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

  1.  @JugalReddy-v5h  Small country backed to the hilt by the world's superpower you mean.
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  2.  @freemandefender1238  It seems their hubris is catching up with them. Looks like it will all be downhill from here, these type of irrational behavior and wanton brutality isn't sustainable.
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  3.  @monicab479  Not shocking considering they're basically the 4th Reich. This is what they do.
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  4. Yes Turkey is so deep in NATO’s pocket that they’re attacking America’s proxies in north east Syria. What in the world are you talking about. Also the HTS is completely beholden to Turkey, they can’t make moves like this without Turkey signing off. So how is it that if Turkey were in nato’s pocket they’d allow the HTS to make offers like this. Use your head and stop making ridiculous comments which make no sense
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  5. I'm shocked that Europe is shocked at how Turkey is reacting. The level of animosity they have over how they've been treated for the past 50 years is not going to go away. The tables are turning and Europe can expect Turkey to drag them through the mud any chance they find. This Sweden accession into Nato is just the start of this process. Not too long from now they're angling themselves to provide pain to Europe via control energy corridors.
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  6. It isn't occupation if they're invited by the current government to perform actions there.
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  7. Being on the Apartheid regime of Israel's payroll comes with certain benefits. Lifetime presidency is one of them.
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  8.  @sirtruth3931  Not good to paint all Kurds with the same brush. There are 100s of different factions. The specific faction you're talking about in Syria are a very small minority of Kurds who belong to a terrorist organization which America and the EU states had labeled terrorist organizations. The state department simply asked them to change their name, so it wouldn't be illegal under US law to fund and arm them. Most Kurds want nothing to do with this insanity.
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  9.  @Shadrachasante  To be fair they struck Jihadist groups on the American payroll.
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  10. Says the Indian bot lol
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  11.  @dsadunnodudeish4535  He is literally having a hard time coping with a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons What in the world r u talking about lol
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  12.  @foylebutler8952  What Islamic nations, the vast majority of the planet feels Israel is committing genocide. In fact the entire global south feels this way, India is oddly the only outlier here.
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  13. Also pay reparations for 75 years of apartheid and concentration camps.
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  14. Yuri Bezmenov would agree with your comment.
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  15.  @anjalicgirl  What makes it even crazier is saying that you converted to the same religion recently that those people who lived in that house 4000 years ago were. You have no real connection to them other than having converted to the religion they used to be. So now you want the house based on that. Most Zionists in Israel are Europeans. Not a semitic people from Palestine.
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  16. It doesn't seem like the Turks want anything other than Cyprus staying out of this conflict.
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  17. Fail to see how that has anything to do with what is going on today.
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  18. The United States as a 100 million dollar military base in Niger.
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  19.  @shivamurti6481  What happened 30 years ago is the reason this current conflict erupted. If you don't know what happened 30 years ago you can't understand anything about this conflict.
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  20. Hard for them to deny when there is tons of footage of Israeli and British warplanes landing and taking off Cypriot bases. I can't even begin to understand what in the world that little island state is thinking getting involved in this mess.
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  21.  @tq6407  You do realize that 95% of the propaganda is for the apartheid state of Israel right? Palestinians doesn't have a very effective worldwide media influence. Everything I said is demonstrably true. As far as who is losing, that remains to seen. Israel's task is to ethnically cleanse Gaza and take it for themselves (This is their publicly stated goal.) I personally do not think they'll be able to achieve this. Say no to apartheid, say no to concentration camps and say no to genocide.
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  22.  @mazyararashnia9409  What you say is true. But in a relative scale they aren't as big lap dogs as Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the UAE.
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  23.  @yossarianreborn2904  You should learn to remember your comment, you mentioned what was going on for centuries. And how long ago was France for example slaughtering 2 million Algerians? How long ago was it that England starved 4 million people in Bangladesh? I can go on and on and on with Europe's crimes in the past 100 years. Like I said, if that is the game, you wouldn't be able to look in the mirror.
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  24.  @astikaandhini8837  Yes Ireland has this amazing habit for being on the right side of most issues.
