Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "FRANCE 24 English" channel.

  1. Well said.
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  2. There are actually anti-zionist jews, most of them being american jews. So, interesting that u jumped into the descrimination bias so fast.
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  3. ​ @peabase  my thoughts exactly. So many internauts just think they are the spokesman of this or the other group, it's quite infantile.
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  4.  @HubbaHubba64  I haven't seen 1 nation fully abide by the international human rights. So you need to get another reason.
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  5. Yup, they should be fined to the point of management change etc. They should loose share holders. Bad biz is bad biz period. Besides this is money waste. Watter sewage treatment can produce highly searched dirt for construction, fertilizers etc. 🤷‍♀️ Makes no sense.
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  6. Turks and kurd separatists? That's a very hard thing to imagine.
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  7.  @alimohammad1934  "where farming is centralized" - its not, they screwed their industrial farming to the point they are in sibsistent farming for about a decade. For example, they were sugar exporter and now they import (for the hotels etc), the rest buys it in the black market, which products come from inland substinence farmers. So yeah they are basicly peasents.
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  8.  @davidharcot220  my question has a context. 1. S. Sudan oil export depends on sudan, port sudan to be precise. As a new country it trully needs the revenue. 2. There is 1 s sudan region who is also n sudan pending a referendum. 3. Aliances made with darfur groups in the civil war that lead to s sudan independance. Hence my question.
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  9. Nope, there are conflicts where nato signants support opposite parties.
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  10. It's very expected as houthi power (and they are the de-facto rulling class) is a product of iran-saudi cold war. And iran tactic was always to use arab-isra conflict which takes form in the palest-isr conflict to justify itself (aka militias and cultural centers and political parties around the world but specially in the mena/ arabia region).
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  11. Pakistan has been brewing this for a long time...
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  12. It's called brain drain.
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  13. Monkey business 🐵
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  14. biggest trading partner of serbia is eu 😂.
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  15.  @neli-b9n  he probably did and is omiting on purpose to portray a "moral" narrative.
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  16. Has been lurking for a while 🤷‍♀️ This is left doing, by not adressing voters concerns and dismissing them, by not making a coalition (in this case with netanyahu) and by, in general, failing when in charge.
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  17. @Za Zoum Yup, if someone allows racism to enter nothing good comes from it unfortunatelly.
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  18. Oh yeah international politics solved by christian religion worked so well last time (caugh caugh). Great choice!
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  19. Different parts of france and weather events.
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  20. Nope, difference here is that taiwan v ccp is the unsolved civil war, they both claim the whole of china plus some.
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  21.  @adamowen6226 most groups in the past have distroyed other groups, weather those groups were organized into countries or not. Point mute. Everyone is entitled to an opinion and also, everyone else is entitled to correct a bad one. Again, point mute. Anything else?
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  22.  @vinlennox7658  elephant in the room, relates to my last point. When there is no practical solution the un tries to finance to keep the status quo, meaning buying time betting time will change the variants and thus provide a solution. Too many actors with too many opposing ideas from the syrian civil war for an organize wish from international comunity, staling the rebuilt and economy and thus making a huge number of people dependant on un and other organizations. It's wasteful budget in the sense no one wishes to live off charity of others, people do prefer to rebuilt and move towards the future. It's a no-answer status quo that puts people lives on hold.
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  23. You'll be an ocupation force in the eyes of citizans of Ceuta. It's been centuries and they feel Spanish. Are you willing to go against the citizens of EU?
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  24. They have a wall. It doesn't work as you can see they just swam across it. Walls do not work.
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  25. @aaroncabatingan5238  at the moment they are also using it to block iran/ iraq fighters to enter syria via south, not just containing isis.
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  26. ​ @BeeKaychick1  debt has been payed in 1940. That's a long while ago. Lots of countries started with huge debts and all odds against them but they made it work. Blaming on a debt (albeit an unfair one) only helps the ones who made this mess, cause it excuses them of their responsabilities.
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  27. U don't want kenya but u want help. 😂 Make it make sence.
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  28. It's only relevant to analise motives.
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  29. It's not growing because it was always so. The richest man in history hasn't been surpassed since the 12th century.
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  30.  @misterfunnybones  still no one has ever been as rich as the guy I'm referring to and the point was about wealth not progress, that would be deflecting and we aren't doing that are we?
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  31.  @misterfunnybones  today those same rich have given a portion of their wealth to desanalize water for the poor (Green Cape is an example). In the past, the poor weren't able to eat protein and would eat grass for greens (still happens in North Korea) because the law gave hunting only to the rich. My statement still stands. The rich always lived with much more and there was always a class of very poor. In present times nothing changed but concepts like human rights and charities etc (which in human history are very recent).
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  32.  @misterfunnybones  "go to space as tourists" yes. And Mansour went into pilgrimage while most of his subjects never left their vilages, not even knew what the sea was meanwhile the Mali empire had a huge costal territory. So?
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  33.  @misterfunnybones  I'm dislexic, speak and write 4 languages and I don't use corrector so sorry for the mistakes. My statement still stands its not growing if you make a charter from for example ancient sumeria nowadays. The perception you have comes from the rapid growth and wealth post ww2 because Europe had to rebuild itself which meant jobs and stability. There were always the very rich and very poor.
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  34. ​ @alanbudde8560 right on the bingo.
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  35. Well, nothing tells us that the overlords will be evil, they might just save us from ourselves 🤷‍♀️
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  36. Yup, same in a lot of areas prone to have big earthquakes from time to time. Anti-seismic isn't visible and so to answer the pressure of big quantities of cheap housing building codes aren't respected. This could have been mitigated imensly. Same in my country, sad affair all around.
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  37. And also one of the coolest most original flags.
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  38. And the ones they interviewed of 4 only 1 was young.
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  39. So now nato is responsible of upkeep of dams and infrastructure resilience to climate events? Next u gonna tell me nato is god 🤣🤣🤣
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  40.  @placebomandingo2095  that's one hell of a tech, strange that said weather event also happened in 2 nato member, greece and spain 😮 😂
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  41.  @albback8176  cause ghadafi made sure to make power centralized in him and like all dictators he had different factions of the army against each other to make sure no one contested his power without a fight. Old trick, nothing new or special, very baath tipe of governance.
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  42.  @albback8176 maybe cause ghadafi did it on purpose so that after him it would be caos and thus making him a great leader in memory. U realize power corrupts absolutely and power people want nothing more than a position in history even if the legathy is what u see.
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  43. Dictatorship: the wolf makes the sheep watch as he devours the sheep and blames them for the wolf apetite.
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  44. Still minority. Substancial no, polls say otherwise.
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  45. Lisbon - - - - Vladivostok. But it isn't about population it is about monopoly of gas business.
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  46. Assad is backed by iran and russia. These rebels by turkiye and the kurds by usa. It's a civil war transformed into a proxy one.
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  47. A far cry - translation - nominal in relation to the needs of public investment vs market health numbers. 🤦‍♀️Why do we keep bad housing legislation?
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  48. 200 years - how long will that excuse last?
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  49. Ignorance! This is Morroco which was our colonizer because we forgot what the other colonizer taught us and we went into mudhut and the morrocans back than came to take us out of mut huts. So you ignorant fool they once were our saviours and conquerors.
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  50. ​ @ToneyCrimson  well than they'll have a thing they don't like.
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