Comments by "Factchekka" (@Factchekka) on "" video.

  1. He passed on his genes, which ultimately, was what the Nazis were trying to end completely.
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  2. ​​ @nathanjustus6659  Did you mean to say "...when I encounter someone who is anti-semetic..."?
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  3. ​ Trevor Brannon  You're in denial...
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  4. Terrible to witness that.
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  5. ​ @vanyadolly  What about Bosnia? There was ethnic cleansing and mass executions there. Human nature doesn't change.
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  6. ​ Trevor Brannon  You are ridiculous Dude...
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  7. ​ @jozsefizsak  General Einsenhower has always been cited as ordering as many German civilians as possible be forced to view liberated concentration camps, because even then, he foresaw a future where people would deny entirely or to at least some degree that the Holocaust occurred.
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  8. Why should anyone bear guilt for something they didn't do? I don't feel the slightest bit of guilt because Europeans colonised many parts of the world or because of slavery.
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  9. Thankyou for sharing those stories. Your family history is fascinating and I think you are very lucky to know so much about your grandparents circumstances in regards to WW2. I find it amazing that your grandparents on your mother's side actually married given their opposing world views!
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  10. Well, apparently they didn't...that's why they committed suicide.
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  11. ​ @OceanusHelios  A democrat as well...? It's all starting to make sense now...🤨
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  12. ​ @hedera1332  I've lived in Australia my whole life and I was learning about Aboriginal culture and massacres in the 70's so what you are saying is false...it has always been taught. How much of a child's education should be taken up learning about a stone-age culture that brings no benefit to modern society? Fact: Aboriginals had no concept of land ownership. Fact: There was no "invasion" of Australia. A relatively small number of soldiers arrived which much larger numbers of convicts to establish a prison colony...there was no invading army!
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  13. ​ @hartfischer  You are being melodramatic...
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  14. ​ Trevor Brannon  Do you know what the word "witness" means?
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  15. You apparently don't have access to books, documentaries or the internet. There is an endless amount of discussion on all the subjects you claim are ignored.
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  16. That's a good book (however depressing). Scary how many perpetrators returned to normal life and lived out their days in peace with no repercussions.
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  17. Ignoring your atrocious grammar, it is estimated around 10 million people from occupied countries were forced to work for the Nazi regime in factories, on farms, in construction etc. German citizens also. People from camps were often worked to death in horrendous conditions with little food and water or sanitation like in underground rocket production lines. What point are you trying to make?
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  18. ​ Trevor Brannon  You must be fun at parties...🙄
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  19.  @minagica  ...or maybe I'm being over-sensitive...in which case, I apologise for making the wrong assumption. 😉
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  20.  @minagica  That being the side of humanity, or more accurately, being humane...absolutely! 🙂
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  21.  @kitkatherine23  And that's symptomatic of a broader problem of educators who are not literate, producing "graduates" who are the same. Language constantly evolves, but currently, capitalisation is considered correct English. You have come through the education system during a generation that was told the content of what you write is more important than how you write it. That, combined with texting abbreviation , is a big part of why literacy is at an all-time low in Western countries.
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  22. Eating meat is an "atrocity" is it...? 🤣
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  23. Do what???
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  24. World War 3 will happen if and when Israel is ever attacked and is in danger of being conquered, because the Jewish people will use EVERY means at their disposal to prevent that or die trying. They will never again accept being subjugated as happened in Europe under the Nazis!
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  25. Yep. They would have had a much better chance of surviving the war!
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  26. On this I actually agree with you...😄
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  27. Actually, it is fairly common knowledge.
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  28. ​ @reallife_daria4816  How is the Holocaust being repeated...?
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  29. The Azov Battalion has Nazi links that can be traced directly back to WW2.
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  30. Except this time the Nazis are defending not invading...
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  31. ​ Trevor Brannon  Cuckoo...Cuckoo... 🤪
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  32. ​ Trevor Brannon  Mate, you are the same as letter-droppers delivering junk mail to every house. No-one reads your s***, it just goes straight in the bin. Try and be relevant.
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  33. Sure does! Have you seen the movie "Idiocracy"? The thing about eugenics is that it actually makes a lot of sense in terms of removing undesirable genetic traits from a given population. We do it with plants and animals, why would we not do it with humans? Obviously, the Nazis took this to the extreme with the Holocaust.
