@@Mrclogedsink I was very curious about the funding the rebels had since a lot of their operations required a lot of money. I read that the main source for the rebels were through donations or stealing from the Empire’s cargo through hit and run tactics. The rebels also issued their own credits but I am not sure if they were backed by anything. Imperial credits were backed by the precious mineral deposits of the IGBC to retain its value. Since the Empire declared rebel credits to be illegitimate then I wonder if rebels freely floated their credits in the hopes people were sympathetic enough to accept it as payment. I know it mentioned some unfriendly worlds would unfairly exchange then from a ration of 25:1 rebel credit/imperial credit.
@@jon6309 they also could barter and trade with raw materials. Alderan was a wealthy world as was where Mon Mothma was from so they definitely backed things they purchased for the alliance with legitimate credits then sent those resources to the alliance.
@@jon6309 and what Generation Tec didn't emphasize is there were worlds at economically supported the rebels, that gave them spies, and that had agents and then there were remote places like Hoth and Yavin IV where they built major bases
Well the whole point of them is they're hard to find. So not every single rebel cell will know. And from what I take is that rebels was before the proper rebel alliance formed
Do remember this isn’t like the Clone Wars, in the Clone Wars both sides had large territories, in the Civil War the Empire controls basically the entire Galaxy, extent only limited by logistically how much manpower or ships they can spare to certain worlds. This overreach allowed some planets at times to secretly align to the Rebels. Often it was secret support, even if there was a blockade, the Rebels were crafty, so set up a good enough cover and they could often slip in and out of undetected, as long as they didn’t need heavy support causing a battle it was no problem. That’s why the Rebellion was so hard to crush, as long as the Empire still crushed freedoms more would become Rebels, there was a Galaxy wide desire to overthrow the Empire no matter what came after, it was that bad. It’s like the world trying to crush the Jihadis, as long as they blend in with locals and people support the ideology, they can’t be defeated. No matter how many you kill. They’ll slip through, hide, then regroup for another battle, the difference is that the Rebels actually cared CC about civi lives, thus they were more appealing, even some of the more radical cells like Saw Gerrera were more appealing.
I agree with your statement. It would be difficult for civilized planets to ever be deemed safe for housing rebels. The true safe worlds were ones that were remote and accessible only through secret hyperspace routes not discovered by the known galaxy during that time.
Don't forget arrogance was a large factor for the empire, most standard imperials didn't see the problems with the rebel cells until they became too large and too powerful and formed the rebel alliance, and even then many scoffed at the rebels constantly undermining them.
During the Clone Wars, a number of worlds were discovered in Cathar space & the best world(s) & its star system was named after the Cathar King. However, with the rise of the empire, the king was usurped & a puppet ruler was emplaced by the empire, a Cather who is a legitimate heir by blood, & served with distinction in the Clone Wars. In defiance, the locations of the discovered worlds were kept away from the imperial anointed Cathar Prince (Cathar customs of title ownership). However, in due time & by showing distinction in caring & providing for his people, he was made aware immediately after the destruction of the Second Death Star & what the king did before him, especially in regards to what they did to dissidents & captured POWs. In command of his Titan-Class, the Prince utilized the full resources to help all Imperials who wished to leave & go home; surrender & escape the potential injustice of the Rebels. They weren’t exactly safe worlds for the rebellion, but they definitely weren’t meant for the galactic empire to use, thus 🤷♂️; quite the head scratcher when the Prince’s boarding parties that captured the rebel ships were wearing the symbol of the Rebel Alliance🤨…
It just shows how vast the galaxy really is. Just too many planets and not a lot of ships for the empire to patrol every region. Admiral Thron:Hmm maybe if we build more ships to help police the vast regions. Tarkin: Or how about we build this giant moon shaped ship with a giant super weapon that can blowup planets instead. The Emperor: Hmm I do like ships, but that moon super weapon sounds really cool so let's do that.
