Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "CaspianReport" channel.

  1. sounds like they were sabotaged by france during decolonization and both countries' rulers have since been happy to keep the conflict going because having an enemy is condusive to authoritarian governance.
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  2. the plan is to depopulate gaza. they've said it plenty often,and it's the only way they can possibly claim to have made israel safer after giving gazans so much more reason to hate them.
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  3. the west should have stopped propping up the pakistani state a long time ago, and instead thoroughly prepared first strike plans to destroy all of pakistan's nuclear weapons as soon as the inevitable coalition coup of the pakistani army and the islamists to install a proper dictatorship happens.
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  4. what I would like to know is what happened at al jazeera english to cause it to become so much worse in the past 3 years or so. the editorial standards have plummeted (feels like new management), they're not as fast with breaking news as they used to be (feels like a funding cut), and they've made an utterly idiotic trash tier conspiracy theory series ("decoded") featuring great stuff such as david "lizard people" icke telling us the real reason why israel was founded. overall if feels like AJE has been turned into another russia today.
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  5. 6:12 oh ja, ein belgien
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  6. 🇪🇺👈the best british flag
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  7. pathetic hasbara, again. thanks for laying out so clearly that you should not be taken seriously.
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  8. pretty sure the indian government is just really stupid...
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  9. "legal or not" ;)
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  10. Jon Hall I heard of an accidental explosion spreading radioactive material at a russian rocket terminal that was theorized to have been a burevestnik accident, but of course even if it was, that's not at all a. indication that they have an operational burevestnik. russia is definitely wildly exaggerating its wonder weapons.
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  11. Radoslaw Szymula well, I mean, we ARE better than everybody except for the scandinavians. xD
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  12. MOGUS
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  13. source? that doesn't sound credible at all. india is more democratic than pakistan. libya has no press freedom, libya doesn't even have a libya. and afghanistan even at the best of times didn't have better press freedom than india does, and of course now it has absolutely none since the koran doesn't prescribe it.
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  14.  @Azad-e-Balochistan  source?
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  15.  @andreyrubshtein8036  gaza blockade, have you heard of it?
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  16.  @BoratObamsky  yes, israel blockaded weapons like dozens of spices, chocolate, and seeds. they calculated and restricted everybody's food calories so that hamas would not use the food as weapons. food fights are very dangerous, very similar to children throwing stones at soldiers.
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  17.  @don_5283  wow, absolute clown sh°t. they would trade chocolate for guns, that's what you're worried about? are you aware that netanyahu's government has admitted to waving through into gaza via israeli crossings large travel suitcases full of dollar bills from qatar? rhetorical question, I know you're not. and I'm not talking about aid, I'm talking about trade.
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  18. 🤡
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  19. that is not how collective responsibility works.
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  20. 6:08 lol is he looking for things the guys in front of him might have dropped?
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  21. no, just a few. really mostly mali, and they're selling their mineral wealth to russia instead. oh, and the central african republic has been doing the same, and I think burkina faso is turning on france a little. none of them are going to end up doing well, it's all military juntas that traditionally don't know what they're doing, and are internationally unpopular.
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  22. the same thing is not happening
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  23.  @rafaykhanyousefzai  pakistan has been a failed state in denial for a long time. it pretends to be a state because america pays it to pretend.
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  24. "unbiased" seems to be a favourite word of zi°nists these days. presumably referring to the widely cultivated public conflation of objectivity with neutrality and false neutrality. one side bad or one side worse=biased, both sides bad=unbiased in that spirit, there indeed are very fine people on both sides. 🤡
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  25. 😂
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  26. dinofarts, actually
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  27. there used to be a sikh empire???
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  28.  @abraham2172  yeah that's called branding.
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  29. @Mira Moche you mean exactly like those malians waving russian flags because some wagner guy gave them five dollars?
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  30.  @kolerick  france did in fact train the interahamwe.
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  31.  @rohankishibe8259  imagine her views on the congo...
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  32. @Yass BA history classes in school always stay away from discussing current national politics. so of course french neocolonialism doesn't discussed in french high school history class when it's still ongoing.
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  33.  @Parker_Douglas  I don't think that world cup players need to be citizens of the country they play for.
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  34. @Nogent france's colonies not having been a big part of france's economy is certainly wrong.
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  35.  @Secularworld60  yeah I wasn't suggesting that the french regularly invade their former colonies without government invitation, that would be an act of war.
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  36.  @Doggo954  yeah you might want to look that up. seriously. it's not that france "moght have armed one side", they armed ans trained both the hutu-controlled rwndan military AND the interahamwe hutu power militia, aho were the main perpetrators and told the french military officers training them about their genocide plans years ahead of time. operation turqoise was not an exclusion zone for genocidaires, it was an exclusion zone for the RPF. if it wasn't a mission to support the genocide itself, it at least was an attempt to help the hutu war effort taking place in parallel to the genocide.
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  37. yeah, nuclear missile submarines really fo a perfectly adequate job of nuclear deterrence, it's silly to develop so much different stuff. though developing hypersonic delivery vehicles for the nukes on those subs is in fact a practically worthwhile effort.
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  38. this video is too loud.
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  39. Borlach I'm not even that ignorant about intenational politics, I follow the news quite a lot. you had no idea they were fighting either, did you?
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  40. Borlach I said dontmatteristans, not irrelevant.
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  41. expat=white immigrant
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  42. Nab. saddam hussein was the modt powerful panarabist leader and had a lot of fans in other arab states. saudi arabia was america's ally in taking down hussein. annexing kuwait would have been a small step towards arab unity. I'm npt a fan of hussein, but he was the definitive leader of the panarabist movement in the 80s. the US used saudi arabia against him, by having saudi arabia promote islamism in opposition to secular panarabism (and shia islamism from iran and atheistic socialism and communism from the soviet union). the whole sunni islamist terrorism phenomenon we have now, fom boko haram and al shabab to al qaeda peoper, isis and the taliban, is the tail end of the saudi-american promotion of sunni islamism.
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  43. we should only give money to NGOs. pakistan is an enemy of the west no matter how much state aid we give to them. so let them beg for money from china!
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  44. if france wanted tobe europe's araenal, they ought tohave gotten off their ass and sent more weapons to ukraine.
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  45. australia does have a lot of beef
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  46. ComradeKenobi you're confused, it's always the austrians.
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  47. Stephen Jenkins the taliban were a particularly islamist one of many mujahideen groups. they were supported by the US less than some other groups and mostly indirectly through pakistan's ISI. after the russians left, afghanistan devolved into an armed group free for all and the taliban defeated the national government and all the other mujahideen groups, who ended up either disbanding or joining the taliban. a large percentage of mujahideen eventually became taliban.
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  48. that's fucking disgusting. putin should have some close contact with polonium. not only would it be fair, but it would actually be highly appropriate given that the element is named after poland, which this current russian expansion is threatening.
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  49. I don't believe in the tsunami claims, giant nukes don't displace enough water to rival a proper tsunami earthquake, and a tsunami does not carry (radioactive) water from its origin, it just transfers a wave impulse across a body of water. but certainly that nuclear torpedo would fit a much larger bomb than the tsar, and I'm pretty sure that the 50 Mt of the tsar bomba was the real yield as tested, and the real yield tested was only half of the tsar bomba's maximum yield because they tested it without the uranium tamper to give the bomber crew a more realistic chance to survive.
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  50. "the atrocities became known as the nanking massacre" I'm not sure if I've ever heard it bring called that...
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