Youtube comments of William Davis (@williamdavis9562).

  1. All jokes aside this is all terrifying. This isn't even about right wing/left wing politics anymore. We're literally watching our country slowly turn into an authoritarian nightmare.
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  2. Is America in decline? Anyone old enough to remember what things were like 30 years ago will undoubtedly give you a resounding yes.
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  3. I find this one of the most fascinating wars in history. Imagine attacking a nation which no longer has an army and still losing?
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  4. If Lex can get Putin onto his podcast. It might be the most watched podcast of all time. Hell might be the most watched interview of all time period.
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  5. That's like me walking over to my neighbor's house, killing a few of his children and stealing his house. Imagine the media covered this and said 'conflict erupts between two neighbors, the president is calling calm and de-escalation." This is outright insanity.
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  6.  @csdffwgdfgfdf  If that was the case they'd have great relations with all the gulf nations. They don't.
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  7. Binkov's war scenario was finally tested in the Karabakh war. It was then we realized his videos are entertaining but far from reality. Don't worry Binkov I'll still watch your videos for entertainment purposes.
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  8. I find this region of the world absolutely fascinating. They're literally the least homogeneous people on the entire planet yet at the same time the most nationalistic and ethnocentric. I love seeing videos of a Serb finding out he is a Bosnian, A Greek finding out he's a Turk, a Turk finding out he's Armenian or an Albanian finding out he is a Serb. Good stuff.
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  9. Trump has this odd yet innate ability to outmaneuver his opponents. He skips a debate yet goes on a show in the same timeslot which probably gets 100x the amount of viewers as the debate did. Essentially joining the debate but in a way only he gets to talk.
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  10. This is one of the strangest conflicts I've ever seen. Hamas is trying to fight the IDF. The IDF is trying to fight women and children.
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  11.  @HistoryScope  40 minute video with that few mistakes? It's a job well done my man. Although I'm still laughing at the idea of a castrated army charging a city 🤣🤣
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  12.  @baptizednblood6813  There is no left and right on this issue. This is above that. Both left and right are easy to move for the apartheid regime of israel.
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  13. Kudos to the men in those armored trucks for showing restraint while being in a warzone. Most scenes like this usually end up with the civilians getting slaughtered for throwing rocks at armored trucks. I've seen this happen in the Iraq war and we see it happen quite often to the Palestinians. So again Kudos to those soldiers for staying calm and not harming civilians.
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  14. I think the bus driver just taught her an amazing lesson in life and reality. First time in her life she realized there may be consequences to her actions. Hopefully she will remember this lesson going forward. She owes this man a thank you, it was harsh but he had to teach her all the lessons a father should teach over 20 years in one swing.
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  15. I love how TLDR dumbs down complex issues into ridiculously simple narratives. Russia and Turkey are strategic rivals. They've been fighting proxy wars on each other in Azerbaijan, Libya and Syria. Russia has had the upper hand in Syria and Turkey has been using the Ukraine war to take concessions from Russia in Syria. When Russia does something in Syria Turkey doesn't like, they strike back with a move on Ukraine. It's essentially a dance these two nations play to extract as much as possible out of each other in these arenas.
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  16. Mo is completely and utterly right in his reasoning. The journalist tried his hardest to spin the issue, to play with words and push false narratives (this is what they're paid to do, they're professional liars) and Mo completely shut him down lol
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  17. Watching what happened to that Pizza delivery guy is gut wrenching. Imagine the type of person you have to be to go after someone disabled still trying to work and make a living. My god. Any rational society would put those guys in the electric chair.
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  18. This Don Lemon character firing at Joe Rogan is like a kitten hissing at a lion. Relax Don.
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  19. @Hypersp3ce596. I remember following their drone development. The hate was the same with most people saying these things would either crash or get lost. Humble pie I guess.
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  20. This is literally one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen. Imagine sending these guys into a densely populated city mostly filled with civilians.
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  21. Russia should simply help African nations "defend themselves" against France.
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  22. When the Israeli official asked the UN Chief "what world do you live in" I would have loved it if he responded. "Unlike you I live in a world that doesn't have apartheid and doesn't have concentration camps, it would be nice if you would join every other country in such a world"
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  23. How untrained is this army that they don't have spotters around the camp 24/7. They're just sitting there hanging out. I guess it makes sense though when you have an entire army trained in the art of killing unarmed women and children. They seem lost when they have to fight men with guns. Even if those men are in sandals with homemade weapons.
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  24. To be fair Gaza isn't the world's largest refugee camp. It is the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp.
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  25. @Taha Ezzahir, Not only were hundreds of thousands of Iraqi murdered during this war, people there still suffer today, in the millions. Children born after this war, to this day have a 27% chance of birth defects. As terrible a toll this has taken on the people of Iraq lets also not forget the young American soldiers who were sent there were victims in all this as well. The sides killing each other weren't really the bad guys. It was the men in suits who sent them there who belong in jail.
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  26. What a fantastic channel. No fluff, no emotions, no narratives. Just facts.
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  27. Was anyone else completely and utterly terrified to see people like Steve Malzberg exist? It was chilling watching this exchange.
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  28. Are these networks aware of how they're viewed by the public? Historians are looking to look back at this period 100s of years from now in utter confusion. Wondering how this level of lunacy and insanity actually happened.
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  29. I don't think the Europeans are in a position to persuade anyone over anything.
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  30.  @shaunybonny688  Yea it's just terrible research on the part of the guy who made the video. Imagine a bunch of castrated soldiers storming a castle? Not going to end well.
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  31. Is it just me or have the Israelis since this conflict began come off as completely unhinged and cartoonishly childish? This is the United Nations General assembly for god's sake. Everyone there knows exactly what is going on. What this guy did was simply ridiculous, something that perhaps a child might be impressed with. What happened to this country? How did they get to a point where they put these types of people into positions of power?
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  32. EU: We're going to flood a warzone with weapons. Eu: We're also going to complain that people who have nothing to do with this conflict aren't doing enough in stopping said conflict. The lack of self awareness and delusion is actually quite terrifying to see.
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  33.  @korkorod8139  No idea what a gomophobe is bro. Either way you have a right to like or dislike anything you please.
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  34. Now if only they could learn to use another fantastic invention. It's called the toilet.
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  35.  @oakinwol  Yes there are differences, also Russia isn't brutally ethnically cleansing civilians like Israel does. Also no one in the Russian Ukrainian conflict gets kidnapped because both sides are fairly careful to not bomb civilians. Unlike Israel who has been mainly targettng civilians for decades. They';re' the ones who made the rules, I guess the Palestinians are just following suit.
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  36.  Anas-Ali-Qazi  Israel didn't exist at that time. Nice try though.
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  37. It's so true what you said about the world attention during a conflict and how the place is completely forgotten post conflict. It is interesting to see how any society would deal with the aftermath which in many ways can be just as difficult as the war itself. I commend you for shedding light on something like this. However I think it would have been a bit more intellectually honest when explaining to origins of the conflict to not ignore the 800lbs elephant in the room. The ethnic cleansing of more than 800,000 Azeris when the Armenians invaded the territory. That was, more than anything else at the center of this conflict. Ignoring that, would be to ignore the major driving factor in this entire war.
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  38.  @sk8erbyern  The idea of capitalism was around long before Israel. It will be around long after Israel.
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  39.  @jamesburnett3594  So you expect these people to build a modern functioning and developed state while living in a modern day concentration camp? Interesting argument.
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  40.  @curious_one1156 profound statement. People thinking they might one day live like an oligarch themselves is what keeps this entire system running
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  41. I don't see how Israel walks out of this mess.
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  42.  @monberg1000  Anyone who has been following this channel long enough knows full well this guy is on the ball a lot more than he is off. Anyone new to this channel will naturally wonder if he is telling the truth or not, you'd have to be stupid no to question it. But if you watch long enough you start to realize what I said earlier, this guy is on the ball. He covered the fall of many Ukrainian cities well before the mainstream media did. Eventually they got around to what he'd been saying for days. People claimed he was lying at that time too. He was also one of the first (that I've seen) talk about the munitions shortages. Again people claimed he was lying, I too was skeptical. Until months later leaders of said nations admitted they've been having munitions shortages. So yea, if you've been following this guy for a while and still think he is a liar, well you're an idiot. If you haven't been following him long, keep following and you'll realize he is quite good.
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  43. Not gonna lie this video terrified me. Had no idea what a psycho the guy in charge of our military is
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  44. @Thinkbeforeyoutube7106 Brilliant comment
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  45. We're no strangers to terrorists, real terrorists too not those terror light guys in Kosovo. Look at our currency policy in Syria.
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  46. Calls out Russia for war crimes in Ukraine, then ignores Israel’s 1000x crimes in Palestine while blaming the victims for it. Good luck trying to be seen as a rational thinker after that.
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  47.  @kurkkamambusu4063  False analogy there. I'm fairly sure the refugees in Turkey were "invited" as guest workers to help spur the economy. Showing up unannounced and being invited are two very different things.
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  48. First time I'm seeing this David Pakman show and I must say it is interesting. I was completely and utterly blown away at simple concepts this guy simply can't grasp for what ever reason. People who watch the type of content Tucker brings aren't there for the production. They're there for the actual content and the ideas being put forth. To imagine that a show where the content is all that matters to the core audience would be "bad" because it doesn't have shiny lights to distract you like children at a circus is rather odd. I'm glad you've built a nice business here with your channel but to sit there and try to compare yourself to someone like Tucker is a complete and utter lack of self awareness. Oh so you have nicer production than him and more experience with these types of shows, so you feel the need to figure out why you don't have 120 million views and he does? That's a lot like WNBA players trying to explain why it's odd that NBA players make more than them. This is insanity, certainly not a want to help you get to those 100s of millions of views, not with shallow childish talking points like this.
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  49. I don't think they're interested in your respect. Not when 2 million people have had their land stolen, most of their family members slaughtered like cattle and then the survivors stuffed into a modern concentration camp for the past 15 years. Honestly, I highly doubt they care about your respect.
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  50. Regardless of how you feel about the Russia/Ukriane conflict it's hard to be shocked that your average Serbian citizen is backing Russia. They're obviously going to back the nation that always backs them.
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  51. Just another example in a long line of examples. "Where the Russians go, misery follows."
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  52.  @pelledkdk268  It's easy when you're armed to the teeth and the other side essentially has nothing besides civilians.
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  53.  @danielm3835  That dog will probably live it's entire life with one purpose, to protect that kid. That is what they do. .
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  54. I've been boycotting Dubai for like 20 years. This is an evil evil regime. Been that way for a long time but people are finally waking up.
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  55.  @Mourad1m  Russia is the only thing which has enabled Armenia to keep it's foreign policy going without collapsing. Russia was the only thing during the 2020 conflict which kept Azeri tanks from rolling into Yerevan. Russia gave you their hand and you're upset they didn't give you their entire arm? As far as the CIS/CSTO there was nothing they could do in that conflict. Armenia proper wasn't attacked. You expect that organization to go to war to enable Armenia to continue to illegally occupy another nation's territory? They're simply not going to do that. When you claim Armenia territory was attacked, the Russians would beg to difference. They along side the rest of the planet considered that Azeri territory.
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  56. I guess the difference is the Turks actually like you guys and don't look down upon you like the Europeans do. They're looking for partners in that region, not slaves. What ever works, the Somali people have been through a lot and deserve a better future.
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  57.  @miller13411  According to your logic would 10 million Nigerians simply blend into Italian culture because they're both catholic? I've met thousands of Turks and thousands of Pakistani people. They're so different to a point it feels like one was literally made to be the polar opposite of the other. If you throw those two communities in large groups together it's a recipe for a huge fire. On to Sweden, they seem to tolerate those Afghans and Pakistanis because Sweden has literally lost the ability to be rational. You simply cannot put genetically damaged inbred people with non genetically damaged non inbred people in large groups together and not expect there to be severe problems. Sweden for all intents and purposes is dying drowning in their own woke dogma. Turkey will probably die a death too if they don't lower the number of inbred migrants in their country.
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  58. @Jam Well it is a glitch of sorts no? Don't see how reflecting the reality of the situation is "homophobic."
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  59.  @mimimimimimimimimimi  You'd be surprised at how many people would be interested in this. You'd also be surprised how many people outside of Turkey speak Turkish. The country's sphere of influence is quite large.
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  60. Did the regime in Paris really just cite international humanitarian law? According to international humanitarian law their entire government would be in jail for aiding and abetting Genocide in Gaza. After this nations like France can never speak of human rights or international law ever again.
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  61. It is a really strange position the regime in Washington is taking on this issue. On one side talking about how aid needs to be sent to the people of Gaza. Then on the other shipping over the bombs who are blowing these people up. Who do they really think they're fooling?
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  62. Well what could he say? He is there on behalf of an apartheid regime that runs the world's only concentration camp.
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  63. The level of hubris was quite high in those days. Didn't last long though until everything came crumbling down. Next step Tehran... yea good luck with that. Now it seems like Tehran is a lot more likely to put Israel on their next step in the next 20 years. Not the other way around.
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  64.  @thetroll1887  Why would they? Hamas isn't why would the Houthis?
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  65. "Good guys killing each other while the bad guys shook hands in suits" So simple yet so true.
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  66.  @t19-k4z  Yea they've benefited so well that all the nations under French money policy are all lagging behind their neighbors who aren't. In many cases by massive amounts. The regime in Paris conducts it's business in such a way that France should be a pariah state on the world stage.
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  67. It is insane how much the world balances have changed in such a short period of time. I'm' not sure if people understand just how profound the Saudis turning down this offer really is. The fact Washington is being challenged by a small militia group and cant' find enough support to do anything about it would have been unthinkable just 4 years ago.
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  68.  @bankerbilbo7472  Actually we were when America refused to sell them the Patriot. Not to mention the Nato patriot missiles that were stationed there by European nations were pulled out right war broke out on Turkey's doorstep. Imagine telling your ally that you wont' sell them an air defense system and that defense systems will be put there to protect them and then have those defense systems pulled out right when they need it. Then imagine having the audacity to complain when they go buy their own air defense system. This is insanity.
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  69. American conservative here and I agree 100%. These war criminals need to be held accountable
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  70.  @biorig  If what you said is true, it still doesn't make what he said untrue. Yes the chips are all important. However that still doesn't make his statement about the 80% untrue.
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  71. "It's army is the most moral in the world." WTF. This army just might be the most out of control military on the entire planet.
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  72.  @t19-k4z  So you're saying France spending it's energy in this region was altruistic? Seriously?
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  73. When ever Whatifalhist makes a video with a map of Turkey expanding, I rush to the comments section to see the emotional meltdowns of eastern Europeans. Thank you guys, you never disappoint. 👍👍
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  74.  @letstrythisagain5096  If that was the case why exactly are the Israelies also slaughtering the Christians in that area? There seems to be one common theme here.
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  75.  @telthev2267  What you said is not only false but easily demonstrably false. The majority of people in Israel are essentially of European stock, zero ties or ancestry to that region. Why do you think DNA tests are banned in Israel without a court order. That would be like me converting to a native Indian ancient religion and then claiming that now because I am of that religion California is mine. Imagine then I simply used that as a pretext to start ethnically cleansing everyone in California. This is essentially what these Europeans who's ancestors happened to have converted to a religion of people who happened to have been from that region are doing. It is most certainly colonialism, colonialism by every definition of the word.
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  76.  @figaro-dg5c5  Are you referring to the Israeli defense forces?
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  77. This was expected and I'm shocked it took this long. You can't flood a nation with migrants which equal nearly 20% of their population in one fell swoop and the public not react to it. Europeans freak out when they get migrants which equal less than 1% of their population. The Turks are outliers I guess, they literally stayed patient with 20% for like 8 years. This was bound to happen sooner or later.
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  78. With their energy money they literally went out and purchased the best training money can buy. You really can't go wrong with your army being trained by Turkey and Israel. Two of the best in the business.
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  79.  @dggmn2109  I'd imagine refusing to sell defensive weapons to nations you call your allies is the definition of unreliable. But no one here is surprised, lunatics have been running our foreign policy for well over 30 years.
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  80.  @andrewmay1299  Almost as bizarre and selfish as cheering on apartheid and concentration camps I'd imagine.
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  81. The level of rage on issues like this is very telling. Dealing with Africans on equal footing, imagine that causing people to meltdown. It is very interesting if you think about it.
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  82. Our mainstream media is like a paid off referee. lol
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  83.  @jej_x  There are a lot of them but I'll mention one of them. His bit about conflict in Libya. He claimed Turkey was at odds with Nato/the West because they supported the GNA. While France and Greece supported the rebels in Bengazi. Well what he failed to mention was that every single other country in Nato was also supporting the GNA. France and Greece were actually the outliers in joining the same side Russia is on. Also throughout the entire video he went through pains to mention how something was "internationally recognized" or in line with UN rules. Yet when talking about Libya he oddly didn't mention that the GNA government in that conflict is the internationally recognized government of Libya and the people they're fighting is an illegal rebel group led by a warlord. I could write a damned book on how many false narratives this guy draws in this video. Normally in a youtube video you'd just assume it's a simple mistake but he does it so often and so egregiously that it's fairly obvious that for what ever reason he was looking to mislead his viewers. When you compare the false information in a video like this to the type of content like Kraut puts out for example. It is like night and day. People call media fake news, what would we call a youtube video filled with false narratives and false information?
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  84. "Faces arrest in France" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Yes yes, he must be shaking in his boots because the mighty France wants to throw him in jail.
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  85.  @hui975 it did happen. That was when Trump said “You’re not wrong” to the crowd. Then Adelson panicked, donated Trump 100 million and Trump started ignoring the issue
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  86. Genocide Joe That name is going to stick.
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  87. A lot of people are waking up to the dangers of a uniparty. I’m a conservative but i respect a leftist like Jimmy 100x more than an establishment republican. I tend to respect people who are intellectually honest even if I disagree with them on policy.
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  88. @PapaShongo, because Tucker is independent news media and Hannity is a mouthpiece for the establishment. Lets not forget how hard Hannity pushed the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq thesis. "Agree or you're a traitor." We know how well that worked out.
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  89.  @logiclight  And rational people of any age who know what should be feared.
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  90. What a well thought out and detailed video explaining the situation. Super impressive.
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  91. Thankfully it looks like those days are over as France is losing it's power and prestige on the world stage. It's getting harder and harder for them to push through their will in Africa. The tide is turning.
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  92. It's hard to know what is really going on, on the ground. I'm sure those watching pro Russian news makes it look like the Russian operation is working perfectly (which it probably isn't.) And western media is making it look like to us that the Ukrainians are kicking Russian arse (which they probably aren't.) Who really knows what the reality of the situation is. All I know is it's going to be hella tough for those poor Ukrainians trying to defend their cities.
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  93.  @sr969  Truth be told it is a lot of work. If someone has the time and patience it works out just fine. But if someone doesn't have that type of time to constantly train and socialize the dog, it could be a dangerous situation.
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  94. Even as a conservative watching corporate news stations like this makes me want to throw up in my mouth every time. No it isn't just the democratic base calling him Genocide Joe. It is anyone who is paying attention to what is happening.
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  95. Europe is playing a dangerous game poking the bear over and over and over again with the hope America will always be there to defend them. For a group of nations with barely the ability to defend themselves, this is some really strange behavior.
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  96.  @GeneralKatarn  A fleet of drones do not cost the same as a fleet of manned planes nor do they serve the same purpose. If they did, no one would bother building drones. Also no one claimed anyone was on any scale with anyone over anything. This argument is so strawman that it's cringe. Try debating what was actually said, instead of what you imagined was said.
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  97.  @asafbrain1618  To call something a lie you have to demonstrate why it is a lie. Simply claiming something isn't true without demonstrating it is ridiculous. But you do live in an apartheid state (the only one on earth) and I'd imagine false allegations with no proof is the only way you can protect your narrative. If you guys only knew how a vast majority of people on this planet view you guys right now. You're the new Germans and you haven't realized it yet.
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  98.  @gerryrohan8149  If he retires he goes to jail, along with his wife.
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  99. @Give me A Cigar, that was the most terrifying thing in the entire video. The long arm of the state.
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  100. @James Ker-Lindsay, I've been binge watching your videos and I have to say you really have a knack for falling into the really controversial topics. Most things like the Armenian Genocide or anything related to the Balkans such as your video on Kosovo or Bosnia falling apart are extremely difficult videos to do considering how emotionally charged they are. Most people avoid making these videos like the bubonic plague and for good reason. You sir took on the challenge and dove in head first. Perhaps a video on the little known ethnic cleansing campaigns by Russia in the North Caucasus would be a nice topic for you to tackle next.
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  101.  @eh5369 that means you don’t know many Christians from Lebanon
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  102. Piers Morgan is the type of guy who would go to a funeral of a child who has been killed by the settlers and the first thing he'd ask the parents is "do you condemn Hamas."
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  103. @Oskar "Neutral" on this issue in Russia essentially means they don't actively go out trying to hunt them lol
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  104.  @aripr6  Because America wouldn't need to continue taking actions which destroys it's reputation worldwide. It wouldn't need to fight constant wars which cost the American economy hundreds of billions of dollars sometimes trillions. That is how. Also you say you're an Israeli. I must ask how it feels to be a citizen of the only colonial apartheid state on the planet.
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  105. It really feels like the early 1900s right now. This isn't going to end well.
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  106. If that were the case America and France would be in a world of trouble. Boris Johnson looks like he can throw down though lol
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  107.  @jeremysmith8035  No really. This guy Macron has a habit of embarrassing himself and the country he represents. In the middle of a conflict which might affect the entire world what is he thinking that his words will have any kind of weight. He basically went there, got scolded by Putin and went home. A low level state department official from America would have commanded more respect than Macron did.
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  108.  @fanskucing597  The difference? New target group.
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  109.  @צביתמוז funny that is what Palestinians were told too. “They’re just here to invest”
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  110.  @QashMaz  Seems like the Palestinians paid a heavy price for their hospitality.
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  111. This channel doesn't really play in the realm of conspiracy theories. Completely rational completely fact based.
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  112.  @FilleSoleil-lt1lg  There are no preferences to be had for them in this specific issue. I think what Spain understands is that there is a possibly of Europe getting dragged into another conflict which will isolate and impoverish Europe even more.
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  113. @Jay Gatsby, because it's the oldest trick in the book. It's also called branding in marketing. This is a reason why when I hear politicians constantly talk about how "democracy is under threat" because of XYZ. I'm left wondering if the person claiming to save democracy is actually the biggest threat to it.
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  114.  @MrWong-kk6cv Israel is finding out killing civilians from far is easier than fighting men with guns
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  115. What Europe wants and what Europe is willing to pay for are two different things.
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  116.  @politicsandart7994  For the same reasons millions of others do. It is a pretty fantastic place. I'm from Philadelphia but my family and I spend about 4 months out of every year in Turkiye. Been going there since the early 2000s.
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  117.  @GodfreySanto  This is true. Israel sticking 2 million civilians into a modern concentration camp was bound to garner a response. Provocation indeed.
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  118. What do I think about the EU's decisions lately? A few words come to mind. Delusional, childish and ridiculous.
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  119.  @lr287 and they’re over there in luxury 500 dollar a night resorts spending American tax dollars. This is insane
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  120. This is absolute insanity. Have we in the west become so arrogant to a point we're delusional enough to bypass an entire government and try to apply pressure directly to ports to bend to our will? We need to start electing better leadership, this is not only getting embarrassing we risk alienating most of the world and in the long term it will not end well for us. I'm not the biggest fan of India but they're not a small mickey mouse state that should be disrespected like this without long term consequence.
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  121.  @kurkkamambusu4063  Most of them are the offspring of the guest workers. They obviously haven't been able to assimilate for one reason or another. We have some Turkish communities here in the United States and their offspring are extremely assimilated. Why do they assimilate here so easily yet Germany can't seem to assimilate 3 generations of them? What are you guys doing wrong?
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  122. @jasonbauter2512. That is the biggest problem I've had with our society. We love to be all patriotic and cheer while we send our boys off the war. Then we pretend they don't exist when they come home injured. I remember the build up to the Iraq war well. I was dead set against it and was called unpatriotic. My point was simple, I am doing this because I'm patriotic, I don't want all these young men to have their lives ruined. Which in hindsight is exactly what happened. Young men my age came home in body bags, legs blown off, arms blown off, some with psychological issues and they were treated like trash. Some killed themselves, others are now homeless. Don't send the boys off the war if you're not willing to take care of them when they get home. PERIOD.
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  123. If you introduce a huge number of new people into a different group of people, it can get dicey. If you throw in economic stagnation into the mix you get a fire.
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  124.  @asielnorton345  The overlords know that a Christian population might stand against giving aid to an apartheid state which is also slaughtering and ethnically cleansing CHristians. So this is a fact which must be withheld from the public at all costs. How else can they possibly garner support for an apartheid state?
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  125.  @churblefurbles  Libya might have been a bigger crime than both of us instances.
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  126. @user-nr6my3rw4m Basically without which the French economy would implode.
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  127. Sad that this channel grew with analysis and has now switched to narrative crafting. Don’t think your fans don’t notice bro
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  128.  @t19-k4z  It's about as true as gravity being real.
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  129. The clock is ticking for Israel They can only keep up these shenanigans for so long. When outside support dries up (which it always does eventually) they're going to be in for a world of pain.
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  130.  @freejay3  a consulate is a branch of an embassy. Do you even know what a consulate is?
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  131. If you look throughout history, most of the gravest crimes have been done under those same exact circumstances. Trouble is this time is different, those who are powerful but getting weaker have nuclear weapons. :O(
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  132. Anyone else find the second half of this interview about Maasie and his house building adventure vastly more interesting than all the political talk? This guy is a legend
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  133.  @SV-nv7jq  A lot more than you'd think. Anyone who has done any kind of research about this topic feels this way. Not that it matters how many feel this way, the psychos in charge don't care what the people think or want.
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  134. Except Egypt doesn't have a legitimate government. This dictator took power by force recently (with Washington's help) In rhetoric our leaders love to talk about democracy. Privately they aren't big fans of democracy. Especially if the democracy produces leaders they don't like.
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  135. ​ @padmathalamarla8246  Iran and Russia helping terrorists? Hmm last I checked they haven't been arming Israel.
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  136. That would literally be like a robber breaking into my house and killing my children. Then me breaking into my neighbor's house and killing his children claiming I have a right to do it because some else did it to me. The insanity of that argument is mindblowing. Their lack of self awareness in thinking they can actually make that argument and not look like psychopaths is also very telling
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  137. Sometimes I can't understand some foreign policy decisions of late. If a nation is in a position to hurt you by leaving your orbit of influence, why exactly would you threaten them over and over again. Then scramble with apologies when they react? Are our nations run by absolute morons these days?
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  138. @soulessdeeds it is really sad what you guys had to go through over there. But the psychos in charge don't see that war as pointless. All their friends and financiers got rich. My generation was of fighting age at the time, a lot of my friends signed up to go fight. I remember being one of the few at the time who was completely against that invasion and everyone at the time used to claim I was not patriotic and didn't love our boys in uniform. My point was simple, I am against this war because I love you guys and I don't want you to go over there and potentially ruin your lives over some demonstrable BS the white house is spewing. My arguments never worked, I lost a lot of friends over this at the time. Some I lost for good because they simply never made it home. :O( It breaks my heart what happen to a lot of you guys over there. And to add insult to injury, how poorly the fellas with serious injuries were taken care of when you came home. People are patriotic sending you off to war but they lose all patriotism when you get home. That conflict really changed a lot of us, it really changed me. I was never really able to trust anything the media pushed after that nor did I believe anything coming out of the white house as to why we have to do XYZ overseas. I'm sure millions feel as I do now.
