Thank you! Really glad you liked it! It was fun to make. As I alluded to at the end, I had thought I had found pretty much every possible entry in this series, at least in London, but in the last few days I've found several more (of course) so there might be a Part 3 yet!

Thanks! I was disappointed that more of the embassies I visited in this video weren't flying flags - I encountered more in the first video I made. Did you see the flag that looked like a quilt flying next to the Bolivian flag? It's a special flag representing the indigenous people of Bolivia. Would make a great video topic....

@@FredoRockwell yes I did. I covered the checkered flag in my Bolivian episode. But you're right would be interesting to delve deeper as there are a number of these style of flags in and around that region.

@@FlagsinFocus Oh, sorry, I haven't seen that one yet! I'll check it out!

Really glad you liked it! I think it showed, but the Belarus protest got a bit emotional. You could feel the anger and frustration that the Belarusian government was just ignoring everyone they don't agree with. I wasn't at all sure what I would find when I got to the JKLF office. I had been hoping there would be someone I could chat with, but I had to make do with a Tamarind drink instead! I really hope they respond to my emails soon...

It's my pleasure- thanks for watching!

Thanks! I'm delighted this video from a few years ago is getting seen now. Thank you!🙂

I'm so glad you could join me! 🙂

@@FredoRockwell will you make more? It doesn’t has to be embassies, it could be other interesting places around London or elsewhere

@@saw7191 There's another London vlog video in the pipeline, and I'm thinking I might make an "embassy" video in another city...

@@FredoRockwell awesome

@@FredoRockwellI’m watching it 2 years later

Glad you liked it! I'd love to see your take on the idea. We could create a "genre "

Hiya, China is actually a country I've been thinking of since I came up with the idea for that series. Also, Russia - which now takes on a new light! I'm aware of one pro-Mancurian group, I'm not sure if it's the same group as you've found. The one I've found the website for hasn't responded to my emails, and I'm not entirely sure if they're 100% serious. Would love to compare notes!

Glad you liked it! 34 Belgrave Square (the former East German embassy) is used for several things from what I can tell, but most notably it's the HQ for the British-German Association (www.britishgermanassociation.org/). Honestly, I'd never heard of this organization before this video, so it's not a massively prominent thing. I wonder if it would even exist if the German government didn't have a large building in a prominent location to do stuff with.

Thank you!

Thanks for the comment! There's supposedly a "California Embassy" in Russia run by a group called Yes California, which is, unsurprisingly, Kremlin-backed. I don't know of a current Texas embassy anywhere, but there is one and it's outside of Russia I'd do my best to go!

Also, I visit the site of the Texas legation to the UK in my first video about London's unrecognized embassies. 🙂 Check it out!

@@FredoRockwell I know that the Russian empire did Have diplomatic contact with Texas, idk about California

Thanks Awesome Boy!

Glad you liked that one! It didn't do as well as of hoped! The first one got a lot more views. 😯

@@FredoRockwell it certainly deserves more

I will try! Thanks for the suggestion!

I'd love to do that. So far this video has had the fewest views of any so far in 2022 😟 If it picks up I will def make a part 3 though!

@@FredoRockwell wait for few days it's been up for last 15hrs only!

I suspect a lot of people in Trieste have similar feelings. It's probably great for local pride to talk up the FTT, but would it be good if it actually happened? Thanks so much for watching!

@@FredoRockwell depending on how Italian politics go, I suppose. If we turn far right then absolutely it’s a good idea. I’m launching a project soon that you may want to cover one day, how can I get in touch privately?

@@StephenSPR I'd love to hear about it. You can DM me on Twitter or you can find my email address on the About tab of my channel page. :)

Thanks for your comment! I didn't miss it exactly - I've just visited Taipei Represntative offices in videos before. If you watch the first one about London's unrecognized embassies I visit it there. I also interivew the deputy representative in my video about the Somaliland national holiday celebrations at the UK parliament, and I also visit their representative office in Hargeisa in my recent video about visiting Somililand. :)

Glad you liked the video! I agree - legally there's something there, but I don't think it's very likely the UN is going to intervene and reestablsih the Free Territory of Trieste. But I think the idea is very interesting! I'm hoping to make a Short/Tiktok about it in the next few months.

