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

  1. @gailschwindt8970 So you're saying you support people having their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's largest concentration camp in history? Now you're also supporting the "final solution" to the people in this concentration camp? Interesting. I have a hard time imaging any rational human being would take a stand like this. Unless you're either a psychopath or a bot.
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  2. Chaitanya Bagul, Pakistan probably But Turkey? Good luck lol
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  3. @Bryanbrookes6366. That ambassador is actually a European. He should stay in Europe. Why send him back where he doesn't belong? It is the Palestinians who need to ship these psychos back to Europe. Not the other way around.
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  4. Are you claiming the reporting is fake? If so, please elaborate. Did this even happen or not?
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  5. The IDF realized that fighting men with guns isn't as easy as killing civilians. Now they talk of ceasefires. No ceasefire until this apartheid regime is dismantled and it's leaders standing in court for war crimes.
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  6. IMagine living in an era where people responsible for an ongoing genocide will come out and tell you they're concerned about the people they're slaughtering like cattle. This is surreal to watch. I don't even know why they bother with statements like this, they must know the world simply doesn't believe them.
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  7. If you think god is on the side of genocide, apartheid, brutality, murder and concentration camps. You sir have a very low opinion of god. Satan however is probably very happy with your portrayal of god.
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  8.  @surojeetchatterjee  Israel has already been doing that. Israel sending more weapons to Ukraine wont' change the outcome of that conflict. Russia arming Lebanon will have a HUGE impact on that conflict. A guy is threatening to punch you in the face and your counter threat is a pat on his back? lol
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  9. If you look at the history of the world. Any group of people fighting against colonization have been called terrorists.
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  10. That intellectually trope falls apart quite quickly when put under a microscope. Israel's strategic thinkers: Turkey is our largest threat. Internet Trolls: Turkey works with Israel lol
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  11. @ Neither is really true.
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  12.  @vaskodimoski5690 The 15,000 Palestinian women and children who were slaughtered like cattle by the Israeli Genocidal forces.
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  13. The logic of the title is quite baffling. Just because someone sells someone weapons doesn't mean they've "teamed up with them." I'm sure if India tenders a fine offer they can buy those weapons too. Would you then be screaming that "Turkey teams up with India." The ridiculousness of this.
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  14.  @ManabDasiammanab  Actually India was quite interested in the TB2 then the shenanigans with Turkey supporting Pakistan came into the limelight. So yea, India was asking for them and realized they wont' get them. It's like a poor man talking about how the rich man's mansion is "ugly" and how they would never live in that house lol
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  15. @Parvez Divecha, the hypocrisy of India on this matter is quite interesting. India gets upset with America because America wants everyone to not sell or buy anything from their enemy (Russia) India at the same time is getting angry because people are selling things to Pakistan? Seriously? Instead of being this butthurt why doesn't India simply make an offer and buy these platforms as well? What makes India think India's problems are other nation's problems?
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  16.  @Hari-vj8oi  So you believe for a state to be great they have to fund apartheid and concentration camps? Interesting.
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  17.  @icxcnikasrb  So if when they bombard a country which is not in the middle of Europe it's OKAY? Interesting comment.
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  18.  @loisleonard9436  When he does return what do you think he'll say about people who cheerlead the mass slaughter of women and children?
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  19.  @Rorshach187  hard do figure out the exact motivations of people’s actions from 800 years ago.
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  20.  @Rorshach187  No it wasn't, you're asking why they took those lands. They took those lands a LONGG time ago. 110 years was when they left, not when they went in. They took Armenia around 800 years ago and then Greece around 600 years ago. So again it is retarded to be asking why they did it.
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  21. I think these psychos fail to realize exactly the immeasurable damage they've done to not only their personal reputations but also the reputation of our entire nation. This stain isn't going to wash away very easy and our grandchildren in 50 years will still be cursing us over this. Ask the Germans how that feels, I'd imagine it isn't going to be fun.
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  22. Well to be fair at least they're a real country. Unlike the Zionist apartheid regime.
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  23.  @FuIranWeak  How can they not be afraid? They'd get wrecked without America stepping in and saving them. So if America told them "if you go too hard and Iran hits you with everything, you're on your own." Surely this terrified the Zionist apartheid regime.
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  24. India cries occupation in Kashmir. Also India cheers occupation in Palestine. India, cries western double standards. India also: Thinks the west's double standards on Palestine are perfect. India: Thinks the world needs a new world order, believes the global should overtake the west. India also: On the most divisive issue on the planet sides with the west against nearly every nation in the global south. Do the leaders of this nation have a mental illness? You decide.
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  25. It seems like these guys are playing good cop bad cop. This policy of full support to this genocidal apartheid regime is hurting our nation interest, it isn't sustainable.
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  26. Not sure they'll bother. It simply won't happen.
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  27.  @MrHorserider15  a rational person who think Cyprus letting Israel use it’s territory to wage war is insanity. Most would agree with me
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  28.  @081harish  You're basing this on what exactly? I doubt they have any interest in hellholes like India, Pakistan or the Bengal hellhole. Seriously who would want to rule that part of the world? You'd spend half your time trying to figure out how to clean up everyone's feces all over the streets.
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  29.  @in-my-view  Yes but showing hypocrisy in the worst genocide on earth since WW2 you have to admit does make it look like you have a monopoly on evil though.
