Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Binkov's Battlegrounds" channel.

  1.  @thinkbeforeleap  But racially those people are Chinese. So you're going to call them racist for stating an obvious fact? Would you be racist for calling an ethnic German an ethnic German? Your comments are really strange.
    3
  2.  @thinkbeforeleap  You might want to look at international law. You also might want to look at the legal status of Taiwan before making insane claims like they're an "immigrant nation" like America or Canada. Do you actually know anything about the history of Taiwan and how it became Taiwan? The fact Taiwan is humane and China isn't has absolutely nothing to do with the history of Taiwan and how it relates to what Taiwan is as it pertains to international law. What is an insult is how you completely and utterly throw reason and logic out of the window in favor of emotional arguments. An intolerable insult to rational adults and how they should debate.
    3
  3. @Helmut Helmut Did you really with a straight face try to put Chinese foreign policy on par with American or Russian foreign policy over the past 100 years and the amount of damage they've done? I'm sure they've done horrible things but to even think it's anywhere near the level of destruction caused by America and Russia is nothing short of insanity.
    3
  4.  @malachi5813  Russia actually stepped in and stepped in and saved the Armenian army which was surrounded and about to be slaughtered. Not to mention Russia stopped the Azeris from marching into Yerevan. You want us to believe they helped the Azeris in the war? lol Also the Azeris fought a high tech war. You think a bunch of jihadists came in and operated their million dollar drones? Think through the insanity of what you are saying. Not to mention the question of why Sunni jihadists would fight for a Shia country whose leadership is secular. If you’re going to believe in fanciful stories, at least find ones which are half believable bro 😂😂
    3
  5. Actually most of the trolls here aren't Greek. Believe it or not they're Indian. lol (God knows why)
    3
  6.  @alexander66sir  Why would I need to provide proof of something I never claimed? I wasn't the one who mentioned Libya or the Turkish Airbase being attacked by Rafale jets, you did. You basically just scuttled your entire point.
    3
  7.  @aycasonerci6048  All of Armenia's weapons were Russian. All the weapons funneled into Armenia during the war were from Russia and were mostly likely free of charge. Russia stepped in and forced a ceasefire right when the entire Armenian army was surrounded and about to get destroyed. So yes, Russia did help Armenia.
    3
  8.  @dmitrishufutinsky2251  You're going to tell us that a few special forces and a few hundred untrained Syrian rebels turned the tide of the entire war? What have you been smoking and where can I get some of that?
    3
  9.  @thetrist333  I'd imagine the Greeks also remember what happened the last time they tried to conquer Anatolia.
    3
  10. When you do a price to performance ratio they are better. I'd rather have 30 Turkish drones than one American. Yes 1 American drone is better than 1 Turkish drone but when you look at the price difference the equation changes.
    3
  11.  @tylerclayton6081  Not sure what Turkey being poor and having 80% inflation has anything to do with the OP merely debating what the country should or should be called. Is it your contention that you must have X inflation rate and X GDP to have the right to choose your own name? Is that your argument here?
    3
  12.  @zubeyrmirzabey9870  If you ignore idiots with foul intentions they'll never be put in their place. So no bro, I won't ignore them lol
    3
  13. Furkan said Kaan definitely not a ruler. Next sentence "originally based on Turkic word meaning "ruler." 🤣🤣🤣
    3
  14.  @awalk5177  You'd need to understand the foreign policy of the Turks to realize that them joining Russia is a pipe dream. If Nato went all in, yes Turkey would probably drop out of Nato. You're right about that. But they won't join Russia either. Their aim as per usual will probably be to try to remain neutral for as long as possible. Also India won't support Russia in any sort of conflict. What India will do is do business with Russia if it is to their benefit. The Indians are quite open about the fact they don't believe in alliances. As far as China and Iran you're 100% right. in a huge world war they will certainly join Russia. Because they know if Russia loses they are next.
    3
  15.  @yasin61  Yasin, that is simply not true. Places like Kayseri, Konya and Giresun have inbreeding rates well over 50%. Next time you meet someone from cities like this, ask them. You'll be shocked. Considering the type of comment you made I'd have to assume you live on the west coast of Turkey. Do you have any idea what is going on in the rest of the country? The percentage of people inbreeding in Turkey was quite low 100 years ago. The problem is those segments who do inbreed also happen to be the segments of your society which are popping out 5 kids. The segments which don't inbred have birthrates below replacement level (2.1) You can see where this is headed. In fact it might be too late to stop. Bringing in 5 million refugees who themselves have a nasty habit of inbreeding is going to throw fuel on the fire.
    3
  16. Temu has some good stuff at half the price.
    2
  17. @ again with what ammunition will they fight with? Not to mention a bulk of that non US military strength is from Turkey. I doubt they’d be willing to fight to save Europe from humiliation
    2
  18. This plane is almost ready to go and you’re talking 7th gen? Are you insane?
    2
  19.  @thinkbeforeleap  "Like the rest of the world." Really?
    2
  20.  @jeffhood-s2q  I guess akin to Israel sticking people into concentration camps and then bombing them mercilessly when they have no means of defending themselves? Those types of cowards?
    2
  21. Can Iran save Syria from the Turkish army? Short answer: Highly unlikely.
    2
  22. @Petros Petridis, in the long term that is probably how it will play out. I can forsee this turning into another Cyprus type situation for the Greeks. It would make sense for them to negotiate now and get half instead of risking it and losing it all. You know how the international community is, if it suits their interests they'll turn a blind eye.
