Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Middle East Eye" channel.

  1.  @elkobit7415  I never said I traveled to Algeria, that was someone else. I've never been to that region.
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  2.  @elkobit7415  So a conversation becomes childish when your emotional talking points and false narratives are taken down by reason and logic? Is that your argument here?
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  3.  @imranmoosagie4901  It isn't only about weapons, It is about organizational abilities, training and the skills of your soldiers. No matter what weapons they have, their army will be inept because they dont' have people who know how to use those weapons. Their leadership understand this, they understand they don't even have the ability to defend themselves. So how can people expect them to exert military influence elsewhere?
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  4.  @punapeter  Palestinians can't really afford the millions and millions it costs for troll farms. But it is a demonstrable fact that the IDF has a massive amount of troll farms based out of India. Google it. So if you see a troll, probably an IDF troll.
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  5.  @nedal1alex123  You're arguing with an Indian troll, You realize that right? lol
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  6. @CYRUS313 Didn't Iran back Armenia in the 1990s when it invaded Azerbaijan and brutally ethnically cleansed 850,000 civilians? That Iran?
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  7.  @feudinggreeks3316  No one claimed a nations like Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia were cakewalks to live in. But at the end of the day how many nations have these three invaded? How any military interventions have they been involved in that slaughtered civilians on mass? As far as GDP, is it your contention that as long as you're wealthy that automatically makes you moral? Is China for example more moral than Greece or Serbia for example? Was Nazi Germany which was massively wealthy less barbaric than Indonesia or Brazil which at the time were dirt poor but weren't bothering anyone. A lot of what you're saying simply doesn't add up, it literally sounds unhinged with very little rational talking points to back up. Pushing this trope that people of certain regions are just animals when there is literally a treasure trove of evidence pointing to the contrary. This entire debate started about Palestine and some random dude making a demonstrably false statement that there has been fighting in that region forever. It simply isn't true. That region was completely calm for hundreds and hundreds of years with almost zero violence. That is until WW1 when the British moved in. This is a fact.
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  8. No one buys that "but it's Hamas" talking point. It is literally like blaming the rape victim for scratching the rapists face. It is insanity.
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  9.  @GingerIndiana  I said I don't know much about the Pakistani region which for some odd reason you threw into this conversation. I know the history of the middle east quite well. Find a different talking point to try to over up your obviously false and insane points of view which I've easily debunked. Also according to your new logic, I can walk into someone's house which is large and say "your house is big enough, Im' going to take half and murder everyone in that part of the house." is that seriously your argument here? You're going to find it an impossible task to try to rationalize to me people from Europe traveling to another area of the world and stealing people's lands should be supported. Apartheid states never last long, artificial states never last long. This level of brutality never lasts long. Regardless of what you say, the Zionist apartheid state won't last long. It isn't a sustainable thing to do.
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  10.  @nazogelin2608  they won’t try. They’re crazy but not stupid. Turkey would wipe the floor with them
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  11.  scottp7991  The law is quite clear on this. You cannot round up civilians like cattle, strip them named, humiliate them while recording them. Letting them go shows proof they weren't combatants. If any other nation did this their leaders would be strung up in international courts. And your response is quit crying? I'm sure the SS soldiers said the same thing in WW2 when called out.
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  12.  @shaikhjack5132  Yup that military is quite terrifying.
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  13. The Palestinian issue has been a problem for them since the British took the area in the early 1900s. Also Kashmir is different, it is basically the same group of people (cousins even) who decided on different religions fighting each other. It isn't like a bunch of people from Europe showed up and turned Kashmir into an apartheid regime. Kashmir and Palestine are much different.
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  14.  @dharmachakra2616  You do realize the term genocide actually has a legal definition. What Israel is doing fits that definition. Your subjective view can't change the objective definition of words. You're welcome to stand with israel, that is your right. But what you can't do is make false claims. If you want to stand with Israel you also have to be willing to accept the fact you stand with genocide.
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  15.  @Muhr-u-Souleiman  I am not so sure I agree with your post my brother. I am also disturbed by all these armchair idiots claiming Turkey should act, they have no idea what that will lead to. But we do have room to critique Turkey for acting too late to cut off all commercial activities. It took them months into the genocide to take this move and people have every right to critique it. This is headed to a regional war, if the Turks mobilize and move it will turn into a world war. None of us will survive if this happens.
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  16.  @kippesolo8941  Seriously? Even rational westerners know exactly what he is talking about. They're not going to forget this nor am I sure they're going to forget. And I'm not just talking about the Arabs. The entire global south which makes up for most of the world's population.
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  17.  @mikecimerian6913  I'm not so sure religious fervor is a thing in that country which cannot be controlled. As far as anger management, I don't think a leader in that country who doesn't act like this will be respected. I had to move there for work purposes and lived there for many years. It takes a while to really understand that country and how things work.
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  18.  @mikecimerian6913  In some ways they're super kind. In other ways they're super corrupt. Like I said takes a long time to figure em out. If you're hurt they'll take you in and help you. But at the same time they'll rob the living hell out of you in a business transaction lol
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  19. @onepom63. Most rational people probably agree with that. Most of what he said is demonstrably true.
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  20. @besabbbbb He was protecting her from reality. Freudian slip I guess.
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  21.  @abc-mf8rr  And tell me, why exactly is Azerbaijan so beholden to Israel? Why do you think that is?
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  22.  @AshuKhan-ko1dj  The Azerbaijani oil issue is a lot more complex than you make it out to be. You'd need to understand what kind of corner Iran stuffed Azerbaijan into in the early 1990s when over 800,000 of their civilians were ethnically cleansed to understand why they work with Israel. Am I saying what they're doing is right? ?Absolutely not. You can't work with an apartheid state like Israel and claim to be doing the right thing. But do I understand why they're doing it? Yes.
