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

  1. That's insane.
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  2.  @brucetucker4847  Funny thing his he is most likely to be a Mongol himself than anyone else on this entire thread. But I can understand how Russians like him use the word Mongol as a put down. It's essentially a defense mechanism for them considering the Mongols enslaved and dominated them for so long.
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  3. @Aro Ada, You might want to relay that message to the leaders of Greece who seem to be hell bent on provoking their neighbor. Me personally I don't care either way as long as my insane government who looks for any excuse to join any war anywhere around the globe. That is the part that worries me.
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  4. @Leo O'Ryan, yes and in a surprise move Puerto Rico conquers Washington DC.
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  5.  @oryan4395  Great Britian burning down Washington D.C. is a lot more likely than Greece reclaiming Constantinople making the analogy weak. For historical precedent I should have said something more along the lines of Holland reclaims New York City. Or Mongolia reclaims Moscow. lol
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  6.  @ZS-rw4qq  occasionally? Dude they haven’t fought since I’ve been alive and I’m old. The IDF of today is not the IDF of the late 60s.
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  7. @ dropping a few bombs on a warehouse of a defenseless country with the other side not even responding isn’t a war. Last time Israel fought a conventional army was 1973. Well before I was even born.
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  8. @Leoqua, They stand for them politically. Doesn't mean they're going to send their huge army down there.
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  9.  @cyservic  EU doesn't have much worth copying. Hell they can't even defend themselves without running under our skirts, love how they literally do everything our Sleepy Joe tells them to do lol Everyone knows all military tech is copied from the United States.
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  10.  @bradyportwood9398  Not saying we will or won't, just pointing out the obvious if we do.
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  11.  @justmarios4551  Kurds unlike Greeks aren't cowards though. So it's a strange analogy.
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  12.  @generationkilled  they said the same for their drones which have been proven to be durable, affordable and deadly on the field of battle. I think people are trashing this based on some psychotic sense of superiority. Fact is they’d rather have a reliable plane they built without vectoring, than an over priced unreliable one with it.
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  13.  @Emrullahg  When you say Europe, do you not realize Poland is a European nation? Not to mention a plethora of other European nations being these systems. Pack up a map bro.... As far as America, why would America buy them when they make their own?
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  14.  @history_repeats8201  Or maybe he is a rational human being who has also noticed the emotional clusterfuk people from the Balkans are in all comments sections. I don't think one needs to be a "Tutko" to see that. Is it something in the water over there which turns people into lunatics? (If you are eastern Europe) Please don't have an emotional meltdown. Just breathe.
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  15.  @Sadoyasturadoglu  Stealing the info isn't the hard part.
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  16.  @markobakovic627  I'm fairy sure they're not interested in marching through the middle east and the Balkans with their armies and occupying millions of hostile people. Even the thought of it is insanity
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  17.  @DragovianMythiX  SO essentially you're agreeing with me. Great.
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  18.  @markobakovic627  I've been living in Turkey part time since the late 1990s due to my job. So yea, I might know a thing or two about them after having been around them for so long.
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  19.  @markobakovic627  I didn't realize we were debating that specific thing. 1. Turkey's involvement in Northern Syria has been terrible. They essentially teamed up with America and Saudi Arabia to destroy that country. I condemn their Syria policy and have been for years. 2. The fact they're supporting ISIS is fake news, they've actually killed more ISIS members than the United States. It's interesting what people do, they take one truth and try to sneak in a lie. Either way I'm not sure what that has to do with us debating drones. I've seen this type of debating before, this emotionally charged zero reason and logic form of debate. I've seen it from Turks themselves and I've seen it to a larger extent from overly emotional and irrational people from the Balkans.
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  20.  @kingt9922  I have yet to see a military anywhere in the world fight with "only drones." Drone tech isn't advanced enough to have a full on army of robots (yet). But if coupled with a proper military strategy and proper military hardware. Drones can surely turn the tide of any battle. Which is why every country is falling over themselves to get their hands on drones. We're almost at a point where without drones, you just can't win.