    2
  23.  @WolfForeverAdemComert  You guys will probably get the TFX up and flying. Like your drones it will probably be pretty good. But F22 buster? Come on. lol
    2
  24.  @xforestx00  The reality of any situation is still important to some people. Although such people are few and far between these days. They prefer emotions and simple to understand narratives to navigate the world. I'd imagine you have more than your fair share of irrational people in your country as well. It's a terrible disease of the mind most humans seem to have.
    2
  25. Actually Israel hasn't crossed that line yet, they're still bombing Gaza they haven't gone in yet. Also the last time they made this same threat in 2006, Israel did go into Gaza and Hezbollah actually made good on their threat 2 weeks after Israel moved into Gaza. SO if history tell us anything, they're likely to do it again. Except this time they're a lot more powerful than they were in 2006. Which is why Israel is quite nervous and why we sent two aircraft carriers into the region "just incase." I get you have a narrative in your head about how things play out but the reality on the ground is quite different.
    2
  26.  @cocktail2380  I find it funny how you view wars through the prism of a high school argument. You from India by any chance?
    2
  27.  @ایرانبان-ظ3س  The people in Turkey also aren't Altaic. They're mostly indigenous Anatolians who've adopted a Turkic language and culture. It's amazing how a small handful of Turkic tribes can ride into highly populated areas like Anatolia, Iran and the greater middle east and completely take over.
    2
  28. This is true, I don't even think China would attempt such a thing. You know what else is really hard? For an island to survive if it's blockaided.
    2
  29. @Constantius I'm not sure I'd put France in the category of "great European democracies." France has a pretty authoritarian government, for god's sake the country has thought crimes.
    2
  30.  @apollo-eu4fk  I'd imagine after reading your comment it seems like you're coping quite hard yourself. Perhaps you need to cope a tad bit harder?
    2
  31.  @diroozemrooz2473  What exactly are they going to learn from Iran? How to inbreed out of control and producing generations of genetically damaged children?
    2
  32. @ they don’t need to get better. This isn’t about how strong Russia is. It is more about how weak the EU is. Russia has a weak but functioning military. The EU does not have a functioning military. He’ll most eu nations have enough ammunition to fight for about 3 days. Poland is the only eu nation with a combat ready military Then there is Turkey in nato which has a highly combat ready military but they won’t step in for the EU. all in all without America the EU is in a wheelchair
    2
  33.  @aDeidaraBoom  They're playing a dangerous game, hoping the great powers will continue to support them. Not realizing there is one constant in international politics. Change. That support might dry up, you know what won't dry up? Your angry neighbor who you've been poking in the eye.
    2
  34. @Sam Ty, It would make sense for Russia to drive a wedge between America and Turkey. Why would they expend their time, energy and resources to drive a wedge between Turkey and Greece? How exactly would Turkey being close to or far away from a nation as weak as Greece help them?
    2
  35.  @lestat8656  If you consider cost to performance. It isn't out of the question.
    2
  36.  @samedmundson6470  I find it interesting that when someone runs out of reasoning for their ridiculous arguments they scream "go away." I know you'd like me to go away so you can continue saying ridiculous things.
    2
  37.  @DarkFox2232  Actually Israel does control the west bank which is a Palestinian territory, so your statement is false, demonstrably false. As far as Gaza, it isn't a territory, it is the world's only concentration camp. So fix these two false premises you put, then we'll tackle your other points.
    2
  38.  @chrisimos588  I've literally made point after point which you ignore. You've ignored my material and tried to make this personal. You're delusional enough to think I'm deleting your posts, calling me an idiot and then trying pigeonhole my ethnicity. Then you have the audacity to claim it's personal now? Are you freaking serious? You literally do something and then complain about it? How crazy are you?
    2
  39.  @cappuccinogoodfinger  Yea, they just appeared out of thin air right? lol
    2
  40. @panzerhel26 Are you referring to the 800,000 Azeri civilians the Armenians ethnically cleansed in the 1990s?
    2
  41.  @germanboy7673 no it wasn’t, the two sides fought a hot war with everything they had. Nothing binkov claimed was even remotely close to what happened
    2
  42.  @odin....  it wasn’t help, they purchased weapons and used them. Most nations purchase weapons.
    2
  43. @Teh Dragoon, I'm not so sure. Cultural marxism and extremely leftist ideology has taken it's toll on western Europe. Your young men are too busy trying to figure out which of the 800 different genders they belong to, not sure they're up to fighting a war. Then you have eastern European nations which cultural marxism hasn't destroyed but these nations lack proper military infrastructure and technology. Unless America steps in and handles this for Europe, it simply isn't going to happen.
    2
  44. Israel are you kidding me? You talking about that so-called army that can't even defeat guys stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons? That Israel?
    2
  45.  @alexander66sir  Sometimes when rhetoric questions are so ridiculous, something needs to be said.
    2
  46.  @alexander66sir  I'd imagine a guy asking ridiculous rhetorical questions would need to think that.
    2
  47.  @chrispontrelli4513  You mean there was an Artsakh. For all intents and purposes it no longer exists. Not saying that's a good thing or a bad thing. What I am saying is that is a reality thing.
    2
  48.  @MultiNacho8  Yes wars are that impossible to predict. However imagine being completely and utterly wrong. Still like I said his videos are extremely entertaining and fun to watch and I'll still be watching them. Just good to know they're detached from any sort of reality.
    2
  49. @Kevin as a neutral party I must say you're pretty ignorant about how Greeks feel about you lol
    2
  50. They don’t have enough trained combat ready troops. Even if they did they don’t have enough working military equipment Even if they did they don’t have enough ammunition In an open fight Cuba would beat Germany for gods sake
    2