Thanks for watching! I made a poster about maps & i hope you like it: store.dftba.com/products/all-maps-are-wrong-poster

@carmelaonofrietti7297

Жыл бұрын

Wau

@davepowell7168

Жыл бұрын

'One for all and all for one ' Swiss national motto ..

@CFox.7

11 ай бұрын

theres fkng way too much slick production filler in your vids. Give it a fkng rest

@jamsandwich868

11 ай бұрын

Please remember, it’s never important to show Stephen Colbert on anything, he is the biggest television douche bag there is

@Make-Asylums-Great-Again

11 ай бұрын

This was amazing to watch, production value and editing were 🤌 perfection.

World: *does something that is somewhat unstable* The Swiss: *starts digging furiously*

@markmuller7962

Жыл бұрын

🤣

@nikhilsinghh

Жыл бұрын

It's very intelligent

@Logicon1138

Жыл бұрын

Someone dropped a biscuit.. quick build a bunker!

@pklimbic

Жыл бұрын

When you’re surrounded by giants who want to wile you off the earth for 700 years… combine this with a people who basically does not want to be governed by anyone, let alone its own government…😂

@drunkenpandaeth2851

Жыл бұрын

lmfao🤣🤣🤣

Its always weird to hear people outside of Switzerland being so impressed by our bunkers, because I grew up with it and I thought every country runs like this^^.

@carlinc.christensen3478

Жыл бұрын

Man I wish my country ran like this! 😅

@gabe_o_verse

Жыл бұрын

@@carlinc.christensen3478 dude trust me: we're not perfect either...we didn't have womens voting rights until the 70s...

@satanicgeek3303

Жыл бұрын

The weirdest is not the bunkers but the dynamite under the bridges ^^'

@PhilfreezeCH

Жыл бұрын

@@gabe_o_verse In Appenzell it wasn‘t until 1990 and only after our highest court told them they need to give women the right to vote by law, while somewhat implying that a failure to do so would be a valid reason for armed intervention by all other Kantons.

@SubSpace-bs5fr

Жыл бұрын

Meet an Albanian and then you can share your bunker passions.

We lived in Switzerland for 16 years. There was a bunker in the apartment buildings we lived in and in the house we lived in. The bunker in the house was inspected and tested about every 4-5 years and there was a signed sheet for completed and passed testing on the inside of the door, for every test since the house was built. If you built a home without a bunker, you had to pay your local municipality for the right to space in the municipality's general bunker... they all have one. The bunkers are NOT just for protection from war - "traditional" or nuclear - they are also for protection from nuclear fallout in case one of many nuclear power plants goes kaboom. Because of the air filtering system, they also provide safety in case of a chemical tanker accident and other things that can contaminate the air where people live. Also, they would provide safe shelter in cases of extreme weather or run-away fires.... and, probably, the whole house falling down on top of them.

@roobs5

4 ай бұрын

Why did you move away? Sounds like a dream living there.

@calvinabbott6920

4 ай бұрын

How many Globalists can fit in the 100 year bunker when they destroy the world?

@FranciscaRodriguez-od1op

2 ай бұрын

Defeats the purpose.. Fallout from hydrogen bombs wont go away til way after everyone in the bunker dies!! It wouldnt ever shield you from radiation, sorry thats a myth..

@Omgiamsotriggered

Ай бұрын

@@roobs5 If he isnt a native place probably didnt feel like home. I myself am from Croatia and no matter where I went or gone, no matter how much prosper and good it was to live or how much money I made, I never felt like it was home, always missed my birth place. For alot of the people even if they are from a hellhole of a place they end up missing it cuz the heart aint right and on its place.

Dude that has to be the most interesting video I have watched in a long time. Great production and super informative/thought provoking. Thanks man!

@nickvogel

Ай бұрын

Dude chill. I bet you like eating donuts too spaghetti man; tread lightly.

@mattkietzmann3290

Ай бұрын

All about it!

I’m an American and lived in Switzerland for several years. You have no idea how prepared they are for ANYthing and EVERYthing all at once. The Swiss think through everything very very thoroughly…. It’s not that easy to understand until you live there and are a part of their system that you realize they have thought of everything to guard against anything from minor pitfalls to major threats. It’s an astonishingly well-run, orderly, safe society.

@bluemoon8268

Жыл бұрын

… this isn’t the situation anymore … I have lived in Switzerland for several months each year … once they abandoned their neutrality recently against Russia, they have joined the main stream quid pro quo …

@johnnysteradactyl558

Жыл бұрын

who really needs social stability anyway?

@leisureclub_

Жыл бұрын

Time for USA to invade Swtizerland? may be they don't have oil :(

@AlexanderOnFire

Жыл бұрын

@@bluemoon8268 Switzerland didn‘t abandoned the neutrality because of that war. Switzerland is a country with values that they share with other western countries. Those values are under attack because of this war. It is the right thing to take the position that is in the best interest for your country. This was the case during the world wars, cold war and it is the case today.

@AlexanderOnFire

Жыл бұрын

@vix altaris monumentum monstrantum Nope. Wasn‘t my point of the comment.

Johnny meeting a fellow Map Enthusiast is pure joy. So happy you felt seen.

@k.russell1713

Жыл бұрын

In another reality, that fellow Swiss map enthusiast IS johhny 40 years after moving to Switzerland.

@MikeMcCarthy1

Жыл бұрын

Likewise - did you know this? Canada now has a land border with two countries. One is in Europe. Which means we can (as Canadians) benefit from trade pacts that are only made for countries who have land borders with Europe? See if you can find that out. It's new in 2022. - Cheers!

@sanket7_

Жыл бұрын

My fellow TISS enthusiast

@when_life_gives_you_limes

Жыл бұрын

It's like Johnny found his soulmate! 😂

@PokhrajRoy.

Жыл бұрын

@@sanket7_ Hello!

We also have a bunker with a circulating air filter (including the large yellow wrench 😊) installed in our house. It is used as a storage room and the racks are actually beds. We also have the army weapon that everyone stores at home and is allowed to keep when they finish their service. Many things are special in Switzerland that would be unthinkable in other countries.

Just love watching this vlog, it's like a free tour in Switzerland. What an amazing country, it's my dream now to travel in Switzerland before I die

As a swiss and a soldier which got trained in swiss bunkers, i have to say this documentary is done very well. You educated a lot of people on a very interesting and mostly unknown topic and all that without being disrespectful against our National Security cause you didn’t got around and searched for the ones which are classified or tried to expose anything which isn’t known to the puplic.