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  34. ​ @hedera1332  They didn't have a concept of land ownership...they didn't trade areas of land for other things. 60'000 years...no bow and arrow, not a single mechanical device, no written language, no numerical system, no significant architecture beyond piled rocks you could lift with two hands, never worked metal, no wide spread agriculture, no real understanding of the enviroment they lived in (thought rainbows were giant snakes). Staggeringly undeveloped and unsophisticated culture given the time it has been around!
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  35. So disgraceful your school system doesn't teach about the British Empire! Such a huge part of not just your own country's history but also why the much of the modern world is how it is today. This is definitely social engineering at play. I finished high school (year 12) in 1985 and were taught a lot about it during my school years.
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  36.  @hedera1332  I don't know about you, but I personally didn't lose the desire to acquire knowledge just because I finished school. Just as you think my education only provided me with a "watered down" version of Aboriginal pre-settlement way of life, I know you have been educated with books like Dark Emu and The First Knowledges by authors like Bruce Pascoe, (an entirely non-aboriginal person who actually admits his books are stories, not factual), which completely over-embellish it. I don't need to "look up" the detrimental effects of European farming practices, that is common knowledge and obvious to even a casual observer, but to say current farming practices are not sustainable is ridiculous because they have been supplying Australians with sustenance for hundreds of years as well as producing huge amounts of surplus that provides produce and livestock to millions of people in other parts of the world. Of course, if you are applying the standard that anything that varies the environment from it's natural state is damaging to it, I don't see how you can overlook Aboriginal practices. Aborigines drastically altered the natural landscape with their burning practices. This can been seen in the effect on vegetation displayed in the archaeological record. Just like every other place on Earth, the extinction of mega-fauna in Australia coincides closely with the arrival of modern humans. The tools they used are no different to what other populations of humans were using 10'000 years ago. That in itself is staggering considering the 60'000+ years we are told they have been on this continent. Aborigines were perhaps the most uninventive, unprogressive, undeveloped culture in the world, (relative to the length of time they have been around), at the time of European contact. There is not a single invention, innovation or idea that comes from traditional Aboriginal culture that benefits modern Australian society in any tangible way. The suggestion that we should use Aboriginal farming practices today is bizarre. There is a reason the population of Australia today is over 26 million as opposed to the estimated 1 million before Europeans arrived. Aboriginals have not had a unique experience in terms what happened after the arrival of Europeans. It is no different to what has occurred throughout human history...one group of humans dispossess another and either destroys, drives away or assimilates them. This happened to the "evil" Europeans as much as anyone else. The only reason Aborigines stayed in a Palaeolithic way of life for so long was because of geographical isolation...nothing else. The argument that Aborigines didn't change because "they had everything they needed" is laughable and embarrassing, but often cited. Imagine if the rest of humanity applied the "if it's not broken, don't fix it" rule to life. We would all still be living in caves. 25% of the Australian land-mass has been returned to Aboriginals under the Land Rights Act. If their traditional way of life was so much preferable to the modern way of life, why aren't large numbers giving up what modern Australia provides and going back to living as they did for so long? The reason is of course obvious. To them, like yourself, the idea of giving up the comfort, safety and security that the modern way of life offers in Australia as opposed to living a predominantly nomadic hunter/gatherer lifestyle is horrifying...people know when they have it good.
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  37. ​ @ickster23  Touchè! 😄
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  38. ​ @bluesea2023  A quick google search will show you different.
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  39. ​ @jozsefizsak  I'm thinking North Sentinel Island...? 🤔
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  40. ​ @OceanusHelios  Oh and Germany didn't have a 100% state controlled media? Russians can access foreign news scources with mobile phones and computers 24 hours a day.
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  41. Thank you for sharing your story. It is always fascinating to hear from the German perspective.
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  42.  @markhuckercelticcrossbows7887  Hold down the O key and the umlaut (ö) option will appear. Then slide your finger onto it to select.
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  43.  @talkingmudcrab718  Sounds like the makings of a movie. Thanks for sharing.
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  44. What a ridiculous comment...🙄
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  45.  @louisc6687  You the one making the claim...the onus is on you to provide supporting evidence. However, in November 1932 the last free and fair elections were held in Germany before the Nazis seized power. Of the 80% of registered voters who turned out, only 33% of them voted for Hitler and Nazi party. Hardly the overwhelming support of "every German".
