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

  1. @noahgugliotta8440. Well if you actually break it down rationally he isn't wrong. The same people calling them terrorists are also the same people who labeled Nelson Mandela a terrorist. Fact of the matter is they're a resistance group of 2.3 million people who've been herded into the world's only concentration camp.
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  2.  @dustinsindledecker154  No, if it said made in Israel, it wouldn't be there. It would be too busy targeting women, children and old men.
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  3. Putin and Bush, odd how much these two dudes have in common.
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  4.  Intruder Alert  To be fair you don't have to be a fan of Russia to understand our media is outright terrible. But you're right, the vast majority of Russia news over the past 6 years has been embellished and most of it outright fake like Russia changing our election in 2016. But even though they're embellishing what Russia is doing in Ukraine doesn't mean what they're doing still isn't really bad.
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  5. @Stevphen Rose, will they also answer when asked what a woman is? Instead of claiming that one has to be a "biologist" to know what a woman is? Or in your world do rules only apply to those who you don't like and a completely set of rules to those whom you like?
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  6. Hard to say this dude is wrong.
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  7.  @protexsarsux1719  What was so confusing?
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  8.  @inezalan2930  according to all accounts the answer to your question is about 54 in the past 20 years. Israel kills more than that every 20 minutes
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  9. @michael boultinghouse Russia won't defend Iran against an attack from Nato, they've been pretty clear about this. Iran's geography makes them literally impossible to occupy, they know it and act accordingly.
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  10.  @johnstrawb3521  No they don't. I'll explain why. In the mind of a modern day fascist , the people who do the occupying, who slaughter people and throw the remaining ones in concentration camps like Gaza are the good guys who get prayed for. Their victims apparently aren't humans.
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  11. @ReaI Reaction, I'm glad to hear that you and your interpreter were able to get back here safe. Thank you for your service. While many of us didn't agree with the war that doesn't change the fact our fighting men and women went out there and did their job to the best of their ability.
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  12.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  You can argue if Finland is right or wrong in giving refugee to members of an armed group. What you can't argue is the fact Finland is actually doing so. It's a reality that even the Finnish government doesn't deny.
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  13.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Well considering they've lost 30,000 people from armed attacks over the past few decades. I'm sure you can appreciate how sensitive they are over the issue. Sometimes it's hard to put yourself into someone else's shoes and then wonder how you'd react in the same situation. However I do think it's ridiculous that the Turks are putting the Finns in the same boat as the Swedes in this situation. Finland isn't the one publically budgeting over 300 million dollars this year to arm these groups. Their grip with Sweden I completely understand but it's odd they're treating Finland exactly the same.
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  14.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  I'm not trying to make anything seem like anything. I'm merely stating the reality of a situation. People are free to twist and turn reality in anyway they see fit after that. I'm not much interested in those things.
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  15.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Wow there is a lot to unpack there. As someone who tries to follow what is going on around the world I've seen quite a bit of Turkey complaining that members of armed groups aren't being extradited from Sweden and Finland (Sweden a lot more). This was well before this Nato issue came up, so this idea that this cropped up right as the Nato issue came up is unfortunately wrong. I myself am from the United States, so not being from Turkey, Finland or Sweden I can be less emotional about this issue and try to be rational. As far as Turkey having issues with the United States on these same exact issues that is 100% correct. Except Turkey has zero leverage on us over these issues like they do with Sweden right now. The fighter jet issue is also a very complex issue, mostly due to some bone headed decisions by the Obama administration and Erdogan's complete and utter stubbornness when Trump tried to fix the problem years later. Fact of the matter is Turkey is hot skipping mad (mostly at Sweden and rightfully so) and it seems Finland has gotten caught up in this entire mess. I'd imagine when push comes to shove the Turks will budge on the Finland matter but it will take A LOT for them to back off on Sweden. I do agree that Finland joining Nato will change the entire geo political structure of that region. So much so that under normal circumstances I would have bet on some sort of Russian military operation to stop it. But now that Russia is bogged down in Ukraine which is a cake walk compared to what they'd face in Finland. Finland's geography alone will prohibit Russia from doing much after learning the lack of capabilities their military possesses. Sweden on the other than I'm not sure what they'd bring to the organization other than another cog to push the Russians out of that body of water between them. Not to mention that compared to Finland they do not have a ready to fight population. Best thing for Finland is to simply sign a new extradition treaty with Turkey and hope their Nato bid can be decoupled from Sweden's bid. Sweden is fuked lol
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  16.  @rbu2136  They don't want money. Their issue is Sweden financing armed groups which is attacking a Nato member. No amount of money is going to fix that problem.
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  17.  @rbu2136  And you think a balance agreement that has been in the works long before Sweden and Finland even thought of joining Nato is related to that?
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  18.  @jenniehirsch-bb6kc  A lot of people used to before they started doing some research because of this conflict.
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  19.  @amechecameron3217  South Africa thought the same thing when everyone abandoned them except America. When you're isolated from 90% of the planet, it is only a matter of time until your regime collapses.
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  20.  @Trip_Fontaine  For most of human history the most literate populations were always the most aware of their surroundings. We're in such an odd place in human history where our people who can't read (though dumb) are still smarter than those who read a lot. Mainly because those who read in and consume the most media are the most propagandized people on the planet. This isn't going to end well for us where the only people left with common sense are the dumbest among us.
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  21.  @jr-bw1lt  The closest thing the Kurds have to "their own country" is the Kurdish regional government of Iraq. Oddly enough the armed groups Sweden is financing is also attacking them.