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  30.  @constantinepanago6953  this doesn’t explain Israel using Cyprus as a logistics hub, which looks especially worse right after Cyprus willingly holds military exercises with Israel. You speak as if all the help to Israel’s genocide in Gaza from Cyprus is all just the British with Cypriots just being innocent bystanders. You’d have to be a moron to believe this
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  31.  @constantinepanago6953  You really aren't paying attention to what is going on do you? When I'm referring to military bases I'm not referring to the British mandated ones on the island. I'm referring to Cyprus being in talks with Israel for Israel to use Cyprus as a military logistics hub. Not to mention the joint military exercises these two nations are doing together. Who said Cyprus wants this cooperation with Israel? Well if you paid attention Cyprus said it. You're right, most people have zero clue about politics and history, you are living proof of this theory.
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  32.  @annaelia9093  “stop talking” isn’t an argument. Also you claim British bases have nothing to do either Cyprus while at the same time being ON Cyprus? Interesting.
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  33.  @annaelia9093  I’m well aware of your island’s history. Doesn’t change the reality if the situation though. Also if you’re su adamant about giving a history lesson, why’d you conveniently leave out the part where the majority in the island went full blown Hitler on the minority not too long ago?
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  34.  @annaelia9093  so like all ethic cleansing deniers your argument is expected. “ it never happened” sure buddy that is what all war criminals say
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  35.  rational-public-discourse  What about the right to help conduct, arm, aid, fund and provide political cover for a genocide and not be thrown in jail for breaking literally every single international law on the matter? Is that also an example of our American democracy?
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  36.  @Trust-me-I-am-a-dentist  It is Azeri oil, under contract only they can decide. Which I doubt they will because Israel gave them a lot of weapons to fight Azerbaijan. These things are more complicated than your high school version of events.
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  37.  @newsgeekus1216 the realities of building a new nation must also be taken into account. Russia doesn’t have an interest in seeing Syria in chaos. Where as Americans interest in Syria via what Israel wants, would benefit from a weak and chaotic Syria. The war is over and the two sides need to work together because it is in their mutual benefit to do so. Russia needs those military bases and Syria needs stability and a counter balance to Israel. With Russian and Turkish support Syria can defend themselves
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  38. If you look at the entire context of all this, harping on Oct 7 doesn't make much sense. It is like we're talking about an ongoing rape and all you want to talk about is how the rape victim scratched the rapist's face that one time. The crafting of false narratives isn't going to work anymore. The world is far too connected and people have far too much access to information. So don't even waste your time, no rational person is going to take your arguments seriously.
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  39. Funny people said the same thing in the 1970s when Turkey was warning and condemning Cyprus. If you know anything about history, you'll know how that turned out in 1974.
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  40.  @jonchrys  I fail to see how any of that goes counter to my original point. My point still stands without even having to get into your cherry picking of facts as to what went down in the past and how it went down. The OP's point was when Turkey talks about Cyprus it won't take action. My point is, it has proven in the past it will take action (regardless if that action is viewed by you as positive or negative) The point remains, in Cyprus they have and probably will take action where they think they can. I'd imagine you agree with that as well.
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  41.  @jonchrys  I never portrayed how anyone felt about anyone. You can't make things up and then formulate your entire argument upon that. Try to tackle the arguments made, if you can't do that why bother making arguments up in your head and attacking the fantasy argument instead? What part of that can I disagree with? Your insane habit of attributing statements to people they didn't make and then formulating your argument off that. Try to be rational, try to be reasonable. If not, no one will take your arguments seriously. Check those emotions.
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  42.  @jonchrys  Also you said overall the two groups like each other. Interesting. They liked each other so much that the larger group tried to completely and utterly ethnically cleanse the smaller group? If that is your definition of like, I'd hate to know what your definition of dislike is.
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  43.  @jonchrys  how many Cypriots do I have to know to find your contention that a larger minority group who attempted a genocide in another group not too long ago might not “love” each other. Especially when it comes from an obvious raving lunatic ?
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  44.  @ianrobinson9565  Why would they threaten a guy who has been working for them for decades? He is their guy, the guy the picked to be the zionist manager of Jordan. Why threaten him?
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  45.  @MOINODDIN-wb4sw  I'm no fan of the Saudi ruling elite but at the same time you really can't compare them to Jordanian manager. At least the Saudi decision makers from time to take make decisions on their own. The Zionist manager of Jordan can't fart without permission.
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  46. A perfect response would have been deporting those involved in writing the letter.
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  47. @Owen, if your neighbor invades your country, takes 20% of it and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians. I'd hardly call that "trivial." You might want to read up on what happened in this area in the 1990s. Calling it trivial is pretty damned callus.
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  48.  @owen-zw8xo  Yes but you have to understand the backdrop of this conflict. It would literally be like calling the Holocaust trivial. The Azeris have a pretty damned good argument as to why they're doing what they're doing right now. Thankfully they didnt' go full retard and start ethnically cleansing the Armenians as payback for what the Armenians did to them not too long ago.
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  49. I think it is too late for that. Israel in not wanting to give an inch for the past 70 years is going to find themselves in a position to lose a mile. This is not going end well for the apartheid state.
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  50. What does this "can't support" business. They already have. Both the Biden regime and the UK are knee deep in this genocide and it isn't like the entire world hasn't noticed.
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