Comments by "Factchekka" (@Factchekka) on "3 U.S. Troops Killed, 25 Injured In 'Iranian Attack'; First American Casualty Since Gaza War Began" video.

  1. ​ DonnieTownsley You apparently have never heard of the Persian empire...🙄
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  2. ​ @nihilzahak7112 Ha! Ha! HT is protecting your feelings by deleting my replies! 😆
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  3. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA HAS A RIGHT TO DEFEND ITSELF!!! 💪💪💪❤❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤👊👊👊
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  4. Can't handle being called out, huh? What a baby! 😄
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  5.  @alinateghi  The Middle-East.
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  6.  @daggerin4life726  Get off the drugs, Muhammad! 😂
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  7. Who is they? You are still the only person I have ever heard saying it. Keep posting it on every video though to get your "likes" and feel validated you sad, sad person. smh 🙄
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  8. ​ @nihilzahak7112 You are slaves to your mullahs. Keep touching your head on the ground, slave! 🕋
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  9. It's on every HT video. It takes some getting used to! 😂😂😂
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  10.  @tyroCell  Keeping Islamists from imposing their medieval ideology on the rest of the world! ❌🕋❌
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  11. Yaaaaaawn...🥱
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  12.  DonnieTownsley  Empires rise and fall, come and go. It's a part of human nature and human history. Nothing to do with "bullying". At the moment America is the most powerful country in the world, with the most powerful military in history and it's going to remain there for quite a while. It would be a big mistake for America's enemies to confuse its current minimalist approach to the use of force, with weakness. The giant is sleeping at the moment, best not to awaken him! 💪🇺🇸👊
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  13.  @user-te4jw8gk7h  So, who is the real boss then? 🤔
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  14. Totally nonsensical question! 😂😂😂
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  15. They don't get to decide. 😉
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  16. Who is Norman Finklestein anyway? Does anyone actually care what he says about anything? Quoting Santa Claus would probably change more peoples minds than Norman Finkelstein ffs! 😄
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  17.  @alinateghi  As I just replied to another person, (probably been deleted by HT now) it would be a big mistake to confuse America's current minimalist approach to the use of force, as weakness. America is the only global super-power and has the most powerful military in history as well as being the world's biggest economy. This is not going to change overnight. All empires rise and fall, come and go, to be replaced by another. But this is not going to happen any time soon. The giant is only sleeping, best not to awaken him.
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  18.  @alinateghi  I tried to reply but HT won't let me post the comment. Sorry about that.
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  19.  @maquacr7014  They didn't "run away" at all. They were there 20 years and never intended to stay indefinitely. They trained a new Afghan army and left it as one of the best equipped militaries in the world. The fact that the Afghans themselves basically folded straight away is a tragedy but not the fault of the U.S. They went there to punish those involved in the 9/11 attacks and they achieved that goal by throwing the Taliban out of power almost immediately and keeping them out of power for 20 years. Why anyone except an Islamist would be happy at how the poor Afghan people have to live now under the Taliban is beyond me. Imagine that whole generation who were born and grew up in a freer, fairer society (especially women) only to be forced violently back into an outdated, medieval way of life they had never experienced before!
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  20.  @maquacr7014  They left under their own terms and in their own time. They weren't forced out militarily. But you grasp at whatever straws you can. It's like reading comments about yesterday's attack on a U.S. base where 3 soldiers were killed. Anyone would think the entire U.S. military had surrendered. People that hate the U.S. clutch so desperately at anything to convince themselves they have had a victory over "The Great Satan". It's really pathetic to watch! 😄
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  21.  @maquacr7014  HT is censoring me as usual, so I wasn't able to post my reply. Too bad, so sad...😄
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  22.  @Jessicaro  I doubt that the majority of Afghans, especially the women who were born and grew into young adults in a freer and fairer society without the Taliban, would agree with you. They knew an existence where they could work, study, run businesses, choose not to be covered head to toe when in public, be a part of the government, and basically not feel like they were the property of men and second class citizens. Imagine knowing only that then being forced to live under strict sharia. The fact that you derive some degree of satisfaction about this is a poor reflection on your moral standard. America's presence in Afghanistan at least gave an entire generation of Afghanis a taste of freedom. That's not what I would call "all for nothing"! (Standing by for HT censorship)! 😄
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  23. You must have inside information to know what is really happening, huh? smh 🙄
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  24.  @syed5149  You don't have access to any information not readily available to others.
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  25.  @syed5149  Maybe then, you have access to the numbers of Hamas killed in Gaza, because they haven't acknowledged a single one since the war started. All civilians, apparently. 🙄
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  26. Zzzzzzz...😴
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  27. ​ @SportsIncorporated Watch this space...😂😂😂
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  28. What???
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