@@FredoRockwell truth is that since beginning of WWI and the end of the WWII Trieste has been juggled by all the sides involved in the conflict and, as the Giulie region is where german slavic and latin culture merge (mitteleurope), It has been the stage for many very importante events in that period. We gone from being the main austroungaric empire port to Italy. From here the famous writer D'Annunzio moved his autonomous troupes and started the occupation of Fiume/Rijeka. Despite him behing pretty much libertarian but also very passionate for "self-determination of people" principle and proud promoter of Italian culture, this ended up to be the ispiration for a bold dude named Benito. When the bold ass was being kicked the little Adolf's mustacho moved in. His germanic productivity added to the city infrastructures as the only concentration camp with a crematory hoven on Italian soil. So went the turn of Tito's army with New Zeland allies, this added the "benefits" of further war crimes as the massacre of the "foibe" and the exodus of the people with Italian origin from other istrian territory. That's when a "free" zone protectorate of anglo/american management was instituted for the so called "A-zone" comprehending Trieste and some more territory, while the further istrian lands as Capodistria called "B-zone" was managed by Tito and later become part of today Slovenia. This was probably the most tense period as the cold war was rageing and this was a juicy field where to fight it. My grandparents would recall this period as the worst for the majority of common folks. As strange as it may seem even if the worst dictatorship that past "gifted" to them had an AIM for productivity, organization, some kind of social welthare and if you where lucky enought not to be in some persecuted minority you could even live somehow with not too much fear. But after that it was just a messa and anybody felt threaten, expecially if One of the 2 sides could claim victory. That's when the people from Trieste rised, the main square was flooded assaulting the palaces where the anglo/american command center was. There as been some death but at the end the English army left the region and in the while the fear for the jugoslavian revenge on italians forced even the left party in Trieste to side against the idea of welcoming Tito's troupes menacing to join the Italian army. This is when in the middle of the chaos the choice have been to let things go quiet, Tito kept B-zone and A-zone moved back to Italy. Citizens wished to see old age, paperwork was not the concerne of anybody at that time and the big characters as UN and USSR wasn't exactly interested into keep pokeing at this ticking bomb. Fun fact: D'Annunzio is the one that created the word "holocaust". His best friend and second man in the occupation of Fiume/Rijeka was Guido Keller. He was a very "outstanding" one. He was a WWI aviator, advocated for naturism, had an Eagle as a pet, is said to use to sleep on trees and walk naked the landing zone. During the time of the occupation he printed a panflet called Yoga on various phylosophycal, ealthcare and spiritual topics. The "logo" used near the title was what we later saddly come to know as swastika. In a demostrative act he flew his plane from Fiume/Rijeka to Rome and throw a chamberpot on Italian parliament's and roses on the queen home's respective roofs. When Mussolini took power he reportedly said something along the lines "i don't like him either, i rather go to south America to fight the spread of american driven dictatorships". He died in a car accident near Rome later in his life. The "carnaro's paper" was a sort of costitution written during Fiume/Rijeka times by them. It granted freedom for gay marriage, prostitution, drug use and any political view and expression of it. That's really odd as the world often turn upsidedown.

The California Republic you refer to is a Russian government front organization known as Yes California. They're not at all legitimate. I don't know the other organizations you mention, but isn't the Terran Empire part of Star Trek?!

@@FredoRockwell I've been asked by California Republic to be ambassador to Russia I was asked by the government to be ambassador at the California republic Embassy in Russia

@@FredoRockwell California Republic is now an independent country it's now recognized by North Korea and by Norway England Switzerland Sweden and by the United Nations

@@FredoRockwell yes the Terran Empire is From Star Trek but some people wanted the Form their own country as A Micro-Nation

Thanks for your comment. This video is from a couple years ago, so I'm not sure what views you're referring to. I made a video about independence movements in the US that discusses the takeover of Hawaii. It's hardly a funny topic.

@@FredoRockwell The Hawaiian Independence movement is not a funny topic, it was sarcasm. The independence of Hawaii should be restored after it was unrightfully taken away. Although you refer to BVI as a colony, that may be your view but it is officially an overseas territory of the UK and I’m not sure for definite but I believe there have been referendums and citizens voted to remain part of the UK.

@harryrtt I'm not sure what the issue is re the BVI. It's listed on the UN list of non-self-governing territories. Technically it's not called a colony, but that's what it effectively is. There's never been an official referendum on independence I don't think. It could be that there's no real independence movement in the BVI, but it's nevertheless a dependency.

The Northern Cyprus mission is not recognized as an embassy by the UK government. They're still allowed to have an office here - it's just an unrecognized embassy. 🙂

Small countries tend not to have many embassies. For example, the Federated States of Micronesia has only four embassies in the entire world!

@@FredoRockwellIt still doesn’t really count as an “unrecognised” embassy as Monaco is internationally recognised

@@british35 No it doesn't. I was just surprised to see it. I didn't mean to imply Monacco was an unrecognized country. Sorry if that was confusing.

@@FredoRockwell No problem

Indeed! A reasonably famous one as well!

@@FredoRockwell I wait for more videos on unreconised countries. Can you do a video on south american tribes?

@@jonathaslopes8038 Do you mean tribes with no contact with the outside world? Gosh, I'm not sure I'd know what to say but it would be interesting.

@@FredoRockwell Not exacly. I mean native participation in politcs, the Mapuches in Chile etc

@jonathaslopes8038 Ah, gotcha! Still a bit outside my area of knowledge but I can change that!

Bro, see the first video (this is the second video about unrecognised embassies in London).🙂

Long live Belarus! 🤍♥️🤍

Thanks! 😀