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

  1.  @johnsmith-if6yc  When you use the word illegally surely you're referring to internationally recognized borders. Yes they're "illegally occupying Cyprus." But they aren't illegally occupying Kurdistan or Armenia. Telling one truth with two lies doesn't really help your credibility.
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  2.  @johnsmith-if6yc  You said illegally occupy. The border between those two nations is internationally recognized and neither side is illegally occupying the territory of the other. In fact the only illegal thing in that region was Armenia illegally occupying part of Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory but that seems to be over with now. The moment you used the word "illegally" you lost the plot bro.
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  3.  @Kurdistan-4Ever  It doesn't matter if you care or don't care if you aren't smart enough to understand what is being said.
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  4. Granted that psycho is a huge problem. But to think that one man is the only thing standing in the way of a peaceful solution is nothing short of insanity. If tomorrow he vanished, the apartheid state of Israel would still reject any solution in which they dont' have complete domination over the Palestinians.
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  5. So here is the 10000 dollar question. How will get their military aid into Gaza? As long as Egypt is ruled by an Israeli puppet, nothing is getting through that gate. Nor is Algeria strong enough to invade Egypt. So how exactly do they think they're going to do this? Or do they know something we don't that Egypt is going to flip sides?
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  6. More than all the wars on the planet combined since 2020. INcluding the huge Russia Ukraine war that is nearly in year 2. Israel murdered more children than all of that in two weeks.
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  7.  @jabotniskyabraham4766  He is talking about how long it took Turkey to shut down all trade to Israel. He isn't wrong either.
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  8.  @LynetteA68  You're 100% right, I'm shocked the judges withstood the intense amount of pressure on them and made a ruling based on the law. I wonder if Israel and the Biden regime are going to ruin some of their lives.
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  9. @benzie0589 That depends on if the globalists are backing you or the guy who broke into your house. That is how this works unfortunately
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  10.  @GeoGlobeEditz  Lets be realistic, your average Abdool is now what you'd call the average opinion of the average person in Sweden. That is the reality of it. You ever want to know how Sweden feels on a given issue? Ask an Abdool.
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  11. How is this surprising? World leaders from all over have been slapping this guy around. Why not his wife (who is a man)
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  12.  @nobody4y  In the long term? The way things look, highly unlikely bro. You can only walk that tightrope for so long until it snaps.
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  13. Looking at how shallow and childish your comment was. Im' going to have to take a wild guess and ask if you're from India.
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  14. There are two major places where the globalists are making a forceful push. One in Ukraine and the other in Gaza. Russia is carrying the load all on it's own in Ukraine but in doing so has gained the respect of most of the global south. To build on this respect it makes sense for Russia to come down heavily on the Israeli war machine, it is a win win for Russia's policy as this will gain Russia even more influence and more respect in the global south. This guy is playing 3-D chess while the globalist leaders are playing checkers. Within a few decades Russia and China will completely and utterly outstrip western influence in the middle east and by extension most of the world's energy reserves. This is a nightmare scenario for the globalists. Their influence is being buried underneath the rubble of Gaza.
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  15.  @ManobadhikarForEveryone  Hell the poor Palestinians don't even have fake rights.
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  16. It isn't anti semitic to stand up for 2 million Palestinians (semitic people) who are being slaughtered like cattle right now. Oddly by people who are actually European and not semitic (zionists)
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  17.  @wishfulthinking1530  First off literally over 99% of what the media told us Hamas did later came out to be 100% bullsh!t. Most of the people killed during OCT 7th were killed by the IDF and that is now a fact even reported on in the Israeli media. As far as the hostages, you're going to browbeat Hamas for taking 200 hostages and be completely okay with the fact Israeli is holding over 7,000 Palestinian hostages for well over a decade now? Not to mention that when you steal people's lands, slaughter their children and throw all the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp, they have every right to get violent. International law is also clear on this "occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary. Again international law is not ambiguous about this right. Your tired cliches and talking points in trying to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and genocide aren't going to work anymore. This isn't 20 years ago, we live in the age of information and people are learning what is actually going on and what the Zionist apartheid regime is all about. The emperor now has no clothes. The days of tired cliches, ridiculous rhetoric and lies are over. No one is going to buy it anymore. The Jig is up bro.