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  22.  @SpacedudeProductions  Aren't they the only country in the region who has territorial claims on nearly every single one of their neighbors?
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  23.  @SpacedudeProductions  That is factually incorrect. Azerbaijan has no territorial claims on Georgia, Iran or Turkey. Where as Armenia has territorial claims on Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey. If there are 4 guys in a room and one guy is fighting with the other 3 guys. It's fairly obvious who the problem child is no?
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  24.  @SpacedudeProductions  Azerbaijan has zero territorial claims in Armenia the state. They simply want back their internationally recognized territories that Armenia illegally invaded in the 1990s. As far as Azeri official claims on Iran, that's outright false. You can't simply continue to say things which are blatantly false over and over again and except no one to call you out.
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  25.  @zo9632  "Talking to enough Azeris" or Azeris talking doesn't make official state policy. Aside from your subjective ramblings has their government issued statements about wanting to take Iranian land? Certainly not. Again the only country to do such things in that entire region is Armenia. Who again has territorial claims on most of it's neighbors. It's surreal.
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  26. @Ebman889, All lowering rates did was create more supply in money which made the upper class a lot richer and the lower classes poorer.
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  27.  @nikitapestov1711  Not corruption, just really misguided economic policy.
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  28. Is that how you justify kicking people out of their homes, slaughtering their children and forcing millions of people into modern day concentration camps? With simple rhetoric? Not many people are buying it bro.
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  29. SO let me try to understand your worldview here. You'll go to Ukraine to fight the occupier. Once you survive that you'll go to Israel and help the occupier? Interesting yet schizophrenic worldview to say the least.
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  30.  @tejanoj3017 and Kamala is a war criminal. What is your point ?
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  31.  @trilingualkid  Just like it is people's right to find him ridiculous for it.
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  32. @Henrikgrigor384. You enjoying praying for war criminals? Interesting.
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  33.  @seenenough1200  There is no way Ukrainian oil could be taken to America at an effective cost. What in the world are you harping about.
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  34.  @markray6113  The establishment has interests in Ukraine. They really have no interest in the wellbeing of their voters. That is what this has devolved into. You can't find baby formula? Shut up and take it. If you complain we'll brand you a domestic terrorist.
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  35. You love war crimes ?
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  36.  @YoUrMoMhA  Well at least you're honest about the fact you're a horrible person who claims to love the mass murder of unarmed women and children.
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  37. Oddly enough the WEF doesn't wield much influence in that country, they've seemed to resist it (no clue how they pulled that off) Which is probably why all the WEF media has been all in on this election.
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  38. I'm not sure if god is too pleased with the fact you're claiming he stands with mass murder, ethnic cleansing, genocide, apartheid and concentration camps. The devil however is probably really happy about how you're trying to portray god. He is probably whispering in your ear right now to "keep up the good work."
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  39.  @seanrowshandel1680  This was quite literally one of the strangest posts I've seen in a while. So anyone who is interested on something which is happening internationally should send their resume to a company from that nation? They should also apply to join a house of worship from one of the religions of said nation? Do you have any idea how insane you sound? According to your logic should I apply for Ukrainian jobs and convert to Orthodox because I believe the war in Ukraine is newsworthy?
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  40.  @seanrowshandel1680  This isn't about advice, giving or seeking. This is about a person who made an obviously insane post and another person breaking down why it was insane. If you're unable to refute why your post made no sense, why bother with the childish rhetoric? Moral of the story, don't say insane things in public forums if you don't want to be called out.
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  41.  @DSandy111  stealing people’s land, breaking every single war crime law ever written, murdering children and stuffing people into concentration camps is not defending yourself. Find less ridiculous talking points. Fact is the Zionist entity you call Israel is nothing more than a colonial apartheid regime.
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  42. @Belayethossen5225. I'm an American who spends a lot of time in Turkey. Claiming inflation is higher in AMerica than Turkey is pure and utter insanity. If the price of ground beef shoots up from 3 dollars a pound to 35 dollars a pound then we can say it's on par with Turkey. With that said the high inflation in Turkey will hurt Erdogan but probably won't hurt him enough for him to lose. I personally don't find him impressive enough to overcome this terrible inflation but I still think he will win because his opponents are completely and utterly inept. If they had a rational and half decent opposition he'd lose for sure. But such an opposition doesn't exist in that country right now. I give Erdogan a 90% change of winning.
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  43. Until we're bankrupt and we go down in history on par with the Germans in the 1940s.
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  44. This is how it works. If you do things the WEF wants you to do they praise you. The moment you do anything the WEF doesn't want you magically turn into a dictator overnight
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  45. Alec is nothing like the IDF, he confronted adult men. If he was the IDF he would have gone after their children.
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  46. You don't have to be a woman to have an opinion on laws which affect this nation.
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  47. Who wins the privilege war here? It's a tough one to call.
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  48. Honestly if people actually thought this was a lie, they'll start thinking it is true if the Biden regime says it was a lie.
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  49. Even if people thought it was a lie before. The moment the Biden regime says it is a lie, people will just believe it to be true.
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  50.  @alitharealist4730  Well said. This is insanity. Who would believe anything these psychos say after they've lied to us more times than I can count. I do use government statements to figure out what is going on though, with a fair degree of accuracy. Essentially what ever they say, just assume the opposite is true. Now it isn't full proof but over 90% of the time it will land you on the truth. The other 10% are those rare occasions where they find it in their interest to tell the truth.
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