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  46. Not good!
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  47. Where do you get your figure of "millions" of Holocaust camp survivors from? Official estimates of camp survivors are between 250 to 300 thousand. Given the the Nazis established over 1000 concentration camps, is it a big stretch of your imagination to believe each of those had a few hundred survivors at the end of the war? People didn't die immediately all the time (some survived years) and the Nazis were still sending people to the camps up to the last weeks of the war. Perhaps you are getting confused about the millions of Jews that survived the Holocaust. The end of the war interrupted the Nazis plan to exterminate the Jews of Europe. They did not all go to camps. There is so much evidence out their to prove the extent of the Holocaust...you just have to want to see it. Judging from your comments though, you will probably choose to remain blissfully ignorant.
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  48. ​ @BarbaricEric307  Who and what are you referring to with your "colonize and exploit" comment???
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  49. Terrible grammar!
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  50. The irony that Leftists are always calling Conservative supporters "Fascists" and "Nazis"...who is it that is always doing all the rioting, intimidation, vandalism and violence. Not MAGA suppoters!
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  51. Well, whatever else you might say about Putin, you can't accuse him of not learning from history.
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  52. ​ @wlonsdale1  In what way...?
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  53. You diminish the experience of the millions of people who lived, suffered and died under ACTUAL Fascist regimes when you try to compare President Trump and his administration to Nazis. Trump signed an executive order to protect Jewish students on campuses from anti-semitism and bullying, he moved the American embassy from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem and he has a Jewish son-in-law and grand-children. Hardly the choices of a "Nazi".
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  54. One other thing...what "rights" are members of the LGBT+ community deprived of in American society...?
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  55.  @donbrunodelamancha1927  Absolutely serious! Explain to me where I am wrong without being emotive.
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  56. ​ @purebloodstevetungate5418  Touchè! Ha! Ha! 😆
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  57. ​ Trevor Brannon  You are so boring Dude...🙄
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  58. Yes...they would have just shut down the internet. The next time a global war happens (and it will) electronic warfare will be the first form of major attack on enemies.
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  59. You need to educate yourself better. Stop watching conspiracy shows...it just makes you look ignorant.
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  60. ​ Trevor Brannon  You're on the spectrum right...?
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  61.  Trevor Brannon  You think anyone is going to assume your Jewish from your comments...? 🤣🤣🤣
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  62. Wrong! President Trump signed an executive order designed to protect Jewish students from anti-semitism on campuses, he relocated the American embassy in Israel from Tel-Aviv to Jerusalem and he also had his Jewish son-in-law acting as one of his closest advisors. Hardly the actions of someone with Nazi ideology. Take off the idealogical glasses YOU view the world through and try to be more objective!
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  63. The hypocrisy that ANTIFA shows when it exhibits the same behaviour as has been seen in fascist regimes I'm sure is completely lost on them.
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  64. Well, there is an easy fix for that you know...
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  65. You are basically describing standard human behaviour throughout history.
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  66. ​ @tinalovell4509  What a load of BS...! 🙄
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  67. ​ @axelotl86  Your comment is ridiculous...🙄
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  68. ​ @Esprox  You need to look up the meaning of "genocide"...
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  69. ​ @brummi9869  Yes he is...he is in severe denial.
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  70.  @Maggie-rr8gi  How so...?
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  71. Are you saying there were no suburbs in America before WW2...?
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  72. WTF are you talking about crazy lady...?
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  73. ​ @OceanusHelios  Having a senile president doesn't help...
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  74. ​ @jamcamp22  You probably were reading volume "B" when you actually thought you were reading volume "A"...
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  75. The Jewish people have a right to a small, small piece of land where they know they will never again be persecuted as has happened for centuries. Whatever means they see fit to prevent a reoccurence of what happened in WW2 they have a right to do.
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  76. ​ Trevor Brannon  Zzzzzzzzz...😌
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  77.  Trevor Brannon  Not even remotely close.
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  78.  Trevor Brannon  I had to google that one. Thanks...you helped me learn something new. (Unlike when you post the same ridiculous, deluded comment over and over again).
