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Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "Geopolitics of the Black Sea" video.

Turkey is more of a threat to the west then Russia
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@samigo7 actualy Erdogan has been changing and manipulating the courts and the legal structure of Turkey for almost 4-5 years now, has made multiple threats to Europe, has opened up the refugee floodgates if we don't give him more money, has attacked and is currently occuping lands of syria and overal has been spitting in the legacy of attaturk and been promoting a more islamist view of Turkey. Turkey hates Europe and has a long history of trying to threaten, humiliate, kill and rape our cultures and people's, it's esspecialy evil that the USA has propped you guys up for so long while enforcing policies and sanctions on us and Russia. As long as Erdogan is becoming more like a dictator the more unlikely it is that peace can exist for very long, most of Europe hate Turkey, Erdogan and turks in western nations are seen as 5th pillars rather then members of their Community.
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@be4unvme only because of the USA giving you lots of goodies and keeping the rest of Europe weak and divided, collectively we still have more weapons and way more fund then Turkey has, we sould boycot Turkey and let their economy dry up, let them invade like they always wanted to, the only thing I would worry about is the USA since they clearly hate us more then the Turks. Russia, France, the UK and Germany are the real powers in Europe, Turkey is just a well propped up buffer state of NATO, take NATO out of Turkey and you are not much for long.
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12:25 they had a referendum..... the west had backed a coup.... both sides engage in these types of tactics.
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@burakcetav militaristic and it's current legal structure, attaturk would spit on him
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@starman275 they fear Russia having good relations with Europe, Russia allone is barely a threat, Russia and Europe working together that's their biggest fear.
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@be4unvme Europe has nukes, Turkey does not, Turkey buys German tanks and uses US weapons. Europe is reinvesting in their military but they want to do it on the EU level, on the national level France, Poland and Italy have invested the most, Europe is not even realy trying that hard because of the USA, im all for getting rid of NATO and building up our forces but even without the USA Europe would have enough to beat back Turkey or at the very least nuke it to hell.
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holodomor
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@louisrobertson9215 i hope so the political elite, the multinational corporations and big tech companies have become a disgrace and a blight apon the world.
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@Bamiyanbigasf they beter sneak those nukes out before the Turks take them by force, don't trust the Turks or rather Erdogan
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Ebro Big boy actualy tried to invade us many times throughout history and so far Erdogan has threatened us more then Russia has in over 40 years. But perhaps you don't care about that because you don't care about honestly, seems to be a common trait with Turkish people.
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IntergalacticSloth seems the truth hurts your feels, perhaps you sould ask Erdogan to try and let loose more refugees so you can get more wellfare from the west, grow up and stop leaching off us, damn Turks.
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IntergalacticSloth are you talking about yourself? because you are pretty sad, therefor you must be a russian bot, you seem to know a lot about them don't you?
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@MrKlipstar ohhhh yeah give the world to China im sure that will lead to peacefull outcomes, if nations like the USA got powerfull due to war would having China or India becoming the new superpower of the world cause a global conflict or am I missing something here?
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@exstazius for now
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@exstazius because they will be forced out, the only reason why Turkey is still in NATO is because the Americans have invested so much already in their military, as long as Erodogan is in charge that's not likely to remain for long.
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@samigo7 only thing that might happen is USA killing us again.
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im pretty sure Cremea joined Russia willingly
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Ahmed Tupajic you mean the US government?
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@awddfg what does that even mean? honestly what does it mean? do I wear a tin foil hat and believe in lizzard people or something? no I don't, im simply describing a well known fact of real world politics, you can look everything up about the Taliban how they were formed and who were funding them, there is nothing ''conspiracists'' about it, the fact is that you only react like this because it is easy to be ignorant, it it easy to not look up the facts, it's lazy and means you can live in your little bubble and dismiss any new information that comes at you in life. you got censored off the internet? conspiracy, some important billonair sex island guy commits suicide while being in prison? conspiracy, the government is spying on it's citizens? conspiracy, terrorist cells trained and funded by inteligence service to fight soviets? conspiracy. it's lazy, it's pathetic and silly to take you serieusly if you honestly think like this, frankly it's childish, grow up the world is a complex place, at the very least think for yourself and don't just repeat what your told to act like whenever someone tells you why your wrong.
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@thekraken1173 I don't worry about Russia they have a demografic issue, they have internal problems and few nations like them, Turkey on the other hand has a stronger economy, no demografic issue, is openly threatening European nations and has a massive diaspora it's trying to weaponize in western nations, it's a nato member (second strongest army in fact) and has been engaged in multiple parts around the region with their military. Ohhh yeah and they have a dictatorship and an islamist warmonger as it's leader. You honestly worry about Russia? Get real mate.