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  139. @Polarttytm To be fair there isn't much he could do. Geographically it would be an issue, he wouldn't even be able to get weapons to the Palestinians because Egypt (Israeli lap dog) wouldn't allow anything through.
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  140.  @gkagara  The trauma of war messes with people, not to mention he is paralyzed. You don't send your boys off to war if you're not willing to take care of them when they get back. It is especially hard for IDF soldiers who's job is essentially slaughtering women and children. That is a different type of trauma I guess.
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  141. How is this guy not in jail?
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  142.  @TheMcMiodzio  Why is it that the most insignificant and less developed nations of eastern Europe always have this claim of 'saving Europe" lol What are you Serbian?
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  143.  @ProudCitizen80 to a person who isn’t completely detached from reality it makes total sense
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  144.  @scratthesquirrel5242  So that makes what France is doing in Africa okay?
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  145.  @51Saffron  That isn't what international aid groups and doctors were saying. Many of the Palestinian women had physical signs of rape after they were released by the IDF. A state department official actually quit his post after he realized they were trying to hide the evidence. Also how exactly do you fake a broken arm to a doctor? Did you really even think through what you were saying? You have one group of hostages who come out and say they were treated well. Then you have another group of hostages who've been physically abused and in many cases raped. With evidence. You tell me bro. Who should a rational human believe?
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  146.  @user-ow1qs7jo7f  No organized religion outlaws inbreeding. Inbreeding is a practice in many geographical regions. Can you explain to me why Arab Christians inbreed at insane rates as well? Or why Muslims who don't live in the "inbreeding belt" simply don't inbreed. There is a geographical belt starting in North Africa stretching into the middle east and onto Pakistan where inbreeding is an issue. All people outside of this "belt" don't inbreed regardless of their religion. And all people inside of this belt inbreed regardless of their religion.
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  147.  @Elvengem  I don't think the problem is the size of the population. The problem is what a large percentage of said population has been dumbed down into programmable robots.
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  148. What spine? He was cheerleading this when it mattered. Now that the dust is settling and he realizes what a political horror show it is going to be, he is changing his rhetoric. Bernie is playing both sides on this, which is literally the most spineless act you can imagine.
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  149. I absolutely love France 24 reporting. We have a conflict which started when one group invaded the internationally recognized territories of their neighbor and ethnically cleansed over half a million people. Yet France 24 wants us to completely ignore that and focus on calves who no longer have their cow mother around. Yes France 24, I do feel bad for those calves who don't have their mother's milk. The question is do you feel as bad for the ethnic cleansing of over half a million men, women and children. France 24<----- Truly has no shame.
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  150.  @elkobit7415  You're basing this off what exactly? The fact your emotions don't want it to be true isn't enough, we need more.
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  151. His approval rating is actually around 39%. If reality and facts mattered to you that is lol
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  152.  @raeraesocraycray7702  As weak as Africa's leaders are France is losing it's influence worldwide and other players who perhaps offering to treat them a tad bit better are moving in. China, Russia and Turkey have of late been trying to chip away at France's influence in different nations. The most notable ones being Turkey in Libya and Russia in Mali. This is a slow process which has begun and is like a train. It will be hard if not impossible for a waning power like France to stop. No one will have to "buy" themselves out of anything.
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  153. To be fair she is the crazy one for thinking you're crazy for pointing out a simple fact lol
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  154. @Brandon, I'm not making an argument for pro or anti abortion. I am going to make an argument against your logic though. You're essentially telling us that for a nation to move forward, they should never have the ability to undo well established procedures? That is like saying in order to change we must make sure things can't change.
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  155. There are close to 10 nations which share a language very similar to them. Azerbaijan being one.
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  156. After Gupta was exposed on the Joe Rogan show, it's hard to take anything he says seriously. It's simply theatrics these guys are far from behaving like "doctors"
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  157. The people of the North Caucasus are simply different. My grandfather was from there and he was the strangest man I've ever been around. Strange in a good way that is. He'd be the first person to help anyone in need but also the first person to knock out someone who's gotten out of line lol Dude was well into his 70s and still had the ability to physically intimidate people. He spent a lot more time with us than my other grandfather and would literally bend over backwards for us if we needed something. I miss my grandfather and the more I learn about where he is from and what kind of men that region breeds, the more it makes sense why he was so different than everyone else around us.
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  158.  @NenenRan  Embassies constantly host military leaders. How do you think embassies work?
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  159. Israel basically just saying "how dare you tell on us."
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  160.  @jasperreichardt  Oh he seems smart enough to realize Europe is riddled with Regimes. You know how you know when you have a regime and not a government? When that government has no trouble with policy most of the population is against. Which we see over and over and over again.
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  161.  @mikeg2491  perhaps it was just an observation at the airport Either way this is terrifying for Cyprus
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  162. I guess they've decided on the "final solution" to the 2.3 million people in the concentration camp.
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  163. Macron knocks on Aliyev's door. Macron: Hey Aliyev, we'd like to mediate your dispute with your neighbor. Aliyev: :confused look on his face: Who are you again? Macon: I'm the president of the regime in Paris. Aliyev: 🤣:slams door shut:
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  164. It can work if it's very targeted and what you gain is more than what you spend. Also it can be sustainable if you don't turn it into an entire industry feeding itself like here in America.
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  165. 500k? Seriously? Wow, that is a massive protest. Good for them, hopefully the authorities hear their voices.
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  166.  @bharat8096  In 1000 years China has not gone half way across the globe invading untold amounts of nations. Not saying they're great but to compare the two on this front is insanity.
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  167.  @chalke007  You don't like the west but somehow assume Palestinians fighting bak against being pushed into modern concentration camps means they're attacking people "because of religion" can almost make me guess where you're from. Indian? Or one of those really messy subcontinent nations. Not sure many other people can be this irrational. Please tell me I'm wrong.
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  168.  @alrxandersmiths242  The EU has no say in what Nato really does. You know why? No EU nation has a functioning military. So with that said, how exactly in the EU is going to invade them? They could probably fight off the entire EU invading them with half their army lol
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  169.  @Hasanaljadid  Not really. Different culture, different history, different genetic make up and different geography. There are some cultural similarities though due to the influence of a shared religion.
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  170. Too late. We're watching one of the most insane geopolitical blunders in our lifetimes.
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  171. I would imagine this is going to be an extremely short and tense meeting. We can pretty much guess how it is going to go. Blinkin: Hey Turkiye, can you help Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza by taking in some of the people who are going to be forced out. Fidan: We don't want those people moved out, so the answer is no. Blinkin: Hey Turkiye, can you tone down your language about Israel during these tense times. Fidan: We feel it is toned down, considered the mass war crimes they're committing. Fidan: As Turkiye we would also invite you to stop supporting terrorist organizations in Syria which are attacking us. Blinkin: No, I think I'll leave now. Fidan: Don't let the door hit you on your way out. This I'd bet is exactly how this meeting will go down.
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  172.  @napoleonfeanor  The things being looked at are long term geopolitical trends. Their economy doesn't seem like a long term issue. This is for what ever reason the ebb and flow of how things evolve there. They'll have 10 years of insane economic growth, 10 years of chaos and then another 10 years of insane economic growth. They had a similar situation like today in their economy from the late 1990s into the early 2000s where everything was going to hell with high inflation. Then after the mid 2000s their economy kicked into over drive for roughly 10 years where they had some of the highest growth rates in the world. For one reason or another it is simply how they do things. Don't think it will have any effect on their long term power projection.
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  173.  @ShaneHackworth-em1qq  The establishment will never allow it :O( They'll go after him just like they went after Trump, I'm not sure if Rand can survive that like Donald did.
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  174.  @thefriendlyapostate8290  Yup that is a very popular cliche in both nations. "Two states, one people"
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  175.  @reisabir7240  So you're saying this conflict has nothing to do with Israel invading another group of people's territory, slaughtering them like cattle and putting the survivors in a concentration camp for 2 decades? That is your argument? lol On a scale of 1-10, how insane are you?
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  176. 101phase, They no longer have a parliamentarian system like most of Europe. They're on the presidential system like France and America. So no coalitions in the executive branch. The president is the president until his term is up. What happened in Israel isn't really comparable to what is happening in Turkey. For starters Turkey isn't trying to institute a security state like Bibi is.
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  177. Does it really matter to 2 million people who've been stuffed in a modern concentration camp twice the size of my backyard? If someone came to my house, slaughtered half my family and shoved the rest of us in a shed in the backyard while we watch them have rave parties on the graves of our children. I'm not sure I'd act too rationally either if I ever got out of that shed.
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  178.  @Sara_S1007 nato or no nato, Israel simply cannot take the Turks on. Even the idea of it is ridiculous
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  179.  @la6136 as long as people are intellectually honest I will respect them even if I disagree with what they’re saying. In the vast majority of political discourse in America, intellectually honesty is lacking. Both on the right and left.
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  180.  @anthonymorris5084 every nation controls its own resources? Seriously? How often have you travelled to the global south? How much do you know about how their systems of organization work. Very few nations control their own resources. Go ask nations like Libya or Mali what happens when you try to control your own resources
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  181.  @born2live403  Most of Hamas's leaders are in Qatar.
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  182. AAAA good ol inflation, that hidden tax that kills the middle class. Good bye long term American economics welcome eastern European style economics. In 40 years our kids are going to be paying 500 dollars for a loaf of bread.
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  183.  @BorisStein ever heard of the boy who cried wolf?
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  184.  @jasperreichardt  Then you don't know what the word regime means. Violence doesnt' have to be involved. When you have a government that simply doesn't care what their people think or what they want. That is a regime. It also describes most governments in western Europe.
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  185.  @higherconsciousness21  Difference being they were invited because German needed the labor. Last I checked I don't remember Turkey inviting 5 million refugees because their industry needed workers. Germans have every right to stand up to their government who is allowing millions of illegal refugees into their nation. What they don't have a right to do is kick out the grandchildren of the people who were officially invited and went legally. That's just insane.
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  186. "Europe's mindset of European problems are the world's problems and the world's problems are not Europe's problems" is an extremely profound statement. Those days are over, you can't expect the world to grind to a halt anytime Europe is bothered by something. Other parts of the world have problems that need to be address, voices that need to be heard. Interests that need to be taken into account. The Eurocentric world order is over and Europe would be wise to realize this sooner rather than later or they'll simply be ignored and left behind by the rest of the world.
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  187. I find military conflicts intriguing and tend to follow them in detail. This specific conflict blew my mind, the level of cognitive dissonance from the Armenians was at terrifying levels. They were so convinced of their "racial" superiority that they completely and utterly ignored all the warning signs before this war. I also remember looking into their media outlets during the war and how they were basically saying "we're destroying the Azeris, they're about to give up." This kind of reporting went on until literally the day they surrendered. It's no wonder the Armenian public completely and utterly freaked out when they heard of the surrender. Convinced of their racial superiority and the media telling them stories of how they were winning obviously they were shocked when they heard of the surrender. A rational society would take lessons from mistakes like this but did the Armenians? Oh no, delving into conspiracy theories of how their government sold them out and lost this war on purpose are constantly swirling around. This region should not have been easy to attack and occupy and should have been extremely easy to defend. The terrain is a nightmare for any attacking army.
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  188.  @kayrayldrm2688  Yes this is also a huge selling point for the TB2. If I'm a country and I'm looking to purchase an attack drone, I'm more likely to go with a tried and tested model like the TB2. It's tested in Nagorno-Karabakh against highly sophisticated Russian air defense systems. It's tested in Syria against again Russian hardware. In Libya it's tested against a plethora of different defense systems. Yes some American models are much more high tech but again at what cost? I'd rather have 7 TB2s for the same price as one predator. As time goes on I'd imagine many nations will be lining up to get this machine.
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  189. The genocide has really exposed a lot of fault lines in America political discourse. I’m a conservative and I’m appalled at how quick a lot of these so-called conservatives turned woke over night when the issue was Israel. How free speech advocates turned into censorship cheerleaders at the drop of a hat. Goes to show how co-opted our society really is. I’m just sitting around shaking my head in disbelief. The most obvious one being Ben Shapiro. Went from “facts don’t care about your feelings to “my feelings don’t care about your facts” People are waking up though, I did. Not to mention that for the first time, I can respect the people of the far left for having the balls to massively protest this genocide. It is obvious now as a conservative that my real enemy isn’t the far left. It is the establishment, globalists and Zionists who use both of us to get what they want
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  190.  @dongately2817  Hard to find a place which was unfortunate enough to fall under Russian influence that isn't in chaos.
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  191.  @JohnAdams-qc2ju  The Bulk of the cost is the software. On a drone nothing is more important than the software which runs it, it's also the software which separates how effective these things are on the battlefield.
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  192.  @themax9913  If this were the case a French warship in the Aegean wouldn't have been completely locked out of it's own systems with it's captain pleading for help on the radio. Forced to leave the area with it's tail tucked between it's legs. I'm thinking you're overestimating French electronic warfare capabilities and underestimating what the Turks seem to have. Just sayin...
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  193. @Ironknee6879. That my friend was a Stalin special.
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  194. @MVS sick man of Europe? Are you referring to France?
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  195.  @myronlarimer1943  Yes but it's also on the strong in society to build mechanisms to protect the weak from these types of predators. No way a disabled person trying to work will be able to have the strength and stamina to deal with this type of physical confrontation. Crime is ever present in every society and has been this way since society existed. But rare are instances of societies where disabled people are attacked. Even criminals in most cases have had standards. This is how far we've devolved as a society.
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  196.  @ks-jo3nf  I'm fairly sure it wasn't Azerbaijan which illegally invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed half a million civilians. If Azerbaijan is evil, what does that make Armenia? Super duper uber evil?
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  197. Guy forgot to tell us how the SDF actually ethnically cleansed Kurds who don’t agree with them from north east Syria
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  198. @MS3300, Turkey was going to ratify Finland either way. The issue was Finland coupling their Nato bid with Sweden's. Now that Finland has come to their senses and decided to join Nato alone they won't have any issues. Sweden however, I wouldn't hold my breath. They wont' be joining anytime soon considering what they've done to the Turks.
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  199.  @emmanuelcalderon1982  I'd imagine the nearly half a million people ethnically cleansed when Armenian militia groups illegally seized the region would disagree with you. Or are you trying to sweep ethnic cleansing under the rug?
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  200. @Bishar Gellow Mahad, A lot of the drones in the video are better than the TB2, not just with payload either. But with that said you're right for going with the Bayraktar TB2 over all these drones due to the price/capability ratio. When price and expendability are added into the equation the Bayraktar TB2 is probably the best way to go.
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  201.  @dsadunnodudeish4535  You find the slaughter of 2.3 million people to be funny?
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  202. "If I don't steal your house someone else will" - Yakoob the Israeli settler. Quote of the century IMO.
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  203. Imagine murdering 40,000 children to stay out of jail.
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  204.  @DisneyCruiseShip  So says the person who still doesn't know who drags us into all these meaningless wars.
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  205. Finally the reality of France's actions in Africa are coming to light and this commentator is calling it "false information." lol
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  206.  @Chthonian121  Armenia's lobby power in America is about 1000x more than what the Azeris are able to muster with their money. The fact no one is covering this much has nothing to do with either. It is simply seen as a not so important region of the world and a conflict between two not so important nations.
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  207.  @alimaxamed3660  I don't consider it a country period. It is a strange entity which isn't sustainable.
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  208.  @markfriesen3513  Yea there are millions more of other ethnicities, I don't see us sending their nation billions upon billions in free money. It's all just so strange.
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  209. @anisa_ganae It is easy to shout such slogans as you did but I have a serious question for you. What exactly do you expect them to do? Take their huge army and march south with it? Do you have any idea what would happen if they did that? That immediately sparks WW3. If Turkey mobilizes and moves south there is no force in that region capable of slowing them down, there is literally no way Israel will be able to withstand that. There is no way America will be able to mobilize what is needed to stop that jagurnaught before it overruns Israel. So in a situation like this what do you think happens? Israel launches nukes. After that I'm sure you can guess what happens. Think through what you're saying here.
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  210. It's funny how on every other matter in this video they go out of their way to scream UN endorsed or internationally recognized. Yet when talking about Libya they just magically leave that part out of it. I literally lost all respect for this channel after watching this.
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  211. Same people who told us we had to occupy Afghanistan for 20 years, the people who told us Iraq had Nukes threatening America and that Libya would turn into a wonderful democracy once their leader was killed. Yea, those same people. Then they're confused why so many of us won't vote for establishment characters. Why we'll vote for a guy like Trump no matter what he says or does.
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  212.  @scepteredisle  74 million people and counting seem to disagree.
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  213.  @sandracasso8034  Why would Putin bother, he already got everything he wanted because Biden let Putin have his pipelines to Europe.
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  214.  @izzyc1570  Actually the Nazis aren't in the chat, they're in the white house.
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  215. @Emanuele Fioretino, it was the walls which made it difficult. Any group of motivated men would have been able to defend it.
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  216. This is one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen. Civilians being rounded up, stripped down, recorded and mocked. And this Israeli officials response is "well it is warm in the middle east so no problem." What the F........
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  217.  @drillxedit  No Idea but if I had to guess I doubt they teach it. Just like the Greeks don't teach how they ethnically cleansed anyone who wasn't Greek orthodox in the lands they recovered from the Ottomans. Especially when they invaded Anatolia, few civilians in villages their army went through survived. Or how with their support the majority group on Cyprus went on a massive ethnic cleansing spree on Cyprus in the 1960s and 70s. The cookie cutter cuts both ways.
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  218. They went after the guy who is on the apartheid regime's payroll. What part of that is confusing?
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  219. Their government officials have said everyone in Gaza is a target. So it isn't hard to believe this kind of behavior from the military force that has the record for the most war crimes of any current military.
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  220.  @sayjustwordstome occupier never has that right. Just like the British didn’t have a right to defend themselves in India
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  221.  @kaleidoscope3234  You mean the people who had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp? Those people? And people are shocked that after decades stuck in a brutal concentration camp they might get violent if they break out? Really? Your lack of empathy for the Palestinians (who are semitic) stuck in a concentration camp actually makes you the anti-semite.
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  222.  @ChanahsCreativeEdits  Does the reality of a statement change pending on who said it? Also there would be no North African migrants if France wasn't such a barbaric and belligerent nation.
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  223.  @angrymonkey6606  Held accountable for being stuffed into a concentration camp by an apartheid state? Good luck selling that argument.
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  224.  @jamesburnett3594  I don't remember claiming they weren't different wars. In fact I said they were quite different. So is that what you do? Make something up in your head, attribute to someone else and then try to debate what you conjured up? With that said, is your argument that people who you seem to think can't build a developed state should simply be ethnically cleansed and shoved into concentration camps? I'm trying to understand your argument here.
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  225. This guy should stand trial for war crimes
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  226.  @ommsterlitz1805  1. They weren't given independence. They took it. France never "gave" anyone independence. 2. What happened to them after was orchestrated. They were the first nation in that region to fight a war and win against a colonizer. The fear of the colonizers was that the movement would spread, so they had to be severely punished and punished for a very long time. A small Island surrounded colonies owned by nations who want to punish them, if you know anything about how economics work, it won't take a rocket scientist to figure out how that would end for them. But this isn't 100 years ago and France today is a 3rd rate power. They aren't going to be able to punish nations like they used to who try to stop France from robbing them. All they really have left is to funnel tons of money to terrorist organizations and give them operational intelligence to cause as much chaos as possible in these nations (which is what they're doing now.) Even that can only last so long. Without these vast colonies from which France extracts untold amounts of wealth from, France will collapse. Why do you think their ruling elite are losing their god damned minds right now.
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  227.  @honeyblu1586  I wonder if that horse identifies itself as a motorcycle. If so, they must let it drink oil.
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  228.  @Mystic-H  That is the crazy part. Their officials are literally spelling out their intentions in public. This isn't going to age well. Our great grandchildren are going to curse us over this.
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  229. More and more people are waking up to the reality of the situation
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  230.  @bitsbobs8613  a country that small, so many flights from one country will stick out. Especially if it is a headline making apartheid rogue regime
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  231.  @pranabkantinath9581  Then can you explain why Christians in the middle east inbreed like crazy where as Muslim in places like Albania, Bosnia, the North Caucasus, Western Turkey, Indonesia and all of Central Asia don't inbreed at all?
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  232. France's influence is dying fast. Even without Russian help to nudge it along, France will lose most of its neo colonies in the next decade. It will get to a point where the French won't be able to step foot in Africa in the next decade.
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  233. @Qernanded, I'm fairly sure Azerbaijan received zero military aid from Israel. Like all nations do, Israel sold weapons and Azerbaijan purchased them.
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  234. I don't see how this is news. From the start Turkey was quite clear about it's deal with Finland and Sweden. If Finland and Sweden don't hold up to the agreement they signed, Turkey will bring the Nato veto back on the table. That isn't a threat per say, that is essentially what all parties already agreed to.
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  235. @Mahadaalvi, I highly doubt Russia would openly attack a Turkish naval vessel in the Black Sea. If that escalated Russia's navy in the black sea would get wiped out. Russia's naval presence in the black sea is small and Turkey's navy would make quick work of them. Not to mention Russia wouldn't be able to reinforced it's Navy in the black sea because Turkey controls the straits into the Black Sea. I'm not sure if this would trigger WW3 though.
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  236.  @עידו-ה1ו  This isn't the 2000s, we're living in the age of information. Now we understand the term terrorist is used against anyone who fights back against colonialism and exploitation. "How dare those inferior people even contemplate fighting back." Is usually the mindset too. Those days are slowing coming to an end.
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  237. The host actually threatened Nelson after Nelson's comments about Palestinians. Telling him "is it wise to upset a segment of the population in America, which can lift the sanctions we put on the South African government." Again, pure and utter insanity.
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  238. Dude when those Turkish tanks start their steam roll, they don't tend to stop. Just the way it is. Like em or hate em, the fact is they have a terrifying military and they don't mind flexing that from time to time.
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  239.  @padmathalamarla8246  Merkel at least had some respect on the international stage. This new crop of EU leaders are getting laughed at even by random militia leaders. How far the EU has fallen.
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  240. I don't think they calculated this will destabilize anyone. It is difficult for many nations to keep an ambassador in a country who is in the middle of enacting their "final solution" on 2.3 million they've stuffed into a concentration camp.
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  241.  @glitterxmilk4164  I never even used twitter until Tucker started broadcasting there.
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  242.  @johnbradley6812 being raised in Australia he is probably too soft to enter that type of resistance force against a technologically advanced genocidal force like Israel. Not to those battle hardened resistance groups would never trust him to let him in. What you’re saying reeks of insanity
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  243.  @kyorkdabbagh7759  Well all evidence points to the fact the Azeris aren't behaving like Armenians. When the Armenians invaded and occupied this region they savagely ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. When the Azeris took this place back only a few dozen civilians died. Big difference
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  244.  @emanuelefiorentino8831  That city had been defended many times against larger armies with fewer men. If what you are saying is true, the defenders would not have been as confident as they were and the attackers not nearly as nervous. People fail to realize how impregnable those walls seemed for the attack technology of the time. The defenses of that city were a technological marvel and the entire planet knew about it. To lose that city to the technology of that time a lot of things had to happen. 1. The defenders had to screw everything up. 2. The attackers not only needed massively overwhelming force but also the perfect tactics and strategy to pull it off. Both these things happened and the attackers still had a hard time pulling it off. That is how powerful the engineering of the defenses of that city were.
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  245. The fact the government is even debating this type of nonsense shows that we're turning into an irrational society.
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  246.  @alexaghajanov3985  So let me get this straight. Over 100 years ago another country did something horrible to the Armenians. Yet for some reason you believe it gives them to right to invade someone else's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse over half a million civilians? Are you insane?
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  247. Kamala is so detached from the reality of this situation that it is terrifying. Does she really think she can win an election after being the VP of an administration which has taken part in the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2. Seriously? She is lucky she isn't at the Hague standing for crimes against humanity.
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  248. @indadeeqmahmud5916 So you expect people to just ignore crimes? Are you serious? What kind of ridiculous argument is that? If you were getting stabbing your saying I shouldn't help you because I'm not perfect myself? What kind of insanity is that?
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  249.  @Kurdem03  His entire argument is that there isn't enough evidence either way. The lack of evidence is what makes the argument true, not the evidence itself. lol
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  250. Their position is so ridiculous that even the arguments come off like a spoof or a circus act.
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  251.  @GodProTheMostProGamerEverNot  This is the new feminism. What rational people would see as radical. It's gone mainstream. Simply saying feminism is enough to get the point across.
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  252.  @unbreakable7633  The hatred and violence is mostly one sided. Stemming from the colonialists who just showed up and said this is ours, leave or die. The other side is merely defending themselves from this genocidal onslaught. Giving this moral equivalency is as ridiculous as blaming the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face on par with how much you blame the rapist. Your argument is not only demonstrably false it is ridiculous.
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  253. They're actually extremely predictable to anyone paying attention.
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  254.  @rojavabashur6455  Scrolling down the comments section I see you around over and over again spamming. It's quite surreal.
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  255.  jdarcy1862  Who are mostly underground in tunnels. How many of those fighters have died? Barely any, all the IDF has been doing is targeting women and children. You can't point to another war in modern history with a civilian/combatant kill ratio like this. Nothing even remotely close to this. In the Ukraine Russia war lose to 700,000 combatants have died compared to about 6 thousand civilians. In Gaza roughly 600 combatants of died compared to about 12,000 civilians. That is an insane ratio. You can't have a ratio like this unless you're actively trying to slaughter women and children.
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  256. They aren't used to being challenged. It is shocking and insulting to them.
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  257.  @dggmn2109  I don't think I need to be the sole person who believes our foreign policy establishment is unreliable. A large chunk of American voters (who pay their bills btw) also feel this way. I'd imagine you'd also find a hard time finding the governments of many nations who don't agree with this assessment as well. So no, I don't need to go ask the Russians to tell me almost everyone on this planet seems to already know. Time for you to join the party champ.
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  258. He is a dude using Tucker's name to get views. It worked, it got me here lol But it also backfired, after watching this I don't think I'll ever click on another one of his videos ever again. It was basically a shallow childish rant about why he thinks he deserves the amount of views Tucker had because his production is better lol
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  259. The fact they didn't have to deal with a civilization destroying colonization is probably one of the main reasons they're by far the most advanced nation in that part of the world.
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  260.  @jlldndjd  To be fair it's nice to have a person who actually has a thought to begin with.
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  261.  @robhavilandhaviland8995  Sadly we have no one to blame but ourselves. We as a society took what we had for granted, not knowing how rare it is and more importantly how fragile it is. :O(
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  262. @Marc Andrassy You don't know much about this channel do you?
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  263.  @markjones3213  Actually they do. There are neighborhoods which have bus lines only Jews are allowed to use. Do a little research man before spouting insanity. Not only is Israel an apartheid state, it is demonstrably an apartheid state. Just take a look at their laws.
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  264.  @legiopatrianostra4702  Maybe that is why their society isn't collapsing like most EU nations. So lucky for them, for not being in "europe"
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  265.  @mdsabahuddin8251  Not wanting to be harassed is not racist. Is "racist" the new catch phrase people use when they don't have a proper argument? Just throw that word out there and all is fine right? Even if it makes absolutely zero sense.
