Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "New York Post" channel.

  1. Genocide Joe That name is going to stick.
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  2. Not to mention past behavior to show intent.
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  3. @adriennefried5368. You do realize these people aren't refugees right? They don't want to leave. Any nation that does what you are saying they should would be helping Israel with ethnic cleansing. The Geneva Convention and Rome Statutes have clauses on the crime of aiding and abetting genocide and war crimes. These nations would be committing a crime by helping Israel empty out Gaza. Instead of being liable to being dragged Infront of the international court. How about Israel stops it's war crimes and brutal occupation? Better solution no?
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  4.  @MK_ULTRA420  Absolutely not. Hating apartheid, concentration camps and insane brutality against civilians is what you're claiming to be "hating Israel" by the Alt-Right in 2016.
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  5.  @kingjulian4349  It actually does shed light on an issue when an insane amount of civilians are killed in relation to how many men with guns are killed. In WW2 men were fighting men in the field. Yes a lot of civilians died but it paled in comparison to the amount of soldiers who died. This conflict is different, you have one army who has no interesting in killing men with guns. They're quite literally going after civilians. This is different. To give you prospective. In the huge Ukraine Russia war where almost 1 million fighting men have died in nearly 2 years of fighting. Less civilians have died in that entire conflict than the amount of civilians Israel killed in 2 weeks. Think about that.
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  6. Sadly the vast majority of the "America first" leaders magically turned into Israel first.
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  7. Hard to imagine a guy who wants genocide to stop to be a heart filled with hate. Just sayin...
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  8.  @kingjulian4349  Again it wasn't a 500-1 ratio like this current conflict in Gaza. 500 civilians for every soldier killed. Nothing even remotely close to that. And if you take out the amount of civilians which died of starvation in Russia and the nuclear bomb in Japan. Civilians dying of combat situations were less than soldiers. Again this conflict in Gaza is something the world has rarely seen. It isn't a war, it is an extermination.
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  9. @coffeenorth. I honestly thought I was the only person who cracked up when I heard that.
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  10. @stephentony7516. India isn't supporting Israel in their apartheid, concentration camps and genocide either.
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  11. actually it is 4500 dead children.
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  12.  @ricopine303  These numbers are according to international aid agencies who are stuck in Gaza. They've confirmed all these numbers which is why no one disputes them. Well except for Israel and the media in America. But if we're to listen to them they'll simply claim no one has died lol If you thought my comment was pro Israeli, read it again.
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  13. @jerrythompson7744. Get with the times bro. They're now called the New York crimes. In fact if international law was actually upheld, a lot of people at the New York crimes would be in international court under the aiding and abetting genocide law.
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  14. It isn't just the voters they're worried about. The state department is ringing alarm bells at just how isolated we're getting around the world. The loss of influence and prestige is something which will haunt us for 50 years. We're already in super power competition with China where we compete with them for influence in the global south. Well Israel's genocide in Gaza and our backing for it just handed the entire global south to China on a silver platter. People have no idea the long term implications of this conflict.
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  15. Clear cut case of how to formulate and push a false narrative.
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  16. DeSantis is too busy pushing for wars all over the globe to please his doners to worry about aggravations. His handlers are the same people who are the handlers of Genocide Joe Biden.
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  17. Did one of the worst war criminals since WW2 just call another group of people "extremists." Seriously Joe?
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  18. When the entire world is calling the president Genocide Joe. The question isn't that childish.
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  19.  @711.was_a_parttime-job  He also seems quite worried about the legal implications. According to the letter of the law, he could be tried in international court for aiding and abetting war crimes and genocide. Crimes a lot more severe than his rival Trump is facing. So yea, Genocide Joe and his merry gang of ethnic cleansers are quite worried.
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  20. It means he was brazen enough to tell the world his intentions. Genocide and ethnic cleansing. Dude even showed it on a map what he plans to do.