@Igrokcosmo

Жыл бұрын

Good luck to you...only I think you will not be able to use these things

@jrmartinez1354

Жыл бұрын

Jesus Christ lived a sinless life died on the cross rose from the dead three days later so that you can have eternal life you just have to accept his gift of salvation and repent from your sins and surrender your life to him Jesus Christ for eternal life. God Bless Everybody

@stormtrooper9119

Жыл бұрын

You have nukes on your bunker or you could self destruct your whole country.

@PokeMyBalls

Жыл бұрын

I know where to go now when these countries start a nuclear World War. Let's take a "vacation" to Switzerland.

@ForSure871

Жыл бұрын

@@PokeMyBallsNo no, already to crowded here..

Fun fact: In Zurich, where you met the historian, there are SEVERAL machine gun bunkers hidden, and also strategic explosive charges underneath the most important bridges. Some of the machine gun bunkers were even pointed at the lake, like at the entrance to that floating sailing club, behind you at 28:14, which honestly is beyond me as to why anyone would attack Zurich by lake. We use it for wine storage now :D

@Mikijonie

Жыл бұрын

If I'm not mistaken, the explosive charges were removed from all bridges recently

@torias.113

Жыл бұрын

@@Mikijonie allegedly

@rubenschmid17

Жыл бұрын

@@Mikijonie yes. That's true

@atlanta2076

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure that some of them explosives are still in place...

@MozkarLozada

Жыл бұрын

You must have never played age of empires You bring villagers, build a port, the port builds a boat, the troops go into the boat, and that's how they come across

Are the Swiss actually dwarves?

@USEditor

4 күн бұрын

Not at the Vatican.

This, hands down, is one of the best documentary posts on KZread. This is not hyperbole whatsoever. It was astonishing in context, with cogent explanations, entertaining in a contributing way, and is produced with perfection e.g. one could say “it’s so Swiss.” I know a fair amount about the bunkers and feel that the narrative here is spot on-or more precisely, each segment and location packed a salvo of information gunning for the passes of our curiosity. And what can I say, after the good old U.S. of A, Switzerland is my second favorite country. I’m rather fond of their rail network and the terminal in Zurich. But, I digress. While watching this post I wondered about two things. First-how would the majority of Swiss bunkers withstand the 5,000 pound U.S. “bunker buster” bomb like the ones lobbed at Iraq in 2003? Second, with such HUGE guns tucked inside mountain beaver conduits, how well and for how long can the rock withstand the repeated concussion and recoil of the cannon when they are fired… …not to mention the decibel level, the deafening sound, of a firing gun echoing throughout the corridors of a bunker of any size? With each kaboom upon firing would assuredly give everyone the bunker shakes-I mean, if you’ve seen “The Hunger Games” you know what I mean. Finally, it’s been awhile since I’ve watched an “independent” KZread post that gave me a bang for my KZread “Premium” buck. Bravo!

This documentary is amazing, but please make each shot longer. Its such a fast chop between shots and you never allow enough time for shots to linger, so I feel like I'm missing so much and not letting me absorb this beautifully shot and framed images

@lendalennuk2484

Жыл бұрын

I think the duration is just right for a fast overlook. For enjoying a longer novel, go to his Patreon site.

@truthlove1114

Жыл бұрын

Such short clips are for people that can’t focus. I agree with longer shots gives you a chance to appreciate it.

@samluca1244

Жыл бұрын

Go to the Patreon version of the video...Be sure to have SO MUCH TIME to spare when you do!

@poke_hoard422

Жыл бұрын

Yea it's almost seizure inducing quick lol

@poke_hoard422

Жыл бұрын

@@lendalennuk2484 idt half hour is quite a quick overlook lol

As a former officer in the Swiss army, I really enjoyed this, and wish you could see some of the stuff we have, like underground airbases complete with fighter jets hanging in the ceiling, maintenence tunnels, the insane fire suppression systems, and, as you showed it, the usual fortified maching gun position at the end of a tunnel. Not used anymore nowadays and mostly cold war relics, but that would nevertheless make any insane James Bond villain hideout look like an amateurish Disneyland prop. Anyway, thanks for this, great work and hope you enjoyed Switzerland.😉😘

@hepburn118

Жыл бұрын

Didn't you worry about paratroopers just going over it all and landing behind your field of fire? There must have been a plan for that, can you explain? Or is that a secret still?

@FaethorFerenzcy

Жыл бұрын

@@hepburn118 As another swiss, i can assure you, if you want to land behind our field of fire, you have to land in italy, france, germany or austria.

@hepburn118

Жыл бұрын

@@FaethorFerenzcy Gotcha, so impossible then. Thanks for that.

@KevinRohrbach

Жыл бұрын

Plus, we would also have soldiers running around the mountains helping ensure our flanks are protected. I've spent many a day cursing the steepness of our hills 😅

@sergiolandz6056

Жыл бұрын

dont they have long range bunker buster missle now ?

I need to go bunker hunting in Switzerland now! thanks for sharing this master piece!

Good on you snd thank you for presenting!!!!!!!! The people and their culture seems so strong & aware & alive!❤❤❤❤❤

swiss army soldier here: very nice job of portraying the cultural aspect of why my ancestors chose to construct these bunkers. some higher ups in the army even bought some fortresses and use them as their private residence. seeing professional videos makes the alps look that much nicer and i thank you for that as well :) I still desperately hope we will never have to use them but we are still prepared in the end as we always have been. (some political groups want them completely abandoned and i think thats a big mistake, especially under current circumastances).

@philup6274

Жыл бұрын

Start filling them with cement. Yall have hid long enough. It time for the party.

@gregoryedwards9097

Жыл бұрын

@@philup6274 bruh nothing worse than a hater lmao. Haters bring this world down, except for those stronger than them, who use the weak haters hate as fuel to become great. You, my friend, are a hater. If anything I am happy at least one country is prepared for the new WW we are about to face, which could start any time now, literally. I, as an American living in California, am pissed that the Worlds wealthiest country, has done little to protect its people. We are absolutely screwed if we get hit by EMPs, let alone a nuke. We need someone to survive this. F our leaders. Both US, NATO, China, Russia, and all their Allies are all evil and are playing Earth and it’s life like it’s a game of 4D Chess smh.

