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François Georges-Picot

François Georges-Picot

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Oct 12, 2026

Dr. ZHOST
8:16
And to complete the betrayal, we have to look at the Sykes-Picot Agreement, because while the British are promising this land to the Arabs and the Jews-
ZHOST
8:24
Yeah, British diplomat Mark Sykes and French diplomat François Georges-Picot are secretly meeting in a back room with a map of the Middle East, literally drawing pink and blue lines across it to divide the entire region into British and French colonial empires.
Dr. ZHOST
8:38
They promised the exact same land to three different groups, knowing full well those promises were mutually exclusive.
ZHOST
8:46
It was just imperial arrogance operating on the assumption that they could just, you know, manage the fallout later.
ZHOST
55:13
The documentary details the infamous Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916.
ZHOST
55:19
This was a secret treaty negotiated in the middle of the war between Britain and France, spearheaded by the Englishman Mark Sykes and the French diplomat Francois-Georges Picot.
Dr. ZHOST
55:28
Their goal was to decide how they would divide up the collapsing Ottoman Empire once they won the war.
ZHOST
55:33
Right.
Yasir QadhiHOST
12:13
So England decided that, "What are we going to do in case we win?" And in order to create allies with the other countries, they formed a secret treaty, a secret agreement called the Sykes-Picot Agreement.
Yasir QadhiHOST
12:29
What is the Sykes-Picot Agreement? In order to solidify their allying with the French, Mark Sykes and François Georges-Picot, the two of them were emissaries.
Yasir QadhiHOST
12:41
They were, uh, so, so quote-unquote "ambassadors," not quite ambassadors, but let's just say diploma- diplomats is a better word.
Yasir QadhiHOST
12:46
These two diplomats, they met in secret with a map of the Middle East.

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