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  79. @Gretchen K. Yeah...two days before Hitler killed himself and after the Allies had defeated the Germans in Italy...🙄
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  80. You told him right...?
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  81. Are you sure you are commenting on the right video...? 🤪
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  82. You do understand that there are archives full of reels and reels of footage taken in camps liberated in areas controlled by the Allies don't you? No...on second thoughts...perhaps you don't. Unbelievable...🙄
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  83. ​ @lifemocker85  Neo-Nazi propaganda...
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  84. This could be the storyline for a movie. Thanks for sharing your family history. It is individual personal stories like this that make the events of those times all the more real for those if us fortunate enough not to have lived through them.
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  85. You should have stopped at "operating"...the rest is just crazy talk.
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  86. Brought modernity to the Congo...?
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  87.  @minagica  They were treating each other savagely before King Leopold 2 colonised their country and they are still behaving the same way today with no colonial power in charge.
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  88.  @minagica  Of course not, but people who feel the need to be self-righteous about colonialism should try to be a bit more objective about human behaviour and history.
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  89.  @minagica  I'm still wondering that about YOUR initial comment...
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  90.  @minagica  Well, I'm actually in agreement with you, but you could have picked any of the multitude of civilisations going back thousands of years to demonstrate that humans wage war, brutalise, enslave and murder others, (Egyptians, Mayans, Songhai, Persians etc.), but you chose to demonstrate your point by using a European (Caucasian) country which infers you think that this sort of behaviour is the sole domain of Europeans/White people.
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  91. You make it sound like this is the first time you have heard about WW2...🙄
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  92. And now in Australia for colonialism... 👎🙄👎
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  93. Speaking of feeble-minded...how is your current president doing? Just watch one of his press conferences to see the definition of feeble-minded! Quite disturbing to watch actually.
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  94. ​​ @ScooterinAB  You are being totally unobjective like all Trump haters. President Trump and his administration signed trade agreements to the benefit of the country, began the process of trying to stem uncontrolled migration on the southern border, made America energy independent for the first time ever, was the first world leader to understand the need to stop travel from Wuhan, convinced NATO members of the need to keep their contribution commitments and the danger of being dependent on Russian oil and gas. Trump, for all his personality flaws, made America a safer, stronger and more prosperous country to live in. How do you justify claiming the country was "burned to the ground"? Do you really believe Biden is running the country??? He needs cheat sheets for his press conferences. When he does take a question he just waffles incoherently. There are genuine concerns about his mental acuity! Trump could take questions without notice for 90 minutes without looking fazed!
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  95. ​ Trevor Brannon  Yawn...🥱
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  96.  Trevor Brannon  Why do you want to know?
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  97.  Trevor Brannon  About what...?
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  98. ​ @nobodyspecial6267  Your use of capital letters is baffling...
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  99. Don't worry too much about it...we are almost certainly destined to go extinct as a species...probably as result of our own making. Or maybe God will push the reset button and wipe us all out again with another Great Flood. He does after all, work in mysterious ways...😉
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  100. Read "Mein Kampf" he tells you his reasons there.
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  101. ​ @OceanusHelios  Actually, I thought he was right on point...
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  102. ​ @jessc5112  You are just showcasing your own idealogical ignorance with your comments. Most Germans were not Nazis. The Nazi party won only 37% of the vote in 1932 just before they seized control of the government. Just looking at your photo, it is not difficult to assume you are one of these modern "slackivists" who goes around protesting every trendy cause, shouting at everyone who disagrees with you that they are a "Nazi" or a "Fascist", all the while feeling smug in your wholly undeserved self-righteousness because everyone you associate with thinks the same way. If you had lived 85 years ago in Nazi Germany, you probably would have been an enthusiastic member of the Bund Deutscher Mädel...throwing roses at Hitler's passing limousine because all the girls your age were doing the same thing.
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  103.  @Jays-Dream  I think it is a pity that the stigma of the Holocaust probably prevents most German participants of WW2 from readily sharing their experiences. I have thought for many years now that perpetrators of war crimes should be given an amnesty to honestly share their experiences. In a few years there will be no living witnesses to those times and I believe their accounts are important in an increasing environment of anti-semitism, Holocaust denial and revisionist history.
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  104.  Trevor Brannon  No surprise that you're an anti-semite...
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