@loveamerica3426

Жыл бұрын

Those political groups are definitely acting against the interest of your country and it's citizens. who are these political groups? I'm very interested in moving to Switzerland and I would be in support of the political groups that want to be prepared, that want to be secure and that want to be keeping fortified bunkers because that's what smart people do!! I agree with Switzerland stance on being neutral and the natural beauty is unparalleled plus European people are nice and sophisticated and Switzerland is also one of the more reasonable countries that has good amounts of civil rights.

@ovimaltine1680

Жыл бұрын

@@loveamerica3426 its mostly any left leaning party since they are against the swiss army in general. Even within europe: we consider countries like germany/france/italy as somewhat degenerate because of their policies compared to ours. If you like to support more conservative things like our bunker system, SVP is a good party to follow. PS: our neighbours arent necessarily degenerate, its just that we dont wanna join the shitshow which is the european Union.

@lobehold2263

Жыл бұрын

@@loveamerica3426 yes, the Swiss are building the biggest bunker system because their fellow Europeans are nice and sophisticated 😂 I’m just joking around

Production value is off the Charts. As a swiss i thoroughly enjoyed the video, but i wish you would have gone more into the redoubt tactic and what the swiss people were willing to sacrifice in case of invasion. keep it up!

@ThomasWeenk

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@justblaze7924

Жыл бұрын

Switzerland is the most overrated country in the world, it’s so expensive and has high taxes and they pretend to advocate for peace and Human rights and yet they support ISRAEL, hypocrisy

@mysterioanonymous3206

Жыл бұрын

@@rafa2209 neutrality was imposed on the Swiss in the treaty of Versailles in 1815 (I think), in the unwinding of the napoleonic wars, to create a buffer between the great powers of europe. But we rolled with it and its gone rather well for us, so we take it, lol.

@earlydanendraputra6682

Жыл бұрын

dont give him an idea lol 🤣

@TylerDurden404

Жыл бұрын

@@mysterioanonymous3206 what about switz banks hiding rich people's money and as well as the goods of hitler's war? Doesn't seem that neutral.

So far, and only today, I've found a couple of your videos to be unusually useful and informative. I really can't thank you enough. Previously, all I knew about William Tell was that he was an excellent archer and that there was an overture bearing his name. (Plus, I never looked into the difference between a symphony and an overture... save your keyboard, I looked it up on the 'information super-highway! LOL!) I'm preceding my comment re. your comment with a point of view a preacher pointed out to me 20-30 years ago, as it related to the lessons he was hoping others could find useful... "I don't/can't expect anyone to know what they've never been taught". That concept is quite profound after a bit of thought is applied. What struck me as 'remarkable' was your comment, "Putin's invasion of Ukraine is changing everything..." as it defied what I've come to understand or conclude regarding this horrific exercise in national security, both abroad and here in America. There wouldn't be 1.5 million civilians on the war front if this had been untouched by the United States. In the fashion of DJT (I don't want to 'trigger anyone, so I don't use the full name - SMH) and considering his THREE Nobel Peace Prize nominations, and now with DSJ* and his masters at the helm, everything is going to pot... both literally and figuratively. This idea is difficult for me to share because it's so upsetting. At 65 years old, I've discovered that I've been put through a 'mill' designed to push my way of thinking towards a narrative that often, simply isn't factual. When I was a kid, lying to me was the most effective method of prompting me to 'reach out and touch' someone. Call me crazy, but lying to me (for no apparent reason) just pisses me off. If the U.S. wasn't providing funds and weapons, this war would have found a natural end long ago. Due the the world-wide military/industrial complex and the money involved, it's being prolonged in an effort to line the pockets of tyrants and promote a centralized control or management of the world's populations (Please note how the more educated populations are being propagandized the most). I must add that the most damning effect these efforts have cultivated weigh on my mind terribly. Here in America where 'free speech' has been championed as the NUMBER ONE MUSCLE OF MANKIND, since it's founding, I have concerns about retaliation for simply sharing my point of view. This sucks big time. (re. DSJ*, figure it out... I'm sure you'll catch my drift) SMH, once again.

the production quality of your vids are so good I'm loving every one

I cant believe Johnny was in a bunker.. and said " this place is nuts" instead of " This place is bunkers" missed opertunity

@comeradecoyote

Жыл бұрын

*Slaps roof of bunker* "This country can fit so many bunkers"

@coreyperdue1966

Жыл бұрын

Comment of the fucking year

@jkim47ill

Жыл бұрын

Worst dad joke

@OompaL0ompa

Жыл бұрын

Ha,i was the first dude liking this comment.

@Homer-OJ-Simpson

Жыл бұрын

Good pun. I dig it.

This video is shot and edited with such a high level of production value! Thank you for this! Absolutely incredible.

@johnnyharris

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@raiderunbeatable6306

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyharris how long did the video editing take?

@uk4490

Жыл бұрын

@@raiderunbeatable6306 longer than your sex life.

@trentcruise3084

Жыл бұрын

@@raiderunbeatable6306 This particular video took 18 months to edit.

@fridaynighttherapy

Жыл бұрын

@@trentcruise3084 🤣 right!

a lot of history in this video, thank you for making it :) keep up the good work

Does everyone overlook the genius of this guy? He used KZread to travel the world and tell amazing true stories. Wow

@_Hewman_

6 ай бұрын

there are literally 1000s of people who do the exact same thing

@jonothandoeser

6 ай бұрын

Yeah... it's called "Travel Blogging" I don't think he actually invented it.

@shalashaska5851

6 ай бұрын

“Genius”. That word is way overused.

I live in Switzerland and what is funny and you haven't mentioned is that during the skiing season you can literally go off-piste and drive over the roofs of little shacks that look like they are used for holding farming equipment like rakes etc. but they have a whole bunker underneath.

@alidabotes6264

11 ай бұрын

Wow!

@justwondering1967

8 ай бұрын

max amon? Like the Egyptian?

@LordVex47

4 ай бұрын

That's dope

@blahco4tt

4 ай бұрын

Sounds like something straight out a videogame!

Looks like a fun adventure. So sorry they took your big yellow wrench.

@Nov1cegg

Жыл бұрын

Oh, hey Mar..... Destin!

@acctsys

Жыл бұрын

Went to the comments for the sad confiscation

@CIubFoot

Жыл бұрын

Loved your video with Luke Talley - had to watch the long cut it was so good!

