Tibet is China's ticket to hegemony 

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ROFL🤣😆 Nice one!

Never thought of effect on Bangladesh due to ganga....

News is very politically centred here

India's dam policy also disturbing its own land, especially - Bihar ; its CM Nitish Kumar is openly speaking to shut down Farakka dam on the Ganga river. Bihar & other states of India on upper stream of Ganga are facing mega floods annually. Farakka dam, Tipaimukh Dam (in Borak valley, Assam) has environmental consequences to both Bangladesh & India. The Tipaimukh dam is situated in an extremely quake - prone area so if once a mega quake shocks the foundation then both countries are doomed!

@User Name i doubt that either

No we won't desalinization exists

For real desalination exists, which is already used. It is very energy consuming. But, we seem to be facing the power "crisis* very well.

@User Name Uh no. It's not a grim reality. Over 68 percent of the fresh water on Earth is found in icecaps and glaciers, and just over 30 percent is found in ground water. Only about 0.3 percent of our fresh water is found in the surface water of lakes, rivers, and swamps. Befor if ever we run out of fresh water from lakes, rivers, and swamps, we still have groundwater. And before that runs out, we would have a cheap way of mining the polar icecaps and icebergs.

@@nikolavideomaker and desalination plants would become targets during times of war. This is how Saudi Arabia could be weakened very quickly

first, learn more than 5000 thousands years history, and you will know how long tibet has been part of China.

@@sumountliu9830 then mongolia,japan and india

@你好- Thinking about capturing neighbor lands and Debt trap other countries is called Vicious/diabolical not Visionary..

@@ajayacharya6904 bruh no one force you to borrow money from china... why other country not choose US but china? Bcus china offer cheap tax.. and area dispute is everywhere in the world, look greek and turkey, israel and palestine, russia and ukraine, india and nepal.. stop living in ur own world

@@okko3777 Area/Border disputes most countries had and will have for sure wherever you dont have clear boundaries defined - but how can one justify invading the complete "Tibet" and suppressing the tibetan culture, ambushing Spiritual leader Dalai Lama?? and to add - Claiming Taiwan, Vietnam , Bhutan as part of main land - what not - there is no end for this venomous Dragon thirst for neighbor Lands. You can't blindly support China's vicious nature by throwing some of other countries border conflicts..

But some of ganga's tributaries arise from Tibet like karnali aka ghaghra river

Actually ganes orginates from Gangotri glacier but its most of water comes from Nepal.

@@locomotive43 most water of karnali river originates from glaciers in nepal. Only a small origin point of karnali river is in tibet.

Due to climate change that is changing quickly, over 95% of India's water flow from China's controlled territory which means India largely depend on China to survive

@@user-ss7qs4ps1i @红军击退国民党 I thought this video primarily said more about how China is creating dams on these rivers one after another and affecting the downstream countries by that, not about climate change , even the thumbnail also says - Water monopoly.

You are hindu?

Hope something works out

You also have to worry high sea level

​@@universe8116 Do you think that Bangladesh would even have the money to go full Dutch and dam the ocean? Even with Pakistani support. It's a good idea but would be tough even for rich nations.

I suggest electing a cat leader and implementing one child policy

China doesn’t have plenty of electricity. It’s building more coal power plants to expand its growth. China’s consumption of energy and resources is enormous.

China is still growing shows that it better progress then any other countries

@@TheZachary86 Arbitrarily so. They have to deliberately waste electricity even when no one is showing up to work and producing anything to fulfill KPIs and GDP targets.

@@louisxix3271 *Europe colonizing and have world wars* "hmm this is normal" *China slowly yet carefully devouring their neighbors* "OMG THIS IS EVIL!!!"

@@4G12 "They have to deliberately waste electricity even when no one is showing up to work and producing anything to fulfill KPIs and GDP targets" Chinas energy use per capita is much lower than that of the US

its God given water, in your territory. no other countries has the rights outside their territory...its call boundaries

Always good stuff from Shirvan. I would love to hear Shirvan's take on the situation with no lockdown in Sweden. Everybody has their opinion about it, but few are nuanced. I actually found a great video precisely on this topics. Your thoughts? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e92p_5we6qQ.html

Mind-blowing insight. You put into words what I was feeling about this video

Nothing new. Biggest free energy source in the world which to this point is untapped. These dam projects will double amount of power being generated easily.