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  18.  @agekko1066  This really isn't about ignorance. This is something far more sinister than that. When people make these false claims, false claims which gets thousands of children killed. It is every human's duty to call out these false claims and shed the light of truth to them. The evil doers have had the stage all to themselves for far too long. Humanity will now speak and once it starts, we won't shut up. :O) The vast majority of people on this globe bare witness to what Israel really is. It isn't a country, it is a criminal organization run by genocidal maniacs.
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  19.  @Jeff-nj9mq  You do realize Hamas is a group which barely has enough food and water and is stuck in a concentration camp. I doubt they have the billions and billions in funds and influence to disseminate narratives and propaganda. What in the world are you talking about? Also the Russians and the Chinese aren't keeping millions if people within an apartheid state nor does either nation run the world's only concentration camp. Be a little serious for a second will ya?
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  20.  @thepassionate3335  He probably has such plans but it isn't going to work. This isn't the early 2000s or the 1990s.
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  21.  @Null-o4e  There are really only two scenarios in which nukes will be used. Nor do I see those scenarios being likely.
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  22. Because they're too busy cheering on apartheid, genocide and concentration camps.
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  23. @Richard Pit, that is eventually going to have to happen. The EU/Soviet Union 2.0 cannot continue to impose it's will on smaller member states forever.
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  24. @Ruff Ruff, I don't think anyone would even notice of India made statements about this conflict. India has zero influence that far from it's shores.
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  25.  @theancientsancients1769  Erdogan is not a global leader. Like Modi he is a regional leader. Just like no one in eastern Europe cares about what Modi says, I'd imagine no one in Asia would care what Erdogan says about their issues.
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  26. Blazing1887, Armenia being allied with Russia is not a reason to support Azerbaijan on this issue. If you want to support Azerbaijan there is a much better reason. It is that you are against one nation illegally invading the internationally recognized territory of another nation and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians like the Armenians did in the 1990s. Azerbaijan is essentially enforcing international law and UN resolutions by their latest actions. The idea that Azerbaijan is killing innocent people is not grounded in any sort of facts. Here are simple to understand facts that you cannot dispute. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s. 800,000 civilians are brutally ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan reinvades Nagorno Karabakh in 2020. Less than 2 dozen civilians die. Interesting facts in the compare and contrast no? Now if you're all for illegally invading other nations and brutally ethnically cleansing their people. Then yea, I guess it would make sense to support Armenia on this issue.
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  27.  @iquodappa6737  Not half as bad as Zionism though.
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  28.  @asafbeeri9554  Oddly enough more children were killed in Gaza in just 2 weeks than every single conflict on the planet since 2020 combined (and there have been a lot) Terrible things happen all over the world. But you know what doesn't happen or hasn't happened since the Germans in WW2. A fully mechanized army trying to slaughter as many women and children as possible. There is no argument you can make which can distort this reality. As far as genocide, claiming it isn't genocide is absurd. Anyone who makes such an insane claim either doesn't know what genocide means or is lying. Which one are you?
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  29.  @iquodappa6737  Demonstrable facts aren't opinions. They're demonstrable facts. The fact your emotions don't like those facts, won't change that fact.
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  30. And what do the zionist terrorists say?
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  31.  @peterhenson4048  So the Israeli eye witnesses and some of the hostages who have been released are lying too right? Also if the Israeli army was "nowhere near" there. How did 1500 Hamas fighters get killed? They all tripped over and landed on their heads? If you're going to push a false narrative, at least make it more believable bro.
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  32. The EU was strictly set up for trade yes. But it has since become a political union, which entails decisions which pertain to war and peace. It isn't a military alliance but they can take political decisions which pertain to military matters.