Should have mentioned the Vergesso asteroid field (asteroid base, destroyed by the Executor on orders by Darth Vader shortly after Empire strikes back). It was set up by a rebel sympathizing crime organization that was a rival of Black Sun. They allowed rebel ships to use the base for repairs and logistical support, and helped maintain rebel capital ships if they helped with base protection while there. Base had rebel and outlaw fighter squadrons, and multiple capital ships protecting it (I think it had several corvettes, a nebulon-b frigate, and a bulk cruiser present (as well as freighters and other smuggler ships) when a large chunk of Vader's death squadron attacked, with Vader even flying his personal fighter during part of the battle).
General Tagge: "The Rebel Alliance is too well equipped. They're more dangerous than you realize!" Admiral Motti: "Dangerous to your Star Fleet, commander. Not to this Battle Station."
I'm surprised you didn't mention Flitter AKA why the Alliance kept its safe worlds hidden 101. Though I never understood why the rebels didn't mount a rescue mission. The material claims they lacked the firepower but it wouldn't take much. A lone Nebulon-B with fighter support or hell just a couple of X-Wing or Y-Wing squadrons could smash the blockade with ease paving the way for transports to evac the survivors.
Endor would ONLY be relatively safe if Alliance with the Ewoks could not only be assured but maintained what we saw in the OT didn't seem like a culmination of arrangements an more one time thing cuz they saw 3-pio an said in Ewok *ooh, Shiny.. must be a deity". Though we, far as I'm aware of anyways, saw anything suggesting they'd assume that. Which was lucky for the heroes
The rebel alliance has no incompetent members! I am saying this completely genuinely, and not because I am recruiting members for the rebel alliance. On an unrelated note, would you like to join the rebel alliance and fight the empire?
I know that the Corporate Sector is not a safe place and I am not surprised it did not make it to the list. Far from it, those money hungry corporate people owned everything including their air that the people breath. But now that I mentioned it, what will be the safe worlds within the Corporate Sector itself?
The justification for the Corporate Sector was that the end of the Tingel arm was a bit of a desert, with no sentient species and few terrestrial worlds. While that turned out to be not strictly true, I think it is reasonable to suggest that there really were not a lot of great colonization targets in the Corporate Sector and so it would have been hard to find good safe worlds because the Corporate Sector was already exploiting most of the available worlds that were good colonization targets. Additionally, the Corporate Sector didn't operate as public space. Outside of the hyperspace lanes that they had opened up, hyperspace information in the corporate sector was treated as a corporate secret. Indeed, even operating outside of the port worlds on the edge of the sector was illegal for outsiders. Public information on hyperspace navigation of the Corporate Sector was essentially the same as public information on Wild Space. So in many ways, the Corporate Sector was much harder to operate in than Imperial space. And for all the corruption of the Corporate Sector and how easy of a villain the Corporations that made up the Corporate Sector founders can be, I have to think that during the Clone Wars and the Rise of the Empire and the Galactic Civil War, the Corporate Sector represented a bastion of stability and prosperity that would have probably made its employee-citizens relatively loyal. Most Corporate Sector employees lived pretty darn well compared to most of the outer rim, and while they didn't have true political freedom that was true of most of the galaxy as well. And tt was sufficiently powerful that not even the Emperor would have dared meddle much as long as the flow of industrial goods remained un-interrupted.
I just finished The Clone Wars series with my friend, brainwashing her to watch almost all Star Wars media. She said The Clone Wars is better than all Star Wars movies. I agree.
Oh look, another Star Wars video asking a blindingly obvious question that basic reading comprehension and deduction can answer before the ad finishes.
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Boo
Shame shame shame
You missed Yavin 4 and Dantooine.
The Rebels should’ve established a hidden base on Zeltros using the income from the services industry to recuperate and remunerate loses.
That's... That's bloody brilliant.
Funnily enough the rebels had a large store of money, just no one was really willing to disobey the empire by making deals with them.
