Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Dialogue Works" channel.

@harveybc Few people have resentment for Jews or the Chinese diaspora for their success. People have a problem with Zionism, concentration camps, apartheid and genocide.
15
@needofspeed78 only bots disagree with that statement
9
@StarrLabell you haven’t really been paying attention to what is going on have you?
8
@oliveeisner8964 because Israel doesn’t believe in any agreement they sign. Ever
4
@grahamhireme9283 he never claimed to have insider information. He gives us the Iranian point of view. Which is good to know
3
This was an interesting take on the whole situation. As someone who has been living in Turkey part time for over 25 years I can confidently say people back home in the west simply do not understand this country and it's internal dynamics. As the podcaster was asking near the end of the video about getting Turkey back into the European orbit. I'd imagine that time has come and gone. 2004 was essentially the breaking point between Europe and Turkey and it has been driven off a cliff ever since. Personally I don't think the Turks have any interest in integrating with Europe, the only time they'll mention it is for diplomatic points in playing the victim. Even if the EU offered them a no questions asked entry tomorrow they'd probably reject it. I also agree with the podcaster that a Turkey in the EU would have served the interests of Greece. Greece would no longer be on the front lines of the EU, their security in hand they also wouldn't have the economic burden of high defense budgets, not to mention a huge market next door to ship products to. That ship sailed, the Turks now see Europe as strategically irrelevant in the long term at best and a sinking ship in the long term at worst. I'd imagine the Turks in the long term will essentially be looking at the EU as a place to bully in the future and take concessions from. Europe has two major routes to bring in resources and energy. Through Russia or middle eastern and central Asian energy through Turkey. America shot Europe in the foot with Russia and Europe shot itself in the foot with Turkey. Europe needs at least one of them in their orbit, having both of them as adversarial when you need them to bring in energy is one of the worst geopolitical blunders of the past 200 years. Europe now in the long term will be hemmed in by two hostile powers who control all their energy routes. As far as Greece's security, unfortunately I believe the Turks will be coming for them sooner or later. America's response and Turkey's economy are really the only things holding back the itchy finger generals on this issue. If America is ever disinterested in the region and Turkey finds space, they're going to make their move like Russia recently made their move. Unfortunately for Greece there is literally nothing the EU nations can really do to stop it, aside from harsh statements and economic sanctions. They're pretty hell bent on carving out a sphere of influence in the East Med and Aegean Sea, akin to how China views retaking Taiwan. Greece's best hope is for some sort of civil strife in Turkey or a complete economic meltdown where the entire political class gets wiped out, both unlikely to happen. I remember an analyst once told me in 2009 that Ukraine is on borrowed time, Russia will eventually come knocking. I remember thinking it was far fetched. Now I feel the same about Turkey and Greece.
2
Agreed
2
@guns4merica429 he is dead serious
1
@Entheos84 So how much is the Zionist genocide machine paying you to spread this?
1
@egay86292 well two of the more popular sides of this story are well known. 1. The truth 2. Anything Israel says
1
@rhonda6791 not really. Egypt and Jordan are directly controlled by Israel. Turkey is not. The Turks are just dirt bags trying to make money from this. No one controls them. They can and often do change their tune at the drop of a hat. Egypt and Jordan can’t do that
1
@jackburgess8579 I fail to see how an Egyptian government which works for a neighboring nation who hates them is "best for Egypt" The fact a government is controlled by a foreign hostile entity and not their own people is literally the definition of the word scandalous.
1
@jackburgess8579 Look man lets be clear. The Zionist colonial project in that area of the world is predicated upon racial supremacy. This isn't a guess, the Zionist leadership isn't shy about pointing this out loudly over and over and over again. The Zionists and most Israelies aren't semites. They're white Europeans who see the native people (semites) as inferior being. To a point they call them human animals over and over again. I fail to see what the Camp David agreements have to do with the fact Zionist European Israelis have racial hatred toward the people of that region? Camp David was essentially about the Apartheid regime of Israel trying to gain more space and more legitimacy for their illegal occupation of the Palestinians. Your problem isn't that I don't know what I'm talking about. Your problem seems to be that I do know what I'm talking about. And that I'd imagine is unpleasant for you. Because for you to sell the idea that occupation, apartheid, concentration camps are good things, you have to hope the people you're selling it to don't know anything about what is going on. We live in the age of information, more people have access to more information. The Jig is up bro.
1
@johnMcHale-j5s Zionists dislike Egyptians because they see them as an inferior race. (Thinking they learned from the 3rd Reich as they set up their own 4th Reich not too long after) Gazers dislike the Egyptian government because the Egyptian government works for the Zionists. So yea, correct on both ends and it makes sense I guess.
1
@johnMcHale-j5s So your argument is that working for genocidal maniacs against the wishes of literally your entire population is smart? Hmm, good luck selling that argument.
1
More and more Americans are waking up
1
People still say administration? Most just call it the Biden regime
1
@robertcarpenter7486 was that seriously hard to understand?
1
@joyjaimun4475 the vast majority are probably Zionists. Think about it, how can you move to an apartheid state and take part in the crimes if you don’t approve of said crimes.
1
@High.Desert the fate of all apartheid states are on a road that lead to one place. Collapse. It simply isn’t sustainable in the modern world. Will it take 2 years, 10 years or 25 years from now? No one knows What we do know is apartheid regimes will collapse. Ask the South Africans how that works
1
@Landis_Grant safe yes. Immoral yes. It is almost like saying in 1939 that Berlin is safe
1
@l337pwnage being in Berlin didn’t end well for most people. War criminal or not
1
@alanjacobs2886 those aren’t desired locations but I guess anywhere is better than to ne at the epicenter of a genocidal regime the likes of which the world has t seen since ww2
1
@l337pwnage it is becoming increasingly harder and harder to sell the American people on the idea of attacking nations for the sole purpose of protecting the Zionist apartheid regime.
1
@Onlyme2015 to where they came from. Mostly Europe
1