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@saystruht I trust Russia more than I would Turkey. But you are right, after Erdogan it might be a lot more peacefull, right now though, not so much.
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@JWPemperor the middle-east is less important anymore, since the USA has become an oil exporter, has become more isolationist and other nations which are allies such as Israel, Saudi Arabia, Iraq (kinda) are in controle over the majority power blocks of the middle-east, except for Iran and Turkey perhaps. Turkey is a major problem, more so than Russia, Russia might be bigger, have more nukes, bigger military but is quite disfunctional, smaller economy, less able to adapt, more dependent on trade between west and east. Russia does not threaten the west or makes threats to the same degree as Turkey does, so far their worst action has been Cremea which is a very sensitive subject in response to a western backed coup in ukraine, it's complicated. The hope is that Turkey will somehow come back to their senses to avoid any long term conflict or war if Erdogan gets a heart attack or something, untill then the goal seems to be to contain Turkey and keep them from getting to buddy buddy with China or Russia.
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Arthur Shangareev true but dont forget russia is very corrupt and suffering from demografic issues and alcoholism but I largely agree Russia has the potential to outshine Turkey, problem is for many years Turkey got NATO funding, has build up a strong army, no sanctions and thus right now in terms of economic output of value Turkey is richer than Russia at least to a degree, Russia is still largely in population, size and raw resources and had a much bigger but little outdated army but with modern nukes. if Russia fought Turkey, Russia would win but in term of economic power and soft power Turkey is probably a bit stronger though it's sliping fast. that's my view of it anyways, could be wrong.
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@LoveAndPeace2004 you have no understanding of Turkey, their history or what stopped them from being so hostile to the west. it's not that they stopped being Turkey because they joined NATO, they joined NATO because they wanted to become part of the western world and now Erdogan is pulling them back to their autocratic roots when the western world helped build their economic, train their military and now is openly threatening them again. the USA has to step up to Turkey but they don't realy want to because they know they would have to pay and European nations will have to pay dearly for that mistake, everyone is hoping Turkey stops their march to authoritarianism and return back to their western identity set by attaturk. in many ways Turkey is more of a threat because they are part of NATO, they undermine the whole alliance by being allowed to threaten the west while the USA does nothing, there are no rules realy for if a NATO country attacks another NATO country and in the case of Turkey this is a lose/lose situation for everyone, esspecialy Turkey if it comes to that which it might.
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@Emir Kayıhan Kılıç sanctions. Turkey actually is getting closer to Russia and Turkey uses mostly western technology, israeli radars and ballistic missles, German tanks. Turkey openly threatens the west and has been a waste of an investment for it's military for NATO alliance, of course this was before Erdogan came to power before then they started to come closer to the western world but they betrayed us and the west and can't be trusted. Turkey is a real threat to Europe, more so than Russia or Iran, less than China though.
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@awddfg without the west you would not have been able to even comment that. I wished we had even stronger free speech, I don't mind you saying you dislike the west, I would hate it if you were pro censorship.
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@awddfg mostly the USA funds groups with weapons and yes I think China will keep growing while the west declines, mostly because the west has subverters from within and bad ideological groups like far leftists, they undermine the stability and meritocratic system that made the west the best
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@awddfg not at all he tried to bring back industry, rejected the pro china line of Obama, stopped wasting trillions in the middle east while China grew richer and more powerfull as a result, he was pro free speech and enforced it strongly and he attempted to make his allies pay more for NATO which many European nations did not meet their standard contributions pay. not only that but Trump was an enemy of the mainstream media which is a major tool of division and conflict in the USA, he never was isolationist, he was focused on empowering the USA for when they need to act, his biggest mistake was alienating his allies via the trade war, he should have focused more on China and not seek to aline allies with the US´s enemies. he was the best president ever and Joe Biden is cutting down everything good he has done, Biden will truely weaken the USA, though at least he won´t stop the tarriefs Trump put on China for now but the media will continue to divide the people and censorship will continue to erode trust in the USA as a nation with real values. I hope Trump wins again in 2024, hopefully no new CCP virus to destroy the economy he worked so hard on to improve.
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@slyace1301 lol, that's the standard response from someone who knows nothing. Kinda sad realy, perhaps it's time to grow up?
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@mistycloud4455 and does not want to be western anymore with it's current leadership
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@mistalion1 USA giving Turkey goods? like weapons? military training? NATO membership? mmmmmmmm?
