Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Greek and Turkish navies face-off in the Aegean" video.

@Romeo.G. I'm not sure I'd blame the Greeks so easily. This oddly reminds me of Ukraine, with someone else pulling the strings. Greece to be the sacrificial lamb like Ukraine was. Don't be shocked if this is the next conflict to be flooded by weapons.
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You might want to research the matter a tad bit more.
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@0jabsroomer To be fair you really can't blame them, most rational nations would behave this way dealing with what they're dealing with. When a nation breaks all the treaties it signs and arms islands which were given to them under the condition they wouldn't be armed, which also happens to be half a mile off your coast. Yea, I can imagine you'd be upset.
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Or perhaps it indicates a video in which he is explaining to us the view points of the parties involved. Are all Greeks like their government this aggressive? Shoot first ask questions later?
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@Wizzzer1337, they can only profit so much here. Greece is dead broke and Turkey produces most of it's own weapons. They will however find other ways to profit. Such as America turning Greece into a network of military bases, Greece will allow this as they see it as protection.
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@georgedevries3992 The OP is surely ridiculous I'll give you that. Although your contention of the opposite happening might be even more ridiculous.
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@MegrelMamba Actually no, those areas were invaded and occupied by the Greeks. Historically the inhabitants were indigenous Anatolians, groups like the Hittites and what not. Until they were occupied by the Greeks. And then they were occupied by the Turks.
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@ANGEL9837354 A peace treaty set in iron clad to hold the peace being broken isn't exactly what I'd call a rational step. I honestly fail to understand what Greece hopes to achieve by sparking a war.
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