@@Mrclogedsink I was very curious about the funding the rebels had since a lot of their operations required a lot of money. I read that the main source for the rebels were through donations or stealing from the Empire’s cargo through hit and run tactics. The rebels also issued their own credits but I am not sure if they were backed by anything. Imperial credits were backed by the precious mineral deposits of the IGBC to retain its value. Since the Empire declared rebel credits to be illegitimate then I wonder if rebels freely floated their credits in the hopes people were sympathetic enough to accept it as payment. I know it mentioned some unfriendly worlds would unfairly exchange then from a ration of 25:1 rebel credit/imperial credit.
@@jon6309 they also could barter and trade with raw materials. Alderan was a wealthy world as was where Mon Mothma was from so they definitely backed things they purchased for the alliance with legitimate credits then sent those resources to the alliance.
@@jon6309 and what Generation Tec didn't emphasize is there were worlds at economically supported the rebels, that gave them spies, and that had agents and then there were remote places like Hoth and Yavin IV where they built major bases
I like how like half of these safe worlds were technically imperial controlled and under blockade. Really shows how hard it is to quell an insurgency.
If we go by Star Wars a rebels, it was really tough to find a safe place. I can’t wait to see what you have.
Well the whole point of them is they're hard to find. So not every single rebel cell will know. And from what I take is that rebels was before the proper rebel alliance formed
Do remember this isn’t like the Clone Wars, in the Clone Wars both sides had large territories, in the Civil War the Empire controls basically the entire Galaxy, extent only limited by logistically how much manpower or ships they can spare to certain worlds. This overreach allowed some planets at times to secretly align to the Rebels. Often it was secret support, even if there was a blockade, the Rebels were crafty, so set up a good enough cover and they could often slip in and out of undetected, as long as they didn’t need heavy support causing a battle it was no problem. That’s why the Rebellion was so hard to crush, as long as the Empire still crushed freedoms more would become Rebels, there was a Galaxy wide desire to overthrow the Empire no matter what came after, it was that bad. It’s like the world trying to crush the Jihadis, as long as they blend in with locals and people support the ideology, they can’t be defeated. No matter how many you kill. They’ll slip through, hide, then regroup for another battle, the difference is that the Rebels actually cared CC about civi lives, thus they were more appealing, even some of the more radical cells like Saw Gerrera were more appealing.
I agree with your statement. It would be difficult for civilized planets to ever be deemed safe for housing rebels. The true safe worlds were ones that were remote and accessible only through secret hyperspace routes not discovered by the known galaxy during that time.
*sees video*
Yularen, head of Imperial Security Bureau: "Write it down! Write it down! Write it down!"
The Empire should have made tracking down these Rebel safe worlds a top priority if they wanted to win .
Don't forget arrogance was a large factor for the empire, most standard imperials didn't see the problems with the rebel cells until they became too large and too powerful and formed the rebel alliance, and even then many scoffed at the rebels constantly undermining them.
@@NinjaTyler Exactly! Arrogance and corruption. Sector leaders were probably too busy filling their coffers from bribes of the local elites.
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Same
During the Clone Wars, a number of worlds were discovered in Cathar space & the best world(s) & its star system was named after the Cathar King. However, with the rise of the empire, the king was usurped & a puppet ruler was emplaced by the empire, a Cather who is a legitimate heir by blood, & served with distinction in the Clone Wars. In defiance, the locations of the discovered worlds were kept away from the imperial anointed Cathar Prince (Cathar customs of title ownership). However, in due time & by showing distinction in caring & providing for his people, he was made aware immediately after the destruction of the Second Death Star & what the king did before him, especially in regards to what they did to dissidents & captured POWs. In command of his Titan-Class, the Prince utilized the full resources to help all Imperials who wished to leave & go home; surrender & escape the potential injustice of the Rebels. They weren’t exactly safe worlds for the rebellion, but they definitely weren’t meant for the galactic empire to use, thus 🤷♂️; quite the head scratcher when the Prince’s boarding parties that captured the rebel ships were wearing the symbol of the Rebel Alliance🤨…
Source?