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@definitelynotacheater so they changed the haga sophia back into a mosque for the lolz? What about the fact the current dictator's main supporters come from rural and more islamically focused communities? How about how Erdogan is more focused on other islamic countries instead of the west? Yes a large part of Turkey is seculare but it's very 50/50% right now.
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@definitelynotacheater of course not, the teachers in Turkey talk about how glorieus the Ottoman empire was and how islam is part of their culture, not in France. Turkey has plenty of radicals and islamists only difference is they tend to target minority groups rather than majority groups like in Europe. most of Turkey is islamic and secular that´s their brand so to speak but there are plenty of clashes between the seculare and islamic rules, Erdogan however is also a very militaristic and orderly type of dictator so he does not want any internal problems, the turkish secret service also deals with potential problems far more harshly than we do in the west. I feel like you aren´t being honest and realistic the way things are going in turkey and how more islamic they have become since the days of Attaturk, veils have come back, Erdogan himself is more of a promoter of the traditional family rolls and involved with wars in islamic nations of the middle east and pan-turkish idealism in places like Azerbaijan, Erdogan himself has also said he won't continue trying to get into the EU if Turkey is not in by 2024 I believe, overal the situation has become more hostile towards Turkey and from Turkey and we are now also seeing multiple crackdowns on radicals in places like France and I'm willing to bet Erdogan is not too happy with that. hell here in the Netherlands we even have an islamic party which is mostly funded by Turkey, in the people's tongue it's nicknamed ''the long arm of Erdogan'' and it's easy to see why.
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@definitelynotacheater I can see your point of view and understand what you are saying though like all things political it's a little more complicated than it seems, il try my best to explain but i gatta be carefull because youtube tends to censor comments who use certain words, not sure how it works but it's a mess for sure.
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@definitelynotacheater I believe we are miscomunicating on what we define as ''radical islam'' or ''islamism'' your definition as i see it is ''groups or organisations which desire to create law or institutions based on sharia and islamic rules and those who wish to use terrorism to gain either political power or create fear'' where as I view islamism more in line with ''attempting to spread islamic faith, culturally or demografically for political or soft power projection by other nations who are majority islamic''
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@definitelynotacheater Turkey is not a radical islamic country by the standards of wanting to impose islamic law on it's citizens or other nations but Turkey is using the islamic identity and culture plus demografic growth within western nations to influence and project soft power on western nations, an example would be saying '''turkish people are the future of Europe, go to their cities and have many children'' this is a means for him to gain influence in said nations as when the Netherlands was critical towards Erdogan's policies and hostile actions towards Greece protests by turks living in the Netherlands erupted largely supported by the islamic party in the netherlands and many turkish nationalists who live in the Netherlands, it was quite a bizzar view since many of those people are either second or third generation dutch citizens with turkish backgrounds, protesting in the nation they live and work in against the dutch government for being critical towards Erdogan.
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@definitelynotacheater Erdogan himself has regularly insulted western leaders and comparing some of them to nazi's which is also bizzar since we aren't the ones removing judges, journalists or proclaiming unlimited term limits for remaining in charge, unlike Erdogan, there are a few other instances of minor dispute but the general public views not Turks perse but Erdogan as a corrupting and hostile influence within Turkey and trying to create division both within and outside of Turkey against the west to empower his own base, that at least is what it appears as, to the harm of many hard working turkish people that just want to work and intergrate into the society, in the netherlands we don't have much problems with Turkish people, mostly morrocan's in Germany it's reversed from what I''ve heard.
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@definitelynotacheater ''Erdogan said Turkey’s application to EU continues and a few months ago prior to that he said ‘We saw Turkey’s future in Europe’, he is into the West too as I said. But for me, I dont think Turkey will ever get into the EU.'' Turkey getting into the EU has major problems for many reasons, the major problem is not that Turkey is majority muslim, nor that Turkey is somehow less authoritarian compared to other nations that already are in the EU, the major 2 reasons I would say why Turkey can't/won't be allowed into the EU is because of the schengen agreement and because Turkey's economic and demografic influence could change the balans of power within the EU structure. the schengen area or free movement of people within the block is problematic because then many turkish people could move to the west and we would have a border with unstable nations like Syria, Iraq, Georgia and close to other potential conflict zones, right now Turkey is a buffer between those nations and you can see that the EU wants to keep it that way which Erdogan also tries to exploit by threatening to use refugees within Turkey as some sort of biological weapon. the other reason as mention is the EU is currently run by Germany-France-Netherlands-Italy and somewhat Poland, allowing Turkey in would disrupt this balance of power which is already unstable, if turkey were to join the EU, Poland would be upset, Germany and France would be weaker, Italy and Netherlands would also be upset to a degree, overal it would make the EU stronger but internally it would be much more unstable which is something they can't allow right now.