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  266. @Michael Stergides, Bro I'm an American who has lived part time in Turkey since the late 1990s and I still can't pronounce this dude's name. So yea, I'll give TLDR a pass on this one 🤣🤣 It's a tough one.
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  267.  @joez7407  Yes they stole it. The people there from 2,000 BC were semitic people, indigenous to the region. The people now claiming it are Europeans who don't have one ancestors to that region. That would be like me converting to the religion of a native Indian tribe, then invading texas and throwing all the people there in concentration camps claiming I own this land from 2,000 years ago. Did you even think through your argument? It is completely and utterly unhinged.
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  268. Truth be told that has yet to be seen. This is a region where nations switch sides and alliances like soccer players switch teams.
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  269.  @RealLifeLore  How about the false narratives you drew by omitting key facts?
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  270. They're going to realize courage isn't something you buy at a store with your money. They're in a lot of trouble.
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  271.  @ataab9861  If you bury your emotions and biases and look at the situation rationally I'd imagine it's the opposite. There are literally more Azerbaijani people living in in northern Iran than actually live in Azerbaijan. This is not a sustainable situation for Iran and Northern Iran one way or another in the future will be incorporated into Azerbaijan. I'm not saying this is a good thing or a bad thing, I'm indifferent to it. What I am saying is that this is the most rational and likely scenario in the long term.
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  272. To understand France's role in Africa we also need to take into account the economic exploitation of these nations by France. France has been a force for destabilization in every African nation in which it wields influence. Anytime it's economic order is threatened France causes instability, civil strife and in many cases coups to safeguard their interests. This is a terrible situation especially for a region trying to climb out of instability and poverty. This is literally one of my favorite youtube channels and I watch it religiously. But once in a while it really misses the mark like in this video and the Armenia/Azerbaijan conflict. I don't think he does it on purposes as he mainly uses sources and propaganda talking points from the occupying side.
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  273. Well they have homemade weapons they're making in their garages. But since the IDF is trained to kill unarmed civilians, even men with homemade weapons are giving them a hard time.
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  274. Not sure India is capable of this high tech engineering yet. They'd be better off just buying them until they figure it out.
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  275. They're probably studying the part where one side surrendered. That is usually the part of war the French military is generally interested in lol
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  276.  @gemmad-m3083  Bot?
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  277.  @markcasila8310  So a nation buying an air defense system is out of "spite" nothing to do with the fact they need an air defense system right? lol Wow that's convenient for your talking point. A bit ridiculous but still convenient.
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  278. But what is shocking is that the people doing this have been stuck in a concentration camp for 16 years using homemade weapons. That is shocking.
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  279.  Rita Roork  Are we still the superpower of the world? Yes. By as large as margin as we were 20 years ago? Again resounding no.
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  280. @Farren Rohana, they still won't care or will they be made to care. How much did they care about releasing Covid onto the world which caused so much more damage to the world than this rocket?
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  281. Yes absolutely nothing to worry about when France and Germany have serious, seemingly insurmountable disagreements. What could go wrong right? lol
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  282. I'm not exactly sure anyone who followed the war in 2020 would call the new Azeri army "inept." This is a highly mountainous area which no one thought could be taken easily. They literally did it in 44 days with very few casualities while blowing up an untold amount of Russian air defense systems. It's essentially a small nation with a small military (in global terms) but calling them inept is pretty ridiculous. Especially considering what they just did.
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  283.  @zovalentine7305  I also forgot to add a third very important demonstrably true fact. Gaza is also the longest lasting concentration camp in human history.
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  284. Not just him, there is a sea of that type. But yea Ben seems the greatest and most obvious offender of this fraud claim. You’d have to turn your brain off to not see how much of a fraud Ben turned out to be. To think I used to be a fan of Ben.
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  285.  @DJGra-jy711  Considering most people of that age group and lower feel this way, hard to imagine it is a bot.
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  286. @@fleshnbone187 I'm an America and I agree with your post. We forced this situation and now it's going to come back and blow up in our faces.
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  287.  @g1u2y345  A lot like maps proliferating around Greece which shows Turkey's entire western coast as part of Greece? The difference being their national map is possible for them.
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  288. The ruling elite got very good at playing with language to sell an idea. This guy is merely learning from that. I’m not sold on socialism (at least not for every society. But calling it economic democracy is a pretty slick move for people who advocate for it
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  289.  @uriahthehittite1672  Russians were invited for the internationally recognized government of Syria. Their presence is not illegal under international law.
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  290.  @karleone28 norm stays in the realm of reality. Those who reject reality are obviously triggered by reality.
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  291. I'm no fan of this guy but I have an interesting prospective on that country considering I'm born in and live in the United States but spend 4 months of every year in Turkey. I just find it odd how our media portrays this guy as a dictator when in reality from what I've seen there is more freedom in Turkey than here in the United States. Which is a sad state of affairs because Turkey isn't what I'd call a bastion of freedom. But sadly these days it doesn't take much to be freer than America. 😢😢
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  292.  @christinemarshall1366  Apartheid is a phrase coined in south Africa with a very specific definition. Today's south African leaders who actually lived under official Apartheid tell us that what Israel does is a more brutal form of apartheid. Proving Apartheid isn't actually difficult to do, all you have to do is open up Israel's laws and take a look. They literally have laws on the books where your rights depend on your ethnicity. Palestinians and Jews have different marriage laws. They have different laws pertaining to where they can and can't buy land. They have different laws on family reunification. I can write 100s of paragraphs on this but you get the point. It isn't only an apartheid state. It is demonstrably so, just look at their laws.
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  293. I'm surprised he cared enough to show up. Might have something to do with elections looming.
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  294. I was going to give this channel a try. But did this lady just seriously claim that the only apartheid regime on the planet is a democracy? Seriously? 🤣🤣
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  295. To be fair Ukraine only had a handful of these drones. These drones are made to be shot down, what makes them successful is blowing up billions of dollars worth of equipment before being shot down. Which Ukraine's Bayraktar drones did. Ukraine simply didn't have many of them. Either way that drone is outdated. It's 2 perhaps 3 generations behind what that company is currently putting out.
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  296. I don't agree, the standard the occupier is held to is always different than the standard those occupied are held to. It would literally be like blaming a rape victim for scratching the face of her attacker.
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  297. I wonder if the mainstream media ever saw military action they didn't like. Mr. Biden if you want to protect US servicemen in that region, bring them home.
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  298.  @ttttttttttttttttist  If you googled the definition of genocide and matched it with open comments of Israeli officials. It is fairly clear what is going on. Most cases of genocide are hard to prove because you have to prove intent which is very difficult. In this case you don't have to work hard to prove intent, Israeli official are literally spelling it out in public what their intentions are.
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  299.  @dannieee333  All this has been hiding in plain sight all these years. More and more people are starting to look at the reality of the situation. It isn't an easy pill to swallow but it needs to be done. The fact we're the bad guys hit me like a truck pretty bad too about 15 years ago. If this was star wars, we're the Empire. And a lot of us unknowingly were made to be storm troopers for the empire in our younger years :O( Spilling blood all for the sake of an apartheid state that runs the world's only concentration camp. Sad situation really.
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  300.  @selena5905  Do our research and vote wisely. For too long have we simply been lulled to sleep voting in people who do not have our interests at heart.
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  301.  @colonelfredpuntridge8799  That would be all well and good if every person in his exact position were treated the same way under the law.
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  302.  @mgg7756  He isn't looking for friends, he is pointing out an obviously painful truth. That people half way across the world are willing to take action which will hurt them personally just to do the right thing and how he doesn't see this action from his own people in his own region. He isn't wrong. The public in many Arab nations simply isn't willing to do what is necessary to put the pressure needed on their governments. This has nothing to do with looking for allies.
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  303.  @elenal2012 which oddly enough makes it safer in a situation like this
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  304.  @easternperspective0244  If the west sends long range Ballistic missiles into Ukraine then the Russians will invade for sure. That is the entire fear that Ukraine will be used as a base at their doorstep. They will invade before those missiles are operational. That's literally the worst idea I've heard in a while.
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  305. As soon as Biden got elected most rational people could have seen this coming a mile away. I'm shocked it took this long. I wonder which nation we're going to push for regime change in next?
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  306.  @Not_From_Holland  So this is how you rationalize the wholesale ethnic cleansing of nearly 800,000 civilians? Do all ethnic cleansing deniers use the same guidebook or something? Your version of events seems oddly similar to when the Turks blame the Armenians for the Armenian genocide. I see you've been taking lessons from them.
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  307. @Iansfriszt7767 After seeing how Ukraine played out and the massive amounts of munitions shortages, it would make sense for nations to start spamming these types of low cost/fast production products. It especially makes sense for a nation with a huge population pool that simply can't train all those soldiers for high tech jobs like fighter jets or tanks. You throw them into these things and say "go get em tiger."
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  308.  @g1u2y345  I'd imagine the Ukrainians would rather the Turks have Crimea than Russia lol
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  309.  @SirenWtf  Saudi Arabia takes in refugees? Seriously? No they don't, unless you're counting the people they bring in to use for slave labor. It would be nice if you checked your facts. Defending one of the most evil regimes on the planet is a bad look.
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  310.  @radio9730  Yea because 4 thousand troops were really going to march on Moscow and bring about anarchy right? lol
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  311.  @proud_greek223  Or maybe because I'm not a Greek or Turk I can look at the situation without bias?
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  312.  @jasperreichardt  Just because I'm from country X doesn't mean I'm wrong does it? Shooting the messenger because you can't tackle the message kind of proves my point doesn't it? The fact you think your regime in Paris cares what you think shows who is ignorant.
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  313.  @dggmn2109  What in the world is Artsakh? Is that a city in Iraq or something?
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  314. @cedricfromtheeast1. By the time Anatolia depopulates, there wont' be any Greeks left to reconquer it. Unfortunately Greece's demographic death is outpacing Turkey's by about 50 years.
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  315. @Hottuna, I went full vegan for 3 years. No one knew except my wife.
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  316.  @AdA-rl4eo  Syria was destroyed by armed groups armed, trained and heavily funded by Nato members. I understand you don't have a good relationship with facts.
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  317. International law says they don't.
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  318.  @shuttlespace04  That would be a ridiculous thing for them to do. See these people aren't refugees because they don't want to leave. If Saudi did what you're asking technically they'd be complicit in helping Israel with ethnic cleansing. Which will eventually be reviewed by the international court of justice. Eventually it will get there.
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  319.  @biorig  If he is talking about volume like you said, then his statement isn't untrue. What do you think the term untrue actually means?
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  320. No America isn't trying to drag India into this. Nor does India have any interest of being dragged into this. It would be smart for India to take the same stance on the issue as the rest of the global south. To not be isolated from their biggest trading partners.
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  321. The way the evacuation of the civilians from northern Gaza was not only a fiasco but also a farse. They were told to evacuate to a specific spot in the south. Then the road used to evac was bombed by a plane and 70 people trying to get out were killed. Then some people who did get south realized the area they evacuated to was also being bombed by planes. So put yourself in the shoes of a person who was told to evac. 1. You're probably going to get targeted while getting out. 2. Where you're going is getting bombed as well. So would you rather ride out the bombs in your own house? Or get bombed somewhere else where you have no place to sleep? Again Israel telling these people to leave was a complete and utter P.R. stunt so the media would have some form of rationalization when people get slaughtered. You can't tell people to leave, then start targeting people who are trying to leave. This is going to be really really ugly. Perhaps even ugly to a point where people cheering it on will be cursed by their grandchildren over it because history will not judge us well on this. The narrative is going to be 2.3 million people stuffed into a concentration camp for 16 years, they break out and lash out once and then the people who put them into the concentration camp go into the concentration camp for the "final solution." That is how history is going to read this and it is already how the vast majority of the planet is viewing it right now. The stain on the reputation of nations involved is not something which is going to wash off easily, nor am I some far left wing crazed lunatic saying this, I've been voting Republican since my 20s.
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  322. Lebanon isn’t going to be erased any time soon
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  323.  @jasperreichardt  How does that change the fact the government literally doesn't care what policies it's people are for or against. Regimes can be violent or non violent. They tend to be non violent unless their existence is threatened. One day your regime in Paris will feel threatened and you'll be shocked how they react.
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  324.  @Tchowdaryuppuluri  Living peacefully? People in the West bank are being slaughtered like cattle everyday be settlers. What in the world r u talking about.
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  325. Not all western nations. Look at Ireland as one example.
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  326.  @rudrakshsinghkatal5609  There are very few groups of people on this planet who randomly defecate in the middle of a street. Even the poorest nations, even nations from 1000s of years ago put some thought into the sanitation of their bodily fluids. So unless I'm from India or a surrounding nation with the same culture a India (Pakistan, Bangladesh so on and so forth) there is no chance I defecate in the street. However I'd imagine some guy named Rudraksh Sighn Katal has a very high probability of doing so. You know I'm right.
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  327.  @Dan-zu5fd  They're not asking people and individuals of certain ethnic groups to leave. They're asking governments who are plundering their resources to leave.
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  328.  @egeaydn2794  I'd imagine the vast majority of people making statements pro Canal and anti Canal have no idea what they're talking about. The pro canal people are only pro canal because they're pro AKP. The anti canal people are only anti canal because they're anti AKP. This canal for better or worse will affect the nation far more than any short sighted political belief either side currently has. I don't know enough about the canal to know if it's a good thing or bad thing. What I do know that a project this large should be discussed with some intellectual honestly which I simply don't see. You strike me as the kind of person who would be for this canal if your "tribe" was in power.
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  329. @Lee Haseley, I'm shocked that you're shocked. Australia since it's inception has been and will probably always be the most destabilizing factor in that entire region.
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  330. I think Sweden is toast, Finland should probably apply for membership on their own. They should get in easily. Finland is actually the one geographically important for Nato anyway.
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  331.  @larryc1616 you can’t tariff a country you don’t trade with genius. If you have sanctions on them and refuse to trade with them, what will you place tariffs on genius
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  332. @@readors Who are "they" exactly? You do realize most of the people in Israel are European stock right? They aren't semites nor were they exiled from anywhere. Just a bunch of eastern Europeans who happened to have converted to that religion. So again, tell me who is in exile again?
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  333. Another hit piece by France 24, well played France 24. If nothing I can count on you for consistency in drawing false narratives. Well played....
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  334. @CallMeDesdanova To be fair it does take nerves of steel when every you go people are yelling that you should be arrested and accusing you of the worst crimes since WW2. It takes a special kind of evil to have to listen to all that and continue with the crimes. So yes he has nerves of steel (which isn't a good thing in this case)
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  335. 20 years ago no nation would dare speak like that in an official setting. It goes to show you what these globalists have done to America and it's image around the world. Now we have 4 more years of these establishment figures.
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  336.  @janinaclarke3265  Funny, the Germans used to say the same thing about this guy with a funny looking moustache.
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  337.  @coreyowens4201  Yes all while our grandchildren will be living in poverty under an authoritarian regime.
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  338. @123 Jay, I find it insane that the bolder the lies get the more people tend to believe it. It's surreal watching this all unfold. The elites think the people are morons and unfortunately I have a sneaking suspicion they're probably right.
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  339. Seems like the need for reform isnt' the problem. It's the strong arm tactics of the regime in Paris that seems to be the real issue. It isn't only this issue either where the people are fed up with the regime in Paris ignoring the people's will, it might end up being the straw that broke the camel's back. The French people started to finally get the wake up call they no longer live in a democracy when their government (against it's own people's will) started flooding France migrants. France which was always famous for democracy is now nothing more than an authoritarian state which is really good at pretending it's democratic. The reality is the French people have very little say over what their government does and they've only started to realize that. The regime in Paris is quite powerful.
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  340. France's issue isn't simply failed foreign policy. France's issue is lack of power on the international stage. Their policy makers simply haven't come to terms with the fact that they're a 3rd rate power now.
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  341. Promised by who?
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  342. @Aditya Kelkar My statement would ring true in the 1800s, 1900s,2022 and probably 100 years from now.
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  343.  @AhmedIbrahim-is2qk  Happened every other day when Iraq was occupied by coalition forces.
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  344. I don't think they really care what you did or didn't "go by." They're going to ram it down your throats either way. Welcome to the world of real politik.
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  345.  @loriredding2052  Here in the west maybe. Both most Starbucks and McDonalds in the middle east are empty. As far as Iphones, those are quite easy to boycott in many nations as well because the Chinese have a suitable and affordable replacement. So they are living without right now and I don't foresee them going back to those products. I don't even live in the middle east and I got rid of my iphone and got a Samsung. Starbucks and McDonalds I don't have to worry about as I don't consume their products anyway.
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  346.  @sandsofthesea6218  It is interesting how a much of people stuffed into a concentration camp can launch such a successful military operation against one of the best funded and most technically advanced militaries in the world. Not to mention that little strip of land is literally the most surveilled piece of property on the entire planet. A bird can't take a dump there without being recorded.
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  347. @hanwust6972. This isn't surprising when you have an army who's main training isn't to fight a war but to kill civilians.
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  348.  @Woeisme2  We'll see how this "modern monetary theory" works out going forward. I'd imagine it isn't going to be pretty. There are certain rules almost gravity like, if you do certain things you're not going to be able walk away from the consequences. Modern economic theory is basically just a way to put off that consequence.
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  349.  @johnthepalm  100% true. 20 years from now people are going to pull out videos like this and teach kids in school how you manufacture consent for some of the most unspeakable acts humans can do.
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  350.  @panklo05  A massive counter attack, taking 10s of thousands of prisoners and pushing an invading army into the sea is the definition of a battlefield win.
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  351.  @harveybc Few people have resentment for Jews or the Chinese diaspora for their success. People have a problem with Zionism, concentration camps, apartheid and genocide.
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  352. @Tfhmobil, Because the illegal militia groups which they funded ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s. I'd imagine they feel their victim will behave the same way in victory they did.
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  353. If Mr. Takis's parents and their friends didn't decide to go full Adolf Hitler and try to slaughter every single member of a small minority group on the island, I'd imagine Mr Takis wouldn't have these issues. It is sad if you think about it.
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  354. Excellent comment @Fuadrahaman7040
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  355. Our grandchildren are going to curse us for this. I don't think most of our fellow Americans truly don't understand what the fallout from this is going to be. We're going to end up like the Germans perpetually shamed by the world over this for decades upon decades. This stain won't wash off easily.
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  356. This is quite literally one of the most insane and surreal geopolitical blunders I've ever witnessed in my entire life. You have a foreign policy which could lead to war at any minute? Is that sustainable? Well it is if you have a huge state willing to act like a buffer for you. In case of an all out conflict the Russian military is the only thing standing between Azeri tanks and Yerevan. Turning your back on your protector without having ironed out everything with your adversary to a point they are no longer an adversary is nothing short of madness. Does the government in Armenia think European nations are going to aid them in a war? Do they not understand that even if they wanted to they do not have the logistical capability of doing so? The next argument is America will take on the role of protector. There are two major issues with this. 1. One would America actually go through the headache of doing this? What would they get in return? 2. Even if they were willing to take on this challenge, how exactly would they actually get a military force into the region to help Armenia? Would they build up forces in Russia? Iran? Through Turkey? Or through the straits that Turkey controls? Fact of the matter is if Armenia wants to continue it's currency foreign policy, Russia is really the only power which can shield them. So the question is on the table. Is the Armenian government the dumbest government on the planet? Or is there something going on which we don't know, like him being a Soros puppet who doesn't really care if his country is destroyed? Or is it simply a matter of Armenia's body politic being heavily influenced by people who don't actually live there and who won't have to live with the consequences of this decision? (Diaspora) I'm literally at a loss to even try to understand this insanity. The Azeris must be licking their chops right now, with Erdogan in the backround confused as to how this gift was given to him.
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  357. She cares about what is being taught to her children. OMG what a witch right?
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  358. Bro they were Serbs. What do you expect.
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  359.  @brianredmond4919  Really, you're going to claim all 2 billion of them are saying this? That would be like me saying because the Likud party things Palestinians should be ethnically cleansed all Jews feel this way? This is insanity.
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  360. The level of courage these guys are showing. Stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. Low on water and food and fighting one of the most technologically advanced military forces on earth. And actually hurting them. It's insane to watch.
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  361.  @E2Dima  Netanyahu I guess learned that being a grunt is not good. Which is why his son is off on a beach in Miami while poor young Israelis have to fight. As far as the rest of your post, are you saying that because bad things were done in the past that bad things should be done today? Is that your argument? You're basically saying I can come to your house and shoot you in the head. Because some guy 100 years ago also did it so it is fine if I do it too? I love your logic.
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  362.  @throckmorton4673  No they actually don't when they have signed treaties that they won't in specific areas. You sign treaties and break treaties while using islands up the coast of another nation as weapons and you're shocked they're not happy? I'm not saying you should or shouldn't be aggressor against your neighbor or that you should or shouldn't be breaking treaties you signed. Greece is a sovereign nation and they're free to do as they wish. What I am saying is don't be shocked or play the victim when your neighbor reacts to this.
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  363.  @ericjohnson7234  They don't have to do anything for it to happen. If an area empties out due to demographic collapse and there is adjacent area which is in demographic rise, you will see a movement of people into the area which has been emptied out. However I'm not sure this will happen because it's assuming Turkey's birthrate won't fall below replacement level in the next 100 years. Again that is a big if. The Balkans will surely face a HUGE population shortage in 100 years there is no way around that. They're at a point where demographic collapse is not reversible. However the Turks aren't that far behind with their own pending demographic collapse. It's more likely that in 200 years Turkey and the Balkans will be overrun by Arabs who are still breeding like it's going out of style lol
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  364.  @aevans-jl9ym  So you're saying what happened in some random country across the globe somehow excuses one group of taking another people's piece of land, slaughtering their children and sticking them into modern concentration camps? Is that your argument? I get what you're trying to do here but you have to realize but the position you're trying to defend is nearly impossible to defeat and you have more than an uphill climb here.
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  365.  @terrydunn261 you seriously going to blame a bunch of dudes who’ve had their land stolen, children murdered and the survivors stuffed into the world’s only concentration camp? You must be a bot.
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  366.  @phoenix007ism  To be fair it looks like Israel already lost. Regardless of the outcome. Getting embarrassed like that by a bunch of guys in sandals who've been stuck in a concentration camp for 16 years making weapons in their basement was not a good look for them.
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  367. You’re not the only one Randy. The day you realize we’re the bad guys is a tough pill to swallow. Nor am I a bleeding heart liberal. Lifelong conservative.
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  368. That trend is going to slow down considering Europe is slowly collapsing. Not too long from now forget people wanting to go there, you're going to have Europeans trying to get out. Essentially the only people you have going over there now are people who have zero clue about the world with no idea where Europe is headed and how hard their children's lives are going to be in Europe in 40 years.
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  369.  @ouache  A lesson in that you shouldn't be invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Also some historical claim to land does not make ethnic cleansing, illegal invasions and war crimes okay.
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  370.  @evanstential  These shows will never allow anyone on who forms an actual opinion on their own. Only people who are really good at reading from the pre-approved script.
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  371. He would probably like to but I'm not sure if the entrenched establishment would allow him. Trump likes to talk a good game about draining the swamp but the reality is, it would take 5 or 6 presidents just like Trump back to back to make any dent in the swamp. Especially when it comes to the foreign policy establishment.
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  372.  @peterpeterpeter6315  I don't take sides in this debate but I will say one thing. If you believe there are only 50 guys from Nato on the ground in Ukraine, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean beach front property in Ohio I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price.
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  373.  OVERHAND  So that somehow gives Armenia the right to invade their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and slaughter civilians? Is that what you're saying? France is older than Australia, according to your logic France can go over there and slaughter everyone in Australia? I'm not sure if you got the memo but slaughtering people is frowned upon these days.
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  374.  @Mo-np1me  The biggest supporter of Israel in the middle east is the UAE then Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Turkey hasn't done what was expected of it for the Palestinians and I'm their number one critic on this issue. But to sit there with a straight face and claim they're Israel's biggest supporter in the middle east is not only demonstrably false, it is also an insane thing to say which flys in the face of all reality and facts. Lets try to be a little more realistic please.
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  375. Does this guy seriously think anyone is believing anything he is saying? Two state solution? They've been parroting that for well over 40 years. Yet have done everything in their power to prevent it.
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  376. Obey or be punished right? EU=Soviet Union 2.0
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  377. How many times will Germany shoot itself in the foot?
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  378. @Tanner KG, Yup you see exactly where this is headed. If Russia does go into Ukraine the financial flood gates of arming Ukraine will open. You know who will fit the bill and who will reap the rewards. Millions of Ukraine lives destroyed? Who cares. Middle class Americans falling into poverty? Even better, they'll be too busy trying to survive to pay attention to what the elites are doing.
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  379. When one side refuses to live up to the terms of the ceasefire, I'd imagine said ceasefire will be extremely fragile.
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  380.  @margitwes6495  they aren’t going to fully get away with it this time. Especially not globally. The vast majority of the planet knows exactly what is going on.
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  381. The donors holding Trumps leash won’t allow it
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  382. This is more entertainment than actual reality. Half of the narratives he crafted were outright wrong.
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  383. Most Americans can easily sympathize with what they're going through. Looking at the comments section it's mostly far left Europeans from places like France and Germany doing the judging. Although I would love to see how they would react if a group number close to 10% of their population suddenly showed up in their country.
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  384. Actually they're doing nothing smiliar to what the Amenians did to them in the 1990s. Armenia invades Nagarno Karabakh in the 1990s: Ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan reinvades Nagarno Karabakh in 2020: 20 civilians die. Nothing near the same thing.
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  385.  @sendryuti596  Double standards for sure. If there weren't double standards Netanyahu and the entire Israeli government would be dragged into international court in handcuffs.
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  386.  @mikem683  He is a spokesmen for an apartheid state. The first question on the job application is "how evil are you?" If you don't answer "as evil as it gets." You won't get the job lol
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  387. This was bound to happen. Geo-politics always wins in the end.
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  388.  @JohnZoetebier  Every few years they simply change the way they compile the numbers to keep the "official" inflation number lower. If we actually used the same equation we used in the late 1970s, right now inflation is at around 39% in the United States.
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  389. Is it just me or does the EU feel like a modern Soviet Union?
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  390. You'd have to look at their historical performance to understand their strange economy. They have a crazy boom and bust cycle. 10 years stagnation followed by 10 years of explosion. These ebbs and flows haven't effected their geo political expansion. Nor will it effect it long term.
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  391. Cyprus is a cautionary tail of why ethnic cleansing can never lead to anything good.
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  392.  @draganlj7782  You're basically repeating what I said. But if you read the comments section or watch the video people are shocked, which is quite ridiculous. I'm thinking you didn't read my post, or you simply didn't understand it.
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  393.  @b3arwithm3  That's all well and good and something most know. Although I fail to understand how that has anything to do with the comment I was responding to. Also groups of people not liking each other and having a tribal mentality isn't simply 15 century, it's a trait that is alive and well in most places. And the few places where it isn't present, it's just beneath the surface and can resurface at anytime. This is a human trait stemming from the way we've evolved. The reason it's worse in the middle east probably has a lot to do with the genetic damage from thousands of years of inbreeding.
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  394. He doesn't realize no one is afraid of him or his mickey mouse army.
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  395.  @ProudCitizen80  Facts are facts bro nor do facts care about your feelings.
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  396. @Bulla5078. This is true. But on the flip side at least Chinese people can walk down the streets, cross train tracks and walk on beaches without having to jump over human waste ever 5 feet.
