These Countries Are Impossible to Invade | Irish Girl Reacts

It's Fourth of July so Happy USA Independence Day! Get those barbecues and fireworks out!

Today, I'm diving into a fascinating topic that has piqued my curiosity: countries and places that are seemingly impossible to invade. Get ready for some mind-blowing insights from the Infographics Show, as I explore the landscapes and locations that have proven to be nearly impenetrable throughout history and we see which military is strongest.

In this episode of "Irish Girl Reacts," we'll embark on a virtual journey across the globe, uncovering the secrets behind these seemingly unconquerable territories. From the remote mountain ranges of Afghanistan to the surprising Canada protected by it's environment as well as neighbouring USA, we'll explore the strategic geographical features that have made these places formidable strongholds.

I'll be taking you through the history of these locations, shedding light on the wars and conflicts that have tested the limits of invasion. We'll delve into the defensive structures and natural barriers that have acted as shields, protecting these countries and leaving potential invaders scratching their heads.

We will see how geographic isolation proves to be a formidable deterrent against would-be invaders.

Throughout this video, I'll bring my unique perspective as an Irish girl, sharing my thoughts and reactions to the strategies employed by these countries.

So, if you're ready for an educational and entertaining journey into the world of impregnable locations, hit that subscribe button and join me on this adventure. Don't forget to activate the notification bell, so you never miss an episode of "Irish Girl Reacts."

Remember, these are not just places on a map; they are testaments to the ingenuity and resilience of humanity. Prepare to be amazed as we uncover the mysteries behind these places that are seemingly impossible to invade.

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[briannam]

To be fair Americas coalition in Afghanistan saw large scale surrender in days and did topple the Taliban in 2 months literally sending them running for the hills. I don't see that as a failed invasion at least initially.

Hindsight being 20/20 the fail was not keeping Taliban remnants on the ropes and allowing them to regroup and return to Afghanistan and reclaim it.

[LuisTheFilmHack]

I don't think it's fair to say the US was incapable of dominating Afghanistan. What happened was the US dominated the country, threw out the Taliban and kept troops there for 20 years, all the while trying to teach the post-Taliban military how to hold on to their country. However, while the US was leaving, the Afghanistan military refused to fight the Taliban and so the Taliban retook control. The bottom line is the Afghanistan army wasn't willing to fight for it's country so the Taliban was able easily retake it.

[edmoran]

One other note concerning the United States and Canada, is the fact that there's so many people that go back and forth between the two countries because of "dual citizenship". They have family in both countries, they travel back and forth, and may even live in both seasonally.
Over the past couple centuries, politics may be the only real distinction between the two, as there are so many uniting factors between both, that if you mess with one country, you may end up having to mess with both.

[danielhammond]

Similar to Russia and Canada, Australia would be very hard to invade because of its size and isolation. During WWII the Japanese planned to invade Australia but decided not to because there is no land area close enough to Australia to launch a massive invasion and the Australians could retreat into the country and wage guerrilla warfare against Japan in the isolated deserts of the Outback.

[scottferguson]

Thanks Diane! As a Canadian I’m a bit surprised that Canada made the list to be honest. 🇨🇦 Happy Canada Day (July 1st) everyone!

[charliestevenson]

Hey Diane, I hope your trip went well and that you got to enjoy your travels in California . Thank you for acknowledging US Independence Day!f

[johnsample]

With her Canada analogy I think Diane has given us a glimpse into the Jennings' family dynamic

[rickeycarey]

I learned something new about each country today. It's interesting see the differences of how each country is protected from invasions and how the earth also protects alot of the countries. Thanks for making the start of the week joyful. Tomorrow is Fourth of July. I hope you celebrate with some American snacks, food, and give Chewie some American Dog Treats. 🍗🍔🥩🥳🍨

[edkeaton]

Happy Monday, Diane! I always look forward to seeing your videos, because I always manage to learn a thing or two. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Have a fantastic week and be well! 👋😎🎉

[bamacopeland]

Canada is our Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde had to the North. They are polite but as soon as you put them in a war they are absolutely lethal. Shout out to my Canadians up north.

[mattheweudy]

12:28 yep, that video I dropped on Patreon went over this aspect for Australia

[rickeycarey]

Your Video Reactions Mondays are pure gold! Yay

[mattheweudy]

3:44 the animation on this channel is sort of cute & charming even when they’re trying to kill each other😅

[Reubinv]

Happy 4th! Glad you made it back home safe Diane

[mikeywid]

Ran across your channel a few days ago and have been bingeing ever since. Love your videos and needless to say you have a new subscriber.

[gregmcmahon]

Happy Monday! I enjoy this video. Have a great week.

[kimsparks]

Just deal with the Canadian customs officials if you have any questions about how impossible it would be to invade Canada. They're tough! We have a great buffer zone there

[markheffernan]

Well done Diane, another beaut. Keep up the great work and please stay safe!
Excelsior!
Heff

[mattheweudy]

The only country listed here that surprised me was India, but it makes sense, just never really considered it.

[hardtackbeans]

Your mom is a strategic genius, Diane!! Any country can invade any other country. It is just conquering them that is the tricky part. Happy fourth to you too. And happy fishing.