@Akin Khoo it is well covered but it is not well discussed. You'll rarely hear "most" news sources go over such a topics in such an unbiased and educated manner as Shirvan. Which is why the OP took the time to thank him for the content. Nobody can be educated on everything, we are all learning every day.

15%of water from upstream....most water 85% came from the rain in the downstream area.......

cool, i was wondering what happened to it

0:21 i believe there is another visual glitch that shows taiwan as a part of CCP China, please fix it

You made me wait 15 minutes and now I'm SEETHING, Shirvan. SEETHING!!!

I thought there was some kind of Chinese Pressure in that....🤣🤣

Great content

not in case of war, they are already doing it

Seems like humans have not evolved for the betterment at all, comparing with the ancestry.

stop the water, then open it and flood, stop the water, repeat until they give up. China will win any wars with these countries without even having to fire a bullet.

Literally no, because starvation is what happens with food. Thirst their enemy?

AeneasGemini well you stop water flow and it will damage the country’s crops like what is happening in vietnam. Water = food crisis

WW3 WILL start when the citizens of nations elect stupid people to be their leaders. Case in point - USA under Mr. Trump. Stupid people can start wars with ANY issue, not just water.

@@leolee1959 HA, Trump has kept the US out of wars. It's the likes of Biden, who has backing of the Bush family and the military industrial complex are the ones that will push for WW3, and it's so they can get their One World Order underway.

@@spirittammyk his son has strong ties to China as well. Suppressed by the media, for a reason.

China is really evil

@@leolee1959 Not a trump supporter but tired of people turning educational videos into a chance to forward their political agenda like you

All of China's Neighbors need to unite with nato for an anti Chinese alliance. But US policy makers are unwilling to utilise local disputes in Asia to weaken china because a rare species of ape has taken control of the government.

@@panzerofthelake506 you mean the missing link that likes orange spray tan?

Rejoin Pakistan

@@panzerofthelake506 What about india? they seem to be Bangladeshi's closest allie but still india refuse to sign in teesta river water sharing agreement which is very important for agriculture in Bangladesh .. i think if india was at the place of china they would have already built those dams what china are planning to build..

@@panzerofthelake506 lol anti-chinese alliance... Hmm where have I heard that one from

Basically what I'm hearing is CCP has a lot of enemies. Nearby and abroad. They're playing a dangerous game

@@traveller4583 I wonder how far China will go to be the next superpower when America's superpower ends, which is gonna happen in the future since the newer generation of Americans have no interest to continue it.

For China to become a Super Power is quite easy, just to switch from Communist State to Democratic state, and remove its ORIGINAL SIN. Then a Democratic China can learn from British Empire and USA to wage war on everyone, in the name of Democracy and Freedom. Then no one can stop the Chinese.

@@merrick6484 yeah right.... imagine having to listen to 1.4 billion opinions every time you vote. maybe they will become democratic later after they've overtaken the Americans, but definitely not now. do you have any idea how much America is going to intervene in the elections if the system changed?

It does!

Sea level rise could be as high as 8.2 feet (2.5 meters) above 2000 levels by 2100 ... So yes. Drowning. Literally.

@ what terrible thing did we do to China, build Hong Kong, not let them kill our merchants, demand free trade?

@ so not paying for tea in pure silver and not letting the Japanese conquer India Got it

Here in South Africa we empty entire lake and river for one summer.. check 'day zero-CapeTown' 😂

@Al Castill there are tea farms in other places

China might not have been hostile in the past, but the CCP sure as hell is. They are literally building military bases in international waters in the South China Sea, bullying their South East Asian neighbors, offering debt trap loans to poor countries, etc etc.

@@SirFaceFone They also have spies in many places. What is particularly concerning is the corporate espionage.

@Xeno Phon lmao, nice one. You are clearly brainwashed.

They invaded Tibet and are currently killing millions of muslims but ya they sure are peaceful.

@@SirFaceFone the ccp was the result of decades of western and japanese imperialism, to the ccp this must not happen ever again. china had to be strong, thus the kind of foreign policy they do, which is still nothing compared to the wars the us had created with their kind of geopolitics.