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  397. I’m a huge fan of this channel and watch it religiously, especially for content about the war in Ukraine. With that said his coverage of the Palestinian/Israel conflict has not been of the same quality as the Ukraine conflict. Usually he brings facts and throws them on the table for us, which is fantastic. When covering the war in Gaza he seems to spend more time qualifying everything. Is it fear of being censored or demonetized? Unfortunately it is not as easy to watch. I could not watch more than 11 minutes of this. Just listening to him struggle to find the perfect words and fumble around so as not to say the wrong thing is quite annoying. I’ll be back for the Ukraine videos, his Israel/Palestine are nearly useless
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  398.  @zvibrunner596 what the guy said is demonstrably true. That is like me saying “the world is not flat” And you responding “Stop agreeing with Hamas” You’re literally admitting to the world you have no argument against what was said.
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  399. Can you explain to me what it is you think they should do? Mobilize their huge army and march south?
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  400.  @Nicolas-ir9xy  It is a prison when you're only allowed to leave with permission. It's a prison where everything going in is checked by the warden. It is a prison where anything you do you need permission from the jailers. Prisons also get truckloads in to feed people who have no way of feeding themselves BECAUSE THEY'RE IN PRISON. You talking about how many trucks in aid go in there doesn't prove it isn't a prison. Any idea how many trucks of food you'd need to feed 2 million prisoners each year? You're literally trying to convince people the earth is flat. It's a hard argument to make. You're tryin though lol
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  401. @user-pr2hu8fk2t To be fair he is nowhere as big a traitor as his great grandfather was. Although he is trying real hard to catch up.
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  402. It’s a sad day, the day you figure it out. I remember well when it dawned upon me
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  403.  @throckmorton4673  I'd imagine that is how most nations would react if you start using islands as weapons so close to another nation's shores. Either way I have no horse in this race. If these two nations want to go to war over this that is their call. I just find the weaker nation being the aggressor here to be surreal.
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  404.  @saattlebrutaz  It seems a bit late for all that don't you think?
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  405.  @mattypants  Yea and gravity doesn't exist either. It's a social construct. Right?
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  406. Not only is she running for president she is screaming at the top of her lungs that we should spark WW3. Scary times.
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  407. Amy understands. She also understands she doesn't want to get canceled. There is certain rhetoric the gestapo like thought police forces on people. Certain lines it forces people to regurgitate no matter how ridiculous. Anyone who thinks we live in a free society hasn't been paying attention.
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  408.  @jasperreichardt  The fact you're suffering from cognitive dissonance is quite interesting.
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  409.  @SAarumDoK  You should try to get the poor African nations whom you keep in poverty to wave at you first.
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  410.  @powasjington4262  I'm not sure they are "doing what is necessary to secure world peace." They are, acting in line with their interests like most other nations.
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  411.  @radio9730  They don't seem overrun when Israel is having tanks blown up every few hours. The only thing the IDF seems to be able to overrun are women and children
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  412.  @izetapurisic7556  Their leadership knows full well what the word means. And that is their entire point. To misuse the word to ty to make it seem like their ancestors were from the region when in reality most of them don't have one member in their ancestry that is actually semitic. It is a carefully crafted phrase they've spent billions of dollars in promoting over the past 70 years. It was no accident, they knew exactly what they were doing.
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  413. They seem to know what they are doing. They probably sat down to gauge where these "hypocrites" are standing on certain issues.
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  414.  @jewel7784  Your average soldier had zero input in the decision to go to war my friend. Also those specific soldiers who took part in those videos belong in jail as well. But this idea that every 18 year old kid sent over there is a criminal is ridiculous. In most cases they were, as I articulated earlier, victims themselves.
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  415.  @anthonyoer4778  Well yes but technically no. People in Turkey are carry more indigenous Anatolian DNA and the Azeris carry more Persian DNA. They're not really the same people. But they do have the same language and relatively similar cultures.
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  416.  @mripwntheworld  yes yes, terrified 8 year old kid in the middle of the street not knowing what is going on was liting a fuse. Also let me guess, a Hamas commander was hiding behind him right? How crazy are you? I watched the full video, these kids were literally gunned down for no reason other than being the wrong ethnicity. THat was their crime and they were murdered in the street for it. The part that almost bought me to tears was another child about 12 years old, pulling the shot 8 year old kid's dead body behind a car hoping he was still alive. That is the part that broke me :O(
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  417. A lot of arguments can be made against this. But "The Supreme Court dramatically overreaching it's authority" is not one of them. They've actually taken their authority away on the topic. Can people this dumb really be in positions of power in this country? Where they can't even make an argument that makes sense? Again there are a lot of rational ways to debate against this ruling by the Supreme Court. But leave it to our leaders that even on a topic where they're in the right, they'll take the most insane and irrational route to debate.
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  418.  @jackelstone1502  Cargo ships supplying a genocidal regime? Yes, absolutely.
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  419.  @player24361  This isn't about "asking" people to get vaccinated. This is about forcing them to.
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  420. Hezbollah doesn't really have much high tech weaponary but this still isn't shocking. Israel's drones in the past were considered extremely high tech in the past, only second to American drones. But a lot has changed in the past decades. Israel's drone tech has been stagnant and has been surpassed by other nations like Turkey and China in drone tech. So having such old technology, it isn't shocking this thing was shot down by even a non conventional force like Hezbollah.
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  421.  @emilyc8262  No, I made a pun about how bad things have gotten because anyone who speaks out the truth is attacked by the media and has their lives ruined. No wonder we're in the condition we're in. If there are people out there who can't seem to understand a simple sarcastic comment agreeing with them, we're in a lot of trouble aren't we?
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  422.  @akhagop4123  Is this your way of rationalizing illegal invasions of another nation's internationally recognized territory not to mention trying to rationalize the ethnic cleansing of over 800,000 civilians? Why are all you genocide/warcrimes/ethnic cleansing deniers all using the same exact arguments? You all go to the same seminar or something?
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  423. It is absolutely surreal to be watching a complete shift in global power in real time. We in the west have deteriorated to a point where our methods and systems to put rational and talented people into power has been severely compromised. A lot of these leaders in the global south seem genuinely confused that a nation they fear is run by buffoons who simply do not live in the real world. There is a long line of strategic blunders but this conflict in Gaza is really the icing on the cake. We're literally funding, aiding and cheering on a modern day genocide while our leaders are claiming they care about plight of civilians there. The global south is fuming and we seem to have put the final nail in the coffin of our influence in this region of the planet. This is not going to end well.
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  424. This is true.
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  425. Hopefully the Azeris are able to catch some of the war criminals from the 1990s and give them a proper crimes against humanity trial.
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  426.  @theotheagendashill818  The issue isn't about who colonized who 200 years ago. The issue is about France colonizing Africa NOW. Also these Africans have nothing to do with places like Serbia being colonized. Get a grip.
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  427. Lindsey Graham is like a villain in a James Bond movie.
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  428.  @themax9913  You might want to continue to do more research. As far as bias, it's fairly obvious which one of us is triggered. I don't have a dog in this race, you obviously do. So again, do proper research before mouthing off insanity. This is a public forum after all, someone will call you out.
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  429. If you believe apartheid, concentration camps, brutality and genocide are worth applauding. I fear for your soul.
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  430. @Travelmentary TV, out of all the comments I've been reading this is the most rational one. Russia most certainly didn't step in earlier to "teach Armenia a lesson" as Armenia had been looking to get away from Russian influence and forge closer ties with Nato nations. But as another poster on the same thread said, Russia did eventually step in to stop their ally's army from being completely destroyed. In general terms Russia causes these conflicts, then Russia comes in as the saviors. It's very interesting. I'd imagine people in both these nations would be far better off without any sort of Russian influence.
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  431.  @AntiNatalAtheist  Both those nations fell into troubles because they printed far too much money. Turkey isn't printing money. They're refusing to raise interest rates which is a completely different experiment. People will suffer but I'd imagine economists will be highly interested to see how this plays out.
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  432.  @Sadiregu1619  You do realize that to get the USAID money to the YPG, they had to get the organization to change it's name to make it legal right? They changed it to SDF just to get around the legal loophole to send the USAID money. If you think that money isn't going to the PKK, I have some amazing Ocean front beach property in Utah I'd love to sell you at a cheap price. Fact is the money is dried up, that is why we're seeing this.
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  433. This isn't the first or second time he tried to be a big boy and got embarrassed. The regime in Paris is delusional beyond belief.
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  434. @allan339 To be fair if someone found a tweet of mine from years ago and showed it to me or quoted it. I'd probably remember it. Most people would, at least those not below average IQ.
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  435. @eymaslacker, if they're going to use those reserves as a bargaining chip, they're out of their minds. There is no amount of money that is going to see Russia back down on a lot of these issues. Especially after they've had to restructure their entire economy and lost so many lives to get what they have.
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  436. He literally mentioned Israel when talking about the most capable militaries. A military which had trouble defeating a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons made in their basements. Had so much trouble with them that they had to resort to going after unarmed women and children. Binkov goes full ret@rd once again. Reminding me of his analysis of Nagorno Karabakh and then that war actually happen. Nothing Binkov said would happen happened lol
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  437. Brilliant comment lol
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  438.  @BigDaddyCane777  I don't think you understand how dangerous weaponizing the US dollar is in the long term.
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  439. Imagine this guy had some something similar vs the LGBT community? He'd be jail with the key thrown away. Hell they'd probably go after his family too.. The wonderful land of Sweden where people are allowed to speak their minds (provided what they speak is in line with what the elites want them to speak.)
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  440. If only his leadership were as impressive as his accent.
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  441. This comment legit made me laugh. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  442.  @Monz805  How exactly is Turkey the one who needs to calm down when it is Greece who is breaking all the treaties it signed when it took over those islands? Not to mention when Greek boats just today attacked a Turkish ferry boat in international borders. A war like this would be a disaster on food and oil prices worldwide, it would make the effect the Ukraine war look like a picnic. So the question is why is Greece pushing so hard for a war?
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  443. @Thomas Fowler, this is 100% true. When they're trying so hard to appeal to emotions, you know someone is going to get royally screwed.
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  444. @Big Boss, Turkey will surely be an extremely strong regional power. Super power? No. Not really possible.
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  445.  @yessdaily8896 The only genocide I’m aware of in that region happened in the 1990s. When Armenia invaded Azerbaijan and ethically cleansed 800,00 civilians. You ignore that yet call a war in which like 13 civilians died genocide. How insane are you? Stop blocking highways in protest for the protection of war criminals. Thanks
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  446. Apparently this guy thinks the rest of the world is dumb enough that he can simply claim mistake after mistake every time they get caught in a lie. (Which they do far too often)
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  447.  @pranays  That is the irony of all this, the Palestinians are 100x more semitic than the people screaming antisemitism. Actually not calling out that Palestinians should not be thrown into concentration camps is real antisemitism.
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  448.  @HopefulInterventions  You do realize that Armenia invaded the internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s right? Now the victims of this massive WW2 style ethnic cleansing campaign are the bad guys?
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  449. But they were all born into a concentration camp.
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  450. It is sad how Greece became a client state over the years. Especially for such a fiercely proud and independent minded people. They're being groomed to be the next Ukraine incase the military industrial complex here in America gets hungry again.
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  451.  @Billyb0b557  Well to be fair they also aren't really trained to fight men with guns. For decades they've been trained to shoot unarmed civilians throwing rocks. So you can imagine the shock they felt when men with weapons came at them.
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  452. Let me try to understand the logic of this fanatic. He calls the food vendor a terrorist. But then says that he doesn't believe 4500 dead children are enough and that more should be murdered? This guy is completely off his rocker. The fact someone this vicious and this unhinged held a high post in our government is nothing short of terrifying.
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  453. @Solomon525. You guys seem pretty safe right now. Russia is too busy with Ukraine to bother you guys. And Azerbaijan's military superiority over Armenia will pretty much ensure this conflict won't spill over, even if it were to I'm not sure Turkey would allow either of those two nations to spread their insanity into Georgia. Georgia seems pretty golden right now with all their rivals "busy" lol
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  454. @Hurri, Actually France has more laws which prohibit freedom of expression than every single country you mentioned combined. So what exactly are you on about?
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  455.  @gtanj  If there are very good anti-drone weapons, you'd think Russia with the second most powerful military in the world would have had it. They've had their equipment all over destroyed by drones and haven't been able to stop it. Maybe America has such weapons? Maybe anti-drone systems aren't as advanced as the drones themselves and need time to catch up? What ever the case, drones are highly capable very sought after and are changing the doctrines of war.
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  456. Even with an army of pro genocide trolls like Sam Harris, the leaders of this machine are worried. Few people around the world are taking anything they say seriously anymore.
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  457.  @hye7777  Actually international law says the opposite of what you're saying. Not to mention every nation on this planet except Armenia recognized that territory as within the borders of Azerbaijan. So yea, it was an illegal occupation by every single definition of the word. So much so that the United Nations passed like 5 resolutions saying so. So you're trying to convince us that the entire world is wrong and you're right?
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  458.  @batu2345  They didn't really cover it up, everyone knows about it. You can't ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians and have no one notice.
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  459.  @Sandor7698  You should realize that international law doesn't recognize your subjective view of who should own what based on events from 1000s of years ago. If international law worked like that 90% of the planet would have to relocate. There was a point in time where everyone decided that these borders are the internationally recognized borders, any nation which is part of the UN signed on that dotted line so these ridiculous wars of "oh this land is mine because of 1000 years ago" and people slaughtering each other non stop would end. The fact is you can't simply start invading another nation's internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleanse 850,000 civilians and then pretend to be the side of morality. It doesn't work like that.
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  460.  @Hhhh22222-w  Nato only has two members who have the capability to fight a large scale conventional war right now. Turkey and the United States.
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  461.  @radio9730  I see you responding to every single comment with nonsensical claims. Are you one of those Indian farm bots the IDF is paying?
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  462.  @benyamin35  If the Persians aren't from the depths of Central Asia. How exactly could a Turk have been a Persian before a Turk. Please explain the ridiculousness of your statement.
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  463. This idea that Russia is going to fully invaded Ukraine and keep heading west is nothing but insanity. They're too shy to even move into a small slice of Ukraine even though they want to. All this ridiculous fear mongering by the media is taking it's toll on people. All this really is, is the Cuban missile crisis in reverse. If they do invade it will be a small half hearted effort just to prove a point. Kind of like the Bay of Pig's invasion of Cuba was half assed.
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  464.  @daves465  I'd imagine what happens to a member of a genocidal army invading someone else's and slaughtering civilians is a lot different than what civilians walking around their own neighborhood being attacked like this by an occupational force. The fact you'd even try to put them on the same moral plane is outright insanity. Seriously it might be best if you guys kept quiet, the more insane things you say the worse you end up looking.
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  465.  @christosferizis-synodinos8851  You're basing this off what exactly? These two nations almost went to war in the 1990s for this same reason a long time before Erdogan was ever in the picture. This problem preceded both Greek and Turkish leaders and it will outlast both of them as well. It seems it will only be solved if one side gets a lot stronger than the other where it can force terms. Other than that, I see no negotiated settlement. Only a military conflict will solve this pickle.
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  466. @Sako Gekckyan, I have a good idea on what you should do next time. How about not invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and not ethnically cleansing all their people from it. That might be a good start.
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  467. @Mika Hamari, If Turkey were acting in Russia's wishes in their Veto for Nato, why exactly would they give the green light for Finland? From Russia's point of view they don't really care about Sweden in Nato, it's Finland joining that terrifies them because of that huge border they share. Think before typing.
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  468.  @Jagar_Tharn  Yo this comment legit made me laugh. 😂😂
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  469.  @goldgen7352  His family moved to the UK when he was 12, it said it in the video.
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  470.  @tethergobrrr  Even the south African government officials who fought back against apartheid make arguments how the situation in Palestine falls in line with what apartheid is. Their president and foreign minister have made statements to this effect many times. There are buses in certain areas of that country that Jews can use but Palestinians can't. I can't believe there is still an apartheid state on this planet. Worse than that our government here is making sure it stays that way.
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  471. @paulbernard3477. Why would they? Not one civilian has been harmed. You have two groups of men with guns going at it. Neither side with any interest in harming civilians. This is how most groups on the planet fight wars. Israel seems to be the only outlier where the first thing to do is go after women and children.
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  472. @Mike Blank, it's sad if you think about it. Imagine someone being backed into that kind of corner where that's all they have to resort to, to defend themselves.
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  473. Erdo for sure is 100% right in what he says about Israel/Palestine and the genocide going on there. However please don't praise Erdo for his Syria policy during the Obama administration. Erdo actually helped Obama along with Saudi money to mess Syria up. The dude has made some crazy mistakes. As far as you being an Albanian claiming a long history of fighting both for and against Turks, this is true. In fact a large chunk of the highest ranking officers in the Turkish military today are of Albanian descent.
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  474.  @deltasquared7777  Well that itself is a complicated matter. Some of them are and have been on team USA for a long time, not because they want to but because they've had no choice. Slowly we're seeing a tide where they want to break away. Once they do, I doubt they'll ever come back. Iran is obviously already there and Turkey is half way there. Saudi Arabia and the other gulf states will take more time due to their military deficiencies. But that isn't going to change how quickly they'll turn on each other at the drop of a hat either lol
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  475.  @sandracasso8034  I'd imagine this applies to a lot of people but it doesn't apply to everyone. There are more than enough people who "join to serve." I'd imagine that number goes down every year since the Iraq war. They're slowly realizing they're only serving defense contractors and multinational corporations. Destroying nations is a big business.
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  476.  @its_h4k1  I'd imagine you were also screaming propaganda when their drone prototypes were being shown years ago. Maybe the TFX is BS maybe its' not. No one really knows. But the only thing we have to go off is their recent track record on building military tech, a track record which is pretty damned good. Personally I wouldn't bet against it.
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  477. @MattyBRaps400 It would be fun to watch this guy in charge of foreign policy no? Trying to send his non functioning army to get something done
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  478. I find the delusion in some countries and their leaders detachment from reality to be quite terrifying. Sweden wanted to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which were blowing up hospitals and schools in a member of that collective defense organization? Didn't they realize this might get awkward? Fact of the matter is the Turks are pissed and they will make this transition as difficult as possible for Sweden as punishment for the past. Yes they will also continue to move the goalposts. The idea is to make life as difficult as possible for Sweden. Can't say I blame them either. Imagine a country arming groups in Kashmir who attack Indian interests trying to join a military defense organization with India. I'm not sure that would go down well. lol
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  479.  @georgegazaryan7358  It's an interesting point you bring up. Yes taking life is worse, we can compare and contrast that difference as well. Not sure you'd want to go down that road though as it makes your argument even worse. Armenia invades the region over 20,000 civilians are slaughtered like cattle. Azerbaijan invades the region a few dozen civilians die. Facts>Your feelings.
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  480. @doramemon402. The fact some 19 year old kid is claiming apartheid, concentration camps, hatred and genocide are "sexy" does show that there is something very rotten in our society though.
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  481.  @itsMe_TheHerpes  Perhaps it's highly triggering for me if you don't call me an orange. You'd have to be a really narcissistic to assume everyone else has to bend to your self image.
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  482.  @NEbluefire  Imagine thinking a term like antisemitic will protect the actions of an entire nation from any kind of scrutiny. The level of insanity in believing that. The phrase has been stretched beyond it's breaking point, it has been used so often so ridiculously that it has no meaning left.
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  483.  @Kapangdazz  Europe never "colonized" Many Muslim nations which don't inbreed. Where as Europe actually colonized for a very long time Arab nations are still inbreeding like crazy. There goes your theory.
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  484.  @JoeRomano-s8g wow what an intelligent response. anything else you’d like to add oh wise one ?
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  485.  @naijaman6639  Yes that is the terrifying part of all this. This isn't the first time for the regime in Paris either.
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  486. I'm not sure if entertaining is the word I'd use to describe Genocide Joe.
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  487. The world has had enough of that apartheid regime.
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  488.  @akhileshkumar-xm7ie  It's not simply about a toilet. Humans looked for ways to dispose of their bodily waste in an efficient matter 1000s of years before the invention of a toilet. They'd set designated areas with holes in the ground. No other group of people on this planet would simply walk around like dogs and defecate anywhere they felt like it. Don't give me this jive about how much things cost. There are and have been nations 1000x poorer than India who never had this problem. Digging a hole doesn't cost anything. It isn't simply a problem of technology or economics. It's a problem of evolutionary instincts. It should be studied why there is one group on this entire planet who has behavior that no other group has.
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  489.  @Yanak.Okşatan.Dursun.Abiniz  Yup that ranking also has France in the top 5, which is a joke. Considering France doesn't have enough ammunition to fight a large scale war for more than a few days. Those rankings are ridiculous.
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  490.  @Patt12  That sounds pretty delusional.
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  491. It's interesting how the media will always protect all these "we should always be at war with someone, anyone" types.
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  492.  @eric6616  I have no horse in this race but it is a lot easier to make the argument that North Iran is actually South Azerbaijan.
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  493.  @inagordan4589  Yes but they aren't helping the terrorists. They're helping the victims of the terrorists. They're helping the Palestinians.
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  494.  @xxxxxxxx817  You're actually agreeing with the guy's post you rocket scientist lol He never claimed it wasn't always recognized as part of Azerbaijan. Read the comment again.
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  495. That guy isn't too attached to reality. He wants the Americans out. Fine but does he realize that without American support, money, weapons and military might his little apartheid state would crumble? His idea that the French have any sort of military capability to help them is also laughable.
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  496. @Papapiers1588. It was a terrible situation there for nearly 30 years. Looks like the terrible situation has come to an end.
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  497. They'll drag it out for as long as possible so the wheels of influence and intimidation can take root.
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  498.  @wojaktothemoon3324  If the court takes that long to rule on it, it will lose all legitimacy.
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  499.  @valevisa8429  Interesting enough I used to vote more in my 20s than I do now lol
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  500. She wasn't invited by Europeans to be in a position of power either. Never won a public election, yet she is a major leader in the EU. In essence inviting herself into leadership lol
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  501. Not sure if Sweden joining Nato has anything to do with this conflict.
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  502. Hiding facts from the public is not good for America.
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  503. @Emily C, be very careful they might hunt you down for making a comment like that and ruin your life.
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  504.  @samidemirci4984 it is all sensationalism. No one in Greece or Turkey are starving.
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  505. The idea of them entering the European Union is pure fantasy. Also it was a major win for them, he is referring to the 2020 war when Azerbaijan absolutely wrecked the Armenian military.
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  506.  @leehaseley2164  Benjamin isn't really being abusive to others. He's simply embarrassing himself with his inability to articulate his point of view. No need to stop him from doing so either.
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  507.  @tethergobrrr  A lot of people are waking up to these realities, myself included. This recent flare up really forced a lot of us to do a deep dive into what is going on. Just imagine being shocked that a group of people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for nearly 2 decades just might get violent if they ever break out from the concentration camp.
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  508.  @biochemistryproject  Actually no. It shows the brutality of this conflict. The world hasn't seen a military targeting civilians on this level since WW2. The IOF (Israeli occupational forces) killed more children in 2 weeks than all the wars on the planet combined since 2020. And that is including the huge war in Ukraine that has lasted nearly two years.
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  509.  @panklo05  The Greek army not supplied for months was still better equipped than the army that beat them. You had two nations economically ruined Turkey being ruined worse. Two armies which weren't being supplied, Turkey lacking supplies on average of 10x worse. These two armies collided and the side with more money and more material got walloped. Strange situation.
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  510.  @mustafakemalpasha983  This comment straight up made me laugh lol
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  511.  @SerendipityChild  No it doesn't help one bit. It still doesn't explain how you brow beat someone else who isn't sending arms into the conflict zone. Has all forms of logic and reason gone out of the window for emotions?
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  512.  @irasingh2498  If it's some Indian dude, I think I'll pass. I'm not about to get geo political information from some dude who probably defecates on a side street. Thanks for the information though.
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  513. To be fair civilians aren't being targeted and mass slaughtered in Ukraine. In Gaza they are. Ukraine is fighting a war (men vs men) Gaza is more like an extermination.
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  514.  @LexlutherVII  For a vast majority of the history of human civilization China has been wealthier and more powerful than Europe. Europe has only been powerful for a very small stretch between the 1500s-1900s. Like you said "look at history."
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  515.  @alexander66sir  You seem pretty sure the Koral system was in that area at that time. Which is great, I'd like to know if that's true as well. Can you please share with me the irrefutable proof you seem to have so I can also share your assessment on the issue?
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  516.  @samedgullu  I find the rhetoric so interesting. There is literally a minority of Kurds in that region fighting with that organization made up of foreign fighters funded by us. Not to mention that group has ethnically cleansed nearly 200,000 Kurds from that region who were against them. Yet the rhetoric is that we're helping "Kurds." As if that minority group of foreign fighters funded by us (who the local Kurds hate) who happen to be Kurdish somehow represent all the Kurds in that region. You can't make this stuff up if you tried. Proof that fake news works. If you just scratch the surface with 20 minutes of research on the issue the fake news narrative melts away. Poor sap in this video doesn't even realize he is parroting the false narratives pushed on him by the corporate media. Saying things like "oh we need to help the Kurds." Yea bro, cool story.
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  517.  @bros_gr  I didn't forget. Even with all that the advantage in money and material was huge. So imagine how much worse it was before the events you mentioned came to fruition. Fact of the matter is this is one of the biggest mysteries in military history. that baffles many people.
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  518.  @russianinvader3207  He might be a troll but I'm sure the entire world will agree with me when I say Russian trolls are more prolific and a lot more famous.
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  519. @Kodra1977, that's basically the gist of it. And we're all supposed to be surprised when the target of these weapons got kind of angry about it.
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  520. @Joe Canis, There are few conflicts where you can objectively point to one side being the good guys and one side as the bad guys. This is probably one of those few conflicts where that line is drawn rather easily. 1. Armenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan's legally recognized territory in the 1990s. This is so irrefutable that there isnt' one nation on this planet which doesn't see this region as Azeri teritory. 2. After said illegal invasion and occupation Armenian forces ethnically cleansed every single Azeri civilian from this region. To the tune of 800,000. 3. Azerbaijan was literally enforcing about 4 different UN resolutions with this police action. 4. The entire thing took 44 days and less civilians died than normally do from car accidents every year. A far cry from the 800,000 civilians ethnically cleansed when Armenia took the area in the 1990s. Morally and politically it's a hard thing to define. Legally it's an easy thing to define.
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  521. @Matt Shandy, poor Dominic really ruined his reputation in the sport after his insane comments during this fight. "I swear this was Conor's plan all along" "He's trying to gas Khabib out" "Conor isn't tired because he has taken no damage." "Khabib looks gassed" "Conor can land that left when ever he wants." Makes you wonder which fight this jackass was watching.
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  522. @unbreakable7633 I take it your version of history entails the following. 1. Makes you feel good 2. Easily demonstrably false 3. No facts to back it up. 4. Most likely has an extremely genocidal bent on it. I'll pass on that bro, I prefer to live in the real world.
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  523. Personally I don't think anything has changed. Russia pissed him off by backing off some of it's commitments in Syria and Erdo played this gambit. I don't think how they feel about the west in general has changed nor will this be some beginning of a realignment. They will sway one way but not go too far, then sway the other way and not go too far. That is essentially their policy. Quite frankly it's the only real available position to them to play. So they play it.