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  23.  @aftonair  screaming wrong isn’t an argument.
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  24. May Allah protect all innocent people.
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  25.  @meco4068  If my statement was nonsense, you'd be able to demonstrate how. The entire point of a comments section is to air your views. Again I find it odd you were triggered as to me stating what I have a hard time believing.
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  26. @tileux Pat Buchanan way back in the early 2000s was trying to close that loophole. He was crucified for it.
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  27. How can Turkey supply fuel to Israel when they don't have any? Answer that question.
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  28.  @ianjenkins5389  Have you counted? If so can you tell us how many?
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  29.  @rabbijacoobbenjaminisraelb7095  So a country is committing war crimes against 12 year old children. And you find this funny? Do you not realize what is happening to the reputation of people like you around the world? Have no idea what is going on around the world and how bad this stain is? A stain so bad that it won't wash off in even 50 years. Ask the Germans how it feels to be seen in this light by the entire planet. They'll tell you it isn't pleasant, that is where you are right now.
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  30.  @Battlefield_Detective  Are you threatening the entire planet and thinking you can decide what people decide to buy and not by? This is madness. But then again your screen name kind of gives away the madness.
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  31.  @Battlefield_Detective  When you use the term "if you dare" that is the definition of a threat. Which would be fine if you didn't use it in such a ridiculous fashion. As far as tech, individuals have the ability to boycott what they want and not boycott what they don't. What part of this is confusing to you? You believe it is possible for anyone to control the purchasing habits of billions of people? Trust me bro, all humans including you and I, can decide which brand of coffee we feel like buying or not. You can't change that. Well if people boycott youtube, you make it seem like they'll be hurt. No Youtube will. We live in a globalized world, someone will make an alternative if there is a demand for it. Electricity? Do you believe one nation controls the electricity supply in this world? That is an insane idea. Airplanes (btw aeroplane isn't a word), You do realize we in America aren't the only country which make Airplanes right? You literally sound like a raving lunatic bro.
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  32. @hanfsa5368. He will be fine, he isn't the president of some mickey mouse state where he can be easily replaced. He isn't the president of Iraq, Egypt or Pakistan. Again he'll be fine. His biggest worry is essentially his own people, as long as he keeps them happy he is fine.
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  33.  @ashis7078  I've been a very outspoken critic of most of the wars you're referring. I am not going to make excuses for them, you're 100% right. But there is a point where we disagree. Most of the young men going off to war don't know they're going to destroy innocent people so the globalists can plunder their resources. They get so propagandized they actually believe they're defending the country. You can't blame the average soldier bro, these aren't evil people. The evil people are the people lying to them and sending them there. The dead and injured American soldiers in Iraq were just as much the victims of these insane globalists as the Iraqis were. If Karma were real, the lunatics who start these wars would be the ones suffering it. Not the poor ignorant kids who have to fight it.
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  34.  @jameselliott216  god help us all my friend
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  35.  @faywarnock2311  Without censorship, there is no way they could galvanize the problem to support this insanity
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  36.  @kathleenborsch1312  I think it is more sinister than that. Genocide Joe and his gang are completely knee deep in this.
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  37.  @davidjohnpaul333 The governments they speak of weren't elected. Puppet kings and dictators. MBS, Sisi, that clown king of the UAE (no one even remembers his name) so on and so forth.
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  38.  @TD1237  If South Africans truly knew the extent of respect the rest of the world has for your nation for standing up against the apartheid Zionist regime in the international courts.
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  39.  @TenTenJ  Except the people who decide who to back and who not to back are the global elites from the west who btw are also eroding freedom of expression in the west as well. You think nations like Canada and France have freedom of expression? If so, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean Front property on Ohio I'd love to sell you at a really low price.
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  40.  @VikingCrusaders  Me personally? I haven't have to prove anything. That is what makes this so cut and dry. This is the only genocide ever where the government officials are actually quite open and honest and public about their intentions. Why do you need me? Just listen to Israeli officials. The internet is filled with their statements about their "intent."
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  41.  @VikingCrusaders  Why are you projecting? The vast majority of the planet is quite clear on this. WHat is next you'll try to convince me the world is not round?
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  42. @ why would I need to lie about statements Israeli officials make in public? You tell me, what exactly would I have to gain from that.
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  43. @ what I more likely is that you’re not even a real person. Lots of paid Israeli bots these days
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  44.  @villebooks  Jordan is Israels yes man and part of the reason Israel was able to do what it has been doing to Palestinian people.
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  45.  @ellahammad7730  This woman's husband the so-called king actually works for Israel. So it's all kind of strange.
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  46.  @History_Teller1250  Few governments can rule without the compliance of the people. You speak as if no nation in history has ever overthrown a bad government. If you guys don't want your nation to go down in history as genocide supporters, you've gotta get rid of that king.
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  47.  @UwanaAbasi  Wants are irrelevant, needs move things. The Jordanian people will probably remove this Zionist manager because it is what they need to do.
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  48. Christians all of the world are speaking out as loud as they can. Just the ones here in the legacy western nations aren't. This isn't even a religion thing anymore. It is turning into the western nations on one side and the rest of the planet on the other.
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  49.  @djamhb9872  To be fair not all of Europe. Nations like Spain and Ireland have been very good on this issue.
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  50.  @djamhb9872  Also it isn't even shocking that the largest western nations like America, Canada, UK, France and Germany are all in for cheering on this genocide. They're all ruled by the same globalist cabal. So this is really no shocker. What tends to upset most people are nations like Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Who talk the talk on the issue but behind the scenes are holding hands with Israel. Then there are nations even worse like Egypt, UAE, Bahrain and Morocco who are quite open about holding Israel's hand during this genocide.
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