Tibet is damn useful for China

If anyone thinks they attacked Tibet for water Than you are wrong those illiterate attacked Tibet to set an example to Chinese people by destroying Tibetean monarchy

Thanks to nehru and his stupidity

Tibet was a part of Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), and Republic of China (1911-1949 on the mainland, and still exist in Taiwan). The propaganda says China had invaded Tibet is nothing more than BS. You can google maps of the two previous regimes and see Tibet on them.

@@VashtheStampede007 So Croatia is Italian right?

@@johnsoncao3114 the narrator is Azeri (Azerbaijan).

Big Hongus thanks for let me know😀👌

no it hasn't.

Water has always been the most valuable resource on Earth

@Praise No-thing Stop this inane act of profundity, you damn sheep.

@@blahbleh5671 We are around the half way point of the Milankovitch cycles, within about 13,000 years the Axial Precession and Apsidal Precessions will be such that the African Monsoon will begin the re-greening of the sahara. Due to climate change the earth will start desertification, zones like the Tropic of Cancer will widen and encompass far more land than it currently does along with rising sea levels most of humanity will have to relocate further north if you're in the north hemisphere and south in the southern hemisphere. All of this will happen well before the Milankovitch cycles situate the earth well enough for the re-greening of North Africa, water is getting more and more valuable by the decade and china understands this. After all their Belt and Road initiative plans for it, why else would they want to get a foothold in Africa. Also, Russia will be in a great position once the Beaufort Sea, The Northwestern Passages, and the Baffin Bay become trilion dollar shipping lanes, hence why china wants to keep a close eye on them for after all "keep your enemies closer" is a thing people like to say. There is a lot I've not said like the desertification of the southern states of the U.S, the many states/countries that will change to a temperate climate (greenland) and many other things. But one thing is for sure, the odds of war breaking out over water is very high. sure there will be a lot of land to farm due to climate change but what is all of that land good for if you can't water your crops.

But Brazil has basically the water it needs to form an empire

There is no dam on the Tibetan plateau

Lmao

Dam noice pun

Diogynees LMAO! That’s pretty damn good.

China is more like the fire nation

Essentially like the siutation with Egypt and Ethiopia. If you're interested I'll be doing a video this weekend on the future of Hong Kong and China now that China is tightening its grip on the city.

Well it's a similar thing in Xinjiang. That's why they want to get rid of the Uyghur people, for the Belt & Road initiative. There's a great video explaining the situation with the Chinese concentration camps: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GPLjmNK_-YM.html Ethnic cleansing?

@@drunkensailor3736 They have no wish to get rid of the Uighur people. They want to stop the terrorism that's run rampant in Xinjiang and suppress the Uighur separatist movement. We can argue about what degree of anti-separatist techniques are acceptable, but let's not call it genocide, because it's not.

@@alanfriesen9837 Its not genocide yet. But it is systematically rounding up a entire population in mass detention centres. Yes there were some terrorist attacks as explained in the video, but that doesn't in any way justify collective punishment against an entire people, not is it effective in reducing separatist sentiment as it only breeds resentment.

nikita gold Well, China is doing things in overkill mode to guarantee zero future opposition and separatism. Other nations has employed milder anti-separatist efforts to root out separatist fighters and it still led to future resistance against their rule. Had said milder method been good enough to pacify the realm, then surely the leaders in Beijing would consider it. The entire history of China has been full with them dealing with minority and nomadic rebellions on the fringes of their empire. In the ancient dynasties, that was where their army was mainly deployed at.

But most of Brahmaputras water comes through heavy rains in Arunachal Pradesh

De Generals And guess who is claiming that region as well. Winnie-the-Poohland. India and China are going to have a really nasty war over the borders regions sooner or later. And Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh aren’t gonna have a fun time at all either. I’d start militarising if I were them.

Sea levels are not rising dude, in fact data from 100 years ago shows sea levels were higher than today, climate change is a lie to both distract you from real issues like corruption in governments and all while giving same government s justification to implement a Climate Tax on the people making us more their slaves

@Alex Mercer google the fertility rate in bangladesh. it is about 2. Not that high

I dont think china will harm Bangladesh but can’t be said the same about modi india

Well, Similary India too needs water for Not Just Development but Survival too & those Himalyan Region rivers R Our Only source. China's CCP is so greedy that they think nothing Other then Own self-interest and Selfishness, China is Facing Water shortage back in time. So, they Captured Tibet. Now China against facing Shortage of Water for Running their Industries, That's Why trying to takeover Indian Himalyan Region lands like Ladakh & when China needed deposit or Stock of Natural resources like Rare earth metals to develop their Economy hugely then they Captured Inner Mongolia from were China get it's 95% share of Rare Earth metals in country!!!

