Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Is TURKEY planning the INVASION of GREEK territory in the AEGEAN Sea? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. 8:49 Probably a bit unpopular, but if the UN general assembly, by majority or supermajority, drafts a treaty and its member-states dont sign, then they should be suspended or expelled from the UN in its entirety. Why would we give you voting rights in the UN if you're just gonna do your own thing anyway and not follow the majority vote? Good incentive to sign a treaty, because once expelled from the UN, they are no longer officially recognised countries and are good pickings for UN members to grab land. Think even China and the US would be scared of other countries laying stakes to their respective countries and sign the treaties. How many enemies can China or the US fight at once, especially when on domestic soil? This is not odd in international law or organizations. Its essentially similar to how NATO is supposed to operate. "An attack upon one is an attack upon us all." By refusing to sign, or acting belligerently towards another, they can be suspended, expelled, and then attacked en masse.
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  2. 2:19 Yes. Dont like what your neighbours are doing? Just call it neo-colonialism. Works every time. 🤪
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  3. Meh. Are you okay with Brits or Americans calling you either GRANT or GRAHNT? I think its just an accent. Many people, including officials, mispronounce words and even proper nouns. Many times, they are brought up with their accent version of the proper noun. Take Caesar. Its not SEE-ZER. Its KAH-EH-SAHRRR. Same with Merkel, Erdogan, etc.
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  4. CANT vs CAHNT REH-KERD vs REH-KOHD KUH-BAHB vs KUH-BAB I chuck it up to his accent. I've been told I have one too.
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  5. His accent, perhaps?
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  6.  @SimonZerafa  That statement implies that you are in the same region. 😁 there is no neutral English. If you dont mind me asking, are you british, by any chance?
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  7. Isnt there more of a gHHHHY than a Y? Here's the IPA [ˈʝiros]
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