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  524. Most of the talent of Armenia lives abroad. That country has essentially walked into a geostrategic blackhole. From which there is no way out. They've literally burned bridges with every single one of the regional countries. That country is in for a world of hurt over the next 2 decades. Assuming they survive that long. Normally I'd feel bad but in this case I really don't. They literally willingly walked into this with their policies over the past 30 years.
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  525.  @stbx43z  As entitled as our criminals are these days that car was probably not fancy enough for them to drive.
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  526. Those two companies are also hurting
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  527. If you're going to be "trapped" Antalya is a pretty damned good place to be lol Hell I wish I were trapped in Antalya right now.
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  528.  @Desert_Kingdom  Lets stop calling Gaza an open air prison. It is not an open air prison. A prison is a place you go when you've committed a crime. Not a place you can be born into and forced to stay. Not a place you're stuffed into because of your ethnicity. Gaza is a concentration camp full stop in every definition of the word. Calling it an open air prison is far too kind a phrase for it and is demonstrably false. But I do agree with you that these people have every right to fight to get out of there and live like normal people. Just like international law says, people who are occupied are entitled to fight back "by any means necessary."
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  529. @@A_R_B_G The Kurdish population has exploded in that country during the time you claim there is a genocide against them. Half the government is Kurdish for god's sake. Do you know what genocide means and what it entails? Or do you just randomly throw words around without actually understanding what they mean?
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  530.  @jasonbauter2512  I can rant for pages about where I think we're headed. In short I agree with you, we're headed nowhere good. :O( Which really turns my stomach because there are so many good honest people here. Everyone's quality of life is going to drop because of a minority of psychos which have taken over our government. Seeing homeless vets is probably one of the worst things we can witness as an American.
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  531.  @b3arwithm3  Not sure how that changes the fact the guy making the comment I responded dead wrong.
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  532.  @PassivePortfolios  SO you're saying Putin would have to take a plane if the meeting was in Moscow? I've seen you earlier in this thread making insane claims. This one really tops it off.
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  533.  @rashone2879 the reason? Common sense to anyone paying attention. This guy breaks every deal he makes. Why should this time be different? It would be more rational for us to ask you why you'd assume this guy would keep his word.
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  534.  @Arnsteel634 what it means is quite simple.
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  535. Imagine someone attacking you. Spelling out in plain language why they attacked you. Yet the media working day and night to make you think they attacked you for another completely unrelated reason. Guy punches me in the face, tells me he punched me in the face because I slept with his girlfriend. Then my friends convince me that he punched me in the face because he doesn't like my hair. Sounds crazy? Well....
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  536.  @Jokerlolpopkagamings  I said ethnically cleansed. Look up what it means.
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  537. ​ @kossllan6144  You seem to have a very warped view on what is happening between these two nations. If you keep poking someone in the eye, they will react. So the real question is why Greece feels it is in their strategic interest to poke their larger neighbor in the eye, what are they hoping to achieve aside from causing a reaction?
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  538. Yea sending deadly drones to blow up your military hardware makes a fantastic friend right? lol
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  539. I'd imagine that's up to the people who live there no? Or are we delusional to believe that somehow we're so much better and smarter than the people who live there that we should decide how they vote? Insanity.
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  540. Oddly enough democracy now has been a parrot of all establishment talking points. I find it strange they allowed this guy on the show. Usually they'd be busy trying to help cover something like this up.
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  541.  @tango2642  It seems you haven't been paying attention. The EU has zero interest in taking Turkey and Turkey has zero interest in joining that sinking ship. Yet no one wants to be the one to break off the engagement. Even if the EU asked Turkey to join tomorrow they'd reject it. They're not dumb enough to board that ship.
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  542. Our foreign policy has gone off the rails indeed. I never thought I'd live to see the day where we were the bad guys.
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  543.  @saltysliegh  They're in so deep even Trump won't be able to save them.
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  544. It seems like everyone is playing chess and the European leaders are playing checkers.
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  545. I was shocked at how he simply ignored the fact that well over 500,000 civilians were ethnically cleansed when Armenia illegally seized this territory. Probably one of the largest ethnic cleansing campaigns in the past 70 years on earth.
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  546.  @rashid4490  I'd imagine they're being told to stay home because they've had their land stolen like this plenty of times. They're down to one spec of land they haven't lost and their mindset is this is the last stand, they'd rather die than have that small spec of land stolen from them as well.
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  547. Yup that is the game plan. Give 1 get back 100. AIPAC aren't the only ones doing it either.
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  548.  @jimfairgray4607  These days in America to get someone to even think about doing labor will cost you 50 bucks before they even start working lol
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  549.  @duncankowable  When it comes to China they will toe the western media line.
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  550. @bdfhvxz. Not just in Nato but holds the second largest military in Nato.
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  551. ​ @hatty101  I'm not underestimating the Russian navy, the Russian navy is quite good. You're over estimating the naval assets they actually have in the Black Sea. How exactly would they get those assets into the Black Sea if they were in a naval conflict with Turkey. Explain that to me please. Not to mention how much you're actually under estimating the assets of the Turkish navy, who can bring their entire navy into the Black Sea where as Russia can't. Be a little objective and realistic here, it's not like these are sports teams you're rooting for
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  552. @Jack Stanfield, millions of people are pushed out of their homes and thrown into an open air prison which is about 3 times bigger than my backyard. Mainstream media is like "aww poor Israel why are people in Gaza so mean to them."
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  553.  @milanvasarhelyi  Yes but it is internationally recognized sovereign territory of Azerbaijan. Just like Donbass is internationally recognized territory of Ukraine. The fact the Armenians illegally invaded this area and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians doesn't change the fact the territory in a legal sense is Azeri territory.
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  554.  @idiaidia6082  I'm not sure Abrahamic blessings ever had ethnic cleansing and the murder of women and children in mind. Just sayin....
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  555. Hard not to backtrack when you claim apartheid, hatred, brutality, concentration camps and now genocide are "sexy." The moment this got out he was in trouble. Backtracking or not backtracking. Not sure doubling down on genocide being sexy would have helped.
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  556.  @62ndAlpha  Something doesn't become false because your emotions want it to be false. You have to demonstrate how and why it is false. And yes they did leave a lot out, like all the footage circulating around the media of Israeli settlers and soldiers killing over 300 children just in the past few months in the west bank.
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  557. @Yuki Schlagel I love the rhetoric. "And fight for the right to be me." As if people breaking down your door forcing you to be something else and you're fighting a the good fight to resist. You're so brave, as brave as those men who stormed the Normandy beaches.
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  558.  @legallycarmen1  You've been watching a hell of a lot of CNN haven't you lol
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  559. I'm no fan of this guy but I don't think anyone in that country will lose any sleep over some dude named Jacobunflapp and his feelings about who they should or shouldn't vote for.
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  560. @MRfromohio. Are you referring to the 7,000 Palestinian hostages Israel has been illegally holding for about a decade? The UN tried to pass a resolution on that years ago but the state department blocked it from going to vote.
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  561.  @Spirit_Inspiration  Don't let Piers Morgan here this. They'll have a meltdown.
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  562.  @ramr7051  Read the comment again. It's more so pertaining to quality not quantity. Considering your level of comprehension when reading something, I'm surprised you know how to spell the word "dumbass."
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  563.  @AdA-rl4eo  Yes but you cant' do that and at the same time brow beat someone who isn't sending weapons into a warzone to actually stop the war. I'm sure you can appreciate the insanity of the EU's position on this front no?
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  564.  @Anexxblaster  This is true but I don't see how that relates to that drone being shown while "ethical concerns" are mentioned. Few wars are ethnical and legal, Azerbaijan pushing out illegal militia groups from their own internationally recognized territories were one of the few times that a war was ethnical and justified. The guys getting blown up in those videos were part of an illegal regime which ethnically cleansed nearly 800,000 civilians back in the 1990s and took another nations territory. The drone helped reverse that without many casualties.
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  565. The fact people think Turkey's foreign policy will change when the government changes are unfortunately delving into wishful thinking at best and delusion at worst. Turkey's policy toward Europe has mostly been based on Europe's policy toward them. Which unfortunately has reached a breaking point and I'm not sure there is ever any going back.
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  566. About as much as Christians love Christians. Like how Nigeria and Italy are best friends because they're both Catholic.
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  567.  @albania881  Yes it probably is. But the Uyghurs don't live in those areas where it is crowded. They're far to the west, in a piece of territory which was stolen from them by the Chinese red army.
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  568. I wonder how the public in some of these ECOWAS nations feel about their leaders pushing a war on a neighbor on France's behalf. Something needs to be done and the will of the people needs to decide. These nations need leaders accountable to their people, not the regime in Paris.
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  569.  @sophiaabramovich8401  I think Africans are more interested in actions and how their nations are treated in trade deals rather than what some people say about students.
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  570.  @SillySlidingSloth  Considering your rhetoric, perhaps you should go to Gaza as an IDF soldier.
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  571.  @cresent1  And Germany and Holland and Italy and many many more. Yes the EU, except for Ireland, Belgium and Spain.
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  572.  @braktorveilleux2623  I'd love to see this list of lies you guys are all claiming is being thrown around. Show me the money bro. I get that there may be particular topics he covers which trigger you. Doesn't make him a liar does it?
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  573. Some crazy false narratives being thrown around in this video. Felt like watching a state department briefing more so than analysis
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  574. @victorguapoako. They do when they run out of money. You know about USAID getting shut down here in America right? Do you have any idea how much money we were sending this group? Well that gravy train is over. With what money will their pay their fighters?
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  575. The idea of Ukraine retaking Crimea is ridiculous beyond the scope of anyone's imagination. Russia will unfortunately start ww3 before letting Crimea go. They feel (rightly or wrongly) that Crimea is a matter of life and death for their state.
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  576. There goes Prof James Ker-Linsday again with amazing content covering important topics most media outlets ignore. The topic of the Kuril islands is a rough one. I don't imagine Japan will ever get those islands back unless they take them by force.
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  577.  @maryamaghaian393  So let me understand your point here. When Armenia invades Azerbaijan and occupies a HUGGEEEE swath of territory which accounts for 20% of the country and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians you're okay with that? But when Azerbaijan is holding on to a piece of land smaller than the property my house is on it's a huge problem for you? Honestly on a scale of 1-10 just how insane are you?
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  578.  @gregm5636  Actually it is 10 nations. The vast majority of whom who barely have a navy. Unless you're referring to the mighty seychelles
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  579. @Will Engel, note to self never lend money to a French politician.
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  580.  @jameskan9866  If you want to go at other people with technicalities and calls of bias I can do the same thing to you. You mention the Circassian genocide yet fail to mention the 10s of other ethnic groups who were also slaughtered by the Russians at the same time? What about the Karachay, the Balkar, the Nogay, the Avars and countless others who in ways had it worse than the Circassians from Russian brutality. I'm not saying you're wrong for mentioning what happened to the Circassians but if I were to use the logic you seem to enjoy, I could easily claim you're anti the other groups because you forgot to mention them? Some of these groups got it so much worse than the Circassians that they barely even exist anymore. Some accounts have the Balkar population which used to be a huge community at roughly 40-50 thousand of them left on the planet after the Russians almost exterminated them.
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  581.  @natashagupta4691  I don't think people will be flocking to some Indian dude's channel for rational insight on geopolitics.
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  582. The look on his face says it all.
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  583.  @RB-rn8tq  History will remember him as such.
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  584. @mznxbcv12345 Fantastic bit of information. Thank you for posting it.
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  585.  @suleyman8696  One doesn't need to be Turkish to see through your BS trolling attempts. If you want to troll like this and be successful, hire someone with an IQ higher than yours to make it look more authentic.
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  586.  @meyer5258  It's funny how much the establishment has figured out how to play on people's emotions. First they got the right wingers to back the insane war in Iraq. Then they got the left wingers to back Obama and his insane policy of destroying Libya and Syria for literally no logical reason that could be in line with the interests of the average American citizen. They've done a hell of a job getting what they want using both sides. With Trump, well he kind of ruined their party but they found a way to get rid of him, back to their good times. I wonder which third world nation will be destroyed for no good reason next.
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  587. Very savvy comment, so true. They'll use any community or any base to get what they want. What they want is simple, cover for their apartheid and concentration camps.
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  588. @urdude67, This is actually a fantastic idea. I'm 45 and would 100% volunteer for that.
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  589.  @kimjongun3376  War is never a cake walk. Yes Greece is an extremely weak nation but the Turkey cannot survive the economic fall out of they're slapped with sanctions.
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  590. I didn't catch that either, I doubt many people did. If you were interviewing him and threw that in his face.... Check mate.
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  591. @FreedayTV the only time this gets dangerous is when you reach and sway enough people. Then they come for you. This youtube channel is not anywhere close to those dangerous waters.
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  592. That is true But Israel was never a democratic society. So the term "anymore" doesn't make sense. You can't be an apartheid regime and be democratic at the same time.
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  593. @Joe Nichols, Before the change Turkey had a parliamentary system much like England and most European nations. He switched it to a presidential system which is less like England's and more like America's or France's. I don't think it made the country more or less democratic. Unless you believe England is more democratic than lets say France or America. If the people in a nation aren't democratic minded, you won't get a well functioning democracy even if you put in the most democratic models. Turkey will always be a mix of democracy and authoritarianism, It's steeped in the culture of the people. The leader being called a president or prime minister won't change that.
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  594.  @aylinguluzade5962  Let me try to understand your logic. So if one terrorist organization fights with another terrorist organization they magically stop being terrorists?
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  595. This is a very interesting topic. While leaders of nations like this live in the real world and make pragmatic decisions which are beneficial to their base. European leaders have gone down the road of living in a world of narratives, almost hostage to them. Living in a world of narratives (facts be damned) also filters down to the mainstream. Take this video for example, using terms like authoritarian strongman are quite childish and a consequence of living in that narrative fantasy world cage. Then in the beginning of the video talking about how the EU stalled Turkey because of democracy, or this or that or Cyprus is again living in a fantasy world of false narratives. No one wants to talk about the extremely obviously and 800lbs elephant in the room. Turkey is a huge nation with an extremely large and growing population not to mention has a bit of a chip on their shoulder when it comes to the Europeans. Everyone knows Europe isn't run via the consensus of it's members but more so is dominated by larger powers like France and Germany. They essentially set policy and bully everyone else into it. They protect their clout and influence within the organization by almost any means necessary. So ask yourself a simple question, why would these two nations allow an extremely large and influential nation into the block that they can't control? All this would do is dilute the power of France and Germany within the block. Due to it's sheer size in the next few decades Turkey will have over 100 million people. Think about how much voting power that gives Turkey within EU decision making mechanisms, not to mention both Paris and Berlin know they won't be able to influence the voting of that country as much as they'd like. Not to mention with their voting power they'd ensure a large chunk of EU funds will flow directly into their country. So no, Turkey wasn't blocked from the EU because of their economy, their democracy or the Cyprus problem. They were blocked because there is no way on god's green earth that Germany and France would willingly enter a situation where their power and influence would be challenged, diminished and diluted. No nation can admit this, so obviously they have to come up with every other excuse under the sun which doesn't sound as Machiavellian as this. I've been saying this for 20 years, the idea of Turkey entering the EU is nothing short of a pipedream. It really isn't in the cards nor will it ever be. The real politik foundations of this happening simply aren't there. We can sit here and nibble around the edges at a million other secondary reasons why Turkey should or shouldn't be in the EU but again all of it is completely irrelevant.
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  596.  @coolandinteresteing  How does that have anything to do with the point being made Mr. Aarash?
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  597.  @IOANNOU28  The type of barbarism in Greece where migrants are beaten, robbed and thrown in the ocean? Is that the type of "barbarism" you're referring to?
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  598.  @larsstougaard7097  Having a bad economic policy is one thing. Supporting and cheering on an apartheid state who keeps people in concentration camps is another. On this issue he is spot on.
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  599.  @Ass_of_Amalek  The entire video was sloppy. Just drawing false narratives after false narratives.
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  600.  @bobthrasher8226  Sure it does. 1. They control what goes in and what goes out. 2. They control all entry points. 3. They don't allow this area to build ports on it's banks nor do they allow full use of the waterways. 4. They decide how much food goes in. 5. They decide how much electricity they're allowed to produce. 6. They blow up local power plants to keep Israel in control of their electricity production. 7. The locals can't come and go as they please. 8. They can't conduct business with the outside world as they please. It is not only occupied, it is demonstrably so. It is not only occupied but it goes farther. It is an open air prison at best and history's largest and the world's only remaining concentration camp. Facts>Your feelings.
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  601. The other side of the conflict isn't very complex. 30 years ago their internationally recognized territory was invaded by their neighbor and 800,000 of their civilians living there were ethnically cleansed. Their view is simple, we went and took it back. Thank god they only wanted the land and didn't go in for a revenge ethnic cleansing, to their credit only a few dozen civilians died in the fighting this time around. As opposed to 10s of thousands being massacred in the 1990s when Armenia invaded. Credit to the Azeris for showing that level of restraint.
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  602. Not that different. One could argue it might be worse when you take into account how long they've been doing it to them.
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  603. Imagine being preached to by a known war criminal lol
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  604.  @dollarisinsanicus  Except it is true, demonstrably so. Calling that baloney is like calling gravity baloney. You denying reality doesn't change reality.
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  605. @Netizen Capet, You think that regime cares about the constitution or even people's freedoms?
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  606. Seems like it was EU money with gas buying which allowed the Azeris to buy all their weapons. They give the Azeris real support and they give Armenia "words" of encouragement.
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  607.  @mihangelap-williams9871  Few nations on this planet could be as brutal as France has been in Africa these past 200 years. Few would even come close to the level of brutality.
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  608. After seeing how unhinged this guy is, I now understand why the Turks invaded the island when he took over lol Seriously this guy had to go.
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  609.  @codenamenel  It might be wise to take into account where that money spent actually goes and who's pockets it ends up in.
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  610.  @Jackson-xz7nd  I'd imagine Washington trying to escalate the situation on purpose is making them more nervous.
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  611. @Orion Dezine, not they're really not. The population has been so dumbed down they'll simply keep on winning elections. Not saying the Republicans are much better but I've noticed more conservatives calling out their leaders more so than than progressive voters.
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  612.  @jrhartley4819 international law exists for a reason. This guy for sure belongs behind bars. You talking about other bad guys is a pretty weak form of a whataboutism
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  613.  @HashilushHakodesh757  Do you represent the average type of person in your country? I sure hope not.
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  614. You'd have to understand why Saudi Arabia actually buys these expensive platforms to fully understand why they're doing this. They have a completely inept military force, they won't even be able to properly use these weapons anyway. The buy these weapons to make their market important enough for the selling nation to be willing to defend them in case of a conflict. The Saudis can't defend themselves. It isn't just about the Jets, it is a strategic move to make themselves an indispensable market for Turkey's military industrial complex. Which also buys their protection.
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  615.  @Mayan87  In most cases it has nothing to do with anything and it does get ridiculous at times. But this isn't one of those times. In this case it is relevant in two ways. 1. He is letting people know who he is and where he is from and how far this message has gotten. 2. Perhaps him being a black American he can relate at least a tad bit to the Palestinians considering he isn't very many generations removed from when Blacks in America had to deal with some terrible things as well. Surely people who have been brutalized would have a different view and different feelings on others being brutalized than people who've never experienced it or known anyone who has experienced it. So yea, him being a black American is certainly relevant to the point he is making. The fact you're laughing at him, not understanding this simple concept says more about you than it does him.
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  616. I vacation in Turkey and have noticed some strange things going on since all these Indians, Pakistanis and Syrians started showing up. More trash, more harassment and more crime. My hope would be that Turkey would simply ban people from places like India and Pakistan.
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  617.  @CaliRepublic77  Can you provide some evidence that Azerbaijan has littered entire regions where civilians travel with landmines? If not, I'd imagine calling someone a dummy based on delusions isn't the best way to enter a debate.
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  618. Because empires feed off control. If France left Niger alone for example, how else would they get free gold and Uranium? If they were completely kicked out of Africa the French economy would collapse.
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  619.  @DutchmanAmsterdam  Dissent outside of the western mainstream media is always welcome. But you have to understand that in the open market place of ideas, insane and blatantly false things will get called out. It would be like claiming gravity doesn't exist at a science conference and then complaining that everyone ridiculed you for having a "different opinion." Facts matter.
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  620.  @sheebaradhakrishnangr  Odd you say that. Especially considering most youtube comment sections are riddled with Indians spouting odd amounts of vitriol and hatred. Which is strange, I never knew people from there were like that. You learn a lot on the internet I guess.
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  621.  @sooya6970  Make no mistakes what is happening to the Uyghurs is not good but to even compare that to what is happening to the Palestinians is insanity. It is like comparing a cold to the bubonic plague. China isn't slaughtering people on mass and stealing their homes. Nor are they running the world's only concentration camp. The world should speak up for the Uyghurs but don't even try to compare it with what is happening to the Palestinians. The world hasn't seen this level of barbarism and rhetoric since WW2.
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  622. Apartheid south Africa was taken down by words.
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  623. @Hostilerespite. No, it's all due to Sweden financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. Then trying to join Nato. Awkward situation to say the least.
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  624.  @Check85 usually when people watch the first time since WW2 a fully mechanized army trying to murder civilians in a concentration camp they tend to think that is the bad side
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  625.  @sonaazatyan3144  Actually during that conflict Armenia was flooded with weapons up to the gills from the Russians, what in the world are you talking about? It was basically a well armed military with modern weapons fighting civilians with rifles. I guess years later when you had to fight a real army, you realized it was much harder than slaughtering unarmed civilians?
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  626. The funny thing is the nation doing this literally has thought crimes on their books lol
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  627. @David he also wants us to think what kind of hell would be unleashed upon us if we move into Ukraine.
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  628. Isn't it interesting how TYT started off as an organization which fought the power and the corruption of the elites. Now TYT finds themselves in the uncomfortable position of carrying water for the elites at the expense of ordinary people. Way to go TYT, you sold out pretty hard.
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  629.  @aggelos1053  How about this, you and I have a dispute over a piece of property. I tell you that you can have this property which is right next to my house if you sign a contract that you won't build a building on it. You agree and sign. Then all of a sudden I see you building non stop on this property, how do you think I'd react? As far as invading and threatening, arming these islands makes it likely they'll be invaded, not the other way around. If you look at all the facts of what is happening without being emotional, it's fairly obvious Greece's government is pushing really hard for a conflict, poking and probing hoping Turkey will react. The question is why, what do they believe they'll gain from this?
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  630.  @hsebs9396  There was nothing erratic about Russia's invasion of Ukraine. They'd been saying they were going to do it for nearly a decade of XY and Z kept happening. XY and Z kept happening so they did what they said they were going to do for decades. Fail to see how that fits the definition of erratic.
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  631.  @dopey0682  Lets see..... 1.Gas has more than tripled since then but wages haven't. 2. NYC is falling apart again, might be falling harder this time. 3. Back then you had riots which destroyed LA, now you have riots which destroy most major cities in the entire country. So you think issues getting larger, more widespread and in many cases worse is the definition of "the same." If so, please explain how that is possible.
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  632.  @dggmn2109  Interesting, I'll look it up one day. Thanks for the answer. Always cool to learn something new.
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  633.  @DarthFhenix55  It tends to boil down to a matter of translation and nuance. Different cultures had completely different methods to enact what we call "slavery" to a point it is even difficult to use the same name for the practice. So no I don't agree that slavery is slavery no matter the context, especially not to anyone who has done any reading on the topic. In some places slavery was practiced exactly the same was as indentured servant was in the west. In some cases it wasn't. There is far too much nuance and historical fact for me to agree with your statement.
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  634.  @originalname9386  That isn't how invasions work. Bombing a few mountain tops doesn't make an invasion.
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  635. @Mantas Siauciunus, what energy independence are you talking about? They switch dependence from one to another, which won't do them much good either considering they're paying sky high prices for it.
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  636.  @mfundomkhonta7500  No they were breaking out of a concentration camp they've been stuffed in for over a decade. And exercising their right to resist by any means necessary under international law.
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  637. Is it just me or does anyone else get the sense that Macron meeting Putin is like a little kid in the principle's office getting a lecture.
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  638.  @nagarazang  I had a similar experience as the OP. Once I hit my ideal weight I didn't change how I eat. I just changed the amounts. I simply eat more but not so much more I gain weight. Essentially maintenance. It isn't that I never have complex carbs, I limit it to once in a while. Same with refined sugars. Oddly enough I find myself eating more food than I ever did and I don't gain weight. I guess it isn't just how much you eat, it is what you eat.
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  639.  @billybitchcakes8611  The entire premise of the interview was to ask the spokesperson why his government gets caught in lie after lie after lie. If someone keeps lying to you, calling them out doesn't make you bias. It makes you want to know why someone keeps lying to you.
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  640.  @sfullernj  It's actually a very rational whataboutism because they're referring to the law. Laws which aren't applied equally stop being laws. If you got arrested for something your neighbor was also openly doing (with no consequence). A whataboutism would also be your first line of defense.
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  641.  @jonjensen8985  Technically that isn't true. Ukraine started attacking the Russians in Ukraine first.
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  642.  @wat4089  Screaming propaganda when someone confronts you with the truth isn't exactly a winning strategy in a debate. Fact of the matter is the Greek Cypriot leaders weren't shy about publicly announcing what they were planning on doing. It was a massive ethnic cleansing campaign so in the words of the Greek Cypriot leaders "Not one of them would be left on the island." To thunderous applause by the way. You can choose to confront reality, or delve into insanity. It's your call. But if you simply can't come around to say that murdering an entire minority group is wrong, you're lost my man.
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  643.  @ThorSuzuki1  So was he lying or was he wrong with his prediction. Big difference. Claiming something "will fall" which doesn't is different than claiming it did fall when it didn't. The second being lying, the first being a bad prediction. You do understand the difference no?
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  644.  @ThorSuzuki1  He has made 100s of predictions, I'd imagine it's easy to point to a few he made which were incorrect. Not to mention the premise of this entire conversation was predicated upon a poster earlier claiming he is a liar.
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  645. @Cevdetaytekin5591. I've seen Yoruk villages in Turkey in the times I've spent traveling the nation. Very welcoming people. Even to a random American stranger they are kind. But when I told them my grandfather is Kipchak and I speak the language the kindness increased. There are some beautiful Yoruk villages outside a city called Konya.
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  646.  @anonym-pm6mj  Anyone has any right to critique anyone. But you also have to understand how the world works when formulating a talking point. Even if Erdogan himself is a hypocrite, he is still elected by his people and by that feels pressure by those people. There is a tipping point at which he is going to have to act physically to intervene. I can't say where that tipping point is but it does exist. Also people who are ignorant of the world find it easy to say "oh Turkey should act, Turkey should send their army." These people have zero clue as to what exactly would happen if Turkey did such a thing. These people might also not realize what kind of army Turkey has. If Turkey mobilizes and marches south, there is literally nothing in that region which can stop them. Even America simply doesn't have enough in the region to even slow them down, by the time America mobilizes enough to stop them, they'll will have already overrun Israel. Israel simply does not have what is needed to stop them. So what do you think happens when Israel is confronted with something they just can't stop and will overrun them with ease? They'll launch nukes. Once those nukes launch what do you think happens next? WW3. 100s of millions die. So enough of these 3rd grade talking points of what people think Turkey should or shouldn't do without thinking this through. It isn't some micky mouse state like Egypt or Saudi Arabia. If they commit to this, it is WW3 and none of us will survive. You want to critique Erdogan and Turkey for acting too slowly on other issues pertaining to Israel? 100% I'm on board with that and I'll join you in critiquing them. Did they take far too long to ban all trade? Absolutely and they're pieces of sh!t for taking their time on it. But this trope I hear about them not taking physical action is insane. They warn and warn for a reason, because words like that coming from a nation with that type of military is something people listen to. They don't want to do it nor should you want them to do it.
