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@TherealDannyO Says:
Badempanada showed me how biased some of johnnys video really are. Check out badempanada!
@EdgardomarceloPais Says:
Fuerza Huties!!!Pueblo valiente,solidario!
@عبدالرحمنالبيدعيالبيدعي Says:
من مواطن يمني يقيم في اليمن شكرا على شرحك الطويل عن اليمن لكي ينتبه العالم لليمن
@dailyandmix7281 Says:
You tried thanks but you didn't have full details, if you are welling to get full details just feel free to tell me.
Thanks bro
@solomonherskowitz Says:
Fascinating.
May God be with the resistance to the occupation
@saeed-6632 Says:
The stc came earlier than u mentioned and were more involved in the fight against the houthi. When the coalition (Saudi, Uae etc) were fighting the houthies via airstrikes, the southern resistance forces (later on becoming the STC) were the ones leading the fight on land. They played a key role in pushing the houthies out of the south. The coalition and the Yemeni government had to rely on and support the southern resistance despite their separatist agenda. Also, you forgot to mention that it was former president Saleh who allowed Mujahedeen soldiers to reside in Yemen in 1994 after they helped him fight against the deunification war (yes the southerners have been wanting to separate since 1994), thus resulting in Al qaedas establishment in Yemen.
Despite the lack of many more important contextual details, this is a pretty good introduction for the average viewer.
@garretlemire4327 Says:
I can’t wait to hear what Johnny Harris has to say about the recent military escalation in the Red Sea.
@sambayanzai Says:
This man explains everything in crystal-clear detail! That being said, shame on Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud for the killing of innocent civilians in Yemen. What he did to Yemen is unbelievable! He is no different from Bibi Netanyahu, and I pray they both face justice for their actions. I am so sick of the my government U.S. government sending billions of dollars to fund the wars of Saudi Arabia and Israel.
@muhammedsuleman9807 Says:
Hate war on terror
@manhelinho5103 Says:
Por si lees esto que dios bendiga a YEMEN 🇾🇪 Un fuerte abrazo desde venezuela
@Sam-u8c9d Says:
It's a proxy war between Iran and Saudia Arabia
@MuhanmodeAbulimiti Says:
What does the Yemenis people want in this situation? Do they hate Saudi Arabia or they hate the hothie?
@usmankhan-ir5iw Says:
Where is Gaza ? Can't you talk unsubscribe
@pilli8 Says:
Thanks
@turkifahad2672 Says:
I love how your tone changes when you talk about bigger countries uses smaller countries for their war lol and how you sounded so angry by what it sounded like Israel has the right to kill 100 of thousands in Palestine and Lebanon man can anyone say the truth or once ?
@KuanSakthivel-q2i Says:
One of the best visuals, truly amazing work!
@notarealprophet Says:
☪️ancer
@juditenemp4679 Says:
Al Qaeda y Isis y otros grupos terroristas los creo Estados Unidos y esos si son terroristas, y desestabilizaron esos países, no era una primavera Árabe, que cinismo, los que están bien informados saben lo que era
@juditenemp4679 Says:
Eso de Miciles no me la creo, no todo se dice en realidad, y hay tegiversaciones, Como se ve ese mandatario en Yemen es Corrupto y ahí es cuando entra ayudar Estados Unidos ayudando a mandatarios dictadores eso ha sido toda vida. Que se tegiverse todo que conveniente. Bueno yo ya tengo mi edad
@jacobpalkin5079 Says:
N it’s funny, none of these groups have a solid claim to any of that land, just pillaging and murdering their way through territory and seeing how far they get…
@emwi8743 Says:
Don't mess with the Huthi
@rekarkako39 Says:
You can't find a conflict without US being a part of it any where in the world
@spartak343 Says:
Tnks usahell 👏🏻
@jackbale5846 Says:
It's hilarious (but sad) how ISIS and al-Qaeda randomly join this war.
@yf7s Says:
ALMOST NOTHING IS CURRECT, SAUDIV ARABIA RESPOUND WAS ASKED BY YAMEN GOVERMENT. HOUTHIS WERE CREATED BY IRAN FROM THE BEGGNING
@saadabdulla2878 Says:
Here are the views of other scientists who, like Fred Hoyle, have highlighted the philosophical aspects of cosmology and questioned the absolute nature of the heliocentric model:
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### **Scientists Questioning the Centrality of the Sun**
- **George Ellis** (Theoretical Physicist and Cosmologist)
- **Quote**: *"I can construct you a spherically symmetrical universe with Earth at its center, and you cannot disprove it based on observations... You can only exclude it on philosophical grounds."*
- **Key Point**: The choice of the Sun or Earth as the center of the universe is a philosophical decision, not dictated solely by scientific observation.
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- **Max Born** (German Physicist)
- **Quote**: *"From Einstein’s point of view, Ptolemy and Copernicus are equally right. What point of view is chosen is a matter of expediency."*
- **Key Point**: Both the geocentric (Earth-centered) and heliocentric (Sun-centered) models are equally valid from a relativistic perspective, depending on the chosen reference frame.
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- **Albert Einstein** (Theoretical Physicist)
- **Quote**: *"The struggle, so violent in the early days of science, between the views of Ptolemy and Copernicus would then be quite meaningless. Either coordinate system could be used with equal justification. The two sentences: 'The sun is at rest and the Earth moves,' or 'The sun moves and the Earth is at rest,' would simply mean two different conventions about two different coordinate systems."*
- **Key Point**: Einstein acknowledged that motion is relative, and thus both models—Earth-centered or Sun-centered—are equally valid depending on the frame of reference.