@1dgram

Жыл бұрын

Hey Destin!

@boinkinsen

Жыл бұрын

Don't understand why they even consider taking the wrench.

If Minecraft was a country.

this was brilliant, incredible editing and colors

Now Johnny will stop whining about his favorite country.

@MyAdventurr

Жыл бұрын

Knowing Johnny this wont be the end. Flashback to stealing Europe, and sliced bread call-outs. Hahaha

@salvadormuro7346

Жыл бұрын

The itch will come back 😂

@isaarunarom7830

Жыл бұрын

Yeah right

@mistorWhiskers

Жыл бұрын

Oh you sweet summer child

@michaelolatunji2100

Жыл бұрын

I doubt it 😂

In 2012 my wife and I were on a train headed north from Geneva. I was looking out across open fields up ahead of the train when I spotted what looked like maybe an F-16 taxi out onto what looked like a large food producing field. I watched as the aircraft took off, then spotted another one taxiing out from an earth-covered bunker, and a third before I lost sight of them. I was amazed and seriously impressed.

@gwhln

Жыл бұрын

You know Switzerland is not neutral right, it's more nefarious than that. Look into it a bit. If you start pulling the string the web unfolds.

@mdecourcywheeler

Жыл бұрын

Might have been Sion - about 1.30 hours out of Geneva by train.

@cal3033

Жыл бұрын

@@mdecourcywheelermore likely the air base in Payerne if it was north of Geneva

@stgirat

Жыл бұрын

That must have been a F/A 18 jet,we Swiss never had F16's.

@tomtransport

Жыл бұрын

@@FirstDagger The poster did not say it definitely was an F-16............post clearly read I spotted what "looked like maybe" an F-16".........

Bro I just fucking loved that video ! It kept me interested through the whole thing, I've always always want to go to Switzerland. Thanks for a great video.

Zurich airport took your wrench! My heart breaks for you dude, did they let you mail it to yourself? Also, amazing drone footage. Great video all in all - & even though you’re supposed to land and takeoff the drone outside, *I highly recommend a car with a sunroof* at least for roadtrip drone footage! This was my tactic during my road trip thru the Rockies with my homie a couple years ago. Flawless 💯 Epic video! Subbed

I just wanted to tell you how much you have helped me in my struggles with addiction and homelessness! Even been able to have 25 minutes clean time was a huge deal at one point! Now I'm approaching 12 months clean and nearly have my own house please God! I am in college now doing social studies but I want to be a investigate journalist and that's all because of you Johnny! I will get there and 2023 I wish you all the luck that you deserve! Keep doing you! Love from Dublin Ireland!

@johnnyharris

Жыл бұрын

This comment warmed my heart thank you for sharing. Stay strong and good luck in your studies!!

@wmanadeau7860

Жыл бұрын

Kudos!

I'M READY! Heartbroken to hear about the Yellow Wrench..

@brodoxl

Жыл бұрын

R.I.P

@johnnyharris

Жыл бұрын

ugh me too :(

@maplesyrupghost

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyharris maybe someone can mail you one?

@Tvvugt

Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyharris why was it taken? Don't tell me you tried to take it on your carry-on lol

@jamiephilip79

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't the wrench checked in?

what a breath-taking content. i am at awe with your courageousness and meticulousness in making this video. i know how difficult this is. so thank you for letting us know. thank you for showing us.

The barn with the cannon was a big surprise to me. Considering the context idk why it still blows me away but, I just could not have expected that. 9:42

Switzerland did not just build bunkers, it basically turned the entire country into one massive fortress. As European I have been there several times. Loved the country, loved the culture, loved the people

@carollen5633

Жыл бұрын

rj Van loon/// when I was in Switzerland, I loved the cleanliness and greenery! The food is out of this world! Thank you Switzerland!!

As a Swiss kid it was always completely normal for me, that the cellars had this big and heavy doors. Never really thought about it. It was just what a cellar had to look like for me (even though our own house didn‘t have a bunker due to being old).

@carollen5633

Жыл бұрын

Nirutivan/// my French relatives in Canada all had bunkers below their homes. We kept them as wine cellars.

@sinn6719

Жыл бұрын

Fort de Dailly?

the bunker hotel you stayed in was my favorite. ty for making another great vid

High quality content for sure, great work

His video is like a movie...He knows how to keep the audience engaged from the beginning to the end, well-done, a lot of effort went into this video

@MrSnellyG

Жыл бұрын

Really? I didn't get past 4:15

@mattshu

Жыл бұрын

@@MrSnellyG Really? Nobody asked

@theoztreecrasher2647

Жыл бұрын

@@MrSnellyG I'd have to agree! This is an extremely interesting subject made pretty well unwatchable by the frenetic seemingly drug-fueled narcissistic weirdo making it. God help us if the BBC ever decides to chose him as a replacement for a retiring Attenborough!😱

@t16205

Жыл бұрын

Lol yeah.. Like the "dead body" room with the Swizz label for "air supply" on the door 😅

@seeharvester

Жыл бұрын

@@theoztreecrasher2647 I concur.

I grew up in a city that has man made caves from the early 1900's for storing and keeping beer cool. Also some were used for growing mushrooms.

@george344

Жыл бұрын

A bunker without beer 🍻 or mushrooms 🍄, is inhumane.

@Lotek117

Жыл бұрын

What country?

@george344

Жыл бұрын

@Internet User Account until they become a topping on the 🍕

@romeowhiskey1146

Жыл бұрын

@@Lotek117 Guessing MILWAUKEE. DAMHIK.

@CreatingChaos

Жыл бұрын

Where? Im moving

This was dope!! I know you love what you do!

This was the best youtube doco I've seen in ages. Well done.

I'm swiss. Almost every mountain here is hollowed out and fitted with one or more artillery pieces. The whole Linth plain (where I live) is covered with anti-tank barriers and many areas have a flood plan in place to prevent enemy tanks from advancing further… really fascinating but so normal for us Swiss people 😅

@xfpo3605

Жыл бұрын

Festung Grynau 👀

@carollen5633

Жыл бұрын

LilyLullaby/// I'm French and live in Canada, I respect countries which remain neutral.

@deliaconny

Жыл бұрын

oh wow!!! hello fellow Linthebene person! 😁 grew up there, currently living somewhere nearby

@tobinakatarx

Жыл бұрын

@@carollen5633 they remain neutral altho they supply weapons and drones and dealt with all the stolen art and relics from ww2 ,laundering nazi gold ,like teeth ,wedding rings and valuables of ww2 prisoners ,not really much honour in that ......

