Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "AFP News Agency" channel.

Well what could he say? He is there on behalf of an apartheid regime that runs the world's only concentration camp.
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@markjones3213 Actually they do. There are neighborhoods which have bus lines only Jews are allowed to use. Do a little research man before spouting insanity. Not only is Israel an apartheid state, it is demonstrably an apartheid state. Just take a look at their laws.
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@Aziz Araz, I'd imagine stopping a war in it's neighborhood is a tad bit more important than that. Especially considering such a war would tank it's economy even more. So by stopping a war they are focusing on themselves and their economy. Do you have any idea how much trade goes through the black sea and how much natural gas is shipped through it?
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@markjones3213 You being there isn't' going to make the mountains and mountains of evidence go away. It is not only an apartheid state, it is demonstrably so. They literally have apartheid laws on their books. I think their laws are more evidence than you saying "trust me bro."
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I don't think it was his patience which made him not reply. It was because he had no reply. Imagine being the representative of an apartheid regime with concentration camps in a situation like that. What can you say?
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@chewbacca, his economy is vastly more dynamic than Ukraine or Russia's
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@kamoidimngel1988 What exactly do you expect from people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for nearly 2 decades? Are you serious with this comment?
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lol
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For certain parts of the world it has become an impossible pill to swallow.
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@benijager1372 They kind of are friends. Friends who force into friendship at gunpoint. Like so many of our "friends."
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@benijager1372 I'd imagine it would be a lot less taxing on us without forcing behavior out of people at gunpoint. That isn't exactly a sustainable policy.
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@benijager1372 The extent of this insanity in our foreign policy didn't start till the early 90s. Even if it was in the 40s, again it isn't sustainable, it will eventually collapse. We're not that far off.
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@bailee7696 Actually it is nothing even remotely close. You can't steal people's homes, slaughter their children then stuff the remaining survivors into history's largest concentration camp ever for 16 years. And then act shocked when the people in the concentration camp break out and get violent. It is almost like claiming the rape victim raping the attackers face is the aggressor. It is insanity.
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@NemesisGenetics I'd imagine they do, considering the vast majority of them voted for this guy. Facts>False narratives. Any other fake information you wish to provide?
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@Amareto5772. How can Macron take notes? France isn't a country which owes Jews nothing. Jews were wrecked in France.
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I fail to see how this is a comedy sketch. It is more like a spot on reinactment of real life events.
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What in the world are you jabbering on about?
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@MordechaiK89 I've spent quite a bit of time there, I'd say yes.
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@girish9841 I fail to see how your comment make any sense.
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You respect him so much you spell his name wrong? lol
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There are large Moroccan communities outside of western Europe who didn't react this way. So the question is, what are nations like France doing that their immigrant populations react in a way they don't react elsewhere.
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The guy is like 800 years old, what do you expect lol
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@Sin City, tell that to the Ukrainians.
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@louisecorchevolle9241 So you're basically admitting that Russia brutally invaded and occupied Crimea against the wishes of it's natives? Interesting. So according to your logic it would be okay for Nato to invade areas where Russians now live and simply say "it was gained by xyz" and now belongs to someone else? No, I'd imagine you'd be crying high holy murder if that happened. Crimea in reality doesn't belong to Russia or Ukraine, it belongs to Crimeans.
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@jast1na You can't simply hold a referendum in a place and then say it's part of another nation autonomous. You have a lot to learn about international law.
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@MAGA2024-pf4yw Really you're going to play that game? Gaza, it is not only a concentration camp but demonstrably so.
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@agathalalaine3314 To be fair it is hard to have respect for someone who is representing an apartheid regime with concentration camps.
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@avacigar5502 The problem is, apartheid is something you can't hide. Israel is not only an apartheid regime, it is demonstrably so. Their lawbooks which are public information have loads of apartheid laws. This is, by any metric you use an apartheid state. Period.
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@avacigar5502 Just off the top of my head. Israel's property rights laws are two tiered. One set of laws for Jews one set of laws for Palestinians. Palestinians are very limited in where they can or can't buy property. This is an apartheid law. Marriage laws. A Palestinian does not have the same marriage and family reunification rights as a Jew does in Israel. If a Jewish person marriages a foreigner, that foreigner can come to Israel. If a Palestinian marries a foreigner, they can not bring them to Israel. This is an apartheid law. School systems and funding, many areas having a "separate but equal" laws but the reality is nothing is equal in terms of funding. You can easily find the details of this at amnesty international. Mind you this is just off the top of my head, a quick google search and you'll find 100s more. And this is within Israel where the regime brags of how good the Palestinians have it. So imagine how bad it is in the west bank and Gaza? We live in the age of information, you can't hide these things like you used to. The world knows what this regime is about and it is slowly turning into a pariah state.
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@Ray Harth, He didn't seem too thrilled when the leader of the regime in Paris showed up a few days ago.
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