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- **Henri Poincaré** (French Mathematician and Physicist)
- **Quote**: *"We have no direct intuition about the motion of the Earth... we deduce its movement from celestial phenomena, but we could equally well reverse our hypotheses."*
- **Key Point**: Poincaré emphasized that the movement of celestial bodies is deduced based on assumptions, and those assumptions could be inverted without changing the observed phenomena.
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- **Ernst Mach** (Physicist and Philosopher)
- **Quote**: *"All masses, all velocities, thus depend on the masses and velocities of other bodies."*
- **Key Point**: Mach’s principle suggests that the motion of any object is relative to the rest of the universe, meaning no single object (like the Sun or Earth) can be considered the absolute center.
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These scientists emphasize that the choice of what is considered the "center" of the solar system or the universe involves philosophical considerations, challenging the assumption that the Sun’s central position is an absolute, purely scientific truth.
Here are the sources for the quotes provided:
1. **George Ellis**
- Source: W.W. Gibbs, "Profile: Thinking Globally, Acting Universally," *Scientific American*, October 1995.
- In this interview, Ellis discusses the philosophical underpinnings of cosmological models and how Earth could, in theory, be considered the center of the universe based on chosen assumptions.
2. **Max Born**
- Source: Max Born, *Einstein's Theory of Relativity*, Dover Publications, 1962.
- Born, a key figure in quantum mechanics, discusses the equivalence of Ptolemy’s and Copernicus’s models within Einstein’s framework, emphasizing that both systems are mathematically valid.
3. **Albert Einstein**
- Source: Albert Einstein, *The Meaning of Relativity*, Princeton University Press, 1956.
- In this work, Einstein explains the principle of relativity and how different reference frames can be used to describe motion, making the heliocentric and geocentric views equally acceptable in scientific terms.
4. **Henri Poincaré**
- Source: Henri Poincaré, *Science and Hypothesis*, Walter Scott Publishing Co., 1905.
- Poincaré, a pioneering figure in theoretical physics and philosophy of science, highlights that our understanding of celestial motion is based on hypotheses that could be reversed without affecting observations.
5. **Ernst Mach**
- Source: Ernst Mach, *The Science of Mechanics: A Critical and Historical Account of Its Development*, Open Court Publishing Co., 1919.
- Mach’s ideas on the relativity of motion and his critique of absolute space and time play a crucial role in modern discussions of cosmology and relativity.
These sources provide deeper insights into how these scientists viewed the philosophical aspects of cosmological models, challenging the assumption that one model is definitively superior to another.
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Verily! In the creation of the heavens and the earth, and in the alternation of night and day, there are indeed signs for men of understanding. 3:190
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@kaylapoole4114 Says:
Learning about this conflict as a Canadian makes me all the more grateful for the life I have. Thoughts and prayers for the innocent caught up in all of this ❤
@tracybannerman5666 Says:
Everything was all about their country and political stands to religion so.... When did the hate for Israel come in, how, or That's is an easier way to stay relevant.... I don't understand...
@nr7343 Says:
What can say? Arabs... but who listen about this? We listen only about israel
@amiraboodi2075 Says:
I love your videos.
@amiraboodi2075 Says:
Thank you very much. You've put so much effort into this research and like always you explained this complex war in Yemen in the most fathomable way. So, please continue your magnificent job of enlightening people worldwide and bringing light to the dark realities that are going on in the world, especially in the Middle East.
@exactly25cm21 Says:
Let's be honest, that region has always been a mess, with or without the United States. There is only one solution: uniting the region under one strong ruler, like the Ottoman Turks, the Umayyads, or the Abbasid Caliphate.
@NemoElohemi Says:
Iran is the ones that gave them rockets. Or did Houthis just drag rockets from stone? They are Iran’s proxies.
@MuslimNomad.a.e.p Says:
Except for The Curse the Jews Everything is Fine
@marios9527 Says:
What a mess
@muhammadzaman7317 Says:
One sided story
@JOANNANYC7 Says:
Gracias por la explicaciòn
@hazemhazem2022 Says:
Viva yemen 🇾🇪✊✊✊
@SP-bg8on Says:
this is so informative and complex. Thank you. As an American we were never taught this and we are so clueless. As a woman I always sort of avoided thinking about these regions, seeing them as a whole as a natural enemy to my gender, but now can see it is much more complex areas, varied in types of beliefs. Also the US involved itself a long time ago. So we need to know about this
@shuaibi.9136 Says:
this video is on point, very informative and true. THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT HELPED MAKE THIS VIDEO POSSIBLE
@jerryavila1 Says:
As if one would benefit from NOT having your data sold.
People give themselves far too much importance, as if a big difference would be made with privacy.
The only difference is that in fact, it is in general, a good thing.
@pedrocavalcante5822 Says:
Can you explain the war in Syria?
@ManuelRSuarez Says:
Hell of a trick Johnny !!!
Step1: ceate thousands of lists with the data of millions of people.
Step2: create something called "Incogni" and tell the people that Incogni can erase all that data.
Step3: make versions of the lists WITHOUT the names of Incogni patrons. Show the "clean" lists to the patrons while keeping the old full versions to Incogni.
In the end, naive users think they are now free from all those nasty 'data gathering thugs'.
In the end, Incogni becomes the almost sole owner of probably the largest data bank in the web.... and that is worth a lot of $$....
Really cute...
@Muhammed_adnani Says:
Shia are not muslims
@HEISENBERG-f5 Says:
One of the best videos i have seen on war stories.... completely straight forward video based on facts no biasedness seen thankyou buddy ❤
@arielillescas9243 Says:
Si el origen del problema fue la unificacion del pais, porque no se separaran nuevamente?
@petemusic4905 Says:
Do you use after effects or premiere pro or something else to make these animated videos
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