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

  1.  @allex975gaming  It isn't hard to justify a country enforcing UN resolutions by pushing out an illegal military force on their internationally recognized territory. Trying to argue it wasn't the right thing to do is an uphill task. I also love how you're trying to sweep massive ethnic cleansing under the rug. "They deserved it right?"
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  2. I love this channel, he gets information out long before most do. We'll probably be seeing what he is talking about elsewhere in about 24 hours. With that out of the way, what is going on is absolutely crazy. Has the IDF really deteriorated this badly in the past decade? Not to take anything away from Hamas's crazy insurgency/combined warfare tactics but they're essentially a group of rag tag militia living in an open air prison. No high tech, nowhere to even really train. Again how is this possible. Is Hamas magically overpowered or is Israel A LOT weaker than anyone ever imagined?
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  3. @Chococo858. You didn't get the memo that Europeans no longer have the abiility to make such decisions? Those decisions are made in Washington and Europe simply falls in line. Europe is filled with weak and failing vassal states. As far as Turkey surviving or not surviving, many people would bet they're going to survive a lot longer than the EU is.
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  4.  @Light_spot_  All that may or may not be true but that isn't the point. THe point is in your original post you literally said what Europe should do. Then in your next post you say "I'm not even speaking about Turkish European relations." What are you smoking bro? Forget making rational arguments, you can't even seem to remember what you originally said lol
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  5. Actually he was very friendly with them until Erdogan stabbed him in the back. Read more bro
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  6. @Eltonwild5648. Egypt<---They don't really make their own choices, it's a vassal state. Who ever pays their bills decides who they hate or don't hate. Saudi Arabia<---- They want to be the top dogs in the region.
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  7.  @ataab9861  How insane do you have to be to assume that someone with opinion X must be from country Y? That right there shows you don't believe in being rational or even the truth. The world is simple to people like you. If you're from this country you must hold this opinion. If you're from that country you must hold this opinion. This is insanity. I wonder if it's genetic. I have heard that many people in Iran are inbred. Is that true?
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  8.  @s123-v3x  Yes but you do realize they're genetically damaged inbreds right? If I tried to teach my dog how to play a piano, even if I was the best piano instructor she still wouldn't be able to do it. Now if they weren't genetically damaged inbreds, yes it would help a lot
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  9. @SpeedyV, Because it would be hard to convince people to send money to an occupying force which illegally invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Imagine trying to collect money for that?
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  10.  @speedyv6247  How is it a lie that this region is internationally recognized Azeri territory? How is it a lie that Armenia savagely invaded this area in the 1990s? How is it a lie that all Azeris were ethnically cleansed from said territory? In what alternate universe do you live?
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  11.  @speedyv6247  So you're basically saying if we don't like the type of government a country has we have the moral authority to invade them, steal their land and ethnically cleanse their people? Is that your argument here? It goes back to what I said earlier. Good luck selling that to any rational person.
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  12.  @speedyv6247  So you're going to ignore 800,000 civilians savagely ethnically cleansed and harp on some vague statement about 24 days if isolation? Seriously? The fact you're trying to rationalize these things makes me wonder about you as a human being. Do you also strangle puppies for fun?
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  13.  @etho1177  Are you referring to the Armenians ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeris from the region it brutally occupied in the 1990s?
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  14.  @RussianBot-kp8wn  Oddly enough you're doing the same exact thing no? Considering in this conflict happened because Armenia illegally invaded their neighbor's territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians. You trying to whitewash that or sympathize with it? O a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  15. And who is going to pay for that?
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  16.  @ikman3410  Yes for that you'd need to own the world reserve currency. Good luck with that one lol
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  17. Why would they do that? Being in Nato prevents Nato from attacking you. At least that is probably how the Turks see it.
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  18.  @joseribeiro9564  He is Romanian and likes to think about the interests of Romania. Not Russia, not the EU, not Europe. Romanian. I know it is an alien concept to a lot of you globalists.
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  19. @Red Comet, Greece? lol That is like being trained for the 100 meter dash by a guy in a wheel chair.
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  20.  @RedComet666  True but I'm not sure if it's better than nothing. It is essentially nothing.
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  21. Yes they are but with very few numbers. Essentially just there to protect the projects of their construction companies.
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  22.  @KK-zc3wy  The terrain was also a large determining factor. Your technology and firepower advantages are multiplied in flat terrain. Where as in mountainous terrain, the entire game changes. How do you think the Taliban survived for so long in the mountains of Afghanistan.
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  23. They're probably the biggest threats to them.
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  24. @@kzgntosbaga6255 I thought my post was quite clear on who I was talking about.
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  25.  @fafa-ww9xs  Yes the ones in the North near the Caucasus mountains do. What about the rest of the country?
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  26.  @fafa-ww9xs  I haven't looked at the specific DNA mapping of that country but I'd bet everything I have that what you're saying is outright impossible.
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  27.  @zaboybagoi8636  Is this something you want to be true? Or is this something you actually know to be true? Two very different things. Also any links confirming this?