It just shows how vast the galaxy really is. Just too many planets and not a lot of ships for the empire to patrol every region. Admiral Thron:Hmm maybe if we build more ships to help police the vast regions. Tarkin: Or how about we build this giant moon shaped ship with a giant super weapon that can blowup planets instead. The Emperor: Hmm I do like ships, but that moon super weapon sounds really cool so let's do that.
Should have mentioned the Vergesso asteroid field (asteroid base, destroyed by the Executor on orders by Darth Vader shortly after Empire strikes back). It was set up by a rebel sympathizing crime organization that was a rival of Black Sun. They allowed rebel ships to use the base for repairs and logistical support, and helped maintain rebel capital ships if they helped with base protection while there. Base had rebel and outlaw fighter squadrons, and multiple capital ships protecting it (I think it had several corvettes, a nebulon-b frigate, and a bulk cruiser present (as well as freighters and other smuggler ships) when a large chunk of Vader's death squadron attacked, with Vader even flying his personal fighter during part of the battle).
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I just love how uninterested Alan looks while he's giving out the sponsorship, quite hilarious actually
Dang, along with Naboo, Bespin, and Coruscant Alderan is one of the most beautiful Star Wars planet. Shame it got blown up.
General Tagge: "The Rebel Alliance is too well equipped. They're more dangerous than you realize!"
Admiral Motti: "Dangerous to your Star Fleet, commander. Not to this Battle Station."
Star Fleet: outlasts both Death Stars.
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I'm surprised you didn't mention Flitter AKA why the Alliance kept its safe worlds hidden 101. Though I never understood why the rebels didn't mount a rescue mission. The material claims they lacked the firepower but it wouldn't take much. A lone Nebulon-B with fighter support or hell just a couple of X-Wing or Y-Wing squadrons could smash the blockade with ease paving the way for transports to evac the survivors.
Arbra was a gem of a Rebel safeworld, albeit Legends only. It became the main base after Hoth.
Well I definitely thought the title said "What were Rebel Alliance safe WORDS" and that this channel was taking an odd turn.
that add was actually good.
Even though hoth is a cold planet and I don't like the cold I would still have hoth as a safe house as well of Endor
Endor would ONLY be relatively safe if Alliance with the Ewoks could not only be assured but maintained what we saw in the OT didn't seem like a culmination of arrangements an more one time thing cuz they saw 3-pio an said in Ewok *ooh, Shiny.. must be a deity". Though we, far as I'm aware of anyways, saw anything suggesting they'd assume that. Which was lucky for the heroes
No world is more Suller than Sullust- one might even say its the Sullest.
I really thought it said safe words and got very worried
Oh yeah, have your partner say Mon Cala if things get a bit spicy. 🤣🤣
Fascinating, I didn’t know about half of those worlds. Good to know.
Can you please continue the separatist alliance vs earth series please
Three more days baby. Let’s goooo
Good vid on an interesting topic. As per usual, which is good to see.
8 episodes later and we still don’t have a video about the most incompetent members of the Rebel Alliance.
Hehe ok I’ll try again to find some
The rebel alliance has no incompetent members! I am saying this completely genuinely, and not because I am recruiting members for the rebel alliance. On an unrelated note, would you like to join the rebel alliance and fight the empire?
@@philliambillingsworth7806 Borsk Fey’lya says hi.
@@philliambillingsworth7806 I would have unleashed a flood of Dark Troopers and Droidekas on the rebel worlds
Fey’lya redeemed himself at the end tho
Great video Allen !
Death knight hates the Prequels?!?!? Give him a revive.
Those planets had a luck rating of 10/10.
More like insurgency is an unbeatable foe. The very populace supports them so ur only option is to kill literally everyone. Which isn’t an option.
@@nikik5567 and as for those hidden ones a very high plot armor.