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  21.  @kingt9922  Look bro, I'm a huge Trump support but what you're saying is insanity. I don't think you actually understand the relationships and the geopolitics involved between us and the Turks to be making a statement like that. Trump inherited a god awful mess as it pertains to the relationship between America and Turkey thanks to Obama. After a lot of saber rattling between Trump and the Turks, Trump eventually found a way to find a way to still keep them in our orbit of influence. No not by putting them 50 years, that is what Obama tried it and blew up in his face. He did it by doing the opposite of what you think he would do now. He gave them space to grow but did it in a way where they weren't growing into a place that would work against our interests. Biden came into office and immediately went back to the Obama policy against them which simply isn't working. It isn't slowing them down and it's slowly turning them into a foe. Which is stupidity on a level that American statements from yesteryear are probably turning in their graves over. Trump on an intuitive level knew which nations to push to get what he wants and which nations to stop pushing to get what he wanted. The foreign policy establishment is back in charge now and they don't seem to have that level of finesse. Everything with them is a sledge hammer and it isn't working. They claimed the adults were back in the room but the reality is the children who like to break things and throw temper tantrums as the room burns are back in charge. The way things are going this really isn't going to end well for us.
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  22. @Jamesdeese61. There is no evidence that Russia has armed Iranian jets with the Kinzal missiles. In fact the mere idea of them trusting Iran with that is ridiculous.
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  23.  @Justanotherconsumer  Yes that would be an ideal situation but unfortunately we don't live in an ideal world. There is no way Russia is going to give up Crimea at this point. They feel (rightly or wrongly) that controlling Crimea is a life and death situation for their nation. Short of starting WW3 with nukes there really isn't anyway to take it from them. All in all the original inhabitants of Crimea will suffer as they've been suffering under occupation for like 200 years now. :O(
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  24.  @huntergatherer7796  They're a minority because they were slaughtered mercilessly and their homes stolen and given to Russian and Ukrainian settlers. Again ask the few who survived and are still there and they'll tell you they want the Russians and Ukrainians gone. If this world had justice this would happen. But we know there is little justice in this world.
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  25.  @metehangokturk9696  Well at least now you know what the guy was talking about.
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  26.  @gaborbakos7058  Yes and both planes have 2 wings and their tires are also both round. How dare they lol
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  27.  @atakansakarya5795  They were very minimal only military oriented sanctions. Not economic sanctions. Economic sanctions would completely destroy Turkey. Mostly because Turkeyis one of the most dollarized economies in the world. You guys love your imports too much and your public loves the dollar too much. This is what makes you vunerable to such sanctions. I've spent a lot of time in your country and people there won't even buy clothes unless it has a western name on it. Even Turkish companies making good clothes are forced to use westernized names just to sell their product. The level of inferiority complex was a terrifying thing to see.
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  28.  @atakansakarya5795  I'm well aware of all that, I spent A LOT of time in Turkiye. Still doesn't change my response earlier.
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  29. @Paroi George, He doesn't really use real data or any data which will predict anything realistic. It's for entertainment purposes.
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  30. @Ilias Daridis, I think the S-300 system proved to be junk in the Karabakh war. They're easy targets for drones.
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  31. @Megamind in this scenario there won't be a land battle.
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  32. @E He, the issue isn't about Ukraine wanting them or not wanting them. Turkey is walking a tightrope policy between Russia and the west. They were able to send those drones to Ukraine without Russia freaking out under the pretext the Ukrainians ordered the drones before the war and the contract had to be honored. After those prewar orders were filled (some after the war started) Turkey really couldn't find an excuse to send more. Ukraine kept asking for them but Turkey was unable to deliver. The only loophole they found was a third nation buying them and "donating" it to Ukraine. As you see, it's a complex situation for all sides involved. Russia was obviously hot skipping mad at the amount of damage those 2 batches of drones (ordered pre war) did to their military.
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  33.  @ehe661  Everything I said will pass any honest fact check.
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  34.  @ehe661  Not exactly sure how that has anything to do with my post.
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  35. @Stratos Joebar. You're absolutely right about Turkey having taken on completely unorganized weak opponents. If they end up taking on Greece it will simply be another unorganized weak nation they'll probably steamroll if Greece doesn't get help. The Turkish military is weak compared to real powers to America and China but compared to banana publics like Greece they would look strong as all hell. It's like being a normal speed guy and joining a race in the special olympics. Obviously you're going to win.
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  36.  @اسكندرفكار  Good or bad (not my call he is your president) but at least your president was elected. Ours (Biden) was installed.
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  37. @Indiantiger, they never claimed this jet is unmanned. You're confusing this with a completely different program.