@@trusfratedbunny2215 Question is: legality is defined by whom? Who legally regulated that India was supposed to be the commonwealth of some other country? If it has to resort to force, I guess legality is only defined by military strength. If not, legality can be achieved by mutual reconciliation through negotiation. May there be peace, my friend.

@@SeanAM2023 Hey, Firstly Do U know the meaning of Himalayas!?!! Let me tell U, "Himalaya" is itself A Hindi/Sanskrit word which means "Abode of Snow", Here "Him means Snow" & "Alaya means Abode" in Hindi/Sanskrit. Also, Himalayan Regions created Bcoz of India itself when Millions of Years ago Our Indian Plate Came & Collided with Eurasian plate then Only all those Himalyan Regions formed!!! Then, How come Any Himalyan region has Anything to do with China lol!?!! Think what gonna happen if all Countries around the World started Claiming lands on Which the Emperors from their Countries Spreaded their Empires & Ruled on Lands of Those Other Countries!!! Ex:- We have also Kings Like Chandragupta Maurya & Ashoka from Magadh Bihar, India(Which real name Is Bharat & We Indians use Bharat as Name of Our Country inside India) Whose Kingdom was Spreaded Covering All Over Bangladesh, Myanmar, Pakistan, Parts of Afganistan & Tibet, and Many Of Our Sanatan Hindu Kings from South India Has Kingdom Spreaded Covering Almost Asean countries, Then Do We Start Claiming all Those Regions According to History Instead of Following today's International borders!?!!

@@SeanAM2023 yeah true.

@Trusfrate you typed whole bunch of bullshit. a tectonic smashup between the Indian and Eurasian tectonic plates tens of millions of years ago. no fucking Indian were on scene . No human bruh. And the second is when they say akhand bharat they mean Indian culture civilization not kingdom no emperor. Tibet was never Indian kingdom. stop watching Ramayana it’s a Fairytale

Me too!

That's insane

Most are small. India has around 20,000. Countries can have some pretty big numbers of dams, as long as you disabuse yourself of the image of the stereotypical giant dam (such as the Hoover or Three Gorges).

@@BLRSharpLight really? Holy shit!!! I figured we had like 10 dams. My mind grapes are being blown

Guys this isn't an dickwaving contest, so don't turn it into one. Like I said, countries usually have a lot more dams than you might think, even small countries for whom you wouldn't even have heard of any notable dams there. It's just a matter of rethinking one's image of what the typical dam is.

@GameGuru native americans have waaaaay more protections and rights than Tibetans under the CCP.

@@dying_allthetime fax

@GameGuru no not really

You mean Chinese

@GameGuru has civil rights? In a country where even its own majority ethnic can disappeared suddenly? Yeah, next time you will tell me China is a good country for Muslims

it is everything its life and death

15%of water from upstream....most water came from the rain ....

The existence of Tibet gives China an advantage of offensive and defensive power in the face of India, which has a lower terrain. At the same time it is only a few hundred kilometers from New Delhi, even no longer than rocket artillery range. Even these alone make it of high strategic value.

东皇太一 Do you understand that 15 % is a lot for a vital resource? Like it’s an incredible leverage on the work of farms and water-intensive industries. And what does this number even tell us? The river flow is very seasonal with high and low periods with most of the water from rains coming in the fall, whereas in the low periods most of water in rivers from upstream or from the underground sources

Havskonungen not only this Tibet is also rich in minerals, China can control whole Asia from Tibet.

U guys have controlled your population growth, this will surely help you. From india

I don't get indian people, sometimes they side with Bangladesh & sometimes don't. Just pick one side.