@moritzh1324

Жыл бұрын

@@deliaconny me too

I’m from Switzerland and my father has a bunker in his basement as well. As a child, I never realized that it was an actual BUNKER. We always stored food in it, but one day, my father explained, what it actually is and it blew my mind. I love how you dig into things like this, Johnny. Awesome video once again👏🏼😍

@ravisingh-vp1tp

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Is Swiss really that expensive as portrayed on KZread??? How much is enough for a family of three (including a child) to live in Swiss middle Area ( not a city)

@sxarxag

Жыл бұрын

@@ravisingh-vp1tp Switzerland is indeed expensive, but we also have good wages. For a family with three people, you might need at least 5’000.- a month to survive. But this depends on where you live. If you live in a city, the rent costs a lot more. I live in the countryside and my rent is about 2’000.- a month. But please don’t quote me on that, it’s extremely difficult to tell how much money you need.

@dirtydangler

Жыл бұрын

@@sxarxag How do you feel about your government funding both sides in WW2 & now American Imperialism?

@williamgonzalaez229

Жыл бұрын

Tell your father I’m moving in

@williamgonzalaez229

Жыл бұрын

@@dirtydangler not true. That doesn’t make sense

Wowwww that piece blew my mind theres really so much i had no idea about THANK U JOHNNY FOR PIONEERING TODAYS INDEPENDANT JOURNALISM

Switzerland is an amazing country, and I would love to visit one day! Thank you for the amazing video!

@The_friendly_cave

5 ай бұрын

-We are awaiting you! Wish you much pleasure!

I am from Switzerland, went to google to look for some bunkers in a town next to me, because there are these Tankwalls Toblerone things. Turns out I drive everyday past a huge bunker system hidden in the valley pointing at the road, yet I never knew. Also important to mention is the swiss military has a giant high tech Air Force base in a mountain where they store, repair and rearm their jets.

@eugenemiya4935

Жыл бұрын

Yes, American F-18s. Please buy the F-35 as my old bosses would love to have you do.

Nice work Johnny. And yet, as you have indicated, just scraping the surface! I think people don't believe me when I tell them about a hatch cover I saw in a re-entrant beside a road in Switzerland when I was hitch-hiking in the 80s. As we drove along beside a steep mountain side I looked off to my left and fleetingly saw a hatch cover on a cliff face. The hatch cover was about the size of a large house with bolts around the raised perimeter. The bolt heads were each about the size of a small car. I never did find out what was in there. Fascinating.

@jeremie_avec_ie

Жыл бұрын

I think that during the 80s most of the information about the bunkers was classified.

@nilesbutler8638

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremie_avec_ie Still is. I´ve known several swiss men who all assured me there are few things impressed on them in training as much as not talking about any installation they might gain knowledge of during during service. Bolt-holes and ambush positions loose half their strategic value once known. Everything he was willingly shown here has to be out-of-date stuff, the publication cleard by the defense ministry at some point.

@baba226

Жыл бұрын

It's probably one of the runways in the mountain

@2degucitas

Жыл бұрын

It's a good thing you didn't stop and knock on the hatch. The Swiss might have not been friendly.

@Landogarner83

Жыл бұрын

@@nilesbutler8638 All the installations shown in this vid are in some stage of decommissioning. There still are loads of active bunkers and i have not seen a single sign of the types i know about.

This story was absolutely amazing, thank you very much for uploading it and showing us how beautiful and secretive Switzerland actually really is. You sir, have a new subscriber. Thanks again, take care. ~Jonny5🥁

Third generation American of Swiss heritage on my father's side. Baptized in the Swiss Reform church in a small town of Switzers in Ohio. God bless the Swiss nation and all its brave and very prepared people.

@domenicoromer419

4 ай бұрын

So nice to see that you still know about your swiss heritage. Greetings from Switzerland.

@harrysmith8338

4 ай бұрын

switzerland, the home of haelelle's throne....

Worked with a Swiss National for years who ended his service as a Lt. Col in the same anti-tank unit his father served in, protecting the same pass for 40+ years. Not only are the Swiss “bunkered in” but know every inch of the ground they are defending.

What you saw under the city with a room for surgery, patient care and essentially a morgue is a nuclear shelter for citizens. Until very recently, every resident of Switzerland needed a spot in one of those in the vicinity of their residence, or to build a bunker in their cellar that can provide shelter in case of a nuclear attack. Where I grew up in Switzerland, my family had spots in a nuclear shelter in the mountain behind the house, which has the same facilities, food rations for a specific amount of time and a bunk bed for everyone. Also, people doing civil service still are being trained in first aid, how to build rudimentary telephone lines etc and how to protect these sites. Imho this actually is a very good defense strategy: try invading a country where the majority of the population is prepared for such a worst case scenario, either through training in the military or in civil service. Anyone playing with the idea of an attack would have to consider the extremely high cost of doing so and the resistance they'd run into.

I live in Liechtenstein, a really small country. And my old elementary school had one of these bunkers, also with one of the big doors and similiar beds.

Thank you for this video! I new that there were a lot of bunkers around here in Switzerland but I didn't know the strategy behind it and that they're in plane sight but still hidden by camouflage.

Would love to see a breakdown video on how you pack and the gear you bring on these adventures! Looks like you got a pretty good system

@Ramnik72

Жыл бұрын

What a schlep lugging every thing he needs

@codybevan300

Жыл бұрын

That video already exists! Always ask following interest, but I'd recommend to always look before asking, many high-profile creators don't have time allocated to respond. Also looking for things is more wholesome and engaging than relying on

@codybevan300

Жыл бұрын

The Algorithm.

From a Swiss perspective... this is incredibly well researched for KZread-video standards. You talked to different people, you managed to catch the essence of the topic, and you also shed a light on different political views and aspects. So often in internet-discussions you will only hear one side of the medal. E.g. when looking for the reason why Germany didn't attack us in WW2, where some people will say it was entirely due to the bunkers, and others will claim it was only because of the banks. You said it correctly, it was most probably both and an elaborate risk vs reward analysis. Same goes for the neutrality topic that was big in 2022 due to the Ukraine war. I am very much pro sanctions, because in my view neutrality does not mean inactivity. A judge or a referee is expected to be neutral, but sanctioning is part of their job by definition. However, I thought you shed light on both sides of the argument in an adequate way. Discussions and debates are a huge part of Swiss direct democracy. In the more recent years, certain groups and parties tried to underminde that by using more emotionalized and populist approaches, so it's nice to even see a foreigner capturing the essence of a civilized discussion, not giving any ground to those polarizing forces.