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  38. Those drones are meant to be shot down you genius. The point of them is for them to do a lot more damage in dollars than what they're worth. They did that, they cost Ukraine peanuts yet they blew up billions of dollars of Russian tech. If they weren't that useful answer 2 questions for me. 1. Why does Ukraine want more 2. Why is Russia putting so much pressure on Turkey not to send more? Seriously do people not even think at even a basic level before leaving a comment with that many holes in it?
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  39.  @BrokenMetalHeart  Egypt bro? Seriously? Their "huge" military is nothing but a business scam for the elites to extra the nation's wealth. Their soldiers spend more time selling vegetables than training for war. Why do you think when they tried to send aid and Israel threatened to bomb their buses they said nothing. Hell an Israeli tank shell hit one of their military bases last week and they didn't even complain. Yes Egypt has a large army but it is operationally inept. They would only join the war if other nations went in first and it looked like Israel was going to lose. Then they'd go in. They'd never be the first in, they're not stupid. Sisi knows the limits of his military's operational capabilities. Hell they were even scared to intervene in Libya because Turkey had a few drones and a few special forces there. But as much as their fear Israel, perhaps they're also not aware that Israel's military has essentially rotted away these last 20 years as well. Not as bad as Egypt but it isn't an effective fighting force either. Essentially 2/3s with untrained reservists from the Tiktok generation. If any real army showed up in that region all these nations would get wrecked.
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  40. @Poil8351. Russia: Doesn't have enough troops in Syria to mount any sort of offensive on anyone. Nor are they interested in pulling troops out of Ukraine to send there right now. A Russia which wasn't entangled in Ukraine would pose a huge problem right now, but that isn't the case. Saudi Arabia: Very rich country which is influential with it's money in times of peace. Is an irrelevant country in times of war as it has a completely inept military. They'll basically just watch this entire thing with their popcorn and hope it doesn't spread to them. Turkey: You're right Turkey would be outright the biggest concern. Because if they ever decided to mobilize, it's GGs for everyone. They'd mobilize 2 million men within a month armed with the latest gadgets and a battle hardened core, march south and wreck anyone and anything in their path. Nothing in the region would come close to even slowing them down and even what we the US have in the region wouldn't be nearly enough to stop them. By the time we mobilized enough to stop them, it would be too late as they'd be sitting in Gaza having tea with Hamas. Col. Macgregor had a nice podcast explaining why this would be the case. But this shouldn't be a concern because they have ZERO interest in doing such a thing. Even if their government wanted to (which they don't) their internal political dynamics wouldn't allow it. It's an empty fear. Yemen: The types of crude rockets they're carrying can't even reach Israel. Israel's biggest threat is Hezbollah moving in from the North if they get bogged down in in Gaza. If Hezbollah have any sort of success the fear is other nations like Syria, Iraq and Egypt actually growing a pair and joining in. At this point we're looking at WW3.
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  41.  @fallenone2884  They won't I agree. No chance of it. But they could and if they ever did, nothing in that region would stop it. Nothing would even come close to slowing it down.
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  42.  @fallenone2884  We don't have enough assets in the region to stop what they have. Greece<---lol seriously? Russia<---They'd [probably help arm the Turks if this happened. Kurds<--- half their army are Kurds, so you're saying the Kurds will kill themselves? lol
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  43.  @nguyep4  A lot like our politically correct police that cancels your job right?
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  44.  @LegoWarFilm-c2m  Technically it isn't.
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  45. @Darkwing Eagle, I honestly can't see how it could possibly be cheaper.
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  46.  @teodorferseta8254 no they’ll attack those EU troops. Without an American backstop the eu would get wrecked there. Without American support this is a pipe dream
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  47. S-300 missiles proved worthless in the Nagorno Karabakh war.
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  48.  @bradcraig5111  The US thing yes. The rest of your comment is delusional. Our carriers are there because we know Israel can't handle a 2 or three front war right now.
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  49. Did you say the same thing about their drone program as well when it first started? If so, how do you feel about those comments now?
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  50.  @fotis1964  It's a shitty thing, it's always the average people who have nothing to do with any of this stuff who end up getting hurt. Look at Ukraine for example, their people didn't ask for any of this shit. The world is a horrible place. Greedy politicians make insane decisions and average people have to pay for those decisions.
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