Comments by "FingerPrint" (@fingerprint8479) on "EU and NATO Push Türkiye To Change Its Decision: What's Going on?" video.

  1. Just show the longer finger to Brussels and Join the BRICS, much better!
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  2.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  I don't think it makes any difference. The outcome will be the same!
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  3.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  "Respect other countries interests" That would be great if the american led west started to follow this very basic rule of pacific global coexistence.
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  4.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Turkey does not belong to Europe and thus the conflicts. Turkey will be much better at BRICS, no racism only business.
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  5.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  That is irrelevant. Turkey is the one to decide and they are pretty much determined to show the longer finger to Brussels and join BRICS. The EU is a declining club of Washington's vassals, BRICS economy is already bigger than the G7 and nations are queueing up to join because nations are tired of western interventionism and hipocrisy! As simple as that!
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  6.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Turkey was rejected because the EU is fundamentally racists toward Muslims. And the EU demands submission to Brussels something a growing number of EU members start to reject.
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  7.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  I see no reason for indians to oppose. BRICS is a business development group. Who can oppose business growth? India is OK with China but opposes turkey? It makes no sense.
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  8.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  National interests are a priority for BRICS (every country minds its internal matters) contrary to NATO and EU who demand members to give priority to Washington's and Brussels selfish (and often colectively damaging) interests. If this is an impediment for Turkey and the west it is going to be a conduit for mutual developmrnt at BRICS.
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  9.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Russia and India are friendly countries and will sort out eventual differences, if any, in a way beneficial to all. The name we give to this is diplomacy. That is the way of the BRICS. Contrary to American led western belief, NO, it is not possible to solve any problem with bombs!
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  10.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Well, the facts have been presented. Laughing will not change reality but won't harm. Enjoy
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  11.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Countries must be negotiated with the way they are. The Turkish people have the right to choose their own future the way they see fit. That is precisely what is taking place in Afghanistan right now and american led NATO took 20 years and trillions of dollars to learn that!
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  12.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Please clarify burdens. Thanks
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  13.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Guess what? Hahahaha Hahahaha Welcome to the censure to free speech imposed by the self proclaimed "guardians" of free speech!
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  14.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  The fact your suposedly legitimate right to express your thoughts freely in this channel are effectively denied goes totaly against your claims above. No one can fool reality!
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  15.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Is there free speech in Turkey? On the Moon, in Iran, in France? Hahahaha You should care if YOU have such rights not someone else somewhere else. And it seems you think you do but you don't! Just face reality, resistance is futile!
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  16.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  You live in a world of fantasy. Democracy is a word your leaders use to exhaustion to get elected but when in power they switch to issues more relevant to their own private interests. Interests that seldom look like what they promised to the people. Enjoy your democracy where you cannot express your opinions at a service of your choice without the concern that it will be promptly or latter deleted without your concent. I see it as a police state sold as democracy but what matters is what YOU believe. Take care
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  17.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  The ONLY forum I have ever had my comments deleted with no warning is HERE! Does it mean anything to you?
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  18.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  As I said, what matters is what you believe, it does not matter if it is real or fantasy. Enjoy your fantasy.
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  19.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  People who seek asylum in the US and Europe are the very people affected by uncountable wars waged, mostly unnecessarily, precisely on places you mention. What you see are the consequences of western colonial powers who enrich themselves at the cost of this very people you call asylum seekers!
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  20.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  As much as you may try reality will always impose itself at the end. Enjoy your fantasy world.
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  21.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Your fantasy is not limited to your side but includes me! Hahahaha Hahahaha Keep well.
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  22.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Look for alternative sources, the current ones are not serving you any good. Keep well.
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  23.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Check: American Professor John Mearsheimer from Chicago University. American Professor Jeffrey Sachs from Columbia University. Professor Glenn Diesen from South Eastern University in Norway. Dr. Andrew Latham, professor of international relations and political theory at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Dr. Gilbert Doctorow, International Affairs Analyst, Author, and Historian based in Brussels. William Scott Ritter former United States Marine Corps intelligence officer, former United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) weapons inspector. Also American Coronel Douglas MacGregor former deputy National Security Advisor for president Donald Trump.
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  24.  @aggelinairiniaggelaki2720  Are you European? Just curious...
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