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  21. You simply can't help plan, fund, arm and provide political cover for a genocide and simply expect no one to notice. We live in the age of information. Simply having the corporate media tell people it isn't happen won't work anymore.
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  22. I like the fact you call him genocide Joe. I personally think he becomes in the international court for his crimes against humanity. But I can't agree with your statement that this is already worse than the Nakba. I'm thinking you aren't aware of just how bad the Nakba was and how many people were slaughtered like cattle.
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  24. Our legacy media fells it's their job to be the cheerleaders for those in power. Questioning them is out of the question and will only happen when an outsider wins an election. Then they'll over question.
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  25. I always knew our mainstream media was ridiculous. But I didn't think they'd stoop this low. Some high school type video.
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  26.  @Chris-mo3tm  Even if everything you say about Trump is true. How does that change the fact Nikki is a war mongering psychopath who loudly cheers on genocide and the wholesale slaughter of children?
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  27.  @ri874  Because they are genocidal maniacs.
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  28.  @Strongboy1770  Yes but Indians also know how it feels to be brutally occupied when the British occupied them and slaughtered them like cattle for resisting. So they kinda know what the Palestinians are going through.
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  29.  @Strongboy1770  Yes yes I'm sure the Indians had an awesome time. With millions and millions starved to death. But the British did build a few roads for their companies to ship out the raw materials they were stealing. Yup, that made up for it. In fact the Indians were so happy with the situation, they wanted the British to stay forever. Same with the Palestinians, I am sure they are so happy that they had their homes stolen, their children mass murdered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps. Talk about cognitive dissonance lol
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  30.  @BruceWayne-qe7bs  Not anymore, considering they're voting against them at the UN now. So much so that Palestine thanked them. India showing full support for Israel isn't sustainable for them. It would isolate them from nearly the entire global south and make them look like an unreliable partner in the new world order.
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  31.  @paulgaurav72  Most of the world does.
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  32.  @slanphere  They not only do, they demonstrably do. Claiming they don't is akin to claiming gravity doesn't exist.
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  33. I have a feeling that nickname is going to haunt the entire American political system for the next 50 years.
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  34. Rational people will fear for you too at this point if you agree with them on funding apartheid, concentration camps and genocide.
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  35. This isn't a partisan talking point, just some food for thought. What message would we as Americans be sending the world if we elected Nikki Haley who has been screaming at the top of her lungs for more war and has been a loud cheerleader for an ongoing genocide. Screaming things like "finish them." The fact anyone votes for her shows just that something rotten is brewing in our society. The world sees this.
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  36. The way the establishment works is interesting. They'll use the G word when it doesn't apply. Just randomly throwing it around in a nonsensical way. But when there is actually a real demonstrable genocide going on they'll be like "nah, nothing to see here. Move along."
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  37. The idea that he'd allow an establishment pro war hack like Ron DeSantis is insanity. Hopefully Trump doesn't make the same mistakes he did the first time around. When he appointed pro constant war establishment members into his administration. If he is going to do that, he might as well just let Genocide Joe get a second term.
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  38. @FieldofDreams10. Yes. People yelling that also happen to be the same people profiting off the genocide. They want 4 more years of war, dead women and children and more money in their pockets. I literally blame this on people who voted for Genocide Joe. It was so obvious this was going to happen if anyone simply took 10 minutes out of their day and actually looked up the people he wanted in his cabinet and their histories. But I guess 10 minutes of a person's day is just too much work. Easier to just let the corporate media tell you who to vote for right? The people's collective stupidity and laziness is causing massive amounts of death and destruction around the globe.
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  39.  @GeraltofTrivia111  Both of them also have ancestors of colonial brutality by the Brits too. In your attempt to have us white people love you, I notice you guys always leave that part of your history out as if it never happened in these conversations. You'll get more respect if you have a little self respect btw.
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  40.  @GeraltofTrivia111  I fail to see how what you said refuted anything I said. You're literally proving my point, I appreciate that.
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