@@Shreyam_io as a very small country neighboring two of the largest countries in the world we dont have that much leverage over india or china. So we dont have enough option other than diplomacy. We are letting china on some aspect while we have given a lot facilities to India. Such as 3 bigha corridor inside Bangladesh to connect indias northern states. Also the surveillance raddar system in the Bay of Bangle. Not to mention tons of construction projects, vehicle purchase, jobs for indian skilled labour pool etc. But everyone should understand we are not going to side unilaterally towards either India or china or even USA whatever the situation is. Everyone is a friend of ours. We cant afford a foe of this size whether its India or China.

@Abu Maryam please dont get nasty here. If really necessary constructive conversation is preferred. Thank you. 🙂

Dont be feel sad bro. India is with you. Before you it will hit India and the 3rd world war wil start with china for water then.

@Ho Chi Wang well that is the truth, google it yourself!

Where the watershed is matters more than the river source. If a large Tibetan watershed drains into the Indus, even if the river begins in India its stream flow would have been fed by the Tibetan Plateau.

@@bircruz555you are telling about streams flows to make ganga in India from tibet not at all ganga is fully originated in India . I think you don't know about glaciers there is no need of stream

use engineering ..ask help from Same Indian they are experts

I was such a fan of Dune when I was a kid.

@@RakeshSingh-jw7sm hell yeah! And free Sikkim and give real independence to Bhutan!!

Or also just not drink water for a few days and see how bad it is

@@RakeshSingh-jw7sm free Tibet, free Hong Kong, free Xinjiang, free inner Mongolia, free Kashmir, free Taiwan

Or how about a book about the plight of water on the planet?

Yep this gonna be true this China we talking about

Western water corporates have been hoarding water and raise water price in developing countries for years lol

@@carl7021 I mean this sincerely, show me where this is happening. I’ve seen the billions of gallons given to poor nations but not price gouging. Happy to see the evidence though

@@carl7021 ah yes more whataboutism

With the labels on the barrels “made in China 🇨🇳”

False

Not from the sky where their gods reside?

@@Faisal1997able Gangotri the glacier is well within Indian territory.

@@shreygupta9179 Oh.So why this video is showing this?May be mistakenly.

@Ashley Haadt truth from China 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Comment like this one ruins the video's anti chinese build up feelings it intends to make

The sad truth is China didn't get that much water from the Indian Ocean, and the little they got, some throws back to the south where it becomes insignificant portion of the total. But the point India wants to make is 100% of that small portion should be theirs while they don't have to share with poor China farmers.

@@tomerzafon4 China doesn't need a dam to get hated by everyone :D

hahaha you are watched by FBI, take care

eingew by everyone who’s a servant of the US

What country is that?

@@erikmtzglez many countries have this advantage, but I am speaking about mine Morocco 🇲🇦

Mostafa Miroune cool

@Muslimcel yes and why not?

@Muslimcel A part of Morocco is in the desert, Morocco has a diverse climate, you can find the snow the rain the extreme heat in the same day at different parts. Some arias exceed 1200mm of précipitation

yay video back up u took it down earlier i was like wtf

TAIWAN recognization, TIBET free, HONG KONG support --- action against CH--A VIR-S they are blocking so please use COVID 19 or CHI-A V-R-S 50CENT A-MY

The game didn't give 13K gold...

It's a pay to win game of the highest order. You can build unlimited units instantly if you can pay to do so. I had a 100 player game won until some guy paid about $200 to basically beat me. Two weeks of play ruined by bullshit. I uninstalled and never installed again after that.

7:30 why the hell Taiwan is here

That's what I have been thinking. Tibet hardly receives rain. It's mostly glaciers. And north-east of India floods almost every year. They need less of water more dams. If China helps in that it is win win even for Bangladesh.

Exactly 🤣😂 It’s took couple of minute to understand.

Yeah. Turkey is doing the same to us ="(

@@RahellOmerdams give chance to regulate rivers. you could use them to make water shortage and flood or save from them. so you could use them in bad intention but also in a useful way. Turkey doesnot use its dams maliciously. when was the last time Iraq lives a drought or flood?

It is actually very different from Iraq. Bangladesh is a subtropical country and gets abundant rainfall. But the problem is when we need water during the dry season we do not get it, but when we do not need it during the rainy season we have so much of it that it floods.

Its not like India can dam large amounts of waters in Lowlands, Nepal doesn't dam much anyway it all flows to India and Bangla.

