Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Hindustan Times" channel.

  1.  @gishjalmr5628  We live in a different world today than we did in 1996. To offset the American airbase now Qatar has invited in a Turkish airbase. (which the Saudis and UAE) freaked out over. They only want American dominance in the region and are hostile to anything which goes against American hegemony. They are the best of lap dogs no?
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  2. Obviously they're going to blame Israel. The guy they're trying to kill works for Israel. Duh
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  3. What evidence do you have for these fantastical claims?
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  4.  @Indianboytrip_  Actually no one cares about the EU. The EU is just a proxy of Washington, vassal states who really have no say in anything.
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  5. He has enough leverage on both sides to force grain deals or random things like prisoner exchanges. But stopping the war? That is a bit much. Until the globalists stop supplying Ukraine this war isn't going to end anytime soon.
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  6. To be fair France isn't able to do anything in Syria. Turkey basically just told em to fuk off. And in the end they're going to have to fuk off, what other choice do they have? As the foreign minister said "they can send troops if they want" knowing France is far too weak to do such a thing.
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  7.  @rajendranv9732  Not equally, he let Genocide Joe beg him for 5 months.
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  8.  @jacobjonm0511  I don't think we're going to find out if they are or not. Not with the war going on in Ukraine.
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  9.  @jacobjonm0511  I'm not sure them saying it was their drone is in any way shape or form indicative of their future actions in this region. I'd love to know the reason and logic you're using to come to this strange conclusion. You do realize that reality>your feelings right? What you want to be true doesn't magically become true, you understand this right?
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  10. @Nishant-oi4py Oh I see your logic. So if someone brutally invades the sections of Nigeria which are catholic and starts murdering people. People who have an issue with Italy's history which is also catholic should somehow not care about what is happening in Nigeria? On a scale of 1-10, how insane and how childish are you? India is growing and if you're going to want to join the civilized word, you have to start thinking rationally and try to be civilized yourself. Check your emotions and use your brain, trust me it will help you.
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  11. Answer me this, Is he wrong when he calls Netanyahu the butcher of Gaza?
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  12. Even if their inflation reached 400%, the standard of living of the average Turk would still be double the average Indian. Facts>Your feelings.
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  13. Because the UK is realizing that they're losing support all over the globe fast over this issue. I still dont' think they realize just how bad it is and what this has done to their reputation. It is almost irreparable at this point. When people thought genocide, they used to think of 1940s Germany. New generations when they hear genocide they're going to think America, UK and Israel. This stain won't go away easily, if they think a few statements like this will make it go away, they're delusional.
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  14.  @radio9730  You're either insane or working at a troll farm. This refugee trope you're using is insane. These people aren't refugees, they don't' want to leave. Any nation that helps Israel empty that place out will be according to international law aiding and abetting ethnic cleansing. The Rome Statues and Geneva convention is clear on this. No country is going to put themselves at risk like that by helping Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza.
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  15.  @rft2001  That is some really ridiculous rhetoric, you're basing all this on what exactly? What your'e going through in India? No one cares about the insanity you and your cousins the Pakistanis are doing to each other. Your question isn't answered because the premise of your question is flawed. Debating with uncivilized people can be so frustrating.
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  16.  @andrehunter1295  Yup that is what this is really all about. Apparently the reserves in Gaza are worth trillions, enough to power Europe for decades to come. As long as the Palestinians stay alive and don't flee, Israel's genocidal government wont' be able to get to those reserves
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  17.  @HashilushHakodesh757  That was a pretty ridiculous comment bro lol
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  18. These guys get billions of dollars from America for not only things like surveillance but also cyber security for the IDF. They literally got hacked by some kids in a refugee tent in Jordan? What are they doing with all this money?
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  19. It isn't even just that, many of these nations are scared and for good reason. they know what happens to nations that "step out of line." Iraq, Libya, Syria and the list goes on and on and on. They're scared. The mafia man is not easy to stand up against.
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  20. Even by Israel's own statements they show how much they lie. They tell us Hamas is deep deep in the tunnel system. Then the bomb the living hell out of civilians above ground and claim they were trying to get Hamas. It makes no sense. If the IDF had any interest in Hamas, they'd simply go into those tunnels and fight this out. Instead of ignoring Hamas and slaughtering women and children.
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  21. Their style is generally botching things up. So yea, kind of is their style.
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  22.  @KarunanithiNRamachandran  This actually isn't true. It is essentially the aura they have built up through movies, shows and media. The reality is quite different. Not to mention they didn't even notice a bunch of people stuck in a concentration camp ready to attack them. Forget the best in the world at this, they might be one of the worst.
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  23.  @Jaxteller-c5j  They literally tell everyone to fuk off and perform military actions while large nations are screaming at them not to. Weak af? Seriously? Not only do they do it but everyone warning them is unable to follow through. So who is weak? Those who threaten direction action against them? Or them who actually do what they're warned not to do? Do tell. I'm not the biggest fan of Turkey and it's policies. But at the end of the day don't be delusional. Their military prowess is strong AF and everyone knows it.