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  647.  @ehodzic155  Yes I did find it quite strange that it omitted one group which tried to literally wipe out another ethnic group on a small island. It would be like talking about German atrocities while completely ignoring the holocaust. Then these channels wonder why less and less people subscribe lol
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  648.  @ssimba2785 how much they paying you to say this ?
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  649. I didn't realize France was interested in human rights.
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  650.  @es8945  No he is describing one of the world's most notorious war criminals. The guy you saw in this video.
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  651.  @GeorgeTyrrell-qm2ep  Genocide is a legal term with a very specific legal definition. Within the legal definition there is a phrase in the genocide convention which says " to destroy in whole or part." If you read the legal definition of genocide from the genocide convention of Geneva. Israel's actions are not only genocide, they are easily demonstrable as such. Didn't you even look at South Africa's complaint package at the international court on this matter?
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  652. The city is corrupt up to it's gills and even though it taxes the living hell out of it's citizens there is barely any money left over to properly maintain the infrastructure. Not to mention the insane level of regulation which makes maintaining or building new infrastructure much more expensive than it has to be. This is how civilizations die. This isn't something a few good leaders can fix, the rot goes far too deep and is far too entrenched. This city will tear itself apart in the next 50-70 years. This coming from someone who lived in that city for a very very long time.
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  653. This is just so sad. These people have been running these farms for generations upon generations. They've dealt with invasions, brutality from foreign invaders and all sorts of instability. Now they're going to deal with this? They will be in my prayers, these people don't deserve this. Hopefully the government figures something out for the efficient use of water in this region. Hopefully they also come to an agreement with Turkey where this water originates to allow larger flows. This is quite literally heartbreaking. Watching this I legit feel guilty for the massive amounts of water I have. There really is no justice in this world.
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  654.  @nirmalah2451 except one difference. What that guy is saying is demonstrably true.
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  655.  @blizz3621  Not sure it's as simple as that. We the people no longer control our insane government.
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  656.  @julius43461  Their birthrates are slightly above replacement rate. Not good not terrible. But they do have more specific demographic problems which will surely hamper their efforts going forward. The problem isnt' their breeding rates, their problem is who is breeding. If these trends continue they will surely see an average IQ drop among their population in the next 50 years.
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  657.  @tatum8499  Far worse than Gitmo. 12 year old children aren't in Gitmo.
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  658.  @one5e  If you waste a stringer to blow one of these things up. It's a win for them. The cost of the stinger vs the cost of this thing simply doesn't add up.
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  659. @pappie1992. The issue isn't who Turkey cares or doesn't care about. The issue is a small island nation which doesn't have the ability to defend itself making itself party to a regional conflict. Not a wise thing to be doing. Calling it not wise is generous, it is outright insanity. Yes they can't do anything about the British bases but there is a lot of news out there about Israel using sovereign Cypriot territory as a logistics hub for themselves. Not to mention the reports of overflights to Gaza by 3rd parties from Cyprus being used to select targets in Gaza for the genocide. Honestly how ridiculously stupid can a nation really be? Or is there something we don't know about the Cypriots being threatened into doing this. Who knows, either way it is reckless and irresponsible.
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  660. @Rakeseh Gadde, You're literally talking about one of the most destabilizing regimes on the planet. If he wanted peace, he could easily start by stopping his nation's occupation and economic exploitation of so many African countries. Apologizing for the Algerian genocide (which Macron refuses to do) would also be a good place to start.
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  661.  @valwa1  Is that seriously your argument to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and genocide?
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  662.  @needofspeed78 only bots disagree with that statement
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  663.  @anneneville6255  It's both. People under estimate the cultural ties between Serbia and Russia.
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  664.  @mohammedzainansari1307  And they're all ticking time bombs with brutal regimes that need defense by outside powers. How long can that situation sustain itself? Aside from Qatar which seems relatively safe the rest of them are on shaky ground.
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  665.  @nsant3790  I fail to see what that has to do with the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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  666. You have some honor and dignity. Certainly more than nations like Germany which pretty much have zero.
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  667.  @pixelartenjoyer  A win win situation is a lot better than dealing with colonizers where you always lose. Also Turkey wasn't in a position to push their geostrategic interests that far in 2012 yet still stepped up to the plate to help Somalia when it barely had a functioning government and was dealing with mass starvation. I'm not Turkish but I spend a lot of time in that country. Even though they were having serious financial problems no one seemed to complain about sending money and aid to Somalia back then. Unlike the Europeans they don't look at Somali people as "others" who can be exploited. They seem to genuinely care.
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  668. @@DeepTissueExplorer The way things are headed we're probably going to have a lot more injured vets in service of Israel.
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  669. To be fair the Houthis haven't declared a war on global shipping as you said. They've declared a war on Israeli shipping. Words matter.
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  670.  @monichat  Good comment. Nor would I let someone like that near children.
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  671.  @ihavetruth4314  Pawning off outright lies as truth is a different story than taking sides. Especially for a media outlet which claims to be news and not slanted propaganda. The French government will be partial, that is natural. But a news station claiming to report facts doing this? That is something worthy of critique.
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  672.  @mrdenson3101  Except right now Egypt and Saudi Arabia aren't stuffing 2.3 million people into a concentration camp and enacting their "final solution" to the people in said camp.
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  673.  @christinemarshall1366  Well legally speaking the west bank and Gaza aren't part of Israel's internationally recognized territory. I proved that Israel itself within it's own internationally recognized borders is an apartheid state. The west bank and Gaza are far worse. The west bank is occupied territory where people are slaughtered like cattle on a daily basis. Gaza is the world's only concentration camp with 2.3 million people stuffed into those inhumane conditions. So yea, Gaza is far beyond and far worse than apartheid. Apartheid only refers to the Palestinians in Israel proper who have Israeli citizenship.
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  674.  @kd8199  Erdogan is no dummy but I'm not sure I'd put him on Vlad's level.
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  675.  @madhura2333  Zionism isn't a religion, do you even think before responding?
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  676. Your prediction of a direct military conflict between the UAE and Turkey is quite ridiculous. The UAE will continue to poke Turkey in the eye as long as it feels it is protected by the United States. Once the UAE feels that protection is waning, they will simply bribe Turkey to leave them alone. The gulf in military strength between these two nations is far too great for the UAE to take any chances of it happening.
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  677.  @brianredmond4919  Yes those are all issues which can be raised. I however fail to realize what that has to do with stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and throwing them into a concentration camp?
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  678. @Shubham3578, Why is it in every thread I see Pakistani and Indian trolls running wild. Any video about Turkey either brings out the Pakistani troll who is like "Turkey is great India sucks. Or the Indian who is like Turkey sucks so does Pakistan." The reality is I doubt anyone in Turkey is interested in what Pakistan or India do. So relax.
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  679. I'd imagine both of them play that exact same game without you having to tell them how to play it. Putin burns Erdogan in Syria, Erdogan to show his displeasure burns Putin with the Azov guys. This is how these two communicate with each other on what they're willing to put up with and what they're not willing to put up with. When Turkey is annoyed it makes a move in Ukraine, when Russia is annoyed they make a move in Syria (which is kind of Turkey's Ukraine) In the end they find a balance.
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  680. So you're basically saying the situation is even worse than he described. In 40 years Turkiye is fuked. :O(
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  681.  @PhotosHD-of4qm  Not wishing to take sides here I do feel compelled to point out a simple fact. The entire planet and every nation on it recognizes that region as sovereign Azerbaijani internationally recognized territory. Just sayin....
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  682. You're literally talking about the most aggressive nation on the planet. Basically a civilian killing machine. And you want them to be more aggressive? lol
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  683. @Meh23p. They'll do anything? Hmmm When Armenia invaded that territory in the 1990s they brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. When Azerbaijan re-invaded the territory in 2020 a few dozen civilians died. I'd hardly call that "them willing to do anything." Hell imagine the level of restraint they showed consider what was done to their people when the shoe was on the other foot. Also Nakichevan doesn't cut Armenia off from Iran. Zengezur would do that and Armenia is in full control of it. What in the world are you talking about?
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  684. Our tune changes due to a rethinking of geostrategic strategy. At the end of the day the S-400 arguments are kind of ridiculous if you put them under the microscope. Fact is our geopolitical designs after 2014 did not include relying on Turkey for much, so from our point of view it made absolutely zero sense to arm them when they could potentially be making moves with said arms which runs contrary to what we're trying to achieve. For what ever reason (which we could speculate for weeks on) is that our geopolitical strategy changed recently and apparently this involves doing what we need to do to get Turkey back on the ship. Perhaps the failure in Ukraine had something to do with this reassessment of what our next move is? Wooing Turkey back it seems is going to take a lot more than just some F-16s and kits. Over the next 6 months we'll hear more and more talk of the F-35 carrot being dangled here and there. If that goes forward or not will depend on how much Turkey decides to step back on the ship. If I had to guess, they're going to play a long and get as much tech as they can. I'm not sure if we'll ever be able to get them back on the ship ever again, especially what we've been doing to them starting with the Obama administration. I think that ship has sailed and all these are futile efforts to bring them back in the fold. They're gone and they aren't coming back.
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  685.  @subm2455  I fail to understand your logic. India was colonized by western powers and didn't enjoy it. Makes sense they'd see Palestinians being colonized by western forces would be bad. I fail to see what Pakistan and the Mughals have to do with this. Unless you're going to argue that Pakistan and the Mughals are actually Palestinians.
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  686.  @user-gw2mb2ck4m  Well she had a father for sure. It would be bold to assume he was around to teach her anything.
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  687.  @elkapitan75  That is exactly how international relations work. You have thugs and you have victims.
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  688.  @florax827  It depends on what your definition of Muslim country is. When a person says Muslim country, they assume a country where a majority of the population is Muslim. In that sense Turkey is a Muslim country. But you're right about the Middle Eastern part. It isn't a Middle Eastern country.
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  689.  @nsevv  It isn't anyone's business how a specific nation decides to govern their nation. Not to mention the Chinese disagree with that assessment that he is a dictator. There are a lot of insane things we do internally that the world probably doesn't like but they keep their mouths shut as it's none of their business. Our lunatics in charge don't seem to understand this also applies to us making comments about how others run their affairs.
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  690. Yup, just like Israel doesn't care about international law either.
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  691. Can you provide one clip where he claims Jewish people to be Animals? However I can find you 100s of clips on Israeli government officials calling people in Gaza animals. You probably feel the same way.
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  692.  allahdoesntexists As if randomly shouting out "abdool" changes anything about the guy's argument. How about you actually start debating like a rational human being for a change? Or is your position in the debate so weak you have to resort to such childish things?
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  693. Not to mention past behavior to show intent.
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  694.  @TigranHakobyan-jh8ue  Yea there was an insane amount of fake news during this war. I was following it out of curiosity, reading statements from both sides of the conflict. The Armenia side kept putting out news stories of how they were winning and how the Azeri army was on the verge of giving up. Probably the most audacious case of fake news I've ever seen in my life. Imagine getting slaughtered and telling your public you're winning.
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  695. Peace will come, it will be a long and difficult road but it will come. Syria sadly became a playing field for great power proxy wars. World balances are shifting and the great powers (who are like the eye in Lord of the Rings) will put their gaze elsewhere. Once that happens the Syrians will have to figure out their next steps.
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  696. They simply don't have enough leverage to push the UAE into such a thing. The EU especially has zero bargaining power internationally these days. The United States might have done it but nations like the UAE no longer fear Iran (thus needing US protection) nor do they believe the United States will attack them at this time considering all the United States is dealing with. So yea, I'd say good luck to them putting "pressure"
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  697.  @sidequestenjoyer7037  Yea their troops got smacked around so badly that the other side surrendered lol
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  698. @a This comment legit made me laugh 🤣 There is one thing I've noticed though which is quite literally crazy. Why do Pakistani and Indian trolls descend on any video pertaining to Turkey like flies to shit? lol Every comments section on literally every video about Turkey is riddled with a Pakistani/Indian flame war. It's surreal.
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  699. So let me get this straight. The government comes up with a resolution telling us that being against a semitic people (Palestinians) being thrown into concentration camps is anti semitic? That would literally be like claiming anyone who was against apartheid in South Africa was a racist. This is just really nonsensical when you break it down.
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  700. This journalist should simply resign. Imagine being punished like a 3rd grade child because someone didn't like a joke you made.
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  701. @Malihehsaraj1588. It is odd you didn't mention Ireland considering even when the rest of the world was forgetting this conflict Ireland has been screaming at the top of her lungs over this issue for decades. In fact Ireland is probably the only country on the planet who hasn't put this issue on the backburner in the past few decades.
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  702.  @alcohen633 I was there 2 months ago. Was a lot safer than I feel here in Philly.
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  703.  @S3aCa1mRa1n  One could easily turn that around on you as well no? You'll opine about a genocide from well over 100 years ago. yet completely ignore a huge ethnic cleansing attempt on an Island hwere the majority tried to exterminate the minority which didn't happen that long ago. Where some of the criminals are still alive. But let me guess. "It never happened" right?
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  704.  @turcarumimperator1395  I don't think we can classify this as a "war." It was more like a police action. Azerbaijan kicked out illegal militia groups from Azeri territory.
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  705.  @DutchmanAmsterdam are you a pro genocide bot or troll?
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  706.  @Labistouket  That region and it's people were there long before France even existed. And they'll be there well after France as a nation no longer exists. (Which will probably come sooner than you'd like to think) These regions will eventually recover from the untold amounts of damage France did to them. Not sure France in the long term will recover from it's current slide into irrelevancy though.
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  707. Breaking treaties does have a legal basis and treaties are by definition legal entities. Just sayin....
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  708.  @rogelioperez3906  From Israel obvious. How can you free a place from a resistance group fighting against occupation?
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  709. I swear this is like the twilight zone. Imagining opening up a museum to remember past genocides and war crimes while you are at the same time administering a genocide of historic proportions at the same. This is insanity.
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  710.  @bilbobaggins3464  Reminds me of that story about Napoleon who in his hayday attacked a small garrison town governed by a 85 year old Ottoman Pasha. The old man proceeded to hold the city and handed Napoleon and his huge army a crippling defeat. The French<--- lol They're usually really good at defeating nations which have no military and fight back with rocks. When they have to fight a real army, it usually doesn't go too well for them.
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  711.  @Ala351  I don't think they need to dream about it, they're actually doing it.
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  712. It is getting to a point where they aren't even good at lying anymore. Kirby said "Israel isn't trying to wipe Gaza off the face of the map." Actually they are, many of their officials have made public statements that this is their stated aim. This guy is literally contradicting everything Israel is openly saying they're doing. Israel "We want to turn Gaza in rubble and make it unlivable" Kirby "No no, they don't really mean that. It is Hamas that wants to do that." Israel "No Kirby we're literally going to turn that place into a parking lot, we've promised to do it." Kirby "No no guys you don't really mean that, it is Hamas who wants to turn Israel into a parking lot." Israel "Bro, we even have music videos with children singing songs about how we're going to exterminate Gaza." Kirby "For real?"
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  713. @Yuki Schlagel I don't remember claiming anyone should or shouldn't be allowed to use a bathroom. Is this what you do? Attribute statements to a person they didn't make and attack that statement? You're essentially doing nothing but aggressively lashing out for the sake of lashing out. You'd have to not only be an irrational person to behave this way, you'd also have to be a very mean and miserable person. Have you ever for once in your life debated an issue using facts and logic instead of going on emotional rants, making irrational claims and then doing anything you can to personally attack the person you're debating? In all honesty I feel bad for you.
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  714. The EU wouldn’t be able to fight itself out of a paper bag right now. Be realistic. They need the American safety net
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  715. I'm a huge fan of this channel and watch it on a regular basis. These guys are always on the ball and are a wealth of information you can trust. But this is one strange video to watch. MBS wasn't the first to float the idea of taking Israel to the ICC, I'm very sure the first person to float that idea was the Turkish foreign minister, then picked up by Erdogan who pushed it pretty hard before the meet of the OIC. Pushing this issue at the UN also wasn't MBS's idea, this was first pushed by the Raisi of Iran before the OIC meeting. To use these two examples of how MBS has "fresh ideas" that no one else is thinking of is demonstrably false. I get that you guys are really paying attention to everything going on with the Ukraine conflict but did you actually do any research about this subject before making this video? This is crazy lol Most people who are following what is going on in that region understand that MBS will have an extremely hard time being the leader of the Arab or Sunni world. First off he only seems to have influence in times of peace due to Saudi Arabia's massive wealth. In times of conflict he is kind of pushed to the back burner because he doesn't preside over a military force which is capable of much. Not to mention the sheer amount of animosity and hate toward the guy in the regular "Arab street" people often talk about. Saudi Arabia is surely a heavy weight in that region due to it's financial muscle. But it doesn't really go past that. Turkey and Iran leave a much larger footprint than Saudi Arabia does, especially in times of conflict. This conflict was another example of that, all MBS has really come up with is deciding which of Erdogan's or Raisi's proposals he is going to jump on board with.
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  716. I honestly don't even know what to say. Some of this stuff is so insane you wonder if you've slipped into alternate reality.
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  717. @B Qinn, No they can't. Europe has been dead for a long time, people are only now starting to notice.
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  718. Oh they'll do anything to avoid letting their viewers know what the rest of the planet knows.
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  719.  @DarthFhenix55  Life was much different back then. People would prefer their kids to be "trafficked" if it gave them a path to power and influence instead of staying home and starving to death. You have to look at things in context. It isn't like taking kids today and putting them in the military. If you tried to extrapolate today's morality on a much different world 500 years ago, you wouldn't find anything that wouldn't trigger you.
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  720. The most propagandized people on the planet are us, here in the United States and Canada.
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  721.  @eemoogee160  100%.
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  722.  @WiththegraceofgodHJ  Things that humor me don't impact my sleep. Your lack of self awareness is quite hilarious.
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  723. A politician with a ton of money stuffed in his pockets hurts everyone no? Well aside from the people who are stuffing the money in his pocket.
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  724. @Maxhodgson. The EU mutual defense clause in article 42.7 is rarely ever mentioned for a reason. It is useless. No EU state has the military capability or logistics to change the outcome of such a conflict. All eyes will be on what Washington does, they're the only ones who can change the reality on the ground in such a conflict. The idea of any EU state doing anything military which would matter is laughable. Greece knows this all too well which is why it's working hard to cultivate it's relationship with Washington.
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  725. Stalin claimed to be very opened minded and tolerant too.
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  726. Anyone expect the IDF to ever tell the truth about anything?
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  727. It isn't merely an accusation. He is quite literally guilty of it.
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  728. @expertglow Fantastic comment, a breathe of fresh air after seeing all the insane comments up until now. Who ever the people want, should win.
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  729.  @kupalkapre4636  I'm not sure I'd call his fans stupid. It's more complex than that, a majority of his fanbase probably consists of emasculated young males all raised by single mothers lacking a father figure. They're mistaking Conor's false bravado with the masculinity they've never had an experience to see and learn from at home. I'd imagine this is why they're so emotionally attached to this dude and seemed to have an emotional meltdown when Khabib smashed him. Truth be told, it's hard to blame them. They're damaged goods.
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  730.  @Shadowfalls89  Constantly invading your neighbors because Winnie the Pooh says so implies that they've been invading their neighbors left and right. Which is obviously bullsh!t. If the atrocity at Tianamen Square perfectly embodies the essence of their government, are we to assume that Canada oppressing, robbing and committing crimes against the Trucker protestors embodies the essence of the Beijing Regime? Or America's invasion of Iraq, Afghanistan and it's destruction of Libya and Syria embodies the essence of the regime in Washington? I'd imagine you wouldn't go there, because you'd have to be intellectually consistent to do so. I'm no fan of the Chinese nor would I under normal circumstances defend them. But comments like yours are highly irrational and highly problematic and stick of a misplaced superiority complex coupled with doses of some nasty racism.
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  731.  @MikeHunt-s9m  Well considering it is now out that most of the civilians who died on Oct 7th were killed by the IDF who were trying to get Hamas, I guess Israel will have to pay compensation for those dead civilians as well?
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  732. Why because they are brown?
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  733. Having your national currency as the world reserve currency is a blessing few nations have ever enjoyed. And no nations have enjoyed on this scale. To be insane enough to use this blessing as a weapon and put it under threat is going to go down in world history as one of the most bone headed things any civilization has ever done.
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  734. Well they also call Israel a democracy which is even more laughable.
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  735. I don't think anyone will "force" anyone to live inside a country. That territory is already internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan.
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  736.  @rael5469  "This is you insurrectionist traitors" I don't remember being anywhere near Washington that day. Even if I were I'm far too old and lazy to be joining any sort of protest about anything. My question to you is simple, are you or are you not capable of having a rational conversation with someone without throwing out pre approved talking points? See this is the problem, when you have enough programmed bots who are incapable of having an original thought running around.
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  737. @jinsong6940 So you're saying people shouldn't be angry at an apartheid state that has stuffed 2.3 million people into a concentration camp and are now exterminating them? Fact of the matter is these people in Southern Russia do not want planes from the apartheid regime to land on their airport runways. They showed their displeasure and I dobut another plane from Israel will be landing there anytime soon. In fact if you know anything about these mountain people, I doubt a plane from Israel will ever be able to land there ever again. They don't care about the optics, if they have a goal in mind they'll make sure the goal is met. I don't think they care what you think.
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  738. @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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  739. I don't think making territorial claims on every single one of your neighbors is going to end well.
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  740. @Insanesucide It shouldn't be that hard to do surveillance on a group stuck in a 40km prison with no way in or out. It begs the question, what is Israel doing with all the billions we send them for surveillance and defense?
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  741.  @dedswift  You have to understand the context. The zionists came up with the phrase river to the sea in the 1950s. For them it actually meant the mass slaughter of different ethnic groups between the river and the sea. So it makes sense they'd simply assume everyone else is as psycho as them. To us random Americas, well we said from sea to shining sea years ago. And that basically meant the complete annihilation of the native Indians. So again it makes sense for us to assume that is what everyone else means by such statements. I guess psychos need to realize not everyone is a psycho.
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  742.  @donnyfainu2843 there is not only a genocide. But a genocide which is easily factually demonstrable. The hardest part of genocide is to prove intent. This is the only time proving intent is no issue. Israeli officials spelled out in public exactly what their intentions are. Then acted out on said intentions.
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  743.  @rojavabashur6455  So you're calling this person a fascist because they said "I don't like Erdogan." So you're basically saying anyone who likes Erdogan in Turkey is the opposite of a fascist? Strange statements my friend, strange indeed.
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  744.  @austindarrenor  Only someone who probably doesn't even know what the letters in IQ stand for would..... Claim that stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and stuffing the survivors into a concentration camp, can claim they're defending themselves when the people in the concentration camp fight back.
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  745.  @darmithmarak7235  Actually Israel always attacks them first and has done so repeatedly over the past few decades. Not to mention it is still illegally occupying Lebanese internationally recognized territory since the 1980s. Lebanon as per international law has every right to defend itself and has every right to take action to liberate the occupied territories. You can't twist the reality of this anymore, this last conflict has made people do the research as to what is going on over there. This idea that Israel is the victim is simply ridiculous and it's an impossible narrative to sell. The apartheid state of Israel has and will probably always be the aggressor
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  746. @Patrick Kinnear, I once asked a neighbor to curb her dog, who was defecating on my lawn. She could have easily said "how do you know that is a dog, you're not a biologist"
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  747. @ AwedJR, to be fair when you make such geopolitical moves it makes sense to have the blessing of regional powers. Doing it without telling anyone might send the wrong message. Egypt might be run by a brutal dictator the people hate right now but it still doesn't change the fact Egypt isn't some mickey mouse state. Geo political moves in their backyard have a higher chance at success if the Egyptians are on board with it. I'd imagine the Turks understand this. Hopefully this move brings stability to the region and hopefully it works out for the interests of both Somalia and Ethiopia. It would be a tragedy if these two nations had an armed conflict. Both nations are slowly modernizing and trying to grow the living standards of their nations, an armed conflict would throw progress back 20 years. Both nations if run properly have the potential to be well functioning states with a high degree of living standards compared to the rest of the region. Considering both of their histories, god knows they both deserve a better future.
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  748.  @StarrLabell you haven’t really been paying attention to what is going on have you?
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  749. Wars have been started for less. If the Saudis do this, this is an event that will be talked about historians for a very long time. Once one nation does it, the odds of a smallball effect become great. So the question is, what happens to America if the dollar is no longer the world's reserve currency? Can our government actually balance their budget like most other nations have to? If they do, will we have a revolution considering the standard of living most of us Americans are used to? I'm not to keen on becoming much poorer overnight. But at the same time our insane leaders have put us down this path using the dollar and sanctions as a weapon for so long. It's only a matter of time before nations take that stick out of our hands.
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  750.  @alonagian7722  It is literally violating almost every single international law on the books pertaining to the conduct of law. You can't wish away facts.
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  751. Except for the fact those nations are all growing at tremendous rates and the United States is contracting. How long do you think the chart above will stay the way it is now? Leaders don't simply make decisions based on what is happening today, they craft long term policies for what they think will happen tomorrow.
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  752.  @MR-177  Turkey actually didn't send any forces in that war. They simply trained them and sold them weapons. Like how Russia trained Armenia and (gave) Armenia weapons free of charge. 1v1 Azerbaijan vs Armenia would be total destruction of Armenian forces. This is what was happening in 2020 if Russia didn't step in and save Armenia's army from being slaughtered like cattle. Makes sense why it worked out that way if you really think about it. The extent of the Armenian military's experience was essentially slaughtering unarmed civilians. When they faced a well trained army it wasn't as easy I guess.
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  753. @Alex Teterya, He certainly meant the Black Sea.
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  754.  @Fido-vm9zi that statement rings true for how the vast majority of the world views Europe.
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  755. @Ronosama. A lot of those neighboring Arab nations, there isn't really anything they can do. I don't think you realize what a weak state some of these nations are in. As far as Muslim leaders, the only Muslim nations that have the power to actually do something, well most of them are quite far from that region and have other problems they are tending to. These things aren't so simple. This idea that all the Arabs are going to unite and build a military force to walk into that region is a pipedream at this point. This conflict isn't going to be won with guns. It is going to be won when the entire world puts enough pressure on the apartheid state to stop their crimes. The tide is turning, it will happen. It is just going to take more time. Running an apartheid state isn't sustainable, look at South Africa. Eventually it is going to fall apart under it's own weight.
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  756.  @BackSeatHump  There are very few places where they can be war criminal cheerleaders and get away with it. In most nations these women would probably be in jail.
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  757.  @nalajoshomk6055  This is true. But this situation isn't going to last long. Right now it's on it's last legs and has entered decline.
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  758.  @avibhagan yup the rational move was to vote for Jill stein I’m a life long conservative saying this
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  759. We always look back at some dark moments in history and wonder "how was this allowed." Well now we have our answer. Our grandchildren will be asking the same of us. "How was this allowed." Like other perpetrators and colluders of mass crimes, history will not judge us well.
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  760. @Justsome462. His take on the Libya situation was quite ridiculous. The entire video he went to pains to use words like "internationally recognized this, UN recognized that. Then when talking about Libya he failed to mention the GNA was actually the internationally recognized government of Libya. He made it seem liek Turkey took sides against Nato states when the reality was the vast majority of Nato was also backing the GNA. France and Greece were the outsiders on that issue backing the illegal militia groups along with Russia. Again really really terrible video.