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  28.  @astrodas1910  Absolutely no one is dying that. But we were talking specifically talking about DNA. If the conversation is wider and we talk about culture and how people view themselves you're 1000% right.
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  29. Why would anyone backup the side which was illegally occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory? Not to mention the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 civilians it savagely ethnically cleansed from there. The fact you hope to help this says a lot about you as a person. Do you also strangle puppies for fuN?
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  30.  @karigost.2739  Your subjective view of things truly can't get over simple irrefutable facts. 1. Is Nagorno Karabakh internationally recognized Azeri territory? 2. How many nations can you name who don't legally recognize it as Azeri territory? 3. Armenia illegally invaded said territory (which wasn't theirs) and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. These are irrefutable facts. You're welcome to try to refute these 3 point. Good luck.
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  31.  @wolfpack4128  You have to admit few nations these days take that line of thinking to the extent the west has been lately.
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  32. Yes he is their man to a point they tried to oust him and get him killed in a coup. Then used billions of dollars trying to topple him in the elections. Good call Sahhaf1234. lol
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  33. @Roll Out, probably not. This terrain is literally one of the easiest in the world to defend. Even with a lack of manpower and tech it should still be defendable. The trouble is the people defending it had very little training nor did they have much of a will to fight. Hell 400 Azeri commandos took an entire city defended by well entrenched 2000 Armenian defenders. Your comment about the "Will of armenians to fight is greater than the Azeris" is that same trope which led to the Armenians not being prepared. The stupid believe in their "racial superiority" that put them in this humiliating defeat.
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  34.  @nickmansfield1  It's one of the most mountainous terrain on the planet, almost impossible to move large concentrations of material and men around. One of the hardest places in the world for offensive actions. Which is why most people thought it was impossible, especially with a dug in heavily armed defense. People underestimated how poorly trained the Armenian troops were and how much corruption and mismanagement had whittled down their ability to perform. It was kind of shocking to be fair.
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  35.  @nickmansfield1  Yes but few battlefields have that much mountainous terrain. Not to mention the horrid infrastructure there. Most objective observers thought of the Azeris attacked they'd lose an insane amount of men. The fact the Armenian army broke after a few weeks defending (again) one of the easiest places on the planet to defend was shocking.
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  36.  @nickmansfield1  Civilians blending in to civilian populations turns into a different problem all together with subduing an insurgency rather than the actual war and defending/attacking territory. You might want to do a bit more research about the terrain of NK and how seemingly impossible it is to traverse.
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  37.  @thathandsomedevil0828 this is not only false it is demonstrably false. If America stopped aid and weapon shipments, Israel would collapse in a few months
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  38.  @ArmoSlug  Armoslug, let me try to understand your argument here. So because you feel you have some ancient historical claim on a piece of land it gives you the right to invade another nation's internationally recognized borders and brutally ethnically cleanse 800,0000 civilians? Hmmm If all nations behaved like this, literally 80% of the planet would have to get ethnically cleansed. What you're proposing is absolute madness.
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  39. @fn6795. French bases are all going to get shut down 1 by 1. They no longer have expansive energy and have shrinking influence day by day. They'll be a 4th rate nation in the coming decades. The idea of them being able to keep military bases abroad is ridiculous. UK will only be allowed to keep theirs if they're useful to America.
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  40. @vargusdread8740 As much as I detest the tin pot wanna be dictator in Canada called Trudeau. I wouldn't compare Macron to him. Most of the damage Trudaeu can do is confined to Canada. Macron is insane, he is trying to meddle in global affairs and project military power his nation simply doesn't have. He is 1000x more dangerous to the world than Trudeau
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  41.  @Sniperboy5551  Not sure it is that bad. France for all intents and purposes is a pretty irrelevant nation. Except for the fact Macron doesn't understand he is running a 3rd rate nation and starts causing trouble as if he runs a first rate nation. Scary stuff.
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  42.  ISLAMMEHMEDOV  Also I think I saw in an earlier post that you're a Crimean Tatar? Are you still in Crimea?
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  43. Why would the CSTO defend an illegal militia group illegally occupying another nation's territory?
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  44.  @KavkAzeri  It isn't going to be that simple.
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  45. That really isn't how they roll.
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  46. Not sure how that alliance benefits Greece. It isn't like France can actually do anything in the event of a conflict.
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  47.  @canerc6668  lol To be fair that army they had at the time which was WRECKED was probably still leagues ahead of the capabilities of the modern French military.
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  48.  @canerc6668  Sometimes how much you spend doesn't always equate to how effective your force is. France right now spends more than most nations but it doesn't change the fact their military is completely and utterly inept.
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  49.  @Cingar53  Interesting you say that. Let me now ask you a question. How do you now feel about Turkey helping spark an assault in Syria to help Israel who got their butts kicked in Lebanon? Do you think it is a good thing Turkey is saving Netanyahu by blocking the roads that arm Hezbollah? If so, why is Turkey working so hard to help Israel. I'd really like to know.
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  50.  @binbasesatoktayyldran5236  You really didn't understand the sarcastic tone of his post? Seriously?
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