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  25.  davidng8710  Not sure I've seen a bot say something which made this much sense. Are you sure you're not a bot going against a comment simply reflecting the reality of a situation?
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  26. @Eaglespoint, He isn't meeting with Macron or the Canadian PM.
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  27.  @peterrutsa  So you work for a troll farm?
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  28.  @abu_walaun  Yea bro you gotta call a spade a spade. Truth always wins in the end.
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  29. @Seanbellfort2298. There are no Hamas refugees. They're in their homes and have no intention of leaving. What Spain will probably have to end up doing is taking in some European settler refugees from Palestine one of these days. The way they're acting, I dont' think their apartheid state is going to survive for very long.
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  30. Considering France has helped arm and aid the IDF for this genocide, the regime in Paris too should be charged at the international court for aiding and abetting genocide..
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  31. "India abstains" How random was that? lol
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  32.  @Kurdistan-4Ever  No it is like I said. He plays his own side for his own interests. Calling people fools doesn't change the simple reality that you seem confused about all this.
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  33. You have to listen to the wording, diplomacy is a funny game. He didn't say he wants them to join Nato. He said he thinks they deserve it. Which is a diplomatic way of essentially saying they won't. He could have said "we should get them in Nato." He didn't say that.
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  34.  @Coconutkid788  If we were to use those standards for war crimes, then according to your logic the world has never ever seen a war crime ever. At least not till every individual in the world actually went there and watched it happen. You know a nation's actions are indefensible when you're using this type of childish rhetoric in your only attempt to try to defend the indefensible.
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  35.  @stevenhorne354  They seem okay to deal with the consequences.
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  36. Dude needs to keep the war going as long as possible to stay out of jail.
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  37.  @supernova7848  Oh so you're 'saying they'd have to actually fight if they go in the tunnels. That bombing women and children from afar is safer right?
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  38.  @cyberexposure  I've been ashamed of Canada for years now. Some of the stances they take really make you shake your head, I'm not sure how many Canadians are aware of how low the nation's standing is around the globe.
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  39. At the end of the day it is the Syrian people who need to decide what comes next, not Erdogan, not Trump, nor other regional nations. But I do get the part that since Erdo stuck with the revolution from day one he'll obviously have a lot more influence over them. Hopefully instead of being a meddling figure he has the foresight to be there for them like a big brother. The Syrians deserve better, they deserve a stable country where they make their own decisions.
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  40. Funny that is what they thought in the 1970s too. Joining a regional war, especially on the side of helping genocide isn't usually a wise move.
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  41. He won't be around for long.
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  42.  @mallikarjunragi3363  Dude he is posting on social media with pictures from the beach. I can just imagine how that makes IDF soldiers feel while being asked to go get slaughtered by Hamas.
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  43.  @kuiperbond8460  Considering your behavior, few would care what your opinion is on what should or shouldn't be valued.
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  44. He doesn't need to trust anyone to force them to accept certain realities on the ground. Also in international relations, there is rarely ever a need to negotiate peace with people you trust.
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  45.  @Lojsta  It isn't a real dictator list of Trudeau and Macron aren't on it.
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  46.  @dsadunnodudeish4535  They actually did, they walked in and took half the island. They still have it btw.
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  47.  @SillySlidingSloth  IN what way did my comment allude to the fact I care enough about the issue to go there? You do realize you come off like a raving lunatic right?
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  48.  @carloscerda8268  So let me get this straight. So UN rulings matter when it is in Israel's favor. But UN rulings don't matter when it is against them? If you believed in UN rulings, how do you feel about all the resolutions condemning Israel for their actions in the past 70 years that they just ignore?
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  49.  @Equal2u  The issue wasn't me caring or not caring. The issue was my comment which that rocket scientist responded to that didn't allude to the fact I care in any way, shape or form.
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  50.  @Equal2u  China isn't into that sort of military power projection that far from it's shores. Nor have they built out their military to do such a thing. I wish they could, or anyone could protect these poor people from their genocidal neighbor.
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