@jerulew3547

Жыл бұрын

👍🏼

@squarerootof2

Жыл бұрын

Yes, there need to be sanctions against Ukraine but instead they're getting billions of dollars extorted to tax payers all around the world.

@nofrontn

Жыл бұрын

Keep it real yall are evil over there. The elites have bunkers all over your country. 🤢🤮🤦🏾‍♂️

@carollen5633

Жыл бұрын

I don't believe in sanctions. If countries would not impose sanctions, all countries could stay neutral. We need to all stay neutral, and mind our own business. That's the key to peace. However, this will never happen because of sanctions and wars by proxy.

@cirilomigrino7967

Жыл бұрын

Very well said

I knew there were a lot of bunkers in the Swiss mountains but not that many and at that scale. Amazing.

its true, nearly every structure has one too. might be used for storage, a home theater or even a gun range, but theyre readily converted to survival shelters

This is amazing! I'm Swiss and I obviously know of the bunkers. In fact, we have one under our house too! But I never thought about how weird it must be for some other people to think about this. It's such a mundane thing for us, we don't even think about it.

@nicojaewpunk

Жыл бұрын

Do you need government permission to build it? Like the ones inside the mountain

@tjakkobosma5872

Жыл бұрын

@@nicojaewpunk I think they were mostly built by the government

@PhilfreezeCH

Жыл бұрын

@@nicojaewpunk by law you need a space in a bunker so when you build a new house you either have to include a protected room (mini bunker) or you need to buy into some larger bunker commonly found below schools and so on.

@markmuller7962

Жыл бұрын

@@nicojaewpunk Your pic is cute!

Swiss Person here: As a child, I've always thought the bunkers we had everywhere in our woods where just like- what you could see, so one room. Windows and doors were shut, so it wasn't much more to see than a blob of concrete, the size of a small delivery van. I grew up with one of those "cellar-bunkers", and our school had two big bunkers as well, entire networks I've only ever explored parts of. In I think 7th grade our [sweetheart of a] teacher briefly told us about his time serving in the military in a HUGE bunker, an entire mountain. Even before I've stayed in these city-bunkers multiple times, either when helping out at Conventions/Events where it's easier to rent a bunker than a hotel, or when I was in gymnastics summer camp at my old school. When I moved out from home, our apartment building had maps and noticed on the wall detailing the way to the nearest nuclear safety bunker. That's the way it is, that's normal, we grow up with it. But I think most us "civillians", especially people who've not served in the military ever, will never TRULY realize just how fortified we are, have been, or could be. And we're not even talking about the idk how many bridges they would've blown up in case of invasion, or how we got a shitton of guns. It's fascinating to me, really, because you can stay completely oblivious to all that if you choose. And it's also just- easily forgotten, honestly.

@oeknnd

8 ай бұрын

Is there at least one person in all of them? How would you guys know if a different country was coming?

Great Video! Appreciate all the explanation of everything! Honestly makes me want to move there! 🤘🏼

It seems you are a quite experienced hiker because of these astonishing, bud also steep and scary hiking trails. Very well done movie within all these mountains.

this is a great video, im Swiss and i cant even express how much i love my country and how grateful i am to be able to feel this safe.

@chiaraschlatter7318

Жыл бұрын

D Schwiiz isch äbä schono badass 🇨🇭😎

@sfacets

Жыл бұрын

Would you die for your country, if your country asked you to?

@arisioz

Жыл бұрын

What do you love exactly? That your country kept all the loot the Nazis got from their empire while destroying Allied countries? I'd only feel shame. Democracy is a value that needs effort not hiding behind bunkers and being "neutral" like the Spaniards/Sweds and Swiss did in WW2. Gratitude should go to all those countries that fought and got demolished for Europe. At least Switz picked sides now or else it'd have been just another Chinese colony, same as Singapore is. Singapore = 20th century Switzerland

@vivavasquez

Жыл бұрын

i love Switzerland very much ! from California .

@spellerlittlewing

Жыл бұрын

I love it also just from this video

When I was in Switzerland in May I remember seeing heavy duty metal doors randomly all over while driving and was wondering the purpose for such intense protection, it all makes sense now, very cool!!

@idkusername2795

Жыл бұрын

It’s funny because me being Swiss I don’t notice them anymore, they are just normal to me

That's Awesome, Thanks for Finding All them Bunkers,💯

I believe that the Swiss are one of the most intelligent nations. They are not looking for war, but through the system of bunkers and all the armed people they are well prepared for possible "problems". Thanks to this, they became the most prosperous society. Wealth likes silence and security. In Switzerland this is ensured, so it attracts wealthy people from all over the world. Thank you for the interesting material. Regards

In Sweden we have community bunkers/shelters that looks alot like the shelters in the video. Our bunkers/shelters all combined can accommodate approximately 7million of our citizens :)

@jacobc7643

11 ай бұрын

Why don't you take anyone and everyone like we do in the Racist horrible kid killing USA??

@nico5179

11 ай бұрын

Now they probably filled with economic migrants. LOL

@BinnyBongBaron_AoE

10 ай бұрын

Sorry to bother you, but serious question. Has there been a discussion as to the viability of these old tunnels? I assume they were built to last a long time, but I have to wonder if they're out-dated and can maintain society temporarily.

@mirzamay

10 ай бұрын

Nice! 🙂

@Rubblage

9 ай бұрын

@@BinnyBongBaron_AoEyeah theyre fine the materials of the mountain and the thickness, design and materials of the bunker help out alot, without the cement you could make tunnels in those mountains, with cement and bunkers theyre nuclear ready, fallout nuclear ready. a big issue is infrastructure within the bunker. youll starve or surrender before they force their way in. so in conclusion, they are ready for war, not to upkeep civilisation, that could be a key point they should focus on.

I lived in Switzerland for 16 years. The block of flats I lived in had a community bunker in the cellar space. It had two blast doors with a set of shower cubicles between them. This was so people arriving late in a Nuclear Fallout would be able to strip and shower off before entering the inner shelter. It was a little scary the first time we saw it.