Overlord's Death Knight is better too
I know that the Corporate Sector is not a safe place and I am not surprised it did not make it to the list. Far from it, those money hungry corporate people owned everything including their air that the people breath. But now that I mentioned it, what will be the safe worlds within the Corporate Sector itself?
The justification for the Corporate Sector was that the end of the Tingel arm was a bit of a desert, with no sentient species and few terrestrial worlds. While that turned out to be not strictly true, I think it is reasonable to suggest that there really were not a lot of great colonization targets in the Corporate Sector and so it would have been hard to find good safe worlds because the Corporate Sector was already exploiting most of the available worlds that were good colonization targets. Additionally, the Corporate Sector didn't operate as public space. Outside of the hyperspace lanes that they had opened up, hyperspace information in the corporate sector was treated as a corporate secret. Indeed, even operating outside of the port worlds on the edge of the sector was illegal for outsiders. Public information on hyperspace navigation of the Corporate Sector was essentially the same as public information on Wild Space. So in many ways, the Corporate Sector was much harder to operate in than Imperial space.
And for all the corruption of the Corporate Sector and how easy of a villain the Corporations that made up the Corporate Sector founders can be, I have to think that during the Clone Wars and the Rise of the Empire and the Galactic Civil War, the Corporate Sector represented a bastion of stability and prosperity that would have probably made its employee-citizens relatively loyal. Most Corporate Sector employees lived pretty darn well compared to most of the outer rim, and while they didn't have true political freedom that was true of most of the galaxy as well. And tt was sufficiently powerful that not even the Emperor would have dared meddle much as long as the flow of industrial goods remained un-interrupted.
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I didn't know Star Wars Australia was invented by the Rebels
They were simply adding to the cycle.
Amazing thumbnail
@@textmeplus4737 yay I wonnnnn 😐
I wonder if Lothal became a rebel safe world after the Spectres freed it?
Phoenix cell is a better term for them
I'd say it did, following it's liberation the planet was left untouched by the Empire, so I wouldn't be surprised if it became a safe world.
Christmas tree is back in the background
The “bad star wars movies” AKA Darth Kennedy’s “Farce Wars” trilogy
For fucks sake what does that have to do with any of this can people like you not go anywhere without whining
It's cool you got deathknight to help with this
RO-GR: "Rest, relaxation, and repair."
2:58 Eh, who does.
Legends is the best!!!!!
Uh you know the death knight kinda looks like my nieces teddy ruckspin doll she had as a kid
That ad was just painful to watch
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I want to know why you're not in my Sub box nor Notifications for the past two weeks. Weird.
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Can we now add Pabu onto that list?
The jedi should've had a safe house on Mon cala
I just finished The Clone Wars series with my friend, brainwashing her to watch almost all Star Wars media. She said The Clone Wars is better than all Star Wars movies. I agree.
So lost
What about Atollon?
most mining takes place under the surface :p
Oh look, another Star Wars video asking a blindingly obvious question that basic reading comprehension and deduction can answer before the ad finishes.
I read the title as 10 Rebel Safe WORDS not WORLDS lol
My safeword is pineapple....oh wait wrong chat group.
Next up: ten rebel safe words
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@@jadenova perfect
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Just a comment for the algorithm
S u l I e s t 11:42
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I'm pretty sure they even Sullust has spellcheck technology.. lol
Pennsylvanian?
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I didn't even watch the rest. After I saw Kashyyk.. come on
Typo at 11:43, You wrote Sullest instead of sullust, as the following slide should make clear.
Wah
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He doesn't pay his taxes? That's just being mega based.
Were there stormtrooper on alderaan
Hmm…. That sponsored special guest interview did its job…
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Why were safe worlds important is like asking why are military bases important...
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Andor has potential... but its Disney so get ready for it to be terrible
I was all in to watch this...then you quoted the disney dumpster fire film.
I'm out.
The disney dumpster fire sequel trilogy is not cannon
GACHA games need to die.
Meh
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Why did i read it as “why are safe words so important to the rebel alliance” 😂😂