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  761. I'm a conservative and I never thought I'd see the day where I'd agree 100% with Cenk on this issue. What the hell happened to free speech which helps foster truth? The left has been pushing censorship of ideas for a while, now you see the leaders of the right jump on that same bandwaggon. This isn't even about republican and democrat anymore. The fact they are the Uniparty is far too obvious. And like Cenk said they're simply flipping out because they are no longer the gate keepers of information and it is driving them insane. Most young Americans seem to think apartheid, concentration camps and genocide isn't a good thing. Not surprising. Anyone who claims to love America needs to understand the reality of what this conflict is doing to America's reputation. The entire world is watching us fund the mass slaughter of civilians. The level of damage this is going to do to our standing in the global south is immeasurable. Right when we're in superpower competition with China for influence in the global south. We literally just shot ourselves in the foot and handed China influence in all these nations. If we as a people (conservatives and liberals) don't find a way to come together and purge our respective parties of neoconservatives, we're all going to suffer equally.
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  762.  @d-phoenix2198  China, yes for sure. They're tipped to be the next big power. Turkey being a regional power only, I agree with that as well. I don't see superpower status in their future. India though? Seriously dude? This is a country where over half their population still defecates in the streets. lol
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  763. I wonder if TYT feel guilty at all about going all in for Genocide Joe during the elections.
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  764.  @leogavish5627  Difference being their numbers are also verified by international aid organizations. Most of what they say tends to be true. Can you say the same for the Israeli government who gets caught in lie after lie after lie? There is a point at which your reason and logic will have to come before your emotions and what you want to be true.
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  765.  @shabiramin5681  but you seem to believe god is sadistic enough to side with or even help what they do. No rational person can believe god will bless apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Only a lunatic would think god that sadistic
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  766. No, it is a military regional power. Do you have any idea what super power means? It's the ability to project power across the entire globe. Only one military on earth has the capability right now.
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  767. @Geo Kon, or perhaps France 24 isn't allowed due to them being extremely bias on this specific issue. That would be like allowing the Soviet Union to report on an American conflict. How do you think they'd cover it?
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  768.  @kwlee8420  Narrator.
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  769. Only Greece can invade a defeated nation whos lost most of it's fighting age men, has really nothing left to eat, has no army and still loses. Greece lol
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  770.  @micaiahm1 what a childish comment
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  771.  @lahire4943  I'm sure even their allies were shocked the French didn't run away as soon as the arrow started flying. The modern French are better though (but only when they're fighting Africans with no weapons)
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  772.  @CJBhattarai  If you're referring to Israel's enemies. Do you mean humanity, proper war conduct, international law and the truth? I'd imagine those things are Israel's greatest enemies.
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  773.  @jeffreywilheim5970 talking about how a group was named can’t possibly justify murdering children and throwing people into concentration camps. Is that seriously your argument?
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  774. A police officer in the line of duty reacts quickly and takes down an attacker who was seconds away from murdering someone with a knife. 20 years ago would anyone think that society would be at a point where this would be seen as something bad? How did we get here?
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  775.  @jakes9577  Territories within their realm rarely had strife though. At least not for 600 years.
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  776.  @Monz805  You could make the same argument for Greece joining Nato knowing it had land issues with Turkey. Especially when Greece left Nato then rejoined it years later. Your in bed with Russia theory would might make sense if Turkey wasn't bombing Russia's proxy forces in Syria, Libya and recently in Armenia. Call me crazy but when you're in bed with another country you generally don't bomb their proxy forces around the world. Not to mention how much Russia freaked out when Turkey was sending Ukraine drones which were blowing up Russian tanks. Again kind of odd for someone in bed with Russia helping blow up more Russian tanks no? Also if Turkey was in bed with Russia, why would they try to go to war in the Aegean Sea which for all intents and purposes might bankrupt Russia because they're only winter sea port would essentially have no way to the world markets. So again, your theory would make sense if all evidence wasn't pointing against it.
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  777. I don't understand how he'd call it a conspiracy theory when it's something well in the open and something France has been doing for a VERY LONG TIME. Your dad is insane lol
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  778.  @seanphurley  So crimes from 100 years ago should define certain nations but only be footnotes in history for other nations? Hmm interesting point of view you have. Also according to your logic no major nation would be able to hold peace talks. Less emotions and more logic/reason please. Because truth be told you sound ridiculous.
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  779. This is one of the most ridiculous comments I've seen in a long time.
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  780.  @miscgar9663 what genocide by Azerbaijan? 1.that war is over 2. Something like 12 civilians died in that huge war. What in the world are you talking about ?
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  781.  @radio9730  How much video footage do you have of guys in green bandannas getting killed?
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  782.  @nourmallette809  If they gave an honest answer, their entire policy would collapse. So obviously they have to avoid the questions like the plague.
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  783. @Kennykoo2563. It is a very good thing to remember genocides and put pressure on nations who deny them, so it is good you bring up the Armenian genocide from over 100 years ago. Within the spirit of that how do you feel about Armenia brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians when it invaded their territory in the 1990s? Do you feel the Azeris should remember that event in any policy toward Armenia?
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  784. @Gtgrggtgttttt. Baku has been asking for peace for 30 years. Asking to negotiate terms for the return of their illegally invaded internationally recognized territory. Even offering very lucrative terms to the Armenians. But the Armenians simply rejected everything assuming they could militarily control the illegally occupied region. Well, after 30 years the Azerbaijanis got tired of "asking for peace" and the beast came out. Now Armenia has to deal with the fallout of their illegal aggression, occupation and the ethnic cleansing of more than 800,000 Azeri civilians.
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  785.  @johnlay3040  A lot less crime? Are you serious? Saddam was no saint but comparing him to Netanyahu (Mr. Genocide) is insane.
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  786. I'm from the United States and vacation quite often in Turkey. There are certain parts of Turkey that have been overflowing with Russian immigrants for years now. They're like Turkey's Mexicans, they just keep coming across the border. Can't say I blame them, who the hell would want to live in Russia.
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  787. So here is the question. If Trump can get sued for this. Why isn't Genocide Joe being sued for inciting genocide in Gaza?
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  788. @Hunter&Gatherer, if you actually ask the original inhabitants of Crimea they probably dont' want to be under Russian or Ukrainian occupation. The Crimean Tatars have had it rough with Ukraine and Russian colonial settlers for hundreds of years. In a perfect world there wouldn't be any Russians or Ukrainians on that strip of land.
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  789.  @onalos1271  My government unfortunately would blow up the entire world before giving up that privilege.
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  790.  @tokesalotta1521  It boiled his blood because essentially what they're saying is slaughtering tens and thousands of civilians is fine pending on who they are. If you don't believe this mindset is foul. You yourself are pretty damned foul.
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  791. Kamala has no support.
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  792.  @tomatomi8041  He must know what he did. You don't get a nickname like Genocide Joe without putting in the work.
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  793.  @africanhistory  Spot on, they've been doing this stuff for 75 years. It was just well hidden before the information age.
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  794.  @garokantarjian  Last I checked the Azeris weren't involved in the Armenian genocide. So according to your logic because you were subject to genocide by someone else, you can turn around nearly 80 years later and massacre a third party? Honestly how horrible of a human being are you? Not to mention an ethnic cleansing denier.
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  795. @Johnpoole8321. Can you blame Sotomayor for her opinion on the matter? She has her job due to that type of thinking.
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  796.  @dododadabi2225  It was obvious they were super careful not to give her any negative material to work with. She still tried though with some ridiculous commentary about their statements.
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  797. Wasn't most media including the Young Turks screaming down anyone who had made this claim 2 years ago?
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  798.  @jas1049  If only discrimination were clearly defined I'd agree with you 100%. But when those lines are blurred, it can turn into an issue. Like forcing me to pretend someone is a woman when it's clearly a man. My rights don't end where your feelings begin.
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  799. Nhia Thao, they were pretty open and clear about why they were rejecting Sweden. Sweden (by their own admission) was funding armed groups which were attacking a Nato country. Once they signed a deal to stop funding armed groups which are attacking schools and hospitals in a Nato nation, the veto was lifted. Pay attention to what is actually happen before coming up with half arsed theories.
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  800.  @Jouantiese  A few things to break down here. 1. Israel is an apartheid state. It is not only an apartheid state but it is demonstrably an apartheid state. You can look at the definition of the word and then go check Israel's laws. There really is no debate here. You screaming bigot and throwing out random rhetoric isn't going to change what the word means. The term apartheid was coined in South Africa. Current South African leaders who are old enough to have lived under apartheid say quite loudly that Israel is not only an apartheid state but is an apartheid state which is more brutal than what they went through. Also calling an ethnic religious apartheid state a "democracy" is a real stretch of the world democracy. Again another trope which is used than when put under a microscope completely and utterly collapses. Now you can try to argue Israel isn't an apartheid state and actually make your case instead of screaming about bigotry and making claims it is the only democracy in the region when it isn't a democracy by any stretch of the imagination. Now if you were to do that, you would probably lose that debate because Israel's laws are open for all to see and their are demonstrably apartheid laws by any definition. But at least in losing that debate you could claim to be intellectually honest. You literally might as well try to convince people the earth is really flat. You might have better luck with that than claiming Israel isn't an apartheid state.
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  801. @JohnJames2181. You're absolutely right, it should be labeled genocide. However when the Armenians push this issue I kindly remind them that if it's right to recognize such crimes from well over 100 years ago, surely we should recognize similar crimes committed so recently that most of the perpetrators are still alive. Like perhaps the Armenians ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s. We could start there in naming genocides no, before working our way back to ancient times.
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  802.  @night6724  I can’t know for sure since I don’t live there but I too have made the argument that the newly arriving Arabs can’t assimilate into Turkish culture. Not because there are Arab but because of a simple premise that applies to all humans. If you take in a certain number of people which reaches a specific critical mass (population wise) it is impossible to assimilate them. They’ll have their own neighborhoods and rarely venture out of them. Hell they comprise such a huge percentage of the total population they’ll have their own cities. Fact is assimilation under those circumstances is impossible. Now if they were lower in number and spread out. Then sure assimilation will surely happen
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  803. Yup then if something there goes wrong, these Senator's know they're on the hook for it.
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  804. He is lucky to be tried in Germany and not France. In Germany at least he has a chance at getting a fair trial.
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  805. @Big Ghoulish Boi, some people tend to do it more than others. Since the day Australians set foot in that region everyone in that area as suffered terribly. The chickens will come home to roost one day, I'd imagine it will come with a lot of Chinese support.
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  806. @Steffen Altmeier, It's not simply about Germany rearming to get rid of complacency. Europe in most metric is akin to the child of rich parents who is unproductive and will probably squander the wealth left by the parents. Any European populations and governments are still operating under the premise they're still well respected world powers. The trouble is no one outside of Europe believes this and will lead to many mistakes in European foreign policy. This is all not going to end well for most European nations. The misplaced delusions of superiority is what makes the Europeans complacent and I don't see this changing anytime soon. At least not until the time comes when they're completely and utterly humbled during a crisis.
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  807. The Turkish base there isn't there to fight insurgents in Chad. It is there because it is close to Libya where the Turks are heavily involved. Now their drones can operate freely in Libya from different angles. In return they'll probably make it easier for Chad to get top notch military equipment for cheap and train the Chad military to fight the insurgents. Turkey isn't there to fight the insurgents in Chad. Turkey gets a base where they can project more military power into Libya. Chad gets super modern military equipment. Win win deal.
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  808. This is super interesting considering what is going on in Northern Syria. The Turks essentially sent out a message to all friendly and non friendly forces in a specific area that they should leave because Turkey plans to go in. This is essentially the Pentagon's way of essentially letting the Turks know the Americans don't want them in their sphere of influence. The problem I'd suspect is that the Pentagon's "warning shot" won't have the desired outcome. The Turks are hell bent on going into this region, so it is a matter of who will blink first. I have a bad feeling the Pentagon badly miscalculated this one, the TUrks aren't going to let up. Nor are we going to risk a fracture in Nato for this.
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  809. Considering most European nations are horrible when it comes to integrating immigrants. The situation you're describing makes sense.
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  810. You're so right, Greece is so much more powerful than it's neighbors that it feels the need to have it's prime minister begging at the doorstep of every European capital for help.
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  811.  @apb2081  You'd be surprised how much rivals can get done when confronted with a common threat.
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  812.  @gauthierdavid5555  Last I checked Armenians actually speak Armenian. I'd imagine you know this right?
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  813.  @fernandez6143  he said truth about Israel. Which is demonstrably true.
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  814.  @গুরুত্বপূর্ণউপপাদ্য  It isn't even just about your brothers. Even non Muslims are seeing the insanity of the Israeli army. Free Palestine.
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  815.  @ucanttouchthis227  Who is Turkey Afraid of? Hmm I'd imagine about 3 or 4 wars on your borders in the last 20 years and not having an air defense systems just might make a nation nervous? Iran constantly making veiled threats about using their nearly 2500 crude missiles against you might also make someone nervous? Especially when your allies refuse to sell you air defense systems?
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  816.  @DemocratsUnite  I hadn't realized calling a man sir was a terrible thing to do.
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  817. @Chris S, I'm not an emotional person but this video almost got me lol I had to hold back my tears. I don't know what it is about dogs that warms my heart to such an extent.
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  818.  @YouTubecensorshipteam even that is a lie considering they aren’t Semites. They’re European converts and don’t have one Semitic ancestor Oddly enough the Palestinians are Semites.
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  819.  @AdamSahr-cj4kf  Well that is what Israel means.
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  820. I'm thinking people are going to be shocked how many votes Jill is going to get. I keep hearing talk about how a lot of people on the left switching to Jill. No one is talking about people on the right also voting for her. I'm a conservative and most people around me are as well. Big Trump supporters and have been for years. Gaza has turned all our stomachs to a point we can't be team Trump anymore. Let's go Jill Stein!!!!!!!
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  821. His people seem to like him. Which means one thing.
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  822.  @abhishekrana7986  Interesting that the place they were invented is also the place they're barely used. So if it is true that they were invented there, that means you've had them for a longggggg time. Yet hundreds of millions to this day aren't using them? What does that say about you?
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  823.  @dahleno2014  You might want to learn something called context before jumping in and making a fool of yourself.
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  824.  @Mr_Negrodamus  No they don't. Occupiers cannot claim self defense.
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  825. People are waking up
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  826.  @extragoogleaccount6061  Yes a lot of the narratives he drew about motivating forces are completely and utterly false. At least to anyone who has followed this country in depth for the past few decades. Especially his bit about why they invaded Cyprus.
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  827.  @DiogoJ1  I literally laughed at a guy for claiming there were only 50. And you respond by agreeing with me and then assuming I thought there were none? There are times I see people so dumb on these message boards that I lose hope for humanity. And no it's not 100s, it's thousands.
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  828. @Ancientloser, The western view that Kurds are some monolith is pretty ridiculous when put under a microscope. The odd part that romanticized view can't get around is that about 10 years ago more Kurds voted for the AKP than they did for the "Kurdish" party.
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  829. Abbas L'Cherchie, Some how the worldwide globalist media has managed to draw a correlation between racism and a group of people's right to decide who can and who cannot enter their country and how many. Changing the demographics of any group regardless of race is a very dangerous thing to do. Humans generally do not react well to such situations, I'd imagine the same would ring true for animals as well. The racist argument is also simply ridiculous. If I don't allow my Italian neighbor to live in my house, does that mean I'm racist against Italians? No, it simply means I don't want that dude living in my house.
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  830.  @user-xv9rf2ll3m  A lot of what he said is from conventional history which the vast majority of historians agree on.
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  831. People stuffed into the world’s only and history’s largest concentration camp generally don’t celebrate much. Also you should use more factual language. This isn’t a war, this is an extermination attempt. Those are two different things.
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  832.  @n5304  considering how efficiently and cheaply they're able to produce so many systems. It won't even really matter that their econ is in shambles. Hell the greatest strides they've recently made was during times of economic crisis. So the economy argument isn't a really good one. The real question is more complex. If they're able to do what they've done with an economy in shambles and a shoestring budget. What happens if they get their economy together and throw more money into that efficiency? Then what?
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  833. I was interested in watching this until the narrator said "propaganda or reality it's impossible to verify" pertaining to the Marijauna fields. All the plants and fields are right there, verifying would be quite easy. Just walk over and look at them, smell them lol WTF is this.
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  834.  @FIRE-zt6vw  If they have hostile islands 1 mile off their coast armed to the teeth? Yes. You can argue all day and night about the rightousness of your cause. None of that will change what will happen if a conflict erupts because you feel the need to poke your neighbor in the eye. Your neighbors aren't the most rational people around, I'm sure that is a fact you know well. Although I'm starting to question how rational you are poking a nation armed to the teeth in the eye over and over again.
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  835.  @FIRE-zt6vw  I have no ego, as I have no army. I know all too well about war mongers because my government is the biggest war monger on the planet. So is that what you do? When ever someone doesn't subscribe to your insane world view you automatically assume they're from X country? Also did you seriously just compare Greece to a lion? 🤣
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  836. Very brave indeed when he is more interested in lobbying dollars in his pocket than an actual foreign policy in the interests of the country. Man if only everyone could be brave enough to stuff money into their pockets from foreign interest groups.
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  837.  @tritium1998 You said "They can't even make simpler technology" What does that even mean? Is it your contention that they can then make technology which is not simple? Either English is not your native language or you have the communication skills of a goat. Which is it?
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  838.  @Bruva.Ork.  You could easily say that about the apartheid state of Israel. Without lies it dies.
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  839.  @uncletiggermclaren7592  Actually in WW1 the allies were the bad guys. WW2 the opposite. Nearly ever single instance of conflict and human suffering around the globe to this day can be tied to the unfortunate victory of the allies during WW1.
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  840.  @UMCorian  This comment legit made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣 That trait has been severely nerfed to a point it is no longer a viable option.
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  841.  @oraclewizard77  That makes absolutely zero sense. Our military has regularly seen more combat in the last 20 years in places like Iraq, Afghanistan and many other places than theirs has. They're essentially fighting a bunch of Palestinians with rocks and homemade bottle rockets. Hardly a place you'd use to test high tech weapons getting ready to face Russia and China.
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  842.  @yixie6830  The complain isn't private citizens who are rich sending their personal money. It's about the government sending tax payer money, a pool which everyone has paid into.
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  843.  @Cdkmedia  Turkey is a regional power, anyone who claims this this not to be true is probably someone who simply doesn't want it to be true. Israel's military is purely defensive, it isn't set up to project power far from it's borders. You're comparing apples and oranges. As far as the region goes, even if you cut Turkey's military prowess by half it would still be a regional power. Not because they're truly powerful but because they're in a region of extremely weak nations. Syria? Iraq? Georgia? Bulgaria? Greece? That is like a list of the special Olympics of world military power. So yea, they're a regional power by every definition of the word.
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  844. Well said, a lot of Ben’s supporters are turning their back on him. As soon as the conflict in Gaza started he went from “facts don’t care about your feeling” to “my feelings don’t care about your facts” Ben is pretty much finished, his influence is waning
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  845. They still think this is the 1980s. These types of companies won't survive for very long no matter how big they are.
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  846.  @TRUEBRITUK you may want to look more into international law. I know I can’t speak of morality as it means nothing to you
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  847.  @Banana_Split_Cream_Buns  The answers starts with the letter i and ends with the letter L.
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  848.  @calebbearup4282  I'm an American who has been living in Turkey part time since the late 1990s. I honestly fail to see how what you're saying is true. I'm no fan of the guy, if I could vote there (which I can't) I wouldn't vote for him. With that said a lot of what you said is completely and utterly detached from reality. Hurting "Scandinavian countrieS" What Scandinavian country aside from Sweden has he been hurting? As far as Sweden, he has absolutely no choice but to extract a pound of flesh from them, he is under far too much pressure from teh public to do so. That is how representative democracies work, leaders doing what the people pressure them into. I know as a European it's a mind blowing concept for you considering your government rarely does what the people want in terms of foreign policy. Sweden has been financing armed groups which have been blowing up schools and hospitals for decades now. You're going to blame the victims in this situation? That would be like me hiring guys to kill your children and then getting angry at you when you refuse to let me join your organization. How insane are you?
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  849.  @benjaminr8961  So my intelligence is being questioned by a person who hasn't mastered basic grammar? Hmmm, now I've seen it all.
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  850. It isn't that simple, you need regional support for such a thing. With the vast majority of Arab states actually working for the Zionists, I don't think the Turks will be able to pull this off.
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  851. Yes him failing to mention that 800lbs elephant in the room made this video cringy. It was well put together but glossing over that killed the credibility of the video.
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  852. @Da_Elder. It won't matter which side EU nations choose. None of them have the military capability to do anything about it. All eyes will be on Washington if something like this were to happen. France would just make a lot of noise and make a lot of statements and wait for Washington to respond.
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  853. @Salvo D, if I threw every insult in the entire world at a guy and he responded with "send me location" I'd be terrified lol
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  854.  @t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334  Now compare that to America's list.
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  855.  @zentriffid  If you look at it in military terms, the vast majority of those numbers you put up as "killed" were civilians. They weren't able to hurt Hezbollah too much. They simply couldn't stomach fighting Hezbollah so they pulled out. But obvious not before completely and utterly wrecking civilians. Which btw is Israel's MO. Not going to make moral judgement on it but that is how they operate. The idea is if we inflict enough pain on the population, they will turn on their leaders. This is what they do. If you look at it with an objective eye, anytime they go into a conflict over 90% of their kills are always civilians. You can't have a ratio like that unless you're actively working for it.
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  856.  @josephshields2922 Bernie was fully on board with the genocide when it mattered
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  857.  @comradespiderman29  It Ottoman empire was going to fall apart Arabs or no Arabs. Cope...
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  858.  @ankundamwebembezi6358  Their charter says river to the sea. Oddly enough that phrase was first used by Likud the current ruling party way back in the 1950s as their charter. No one seemed to mind it when they said it.
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  859.  @LordGrandKaiser  I also wonder why the IDF just doesn't' go into the tunnels and fight this out. They have better weapons and more men. I'm not sure I've ever seen an army be at this much of an advantage yet this cowardly.
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  860. Thankfully the Azeris are showing restraint and not doing what the Armenians did to them when they had military superiority. I doubt they've forgotten that the Armenians brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s.
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  861. I'm not sure if these men are "cowards." If they are, isn't it odd that every single man in that train car happened to be a coward? There is something more at play here. Perhaps these men are afraid to intervene because if something goes wrong they'll be labeled something terrible by the media and completely thrown under the bus. If the black guy had intervened and something went wrong he'd be labeled a misogynist and crucified, perhaps even lose his job. If any of the white guys intervened they'd be labeled misogynists and racists and have their lives ruined. Are these men cowards? I'm not so sure. Is society completely and utterly breaking down? I think so.
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  862.  @FlawLess_333  Tiktok army.
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  863.  @punsmith  You seem a tad bit emotional over this issue. To a point you don't exactly come off as rational. Especially hurling insults at people calling sickening and uneducated because they don't share your worldview. I can always spot a person who isn't rational and is completely and utterly triggered by something. People like this generally have nothing to add to any debate other than anger.
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  864. @rocketdock11 These things don't happen over night. We've seen this creeping up since the early 2000s.
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  865. It is demonstrably true that Azerbaijan is not occupying your "lands." In fact it is also demonstrably true that Armenia illegally invaded their neighbor and occupied their internationally recognized territory for well over 30 years. Not to mention the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 civilians that it still hasn't apologized or paid reparations for. So you're right, borders do need to be respected.
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  866. I'm not sure what other language people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps would know.
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  867.  @stearin1978  That is so cute. Imagine sticking people in a concentration camp and calling their resistance terrorism. Yea good luck selling that one.
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  868. @Cwhyharris7473. 2 points. 1. This wouldn't happen to us because we don't have 2.3 million stuffed into a concentration camp bordering our nation. 2. Our government isn't stupid enough to target civilians on a mass scale like this.
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  869. TB2 is in no way better than the MQ9. But when you put price to quality into the equation, then yes it's probably a better purchase. If I was running a country I'd be hordes of TB2s over 1 or two Mq9s at the same price.
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  870.  @AkrepsFist  The odd part is that once put under a microscope, they've literally lied about everything from the start of this entire thing.
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  871. I don't think they're in a position to gain a military foothold in Afghanistan or that they even want it. Their presence was more economic considerations, like providing safety for their construction companies who won a lot of contracts to rebuild the country. They saw what happened to America in Afghanistan, I don't think they're stupid enough to try to project military power there.
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  872. @GenericYoutubeGuyyou think those cliche lines work these days? Good luck with that.
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  873.  @oswarz  Difference is Uncle Sam can back up it's threats. Europe however just gets laughed at.
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  874. In hindsight it is interesting to watch a man now known as "Genocide Joe" accusing others of genocide.
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  875.  @brucephillip6456  It isn't propaganda if it is demonstrably true. Just because your feelings don't like the facts don't magically turn the facts into propaganda.
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  876.  @notispanos32  Greece is the biggest country in the world? hmmm Okay there champ debate over.
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  877. @Aziz Araz, I'd imagine stopping a war in it's neighborhood is a tad bit more important than that. Especially considering such a war would tank it's economy even more. So by stopping a war they are focusing on themselves and their economy. Do you have any idea how much trade goes through the black sea and how much natural gas is shipped through it?
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  878.  @christinemarshall1366  So your argument is because they went through a Holocaust in Europe, that some how gives them a right to migrate somewhere else and do the same to another group of people? That is your argument? What if the Palestinians came to your town now and started doing the same exact thing to you? Claiming they're allowed to because of what was done to them back home? Think about your logic for a second.
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  879. @Satanas, I'd imagine it's the same in their country. They teach the atrocities you guys did and ignore their own. Although from my experience they don't seem as vengeful against you guys as you guys do against them. And no I don't agree that both sides didn't learn from this. That generation did. Now they're all though and the current crop of people have seemed to have forgotten those lessons. Either way the way things look these two nations will be going to war again and it won't be pretty.
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  880.  @antideluvian9530  It doesn't mean they want interference in how their country is run though. I visited Mexico last year on vacation, does that mean I want the Mexican government to meddle in the internal affairs of my nation?
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  881. @Chris Connor, I follow what happens in that region and I feel pretty bad for the Greeks as to the level of leadership they have. I'm fairly sure this situation won't last forever and you'll get some level headed leaders who will work in the national interest of their voters instead of the national interests of other powers.
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  882.  @JonJon-bx1ww  It means that the territory from the river to the sea was theirs and they want the ability to return to it. Btw that phrase was invented by the Likud party in the 1950s. They've been saying it for over 70 years. How come when they said it no one made a stink over it? Not to mention the fact they actually wanted it to mean the mass slaughter of people who weren't the "right" ethnicity. They were quite open about it as well with their actions. So you tell me.
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  883.  @littlebrownbird8020  Even if only 20% of those 100 million views watched the entire thing, it still blows any major news network out of the water by a wide margin.
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  884.  @MrMAXZ888  They have the biggest receipt of all. The west bank is outside of the internationally recognized borders of Israel. THe entire planet recognizes it as Palestinian territory. Even Israel does on a technical basis because they can't annex it. People who live there don't have Israeli citizenship either. So yea, they do have receipts. The receipts of uncontested international law which governs where borders stop.