@ballyhigh11

Жыл бұрын

I was a student in CH for a year. The halls of residence I lived in had a bunker which was the tv/communal room, replete with two blast doors. Like you, I found it quite intimidating at first but after a while it became completely normal. It was a great place to hang out in the sweltering summer months as it remained very pleasantly cool.

@GoodtoGaia

Жыл бұрын

when we moved to Luzern in 2014 our landlord gave us iodine tablets and showed us the bunkers! It freaked us out a bit! I still have the iodine tabs.

Crazy high quality production values. Respect*

Gorgeous video and sights dude! So amazing. And a lot of history to go with it. lol so awesome. 10/10, even the music was dope.

as a Swiss its fascinating how people think of Switzerland as this peaceful Heidi like country with mountains and chocolate, yet not many people know how filled with bunkers guns and tanks are those mountains. xD great video, great explaining!!

@ericrollison2912

Жыл бұрын

My mother was a diplomat in Bern for the USA. While on a visit there I was able to tour a bunker with an embassy official. He pointed out that the Swiss are excellent marksmen, regard their guns as necessary tools for defense and that if the occasion arose would be very difficult to "take Switzerland " . Remember standing in an area near Thun and our friend pointed out somewhat joking and yet serious too.. If you only knew how many bunkers there are within your eyesight that You have no idea what you are looking at You would be utterly shocked. He handed me binoculars and I still could not see anything. " I don't see anything Arni". Yes.. Yes that is the very point.

An absolutely wonderful documentary about the soul of the Swiss people. Keep it up Johnny, compliments - many greetings from Switzerland, Thomas

@yellow4563

Жыл бұрын

They had the strongest fortress, best bunkers… never used them. Watched and did nothing as tens of millions died… what soul?

@MrRinre

Жыл бұрын

A country that stays forever neutral will never have strong allies.

@cropduster8798

Жыл бұрын

Neutral ? they funded both sides of the war.

@aqualane1

Жыл бұрын

We have more bunkers in America but they’re only for the elite.

@creepou

Жыл бұрын

@@yellow4563 if they haven't done it, what would have hapened ? who knows. And beside the death, it's a work of art that have that many strategic defense throughout the country !

I came here expecting to watch a 'lite' video about Suisse bunkers but came away with way more. Kudos.

This is so amazing and cool. I'm so glad I found your channel

I live in Switzerland, and I was tasked to create a "video essay" on our neutrality last summer. I wish I had this vid as a reference creatively and from a storytelling standpoint. Great work, Johnny and Team!

@lokso.7082

Жыл бұрын

Were do you live?

@Silence_stp

Жыл бұрын

Neutrality is 80% of the time bad

Probably the most engaging documentary I've seen in 2022. Loved the historical flashbacks and context! Great flow, energy and layering -- you're so good at what you do, Johnny!

@PabloDamon

Жыл бұрын

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In Switzerland every house has a bunker room. Just most Swiss store all kinds of things in there, but nothing you could survive of (no food, no water, ect). I grew up in Switzerland, but live in the USA now. I would love to move back to Switzerland and also have my own bunker room again. 😉

@arturincloud9892

5 ай бұрын

Eeehhh. I’d doesn’t sound like safety country if you have a bunker in your room 🫠

Wow! I had no idea about this😳 Great video!

I'm a WW2 history freak, and, I'm blown away. I had no idea these bunkers were here, I'm fascinated. Thanks for this geez, amazing!

@kereyc5751

Жыл бұрын

Same here, I've watched and read everything about ww2 as humanly possible over the last 15 years and I had never heard a mention of this incredible feat of bunkers.

@minimalist1807

Жыл бұрын

@@kereyc5751 wars never was about resources it was about cleaning old ancient beings of world...as also slamming antartic resources after byrd has anounced on tv live that there is coal and minerals for 500 y for all world and that all other nations will rush there and bohr land beyond antartic..the true meaning about all wars wasn oil or anything it was about hidding our world and occupy with problems and work untiil they do their job...all wars was fake and only one who was invilve in them was profiters and self called elites of esoteric and dark world

@Nachoaveragemama0420

Жыл бұрын

Any WW2 movie recommendations not so common?

@jaimeduncan6167

Жыл бұрын

So no much of a freak then 😜

@RikuMikael

Жыл бұрын

There are 5,500 bunkers in Helsinki, creating a vast network of underground facilities that have been built since the 1980s. And although they're usually used for parking, storage, sporting events and more, their true purpose is more ominous: they are designed to protect those in Finland from attack.

As an Italian journalist trying to kickstart an explainer channel, your videos are always a great inspiration

My grandfather was in the Swiss Army before and during WWII as a cook/machine gunner in his unit based out of Zürich. He had lots of adventures and was glad Hitler never invaded. There were actually two German plans to invade CH, one at the end of the invasion of France and the Low Countries in 1940 and another one a bit later. Luckily for him, my grandmother, my dad, and all of CH, Operation Barbarossa happened, Hitler lost the opportunity, and the rest is history. Thanks @johnnyharris for this awesome video documentary looking into Swiss bunkers and defenses!

@arturincloud9892

5 ай бұрын

Switzerland supplied Nazi Germany. why would they attack Switzerland? No reason

I stayed in one of those bunkers in 1975. This one was on the valley floor and had an underground airplane hanger. There were way more than enough beds to house the 90 members of our CSULB wind ensemble. We also stayed with the Swiss in their homes. Every man had to serve in the military for a few weeks a year and was required to have a rifle with ammo that had a lead wire seal on the package.

I grew up in Switzerland. I was always aware of the nearest bunkers, our designated bunker and our school had a hospital ready bunker underneath it. I thought it was very normal, but now that I live outside of Switzerland I know that it wasn't... I do sometimes feel very unsafe though when I let myself think about it, because there's no proper alarm system and bunker network in the UK and it's an island... so it's best to just not think about it 😅

@Vapourized90

Жыл бұрын

Seems like only Finland and Switzerland have managed to understand the importance of protecting civilians during a crisis.

@stardolphin2

Жыл бұрын

@@alan6 Even though some of them can still remember sheltering in the subway tunnels...

@faithrada

Жыл бұрын

@@stardolphin2 My mother was saved by the London subway tunnels.

@user-lv7ph7hs7l

Жыл бұрын

@@Vapourized90 Because the Swiss army is the civilian population. Most men have an army issued assault rifle at home. Until a few years ago a sealed package with 100 rounds too... but some "stuff" happened so you had to give them back. They are now issued if necessary.