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  24. @ when you say free of ethnic bs from Syria are you referring to the refugees. If so then you agree with me without realizing it. Obviously a prosperous and stable Syria will entice more Syrians to go home. Are you brain dead or something? Also do you actually know what democracy and democratic norms are?
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  25. @ odd thing is Col Douglas Mcgregor was actually asked this question. He said in the unlikely event the Turks mobilized their army and marched south. We don’t have enough in that region currently right now to stop them. And by the time we mobilized enough men and equipment and shipped it to the region he claims they’d be drinking tea in Tel Aviv by then. The point isn’t if the Turks would do it of not. The point is “if they did” what would happen. The IDF would get steam rolled
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  26.  @wheelinthesky300  Doesn't look like it. Looks like they'll be there for quite a while.
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  27. @kaunBanegaKatorapati2434 Why are people from that part of the world so toxic? Is it something in the water in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh? Serious what is it? Why so toxic?
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  28. If we get involved, it is going to make trade through the strait even more difficult and even shut it down. So nations which won't be affected, like us or Canada would be a lot more likely to take action and risk the strait being shut down. Lackey states like England, France and maybe Germany will come along for the ride as they don't seem to have an interest in safeguarding the interests of their people. The psychos in Washington see this as a win win. Force Europe to be more dependent on us and give a show of force in the middle east with the hope it will bring everyone else in line. But considering their track record, this is going to blow up in our faces like Ukraine did. This won't affect China much, their goods will still get to Europe, Europe will just have to pay more for them. China will only get nervous if this spills over into the Persian Gulf. If anyone is nervous right now it is a lot of the smaller European.
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  29. You speak as if securing the grain deal is a bad thing. You do realize it releases billions of pounds of cheap wheat onto the world markets. Many African nations are going to starve without it. The fact you're making this out to be a bad thing essentially means you have no issues with people starving. This is surreal. Do people at your job know what a pscyho you are?
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  30. The idea of the Canal is now dead. It is a pipedream. Just like the idea of Ukraine defeating Russia. Pipedream after pipedream. The globalists seem to have lost touch with reality, everything they touch is turning sour.
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  31.  @yossarianreborn2904  Is your contention is that people today should be judged by actions of their ancestors going back 1000 years. I'd imagine Europe wouldn't be able to look in the mirror, like ever.....
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  32.  @Галчонок-с8я  English please, I don't understand that gibberish.
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  33. All known evidence points to Genocide. White house (which has a bad relationship with facts) claims the opposite.
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  34. What kind of fantasy world do you live in? This apartheid regime is having trouble defeating a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp wearing using homemade weapons. SO much so that they've resort to murdering the unarmed civilians instead. Defeat any country? Seriously? lol
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  35.  @revpadma  The Zionists don't understand the concept of peace.
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  36. More likely to have regime change in Israel. Or perhaps regime deletion.
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  37. The modern battlefield is making tanks obsolete. Especially for poorly trained armies like the IDF.
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  38. It seems like they're going to find out the hard way that the money they get is useless when their cities are burning.
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  39.  @mikem8211  You guys should really reevaluate your relationship with the Brits then. There must be a monetary value which the Brits place on the importance of these bases. They should certainly be paying rent no?
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  40. He didn't say that. In fact the way he worded it was quite tricky and I think Zelensky understood what it mean by his facial expression. He said "Ukraine deserves Nato membership." Which is another way of saying they aren't going to get it (but they deserve it) He could have easily said we're in favor of bringing Ukraine into Nato. He didn't say that. Crafty dude.
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  41. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 We were talking about what Erdogan said. Not what Zelensky does. Strange response.
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  42. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 Surely that is an important conversation and should be had. I have it all the time. But again I fail to understand why you'd response to a threat which has nothing to really do with that.
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  43. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 Again I'm not sure what that has to do with a conversation being had about Erdogan's views on Ukraine. You are simply not grasping what is being said here. I don't disagree with your premise on the war. So why do you keep repeating yourself like a broken record?
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  44. The apartheid regime will most certainly turn their guns on their own citizens if the regime feels threatened.
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  45. Not like it will change anything, they're both controlled by the same psychopaths. Obama is no stranger to slaughtering civilians. Biden is just a rookie at this point on that front.
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  46.  @sct4040  Did those lunatics really believe they could underwrite the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army started to target civilians and actually win a second term? They've not only destroyed their own reputations, they've also destroyed the reputation of the entire country in the eyes of the global community. Our grandchildren will curse us for this.
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  47.  @junegoddarddevon8306  They don't give us many options.
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  48.  @sedickrossie1353 I guess that was what they were trained to do. Massacring unarmed women and children.
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  49.  @luisduque4506  Yes if you can actually articulate what they lost. The reality is they've taken all the pieces of property they wanted. They've reached all their strategic objectives. Not to mention they've now decoupled from the west economically via the sanctions and survived it. Their economic growth is over 3 percent and it was less than that before the war. Aside from hyperbole and rhetoric, I fail to see what they've lost.
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  50.  @DVeloper  The guy was referring to the gas America supplied to Saddam in the 1980s. Also America isn't supporting the Kurd movement (legitimate Kurdish government in Northern Iraq) They're only supporting the terrorist organizations.
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