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@definitelynotacheater 7) Waow I didnt know a political party in Netherlands could be founded by a foreign power. that's the thing it was founded by immigrant people but got major funding from outside forces, namely the Turkish government and other islamic organisations, the part is called ''DENK'' which is dutch for ''Think'' (Ironic) they aren't openly super islamic but their major platform ideas are basically the abolision of dutch culture, traditions, the apologies from colonial past (even more than we do already) and a more open to immigrants political agenda (gees I wonder why?) and is the only party that's openly hostile towards the state of Israel (im mostly neutral towards israeli interests)
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@definitelynotacheater ''8) Lastly, I know you guys have a negative view about us because of Turks in Germany/Netherlands/France etc but majority of them come from the eastern rural regions and even us make of them calling names like ‘alamancı’ . They do not represent us. I know there are many good respectful Turks too but they dont represent us either. Every indivual represent themselves. Kick foreigners who doesnt respect the country’s rules and refuse to adapt. And dont let islamists get power. Seriously if the videos I saw on youtube is real, number of islamists in Europe is really concerning. Just a few days ago Chechens and Kurds in France were killing each other and it looked like a civil warzone from M.E instead of France. Peace ✌🏻'' yes most people have negative views on turks and muslims in general due to terrorism and hostility by Erdogan and saudi organisations, though Turks are more respected than many other groups. the ironic thing is that many nationalists, conservatives faced more hostility from their own native people and from left wing groups than they did from pro islamist groups, we warned them about these groups since early 2000s and 2010s and we were all attacked by the esablishment and media as ''radicals'' and ''far right'' now skip to 2021 and suddenly most things considered ''far right'' in the early 2000s is now mainstream political policy, if they had listened to us along with most of the public a lot of bloodshed and humiliation would not have happened and many of the more hostile policies towards islamist and islamic populations would not have been nessisary, hell I doubt you even would have had Brexit so to say the EU, Merkel and others failed to see this coming would be an understatment. France is one of the worst places right now in Europe, same with Belgium, the UK, Germany and Sweden, we also have many of these types of problems in the Netherlands but not nearly as the same degree as other nations. if I pick the one who is messing up the most I think it would be the UK, since Sweden is very small in terms of population, Germany while bad still has some hardline police, France is openly resisting now but the UK has multiple problems, a totalitarian government i would say and almost no proper resistance towards it, it's fully abandoned it's senses on top of Brexit being problematic for them, I would not be suprised if Scotland and Northern ireland leave the union, that's how bad it's getting there.
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@definitelynotacheater sorry for long ass texts, sure hope the comments did not get censored.
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@1KentKent that be a dream come true, sadly very unlikely.
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@wigrammartialarts my crystal ball broke, either that or it's a few years/decades off.
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潘poon Turkey is still run by an autocrat like Putin and is now actively trying to stop sweden and finland from joining NATO. my mistake is thinking Turkey would threaten the west more directly first, did get close with Greece and with France but it seems Putin in the last second took the prize from Erdogan. give it a few more years, Turkey is heading to where Russia is at now.
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the UN is a joke, has not legitimacy
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it's the USA
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@berkyolacan actualy Erdogan has threatend Europe with opening the floodgates of refugees for years now, Turkey holds them back mostly as a means to gain money from the west. you are right that Turkey holds them back but only because we pay the turks to do so. the USA is more to blame for that mess.
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Stephen Jenkins Russia is not the nation that tries to destabalize whole regions of the world and arms terrorists, that's what the USA has done for decades, in fact Syria was saved from ISIS and other islamic organisations by Russia and the USA is the one who puts sanctions on Germany and Russia for Nordstream 1 and 2, why? simple they don't want RUssia and Europe having beter economic relations and because Russia knows the USA wants to expand it's military bases more towards Russia, Russia is on the defence and you aren't even aware of it, that's truely disturbing. if you think Russia is fascist in this age when most censorship and authoritarian rules in the west are enforced by the US government, big tech and western European governments then you are truely lost to tyrany and irrationality.
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@saystruht sure and Turkey actually wants peace and loves bunnies and laughter and aren't trying to invade or cause any major wars.... stop pretending like Turkey is peacefull, Attaturk at least wanted to be like the western world, the modern world, not Erdogan and his barbarism and backwards thinking.
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