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  33. @Ku Ku, yea refugees carrying around flags of a terrorist organization. A terrorist organization which France has been financing for decades to cause massive problems elsewhere. This isn't the case of a big heart, it's more a case of "what goes around comes around."
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  34. Yes except he was talking about the ancient Israelites. Not these European imposters. Europeans who identify as middle eastern semitic people.
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  35. Nato is a paper tiger. There are only two nations in Nato which are actually capable of fighting a large scale war and one of those two has zero interest in such a thing. So just say America, Nato is actually irrelevant.
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  36.  @Omar-kk5jp  I'd imagine a lot of what you guys suffer on a daily basis is due to the fact a dictator who isn't really working for the Egyptian people took power by force in your country. That might be an issue no?
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  37.  @Omar-kk5jp  If that was the case and the majority of people were with him, I doubt he would have felt the need to take power by force. Just sayin bro....
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  38.  @Omar-kk5jp  If the majority of people "wanted that" they could have simply voted him into office. So essentially what you're saying is you didn't like what most Egyptians wanted so you preferred someone who most people didn't want to take power by force? Also last I checked we don't have 80% inflation in America, remember we're not some corrupt low IQ middle eastern country like yours. Also if your media was somewhat honest, Erdogan (as much of a douche as he is) he won in Libya. The guy Egypt backed is not in power, Egypt's Libya policy was a complete and utter failure. But that is what happens in brutal dictatorships I guess. Even when they lose, they simply force their media to lie to their people that they won. Well done.
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  39. He has no balls. He is just making noise because he is terrified of his own people. He is still Israel's poodle. He comes from a long line of poodles.
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  40. Also to be fair, at least Xi doesn't pretend that he was elected by the will of the people. Genocide Joe on the other hand?
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  41. @chrischupp9760 So you'd rather stand for apartheid, concentration camps and genocide?
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  42. The mere idea of Putin getting arrested over there is pure and utter insanity. It could Potentially spark WW3. No sane person would want to take that risk. You either have to be a psycho or completely ignorant of the situation to wish for such a thing. Also this meeting is about the grain deal which expires. It allowed for cheap Russian and Ukrainian wheat to enter world markets through the black sea. A lot of poor African nations rely heavily on shipments of food from there. If this grain deal doesn't get done, millions in Africa starve. Again you'd have to be a real psycho to be against that as well. Putin and Zelensky are at war, the last thing on their minds are starving Africans, Erdogan is the only guy who has leverage on both of them to force a deal.
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  43.  @shuttlespace04  It isn't 2003 anymore. Incase you haven't noticed
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  44. This looks like fake news. How would they get those soldiers over there? If there was a way to do it, Im' sure they can find just as many people in Iraq who would sign up for this. This has spy op written all over it. A fake leaked story. It makes no sense.
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  45.  @salmanhaider8182  I don't remember mentioning Iran's drones. Check those emotions and respond to what was actually said. We're talking about Israeli drones and how they're no longer on the cutting edge of technology like they used to be. And if you knew anything about Hezbollah you'd know that they're using Iran's old weaponary. Iran isn't sending over their latest tech.
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  46. What if it is someone stuck in a concentration camp with a Nazi like apartheid regime trying to kill them. I wonder if you'd show your face in such a situation. Easy to talk like that from the comfort of your own home, PC rambo.
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  47. @Jaisriram01. You sure about that?
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  48.  @darkthunder209  No idea what the Dajjal is but the downfall of the zionist regime of Israel seems close.
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  49. @Clint Pot, Because France isn't a real democracy. It's an authoritarian regime which is really good at marketing to make itself look like a democracy. The elites and the media decide who gets elected. Not the people.
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  50. Well this actually makes sense. ISIS has always been part of Centcom's strategy in Syria and Iraq to keep them destabilized and use that as an excuse to litter the area with military bases to solidify that control.
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