Comments by "Happy Melon" (@happymelon7129) on "Is the US changing its stance on the Middle East conflict? | DW News" video.

  1. Still blows my mind how the American govt can criticize any country while they still have these same people walking around in office to this day. The fact that no one went to prison for the biggest war-crime(1raq$war) in the 21st century is depressing.
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  2. YES ,where profits are to be made is consistent. U$A is not a democracy it's a corporate autocracy ruled by the big corporates. Global interests are not about good will between people rather about where profits are to be made.
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  3. He is there to check the progress of the real agenda. NOT ending the event.
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  4. Let’s be honest almost all of U$A war time presidents could also be classified as war criminals.
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  5. He’s doing great. He is there to check the progress of the real agenda. NOT ending the event.
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  6. Let’s be honest almost all of U$A war time presidents could also be classified as war criminals.
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  7. Dec 7, 2023 US state secretary Antony Blinken said, “if you look at the investments that we’ve made in Ukraine’s defence to deal with this aggression, 90% of the security assistance we’ve provided has actually been spent here in the US with our manufacturers. This produced more American jobs, more growth in our own economy.” That’s a nice way to say the war was to launder American and European tax payers’ money into the Military Industrial Complex.
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  8. They come for profits. NOT to fix problem Mostly amplify conflict to exploit.
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  9. The “divide and conquer” strategy They use it on middle east , Europe and now Asia. This strategy is mostly attributed to the Anglo-Saxon(Uk U$ CAN AUS) diplomacy, they simply applied it most effectively through history. "This strategy, and all other strategies that try to weaken others so we could overcome them, rule over them, is the strategy of our inherently egocentric, self-serving nature, that thrives on succeeding at the expense of others."
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  10.  @mehmoodharoon2747  U$A cxngre$$ is kidnapped by 1srxe1 , sad for Emerican
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  11.  @worer850  George Bush will fits also
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  12. Actually, U$A send him to check the progress of the real agenda.
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  13. U$A cxngre$$ r kidnapped by 1srxe1 , sad for Emerican
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  14. cxngre$$ on the Dec 8th asking the headmaster of three universities( Magill , Harvard ,MIT) to resign. ----> because they did not punish students who supported Palestine.
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  15. U$A cxngre$$ is kidnapped by 1srxe1 , sad for Emerican
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  16. U$A cxngre$$ is kidnapped by 1srxe1 , sad for Emerican
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  17. Follow the rules set by them is for ... The real agenda : open up lower resistance for them to exploit.
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  18.  @roeci6  By headcount to be remember. 1raq , haft a million chi1dren gone, by the war and sanction after that.
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  19.  @roeci6  On May 12, 1996, on a 60 Minutes segment in which Lesley Stahl asked Madeleine Albright: "We've heard that a half-a-milion children have died in [Iraq due to sanctions following the 1991 Gulf War]. And that's more children than that died in Hiroshima. And..and... you know...is the price worth it?" Madeleine Albright: "I think it's a very hard choice, but we think, we think the price is worth it."
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