@mf5531

Жыл бұрын

@@Vapourized90 biden sure doesn't.

I was fortunate enough to travel to Switzerland as a teenager and loved it. Siglostorf was the name of the village i stayed in, and the people there were so incredibly kind and generous!! Thank you to Joseph and many others for hospitality i will never forget. I'd love to move there with my family. Big hug to the Swiss people!!!

@guyaverage2092

Жыл бұрын

Siglisdorf! Ha, thats just around the corner. Happy that you liked it!

I live in Switzerland not too far away from the hills, then to the alps, and this looks incredibly fun. I have a drone and all and I think I should try bunker hunting too once. It looks so cool and fun yet I don't know why

I have been a member of the Army who spent all of his service time from 1976 to 1995 in just such facilities. I was a gun commander and commanded 6 soldiers to operate the gun. What you see here was my everyday life in the military service. I always spent my time quartered in underground facilities. During normal duty we usually had 3-4 firing days per week to practice and keep fit. There are, or were, many such facilities from which we could defend ourselves against any intrusion. - I could, today permitted, at that time strictly forbidden, still many things say. - Yes, I was a member of the fortress troops, Reduit Brigade 22 in the Swiss Army.

@dannybrasco8256

6 ай бұрын

Would you say that these bunkers are also designed to survive catastrophic events ? Such as massive earthquakes and gaint waves

Loved to see the Swiss journalist wearing the Seek Discomfort hoodie. This Yes Theory and Johnny Harris crossover makes it extra special 😄

@my.knee.hurts.

Жыл бұрын

scrolled through the comments just to find a comment like this

@BG-zl4dg

Жыл бұрын

@@my.knee.hurts. me too :)

Same thing happened in Finland, but now that it's not a requirement to build bunkers into homes, my local council came up with a good idea. They tunnelled below the town and made underground parking, which also doubles as a bunker for the town. I guess the logic behind it is that it will pay itself off in parking fees. It also aides in traffic congestion as you can drive to different parts of the town through this network via one of the many entrances/exits.

Thanks for such a great documentary. i love it ! Kind regards from switzerland :D

Awesome video! Such an awesome concept the Swiss have!

Thanks for the video. Being Swiss, the scale of our bunker system never ceases to amaze me. Three things to add: During WWII, the idea was for the government to perform its functions from the redoubt in case of an invasion. Private cellar bunkers aren‘t mandatory in new constructions anymore, but all inhabitants have a place in a public bunker. The chalet bunkers weren‘t primarily camouflaged to hide them from enemy intelligence but rather to not destroy the picturesque views of the towns and landscapes.

@burtpanzer

Жыл бұрын

To be aesthetically unobtrusive is an important reason to design them in this way, but having them not be easily targeted is an equally important reason for camouflage and it would be foolish not to.

@scdrescher1

Жыл бұрын

My first visit to Switzerland I was asking everyone how I could get to work for Air Zermatt. the answer was usually that I had to marry a Swiss girl…seeing as my first visit was while on my honeymoon that one didn’t go over well.

I first visited Switzerland in 1969, and have been both amazed and inspired ever since! I worked with Swissair for decades in my own business, and am more than familiar with how things are done there. As an American engineer, you cannot be impressed by the degree of quality, cleanliness, and thoughtful design and build you see virtually everywhere. In short, Switzerland is a real life "Disneyland" for designers and those who like to build things with their hands. There simply is no rival, anywhere! Trains, buildings, fine watches, optical goods, electrical systems, machinery, everything, has inspired me in everything I have done both in business and industry. If you want to learn how to do things right, visit Switzerland! What most people do not know is that the Swiss telephone system (landline) is designed to withstand a nuclear war, Even with push buttons, most of the systems use switches that can withstand EMP. Almost every dwelling has a concrete fallout shelter with air filtering and other systems, plus a hefty blast door. Are most of these facilities over designed? Yes! But like most things in Switzerland, unlike the US, facilities are designed to last virtually until the next Ice Age and beyond. But it takes a great many highly skilled, educated craftsmen to maintain it all, and they do with amazing aplomb! Both Switzerland and Germany are essential to modern society and the human family in general. Without them, the world would be a much less pleasant place, and without a source of industrial inspiration to all.

@Tagerrun

Жыл бұрын

Helps having billions to spend from selling devices for war. Also helps you design your bunker when it’s your war head being used.

@77funtomas

Жыл бұрын

Ask yourself a question, who makes the world so unpleasant place to live...

@mathiswiss3305

Жыл бұрын

wow, thats a very nice and true statement. thanks. best wishes to you and america. ( the nation our Louis Chevrolet went and became well known 🚗🤔😃)

@guyaverage2092

Жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! Beeing a Swiss engineer, your comment goes down very well! Unfortunately we don't do our business perfect, otherwise, Swissair would still be operating.

@maskcollector6949

Жыл бұрын

Meanwhile in the rest of the world where the Swiss Banks screw everyone else over while they live in luxury. It is Disneyland, Switzerland is like the North Korea display country of Europe. Swiss banks enable trafficking, I have nothing positive to say about them. "oh they're so clean, so efficient, TOBLERONE" you're brainwashed with the lot of them. While I think more countries could learn from their defense system, I am not okay with them doing it at the expense of the world. They aren't helping more than harming simply via enabling the Black Market. I don't really see how anybody could think Swiss Banks don't harm more than anything else in the Country could help. Unless Swiss start curing cancer and end poverty I don't see them as valuable for anybody else but themselves. They've raped and pillaged much via lending money to criminal syndicates throughout history since they started. From Nazi's to war criminals, I am not a fan. Swiss deserve much much much more FLACK for all they did. People are still being affected by it daily, vastly negatively. The karma is not good there.

I’m so hungry for good journalism like this! I know the world at large must be too. This is my 5th 30 min video of Johnny’s in a row 😂❤

Great info man! I was in Switerland a few months ago. We went to a few world war two bunkers. Amazing country!

As a Swiss I must say that Switzerland and the way we think around here was depicted very well in this video. Especially the point regarding modern neutrality is still discussed even around young people. Very cool and interesting video!

That was actually amazing to watch 🙂 Thanks for doing this video

Your content is so clean and refreshing. Subscribed. :)

@johnnyharris

10 күн бұрын

welcome!