@Alex Mercer No like Turkey building dams in Tigris and Euphrates

The policy of CCP is so stupid. It always wants always all other countries to respect its "glorious culture and independence as the greatest civilization to have ever existed" and attacks anyone who is interfering in its domestic affairs. On the other Hand it is financing and equipping a maoist terror group is india, forces other countries into its debt trap and trys to split europe by bying harbours

@@bendyStraws3Lz The policy of the CCP is to first take care of China and then worry about the rest of the world. This is similar to our policy here in the United States.

@@alanfriesen9837 The policy of the CCP is to make sure it stays in power at all costs. Then to take care of China and to only worry about the rest of the world when it fits their image.

bakunin so China is putting itself first isn’t that everyone?

@@ewoudalliet1734 So you just described US government policy

@@user-ss7qs4ps1i when

@@user-ss7qs4ps1i h

@@user-ss7qs4ps1i 滚，好好学历史政治，教材上写的清清楚楚美国是唯一的superpower

Maybe; but the technology certainly exists to desalinate salt water. It simply isn’t financially beneficial right now. If it gets serious enough to affect national security/economics, the state will likely step in and subsidize this type of thing.

@@dr.lyleevans6915 The point is that we aren't just talking about America here. There are many countries that will be held to ransom who don't have this fabled technology. Even if such a thing was invented It will just be same as it ever was. Haves and have nots.

James Walsh As I said in my original post, desalination technology has already been invented, some time ago. I was speaking for all relevant nations. Edit: Please re-read my initial comment; reading comprehension should be worked on, as it is the basis for in-depth knowledge acquisition (I do not mean this to insult you, it’s just that your entire criticism was based on multiple failures to read my text accurately). Also, I can tell from your post that you are a child of postmodernism, simply from your “oppressed vs oppressor” frame of reference.

Yeah it’s one of the things that is always misused when discussing resources. Current stocks or even current known stocks are not the same as what is left in the world. It is what is left that can be taken at the moment without costing more than it’s worth to extract. For example the oil sands in Canada arent economic to extract oil from but if oil tripled in price they would be, and the amount of oil being extracted would massively increase. Same here with water if it costs $1/gallon to desalinate water, but water only worth $0.10/gallon noones going to do it, but put a drought in and suddenly it’s worth a lot more and making a desalination plant makes sense.

Now I can't unhear it lol

Sirvan loves unprecedented

I think you mean 'unprejudiced' word in it. Sirvan clearly hates China thru and thru.

@@HarrySmith-hr2iv Compared to most outlets his opinion is pretty favourable imo

Shirvan's love of the word unprecedented is unprecedented 😂

You're partially right there. Lets take Brahmaputra and Ganga for example, though Brahmaputra originates from the Chemayungdung Glacier, it passes through wet-evergreen forests of north-east India that are amongst the wettest places on Earth. On the other hand, Ganges also originates from the Gangotri glacier, and so do its tributaries, from their own glaciers well within the Political boundaries on India, in the Northern state of Uttarakhand (so, a dam if at all will be our own doing). If glaciers of the Ganges were hypothetically controlled by China with an agenda to dam the river, it would leave the river dry, as it passes through some of the most fertile agricultural lands with low to moderate rainfall.

I believe that China won't play the water card but who believes the CCP, right.

I think someone had explained the Turkey situation with water before in RU-vid. Forgot which RU-vidr though.

Egypt has more power then Ethiopia though

@It's Kafkaesque Erdogan is a criminal

Exactly. Iraqi government is useless and too busy stealing oil revenues and sucking Iranian dingdongs to do something about Turkey's dam projects.

@Alex Mercer I think shirvan did talk about this before here in this channel.

TAIWAN, FOR A LONG TIME, HAS BEEN TRYING TO RETAKE MAINLAND CHINA. BUT IT IS USELESS BECAUSE IT ALWAYS RELY ON THE USA FOR HELP. LIKE A DRUG ADDICT.

taiwan is gonna get flooded by a tsunami

Taiwan belongs to China

Every side of this discussion is gay.

@yy l 200 years ago bud competently different generation. american make loads of films depicting it in an negative light these days. most Americans today are aware of their dark past way more then china is of their evil that goes on today right now in this very moment. and even if they did know many would still support it because a lot of Chinese are out right imperialistic and support the ccp's imperialistic genocidal polices everywhere it gets it's grip.

