Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "AP Archive" channel.

@reisabir7240 So you're saying this conflict has nothing to do with Israel invading another group of people's territory, slaughtering them like cattle and putting the survivors in a concentration camp for 2 decades? That is your argument? lol On a scale of 1-10, how insane are you?
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@brucephillip6456 It isn't propaganda if it is demonstrably true. Just because your feelings don't like the facts don't magically turn the facts into propaganda.
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Who thought we'd ever be watching a WW2 type "Final solution" live in our lifetime :O(
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@ChristosTheod When Cyprus was left to it's own vices those 20% minority group would be zero percent. Lets not forget the majority group tried to go full blown Adolph Hitler on the minority.
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This is all super interesting. Imagine a nation being locked out of a defense alliance it needs to be in because of something like this. Can the leaders of a nation really be this short sighted?
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This is so interesting. Before this event Erdogan was hailed as a reformer and his party being pushed as a model for the entire region by the globalist media. After this event, the same guy somehow turned into a dictator overnight. So we were told by the globalist media
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What also made me laugh about this video was the Arab leader to the right. He was happy with what Erdogan did but didn't have the balls to walk off the stage. When the man next to him gestured him to sit down, he immediately sat down. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@ChristosTheod Oh I see, so trying to ethnic cleanse an group of people off an island is "trouble between the two communities" now. I'd imagine the Jews and Germans had "trouble between the two communities" in WW2. Come on Christos, don't be such a terrible human being. Call a spade a spade.
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@ChristosTheod Claiming a guy has no idea about Cyprus history doesn't go very far in covering up an attempted ethnic cleansing of a minority group. This isn't even one of those issues where it's possible to debate. The leaders of the majority group which attempted to exterminate a group of people were actually quite loud and public about their intentions to do so. You can go down the realm of cognitive dissonance all you want but it won't change the reality of the situation. There was a "final solution" type policy on that island, there is literally no way in denying this. You have two options, you can come to grips with the reality of the situation and admit that slaughtering an entire ethic group is wrong and that the Greek Cypriots should not have done a thing. Or.... You can continue to play the role of a horrible human being in trying to rationalize the systematic slaughter of people. Your choice champ.
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@Panos Theodoulou, I'd imagine they have reason to celebrate no? It's one of those rare instances where a military incursion actually led to something good. Before the incursion a majority ethnic group on a small island was attempting to ethnically cleanse a minority group via massacring it's population. Post military incursion it's been 47 years and there has been virtually no violence. I'd say everyone has reason to celebrate, the only people not celebrating are people I'd imagine who were wishing the ethnic cleansing continued till every man woman and child was murdered. These people, I'd have to question their humanity. Are you one of these people?
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@mikef25 Do you think that is a good thing?
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All this while he cheerleads genocide in Gaza?
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@a.i.1051 Dictators don't lose midterm elections.
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@johnMcHale-j5s Yes because it is such a terrible thing trying to bring food to nearly a million children who are being starved by a genocidal regime. Yea blah blah right?
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@Carol Johnson, You can ask Sweden why they're trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member country of said organization.
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@akoden2667 Comparing Turkey's government to Arab governments is like comparing a cold to full blown bubonic plague
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Hard to have any sort of peace when you have a group of people who've been slaughtered, pushed off their land and the ones who survived the slaughter being forced into modern concentration camps. Peace doesn't really seem possible under these types of conditions.
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@johnMcHale-j5s You're laughing but the Apartheid regime of Israel is freaking out over it.
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@johnMcHale-j5s You do realize that when a fully mechanized army goes out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible, the women and children of that group will cry right? I fail to see how that changes the fact the Zionist apartheid regime is freaking out over worldwide boycott calls. The apartheid genocidal regime has been unmasked, the vast majority of the world understands what they are now. There is no going back.
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You forgot Jordan and the UAE.
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@robertcampomizzi7988 "It takes 2 weeks for people to starve to death" Where did you get that? You do understand that for health reasons people fast for 3 weeks just to clean their body out right? It is called a water fast. No way anyone would die after 3 weeks unless they already had severe health issues and metabolic disease. Your average American would probably last about 4 months without food using their stored body fat for energy without too many complications. Fat people can go much longer without many issues. I'm fairly in shape and I've done 21 day fasts (no food) and felt just fine. (look it up) When you have a concentration camp where the people aren't allowed to grow their own food, then the apartheid state which put them into that concentration camp cuts off all avenues to have food delivered. It is demonstrably true they're running out of food and being starved to death. You claiming they aren't being starved is akin to you telling me the earth is flat. The entire world is watching what this horror show in real time. No to mention your ridiculous pseudo science in trying to claim these people haven't been cut off from food. Also what do you mean "unauthorized." Israel has no legal right to authorize what goes in or out of someone else's territory. There are international maritime rules pertaining to all this. If they attack what is going in (which they've done before) they'll have to do it in waters which are not in their jurisdiction which is legally considered piracy. (Which they've done before) Of all the crimes they commit, they even add something as ridiculous as piracy to it
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@kelsiewilson. Really? You're going to browbeat the guys who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp? You expect anyone to go along with your Joseph Goebels version of events?
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@butWhyDad So according to your logic because their government is corrupt their entire nation should bow down to the goobalists? Is that your contention?
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Nato already has an image problem. You must really hate Nato to want to turn the organization's reputation to mud by taking in the only apartheid state on the planet which also happens to run the only concentration camp on the planet. The idea of this genocidal state into any military alliance is not only crazy but it will also pave the road to WW3.
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