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

If you look throughout history, most of the gravest crimes have been done under those same exact circumstances. Trouble is this time is different, those who are powerful but getting weaker have nuclear weapons. :O(
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@Malihehsaraj1588. It is odd you didn't mention Ireland considering even when the rest of the world was forgetting this conflict Ireland has been screaming at the top of her lungs over this issue for decades. In fact Ireland is probably the only country on the planet who hasn't put this issue on the backburner in the past few decades.
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@francoiselagathu8101 Wow what a well thought out comment. You truly are an intellectual giant lol
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@yeshuaweha1862 Well after the Mavi Marmara murders he made Israel apologize and pay reparations. Which they'd never done before. Took a few years but he made them bend the knee once.
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@vishalneelam7278 I fail to see how people stuffed into concentration camp are cowards for mounting a full blown military operation against their captures, going right through 2 of the oppressors battalions. You speak of them as if they're Indians begging the English to leave with sit ins and starving themselves in protest.
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But you failed to mention why they intervened. They stopped a full blown ethnic cleansing campaign when the majority on that Island went full blown Hitler on the minority. They not only saved the minority on the island but there has been zero violence on the island since their intervention. That is the definition of success. The only people I'd imagine would complain about this would be the people who preferred the ethnic cleansing campaign to have been allowed to continue. Are you in that camp?
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So you expect him to mobilize 2.5 million men and march south? Sparking ww3?
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Europe is in trouble for sure. At least America with her military might can still turn events in their favor and protect their interests and shipping lanes. Europe? Europe is done, especially now that they're cheering on and funding concentration camps and genocide in Palestine. Their reputation which was already weak in the global south has now been shattered. Not only were they seen as weak, now they're being viewed as morally bankrupt as well. Horrible combination. Europe's relations with the rest of the world is being buried underneath the rubble of Gaza. The fact they don't see this is surreal. They're going to see that the only power they had (soft power) will mean nothing going forward after this.
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@DoYouKnow3838 You'd be surprised how many people here in America would like to see the psychos who've occupied our government to face the music of justice.
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So you expect him to mobilize 2.5 million men and march south?
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Well to be fair the Arab leaders won't even do any talking, they're all quite quiet. At least this guy has the guts to say what is on his mind.
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@Billy6427. Some seriously cheap rhetoric. There is no way Mossad could pull something like that off.
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@louiss.7765 Did you really just say long live Israel? You lost all credibility right there. You might as well have just said long live apartheid, concentration camps, genocide and general brutality. Also if the Turks are going to sit down, they're certainly not going to do so at the behest of some mickey mouse apartheid state like Israel they can probably squash like a bug with 10% of their army.
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@vishalneelam7278 I'm not surprised.
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You also saw the level of damage they did to the Saudi Regime during all that.
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Give those nations more time. They really aren't in a position to be doing what you're asking them to do. Few of them have the ability to actually defend themselves. Even fewer if any have popular governments who aren't so fragile that anything can topple them. So they stay quiet. You really can't expect the leaders of nations like that to have the ability to speak as open and forcefully as Erdogan, even if they want to. They don't have the advantages he has.
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@Bounty4ul I highly doubt any of these nations are afraid of Israel. Israel's military capabilities (contrary to popular belief) aren't really enough to scare many nations. What these nations are afraid of is an intervention by America. They saw what happened to Saddam, they saw what happened to Libya and they saw what almost happened to Assad. If these nations were more stable, had better functioning military forces, if their leaders had popular support from the people, then yes they could be reacting to this in a way you want them to react. And before we put these nations down, lets also remember that many of them are brand new states. These nations haven't had independence for very long and they're just learning the art of governance and statecraft. Lets take Saudi Arabia for instance. Their ruling elite were goat herders just a few generations ago. You can't expect them to run a foreign policy like the Turks or the Persians for example who've had experience and state institutions running continuously for nearly 1000 years they can rely on. The Arab people were put into a really dark place after WW1. It will take them time to climb out of it and they are accelerating their climb. They will get to a point where they can act independently, like I said earlier they just need time. Like you I would also like to see neighboring states take a more active role in defending the dignity of the Palestinians. But we also have to be realistic in what these nations can and cannot accomplish right now. Also I see a lot of people in the Muslim community hoping for a military intervention for this issue. Me personally, I don't think a military intervention is in the cards. Lets assume for a second America left the region and the Arab states flooded into Israel and defeated the IDF. Have you ever heard of the "Sampson option" the Israelies keep talking about? It is a doctrine of theirs that if their state falls by military force, they will take everyone with them using nukes. Yes it sounds crazy but do you believe those extremist zionists won't do this? So again there is no military solution here. The apartheid state must be dismantled just like the apartheid regime in South Africa was dismantled. Through political pressure, economic pressure and worldwide awareness. That train has already left the tracks, it is only a matter of time, they cannot keep the Palestinians stuffed into concentration camps forever. Sorry for the long post, I hope you took the time to read it. Pray for Palestine.
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They're not there yet. They're getting there though. They still have a lot of constraints they need to work through before they start asserting themselves as in the past. I'd say another 50 years or so and they'll be the 800lbs elephant in the room again.
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@lochinvar50 Dont' get me wrong, I'm not saying Egypt should go balls to the wall and spark a war. But this idea that they're "sick of war" when they've fought like 2 wars in the past 200 years is kind of ridiculous. Not to mention they haven't been in an armed conflict for longer than most of us have been alive. Egypt's problem isn't being sick of war. Egypt's problem is they have a president who was installed by the Zionists and answers to the Zionists.
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