You know that will led to a war with India and China. China knows if Tibet gets nuke, asia will be a slaughter house.

@@freedomdude5420 never mind. Chinese can live in India soil without any Indian

@@freedomdude5420 that isnt a war india can win, even without nukes, india would have to invade tibet...over the Himalayas, and thats before they have to face the better armed and supplied chinese army.

It’s not a war that would be fought. 2 superpowers havnt been in direct conflict with each other for over half a century. It’s not going to happen

@@callummclaine9160 except that India is not a superpower, yet.

I would like this comment if there were no emojis

@@MasterCoD124 bruhh....

In times of the dry glacier runoff is important, but in general I agree - Tibet is mostly in a rain shadow of the mighty Himalayas and most rainfall falls where the plains and the mountains meet. Damming has impacts but generally downstream should have decent flows in these scenarios

yes alhamdulillah

You are wrong. I am from Assam. We have Brahmaputra here. Our life depends on it. Tell me, you just assume the geography here. Do yourself a favour, come here.. I will bear your staying expense, no offence!

@@bullet_4_you assam is not all of India

@@bullet_4_you this is the map of Brahmaputra en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahmaputra_River#/media/File:Brahmaputra-river-basin.png the volume of water coming from china is tiny compared to the volume fed in by the tributaries.

@@papulrocks794 right

I'm from Meghalaya and we have river from haven so we don't depend on tipetan rivers lol

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Ehm. Do you understand dam?

Just looked it op on google streetview, which still has photo's from 2014. On the satelite images you can indeed see the difference!

The Mekong river is the water source of all South East Asia. They are heavily reliant on it. China is going cause a sad future if they are permitted to continue their developments.

Saqlain Siddiqui And the only reason they exist is because they were pushed out of India by the Hindu majority of India & some of the Muslims from Myanmar are heading into India, presumably to get to Pakistan.

Bangladesh cannot catch a break.

15%of water from upstream....most water 85% came from the rain in the downstream area.......

I think this channel has done a video about it already. Or then it was some other channel but I remember seeing a video on that

This also happens with Ethiopia relative to Sudan and Egypt.

It was already covered by shirvan.

@@dahasolomon7314 can you tell me the title

@@emir4126 Geopolitics of Turkey in Asia

Bruh we already got tooo much water😭😭😭😭😭our country gonna go under water 😭😭😭😭

Chinese leader: "So you have a project idea for me which will increase our leverage over helpless downstream countries?" Chinese engineer: "Yes sir I do"

anything is easy when you have a population of 1.3 billion and no worker rights.

@ At least these worker will have water.

Chinese hegemony is gonna be tight

@@bluemountain4181 chinese leaders are hydro engineers, seriously Hu the previously leader has a degree in it. the current one, Xi, has a degree in chemical engineering

paritosh bnm Everyone is at times

@paritosh bnm Shirvan is sometimes inaccurate, but his analysis is more often correct than most other sources I've found. I'm willing to forgive a few mistakes in return for insightful perspective on many topics and regions rarely discussed in most platforms. I am sorry that you find him so often mistaken about India in particular: though I've had many gifted Indians and Indian ex-pats as friends, I seldom get much analysis about India's politics from them. Most seem too busy learning about the rest of the world.

15%of water from upstream....most water came from the rain ....

@paritosh bnm I will be a little more careful in taking his word about that region now. Would you please suggest a more informed source for geopolitical analysis with very little political bias for the entirety of South Asia?

The govt will built a reservoir in arunachal Pradesh to counter this effect

@@ayushgaur9506 That further makes it tough for Bangladesh :P It won't be that easy to resolve! Already China is sneaky into Arunachal Pradesh and Kashmir!

India is doing same with Pakistan see India this is called karma

@@talalhussain6988 the concept of KARMA came from Hinduism😆😆😆

Nepal is China of poor people. What else is there to affect Nepal with, lol. It's already gone to China, if they can allow Chinese companies to install 5G network on Everest. Silly country.

@@AuslanderAish Nepal needs more options or it will be cut off from transport, oil and food if it can't meet India

@@AuslanderAish we don't allow that. Our politicians does.

@@snowjordan3333 and it should be because just like China, Nepal has started claiming bits and pieces of land for India's map.

@@bigvlogger2940 so make a difference, change them.

MrUtuber29 aggressive demands? Lol, you have no idea what aggressive is. Dropping 50,000 bombs on 7 countries, unilateral sanctions etc, that is aggression.

​@@ex0duzz Lmao shhhh Westerners get even more unreasonable when you point out their constant hypocrisy and double standards

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And... Your country would give guns to kids before banning public use of guns to try sort out your school shooting epidemic

@@bigtunes9330 😂 you mad? What's that got to do with gun violence? Chill out

@Another NPC If the world would have stepped in and freed Tibet when they should have, this wouldn't be an issue at all... The Tibetan people deserve their country back.. Free and Protect Tibet ... Be a great place for the largest ever missile battery in the world... do we want it pointing towards us... or away?

@Another NPC USA owners like the Rothschilds, Rockerfellers and the Bush's, are the reason why China is in power. They took control of China back during WW2, and they are the ones pulling the strings. They are setting up China to be their new base and will use China to attack the USA while they are sitting pretty in either Beijing, or even Australia that many people are unaware of, but are now under control of the CCP.

Already happening, but the concern is that ground water cant support that many people.

@@TroyC68 free tibet will also need energy ! Where will they get it from ? Obviously hydroelectric

Lmao same when he said 87 thousand dams im like wuttttt

But the majority of the glacial area from where the water is derived is in China.

@@sibertronssc5618 You can't dam a glacier.

@@sibertronssc5618 That's not true actually. The Gangotri glacier and all its surrounding areas are inside India. Also the Ganga has a lot more sources than just the Gangotri river. All of which are in India.

@@ad.earth59 Yeah I know that they can't dam a glacier but since it's the cunning China, they might be intelligent enough to divert the glacial water towards the interior of Tibet by digging the ground to a lower level than that to the Indian side where it ultimately forms the river Ganga. One can never say since it's China we are dealing against.

@@ad.earth59 Well, in Indian maps those areas are indeed shown a few kilometers inside Indian territory in Uttarakhand but I doubt if those areas are completely under India's control as a result of previous Sino-Indian wars and China has indeed control over few square kilometers of area in Uttarakhand as well if remember well.

This and mineral in tibet worth 124 billion

From news it looks like both sides’ high level officials are negotiating to descalate tho.

Didn’t India escalated the tension at the boarder? The fight that took place happened on Chinese side.

China did it to secure its corridor with Pakistan that India has been threatening for half a decade.

China and Pakistan settled their border in 1963, partly thanks to the 1962 India-China dispute.

Probably because many of these maps were created by China, but in the big one I also don‘t know why this shouldn‘t be the case

It doesn't really matter. You'll always leave one party unsatisfied.

Welp, according to UN, Taiwan is part of mainland china, but which gouvernement is controlling it ofc Taiwan has its own. But as Taiwan agreed the one china policy, they are obliged to let this pass and sometimes is considered part of mainland

@@antiquorumaugustus8200 Dude, didn't you get the memo? There is no One China Policy no more. Mike Pompeo officially dropped it about two days ago. And it's unlikely that a Biden administration would be able to reinstate it, politically speaking.

@@alexvig2369 Tell me is Pompeo working for UN ? No, and also USA still has to make a diplomacy contact with Taiwan. It wasn’t even china mainland that introduced the one china policy, it was UN itself when mainland China wasn’t a un member. How ironic that now they want to go back to their decision, two chinas = two dragons.

As long as there is no dog , bat or cat meat.

Yeah he forgot to color ladakh and dok lame red

Hopefully it was an honest mistake

Why? Taiwan is just the name of an island, is not a country at all. I assume you're talking about the Chinese civil problem of People's Republic and Republic…🤔

@@ParryLinn Haha. The response from Chinese trolls is always quick. But you always sound like transparent rubes. By the way, do you really think your hostile takeover of Hong Kong 27 years before the treaty you signed is going to make one single Taiwanese think "ah, yes. I think Beijing will treat us fairly." A new US administration under Biden should immediately grant Taiwan full diplomatic ties. Beijing is not an honest broker.

and It is very accurate. don't take my words just read the Constitution of Taiwan

Dude can you help me?you know the name of soundtrack in background of this video?