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  885.  @adamadler5411  Imagine Israel fighting a war and not going straight after civilians every single time. Imagine? Imagine them fighting a war without America really fighting it for them behind the scenes. Imagine? Also just imagine a world where Israel isn't constantly breaking international law. Just imagine.
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  886.  @karenandvlad that is what I would think but Russia doesn’t seem as angry as we think they’d be. Something is up. Same with Iran. It is looking more and more like this wasn’t a double cross, more like a triple cross. Also why is Israel so damned nervous all of a sudden if what they wanted happened?
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  887.  @johnd2550  If they were using cluster bombs and white phosphate. How exactly were they able to fight a huge war for 44 days, take huge swaths of territories and cities with only about 27 civilians dying? I'd love to be on your side here but what you're saying simply doesn't add up with reality. More civilians die every 4 minutes in Gaza than the entire war between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
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  888. The odd thing is the Greeks are currently trying to make another push into the Aegean and Med sea. I'd imagine it will turn out like this turned out.
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  889.  @eduardhagiu9836  Actually dude we are extremely low on specific weapon types. Artillery being one of the major ones. Studies have already been conducted showing it will take us 8 years to replenish our Artillery stocks. That is just one item.
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  890.  @rhys5567  Yes there is, demonstrably so. The vast majority of the planet also feels this way. Simply saying gravity doesn't exist won't make it so.
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  891. It was criminal sending you guys there on a pack of lies. We lost a lot of our cherished youngsters there. Not to mention all the dead young Iraqis. The fact no one was held accountable shows the state of affairs in the world.
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  892.  @savabout6487  And what exactly do you think would have happened to the other 80% of inhabitants of Constantinople if the Greeks were given the city?
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  893.  @MajidAndary  Hard to say how long it will take. Could be 10 years, could be 100. Although I doubt Israel survives for another 100 years. Running an apartheid state is no easy task as far as sustainability goes.
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  894. When a government official or an ex government official runs around saying 4,500 dead children are not enough dead children. It will raise eyebrows and more importantly raise questions. What kind of people are running our government?
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  895.  @russianinvader3207  I haven't made one trollish comment. Things don't become so just because you claim they do. Besides what are you doing here? Shouldn't you be in Bakhmut or something? lol
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  896. Yes the EU's strange Cyprus policy has surely left a stain in relations that won't go away for a hundred years.
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  897.  @AxmedMorgan  That was quite brutal. How can you blame a person living in America for not fighting when people living in Armenia did anything they could do to avoid this fight? They broke covid records in Armenia because so many people were getting fake doctor notes for 200 dollars claiming they had covid to avoid fighting. Yet you're going to blast someone who lives all the way in America? Seriously?
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  898. The leader of the regime from Paris is called for the release of 200 Israeli prisoners held by Palestinians, which is fair game. But why didn't he mention the 7000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel? Are 7000 Palestinian lives less important than 200 Israeli lives in the eyes of the leader of the regime from Paris?
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  899. France's war on terror in Mali? More like France doing what ever it can to keep Mali in chaos and violence. Makes them easier to control and extract their natural resources. Mali recently figured this out and kicked France out of Mali. Oddly enough after France left the terror attacks slowed down.
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  900.  @scg4201  Great weather, low taxes and a low cost of living? Yes, imagine it. As 10s and thousands of people already are.
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  901.  @johnforde7735  Walking away from the region automatically ends the war.
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  902. A lot of us Maga people are already on it bringing this up at every opportunity. The question started in its simplicity. Are we America first or Israel first?
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  903. @Alex2000_ I'd have a hard time calling that guy an American.
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  904. @Gecce5412 I fail to see what Armenia invading it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians has to do with Turkish nationalism.
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  905.  @JoelSonofJack he clashed with Trump over Israel. The relationship is pretty much over. He thought Trump was America first and they realized Trump was Israel first. Notice he didn’t endorse Trump this go round
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  906.  @robbie4084  I don't think the people who did this have any interest in Iran or Hamas. They do not want planes from an apartheid state which runs concentration camps to land on their airport.
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  907.  @johanneskatch4162  I doubt they wish to be ruled by some insanely corrupt islamist regime which is shunned by the entire planet. In fact it's more likely that the people of northern Iran would prefer to be part of Azerbaijan.
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  908. It isn't about love, it's about projecting power. France unfortunately has very little leverage internationally. They keep getting smacked around all over the place yet still can't come to the realization that they're a 3rd rate power, slowly sliding to a 4th rate power.
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  909.  @aland.9060  This is true. Yes Turkey is a problem for Nato but not really for the reasons this guy tried to push.
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  910. @Jakecosenza69, these types of projects are for sure transformative. The trouble is with the way we do things these days perhaps our grandkids will enjoy that transformation.
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  911. I see Binkov drinking that Kool-aid again.
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  912.  @Northof54  Really that is your entire argument? Calling people who don't agree with you comrades? Seriously?
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  913.  @damnedmadman  My prediction is Poland will stay as long as it can but it will eventually leave the EU before the EU collapses under it's own weight like the Soviet Union did.
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  914. @HuplesCat I fail to see how hate has anything to do with these people not wanting planes from an Apartheid state which has concentration camps to land in their airport.
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  915.  @andyjennings15  Still doesn't change the fact it was a Ukrainian missile that landed in Poland does it?
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  916. I find it interesting how some media outlets simply don't mention this 800lbs elephant in the room which actually kick started this conflict.
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  917. People today who have limited attention spans will suddenly gain attention spans when listening to people who are honest and talk about issues which affect us all. They might be right they night be wrong but that isn’t the point. As long as they’re intellectually honest people will gravitate toward it
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  918.  @sakogekchyan7366  Oh so you were born in California and lived most your life there. Nice, odd that I was so spot on. You can start making decisions for people elsewhere after you've lived there for a while. Again not from the comfort of your home in Cali, while what you want will bring poverty and misery to others. It's a pretty selfish thing if you think about it. Hell using the word selfish to describe this is being generous.
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  919.  @GeraldBeagan-ee6se you’re more likely to be a bot for the warmongers
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  920. @Ahmet Vefa Koc, yes the government with good or bad policy can speed up inflation or slow it down. But the underlying issue is right there in your post. Until the Turkish people start producing more than they consume, you'll always have this issue looming over your heads.
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  921. Lets be real about this. HIs new name is Genocide Joe. That name should stick.
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  922. Free New Caledonia from brutal French occupation.
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  923. This comment legit made me laugh 😂
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  924. @Gtgrggtgttttt. Azerbaijan has been screaming for peace for 30 years while Armenia simply ignored their calls for peace. I think it is the Armenians who need to prove they're for peace. Maybe they can start by apologize for the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 Azeri civilians when Armenia illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory. After reparations are paid to their victims Armenia might prove they want peace and aren't bloodthirsty.
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  925.  @jasonmiller5369  It seems the interests of the two are quite in the open. Where they intersect and where they diverge. I don't think things like "outsmarting" really comes into play with nation states who've had diplomatic relations for hundreds or thousands of years during a strategic rivalry. But if such a thing were possible, I'd put my money on Putin.
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  926.  @Ashnagarr618  (Yes, i am. ) Obvious considering how irrational and emotional you are on this topic. (1) France was a world superpower even before colonisation.) Doesn't change the their economy will collapse without pillaging Africa) (2) France had its industrial revolution before colonisation of Africa.) ( 3) Africa in its globality doesn't even represent 0.5% of France External Income and Commercial relations, and most of those 0.5% are in the maghreb region.) This means absolutely nothing because it takes take into account the hundreds of billions of dollars of resources stolen from these nations to power France's industry. Perhaps if France paid market value for all these things the GDP of these nations would be a lot higher. Your argument makes absolutely zero sense when put under a microscope. (4) France is losing money in Africa, because we give too much international aid in several forms (Health, Economic help, military help etc). Currently, Africa cost more than it brings back.) If France was losing money in Africa, your banking elites and political elites wouldn't' be absolutely losing their minds about being pushed out of Africa. Economic help? What economic help? You mean bribes paid out so you can continue to steal resources? Or the money and aid given tot he terrorist organizations to destabilize governments who don't do the regime in Paris's bidding? Chirac said it best "without Africa our economy would collapse" (France neo-colonisation is a myth maintened by worthless individuals to explain easily why their countries are failures, and by russia and china to facilitate their projects in Africa.) France's neo-colonization is not only a fact, it is an easily demonstrable fact. You claiming it is a myth against all the mountains of evidence the rest of the world understands isn't going to change that. It is akin to you claiming gravity is a myth and feeling good about yourself afterward. The fact you think it is only people from these affected nations who understand what France is doing and has done shows how delusional you really are. I come from a nation which is 100x more powerful than France, so much more powerful than France to a point the world sees France as our lap dog. So how is it that I know of France's dealings in France then, if it is only a myth made up by people from crap nations to rationalize their misery? Your level of cognitive dissonance is quite scary. It is one thing to be from a nation who's government is pure evil but it is another to actually trick yourself into thinking this evil is good. But then again you are French, things that apply to most people don't really apply to you guys. I'm actually shocked you didn't just surrender to me immediately as soon as this debate started, considering you guys are famous for that.
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  927.  @momoffour5885 you can’t be this defeatist. Those foreign powers you speak of aren’t even 10 percent as strong as you make them out to be. That is what they’re betting on, your perception of their strength. The question isn’t if the will of the Egyptian people will manifest the question is when. You can’t suppress that many people in a sustainable manner
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  928.  @SeeLasSee  That's a bold assumption.
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  929.  @Superfoodcookie  America and China are massive trade partners. Does change the fact they're strategic rivals does it? So according to your logic America and China are now allies? Please come with something that makes sense. As far as the S-400. Russia needed money, Turkey needed an air defense system. You make it seem like it's the first time in history rivals do business. It's a common theme the world over. Do you actually have any points which counter anything I've said so far? Aside from pointing out things which are quite normal for rivals to do?
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  930. Hard to say America is the Ottoman empire. No chance we last as long as they did. We’d be lucky to get to half
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  931. He probably has a greater impact with what he does
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  932.  @jamesmedina2062  To be fair Gaza is a lot different than Ukraine. As horrible as the Ukraine war has been, neither Ukraine or Russia has gone out of their way to murder civilians, in fact both sides have been quite careful in avoiding such things. More children were killed in Gaza in two weeks, than all the civilians in Russia Ukraine war which has lasted almost two years. Think about that. This isn't a war, it is a WW2 type extermination.
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  933. @Barbaravyse660. I don't think they're stupid enough to still want to join a sinking ship.
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  934. @lightylight7590 They don't want planes from the apartheid state landing in their airport. I'd imagine they're getting what they want, a plane from the apartheid state won't be landing there anytime soon. It is their airport and they don't want it. I fail to see how this is stupid.
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  935.  @ihavetruth4314  Yea because in your world view everyone who disagrees with you must be from Azerbaijan right? lol How insane are you? Forget not being Azeri or never having been to that dump, I've only ever met one Azeri in my entire life. Where as I've probably met 1000s of Armenians, more seem to live here in the United States than in their own country. Honestly what is it about your own country you guys hate so much that literally you all refuse to live there?
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  936.  @havefuntazarasu5367  So according to that logic the Hindu gods were weak as well because the British occupied India for so long? Is that your logic?
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  937.  @tanez778  This is true, there is a lot of random rubbish on the streets of istanbul which can't be good for stray animals. But on the flip side, it is A LOT cleaner than Paris.
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  938. That strategy was actually working quite well until we decided to get Ukraine into Nato.
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  939.  @bablusingh5698  I don't think anyone is interested in the point of view from someone from a country where most the people still defecate on the streets, beaches and traintracks. Fix than, then you can worry about problems half way across the world. Thank you.
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  940. Wow this channel is getting more and more main stream mediaish by the day Cold analysis? Gone Narrative crafting? Check
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  941.  @marybailey7881  It's gotten worse in the past decade.
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  942. You literally live in a society that has a caste system entrenched in it's culture and you're saying it does suit you to "judge" people? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  943.  @lordvader3425  Actually the vast majority of the civilians within that 1300 were killed by panicked IDF soldiers in their counter attack. 1. The official narrative of what happened on OCT 7th has fallen apart. Israeli helicopter pilots have given interviews talking about how distraught they are at how many of the Israeli civilians in the festival they killed. Eye witness accounts also have IDF tanks blowing up houses where they suspected Hamas fighters to be slaughtering their own civilians in the process. So what you're saying is not only false, it is demonstrably false. I guess when you're trying to rationalize the worst case of a mechanized army slaughtering civilians since WW2, you have to use false narratives right? Nothing else could possibly even come close to rationalize this genocide.
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  944. Well said.
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  945.  @nomadcapitalist  Fantastic comment 😂😂😂😂😂
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  946.  @sruligertner  Israeli jets never went in and out of Iran. Even the Israeli military says their jets never entered Iranian airspace. Are you just ignorant or are you a liar? Which is it?
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  947.  @alexanderchambord9850 did one have to travel to Berlin in the early 1940s to be able to say genocide is wrong. Think about how ridiculous your statement is
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  948. Most nations still have plenty of flights to Russia.
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  949. The Winged Hussars? Seriously?
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  950. @A Canadian, were they following international law when they lost an international court case against Macedonia and then refused to implement the courts ruling? Were they following international norms when they signed a treaty stating they won't arm certain islands and then proceeded to arm them? In most of the world that is cause for war. Fact of the matter is their behavior is outright terrifying. I have a summer home in that region and the prospect that my family might be hurt because of Greece's aggression and disregard for treaties they've signed scares me.
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  951. It's simply hard to blame this all on Turkey though. This is an extremely complicated thing you'd have to unpack.
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  952. The world has no idea how good or bad the ANC is at ruling south Africa. But the vast majority of the planet is extremely proud of them on this specific issue. It has put South Africa on the map and has turned your country into a humanitarian superpower overnight.
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  953. Also they better get used to this boycott business, they're going to be dealing with it for a LONGGG TIME. Just ask the Germans how long it takes people to forget things of this nature.
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  954.  @annabellelee4535  over 95% of world oil is still being sold in dollars. So the petro dollar isn't dead. But it is going to die.
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  955.  @JohnD-m4j  how exactly is Israel an “honorable” ally. Can you please point to nato conflicts in which Israel sent troops. Just one? They don’t become honorable allies just because you decide to call them that. Your statement is not only false but demonstrably false. Honorable ally 😂
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  956. @Razargsyan5860 Genocide policy? hmmm Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s and they ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan re-invades the region in 2020 and a tad bit over a dozen civilians die. Essentially less than die in car accidents every year. You're calling them genocidal? Seriously?
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  957.  @Kokostal-b3g  Are you seriously going to compare today's reaction in international policies to something that might happen 100 years from now? Seriously?
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  958. @Ares106, fantastic analogy. Seems exactly like what Russia is pulling here. "Kyiv, noo we never wanted Kyiv, we were just trolling bro lol
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  959. @Beshoy Hakiem, You do realize you're feeling bad for the side which brutally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed half a million civilians? That's literally like saying you feel bad for the rapist when his victim's family shows up and beats the hell out of him.
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  960.  @emanuelefiorentino8831  I don't remember anything in my post talking about the defenders having or not having the "fear of death." Do you randomly just attribute things someone didn't say and build an argument based on it? Another one of your gems is that it was the fault of every other nation as to why it happened. Is it your contention that anytime a nation or empire loses something it's the fault of others for not defending them? Do you realize how insane that point of view is? Fact of the matter is it was a corrupt and dying empire behind amazing walls. The fact barely anyone showed up to defend it tells you how people felt about it. Especially in one of the most densely populated areas of the planet, people simply didn't give a sh!t about those rulers. Why? But yea you can blame the Russians the Spanish or even aliens for it. Reason and logic be damned lol
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  961. That treaty makes no mention of nautical miles. Did you actually read the treaty? The only thing the treaty mentions which is even remotely close to that is clauses relating to the islands being demilitarized. Which is a clause Greece already broke. It's hard for anyone to acknowledge a part of a treaty which only exists in your mind.
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  962. It runs in the family. You should look into who his great grandfather was. Most of the problems today in the entire region stem from what his great grandfather did
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  963. The grain deal Turkey brokered with Ukraine and Russia to get wheat out to the world markets is about to expire. Erdogan in his meeting with Zelenski also he was going to intervene on behalf of Ukraine to get prisoners released. I'd imagine to get these sticky issues resolved it makes sense to invite Putin to hammer it out. Especially that grain deal, the people in North Africa would get hit really hard with a food crisis if he doesn't get this done.
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  964.  @jonson2953 you think a foreign government should have more say in our foreign policy than the actual citizens living there. You can’t be serious thinking that was a good argument on behalf of AIPAC. You guys need to up your game
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  965.  @nightmark2120  I'm not sure you've actually been following what is going on. A nation wanting to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups blowing up hospitals in a member of said organization is simply awkward not to mention "undermining" the organization you're trying to join. Yes Turkey is weak economically but militarily they're quite powerful, more powerful than 90% of Nato members. If you're going to spout rhetoric that's fine but at least do it in a way where it is believable.
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  966.  @H_Dar792  Great comparison
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  967. This woman's lack of self awareness is kind of interesting. She doesn't realize that her shtick of "haha isn't genocide awesome" more likely to get her boycotted than Taylor Swift.
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  968. They've been out of control for decades but now social media is showing it to the world.
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  969. People made fun of their drones too. Until they started asking to buy them.
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  970.  @kratos_ai  Seriously who would have thought that Yemen of all nations would be the hero in this story. No one really saw this coming. But you're right, Yemen are where the real men are.
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  971.  @georgios_5342  Greece had the same problem with having to fill large swaths of land and fill empty houses form the Turks it subjected to Genocide there. So what ever problem the Turks had with that, you Greeks had the same issue to contend with.
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  972.  TEXOCMOTP  The French only have enough munitions to last about 4 days. This is a fact. The only people the French can bomb are defenseless African tribes and even then they struggle. Aside from a few nukes, the French military barely has any capability.
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  973.  @rustshoo5068  Did you really just say the British were a stabilizing presence? You can't possibly be serious.
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  974.  @Chris.Brisson  And they were never delivered. Turkey had no interest in producing drones. They tried to buy American drones but that failed. Then they purchased Israeli drones which kept breaking down on them, they had to send these drones back to Israel to get fixed and in some cases they never got them back. So, they got fed up and made their own. We're probably going to see the same thing happen with their air defense systems in the next 5-10 years.
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  975.  @Giannis_Sarafis  Yes, it's called evolutionary biology. It's about as real as gravity.
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  976.  @josephsylvester7674  I doubt one that actually served in the army of a foreign nation. Only Israel has such people in the US government.
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  977.  @chuckgilly  That's an easy result to achieve when only people you've "approved" can vote.
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  978.  @lina961 the age of selfish individualism started
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  979.  @chaosXP3RT  As someone who lives half the year in the west and half the year in Turkey It's fairly easy to say both sides have their biases about each other. I'd imagine the bias from the western media toward Turkey is more delusional than the bias in the Turkish media pertaining to the west. Sometimes while watching the news here in the United States about something going on in Turkey I'm left wonder if they're referring to the same country I live in 6 months out of the year. The coverage is simply that bad and not in line with reality.
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  980. He isn't as notorious as you'd be led to believe.
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  981. @Moris this is true however I think the Qatari government is well aware that if hostilities ever erupted, the United States would side with Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Bringing in Turkish military bases in Qatar was basically a way to hedge all their best and plan for every possible outcome. It was in a way a stroke of genius on the part of the Qatari strategic thinkers. For Saudi Arabia and the UAE to make a physical move on Qatar they'd basically have to convince both Turkey and the United States to walk away. No easy task convincing both. Which basically means Qatar is safe.
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  982.  @KonradvonHotzendorf  You kind of proved this poor guy's point. If they had spent less on senseless wars and more on education, we wouldn't be having this awkward conversation lol
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  983.  @BAW911  Most people don't realize how it's insane to think a group that sticks 2 million people in a concentration camp can be the victim
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  984. Nation's on almost the opposite side of every conflict are best friends? Your view of best friends is quite odd.
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  985. They've been playing this tightrope for a long time, going back as far as WW2. Not really going to change.
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  986.  @samrock8567  Surely it would help but it won't solve the entire problem. The idea that superpacs can spend this much money on elections is terrifying in itself. Even if people don't know the details, everyone in their subconscious seems to know and understand that their elected leaders don't care what they think. This is why.
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  987.  @uchennaabosi7651  Great comment. The Georgians aren't stupid, they'll find a way to stay out of this mess. The last thing they need is to end up like Armenia.
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  988. @Jessica Parker, Statistically most of the Turks in Europe went there legally under the invitation of those governments because they needed labor for their industry. There is no mass flooding of Europe by Turkish refugees. Europe did go through a migrant crisis of their own not too long ago, which amounted to a very small percentage of their population and still caused chaos. Turkey literally got rushed by 10x that percentage and still they aren't whining as much as you did lol
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  989.  @sharkronical  So you're literally trying to make excuses that Africa shouldn't be for Africans but be for exploitation by French companies? All because of some random statement Japan made over 80 years ago half way across the world? This isn't the first insane statement like that I've seen on this thread.
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  990.  @mohamedmustafa7142  The Turks would not mind one bit if Lebanon attacked the Southern Greek part of Cyprus. What they're worried about is something different, it is something you should be worried about too.
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  991.  @doubled57690  The distinction here is pretty clear. On one side of this conflict you have Armenia which brutally invaded internationally recognized Azerbaijani territory and ethnically cleansed half a million people. On the other you have Azerbaijan who tried to peacefully negotiate the return of this territory for 30 years, to no avail. By pushing these illegal militia groups off their territory they were actually enforcing multiple UN resolutions telling the Armenian militia groups they have to leave Azeri territory. Few conflicts if any are this clear cut on who is right and who is wrong.
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  992.  @LifeWithRilla  So you don't understand how the dollar being the world reserve currency actually works? Is that what you're saying?
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  993. @Jefferyschwarz3699. I'm an American and I can say with full confidence that your comment was nowhere near the realm of reality. We've literally killed more civilians in combat than the entire world combined in the past 100 years. And if you'd bothered to check, when Turkey fights insurgents/terrorists or whatever they call them this week, they don't slaughter entire villages of civilians to do it like we do. If you have a point of view, at least serve that point of view by saying something that actually jives with the real world.
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  994. You're 100% right, people are trying to muddy the waters trying to make genocide some complex thing. It isn't complex at all, the law is quite clear on the matter and what Israel is doing in Gaza right now fits the legal definition of the word to a T. Genocide is very hard to prove due to the fact that proving the intent is difficult. However this is the first time ever where that isn't difficult at all. Israeli government officials have literally spelled out in public exactly what they intend to do.
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  995.  @akeelyaqub2538  Never been to Saudi Arabia. But what you just said is insane because this actually happened to me in Turkey about 3 years ago. I was a guest at someone's house for dinner and mentioned how different and lovely one of their ornaments was. The guy tried to make me take it lol. He was so adamant I thought he was going to beat me up if I didn't take it. 🤣 I thought it was a Turkish thing, apparently from what you're saying it isn't.
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  996. Why do you want to kick Macron out?
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  997.  @harulit  Removing your diplomat because you're worried about protests and security concerns is A LOT different than removing your diplomat because you're cutting ties.
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  998.  @user48762  This is demonstrably true for nations in the global south. What good is it to buy weapons when the people you buy it from will immediately sanction you for ammunition the moment you don't do everything they tell you to do? The OP is right but right for nations in the global south. You're in Moldova, your situation is quite different.
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  999.  @custer13  Turkey itself does have a rich history of crimes. But the issue at hand here is Cyprus. And on Cyprus I'd imagine the Cypriots living in the south have a pretty rich history of recent crimes themselves no? You can't really attempt as a majority on the island to exterminate a minority group on the island and expect no one will notice. It really doesn't work that like that.
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  1000. Yes but unlike France and the UK, some of the nations involved there have the ability to defend themselves.
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  1001.  @jayanttidke644  Well that is quite callus. Inflation rates here in the United States are quite bad and are only going to get worse. So when the poorest in our society start to bear the brunt we're supposed to just assume we deserved it because we elected Biden into office? What about the people who didn't vote or those who voted for someone else? Do they all deserve it too? Or are you simply getting a sadistic pleasure out of watching poor people suffer?
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  1002. I agree with the OP. The ruling will be a political ruling, not a strict legal one.
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  1003. @ezatullaha.3502. What can they do exactly? They are both the leaders of nations which literally can't even defend themselves. As much money as they have, in times of conflict they have zero influence.
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  1004. @Gsuzaman, When this war kick started in 2020 my fear was the Azeris were essentially going to do to the Armenians what the Armenians did to them in the 1990s. Oddly enough that didn't happen. They took control of the entire area in a huge military campaign and roughly 20 civilians died during the entire conflict. That isn't easy to accomplish in a warzone. So what ever terrible experience they had in the 1990s (Armenia brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 of their civilians) thankfully the Azeris showed restraint and didn't do the same thing back.
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  1005. That would be like making a movie where everyone knows the ending.
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  1006.  @ramyaly163  Yes but not many people would be able to do what these people are doing right now. Making one of the most technically advanced weapons on the planet bleed with weapons made in your garage. I think a lot of people are rooting for them. Well most of the world is.
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  1007.  @bronsondeliac2625  I think dual citizenship is fine, it serves its purpose for millions of people. However I don't think anyone with dual citizenship should be allowed to serve in the government or be allowed to be in any organization which lobbies the government. Too much of a conflict of interest.
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  1008.  @pradeepkumar-yc5nz  If you're looking for bigotry look no farther than the apartheid state of Israel. Their bigotry has literally gone so far to a point they're committing genocide. And you're focused on this guy? Are you insane?
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  1009.  @lauracoussens6207  That isn't true, demonstrably so. Rand was talking about the troops we have in Syria. The Syrian government has asked us to leave 100s of times. We just refuse to. The Syrian government has not invited us onto their territory, we just invited ourselves. Which incase anyone didn't know is a breach of international law. But we do it anyway and for reasons no one is able to fully explain.
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  1010.  @QuidVictoriamBIS  Willing yes? Ability to actually do anything? No. Again it's Washington which will decide the fate of these two nations should they go to war. The idea of France sending over military into that region to fight a real war is ridiculous. They don't have the logistics to do so.
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  1011. Who thought we'd ever be watching a WW2 type "Final solution" live in our lifetime :O(
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  1012. @Dhoffman4955. You'd have to understand this part of the world and just how different it is to realize there is no way this was any sort of central government agitation. This was most likely spread by citizens like wildfire. This is the age of the internet, they see what Israel is doing and the concentration camps it has. They do not want planes from the apartheid state landing at their airport. And when these people want something, they'll get it. Government or no government.
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  1013. @Milky T, I didn't know much about this conflict until the war broke out and I went into full blown research mode to figure out what was going on. As an earlier poster said a lot of it was complacency. You'd be shocked how many times I came across Armenians calling the Azeris "Azerbaboons." There seemed to be a serious sense of ethnic superiority. The idea being who cares what weapons they have, we're superior to them and that will carry the day. It must be a rough thing when reality meets cognitive dissonance.
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  1014.  @FF-ct5dr  No one is trying to be witty. Just trying to figure out why you're having an emotional meltdown over this. If you are French, I would have thought you would have surrendered by now lol
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  1015.  @stephenzucchari6937  So you're saying you agree 100% with Genocide Joe's view on this issue? Okay.
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  1016. Yes but China isn't exactly a dirty country. People from around the country can visit there and not throw up.
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  1017. @Chairman Meow, they geography is both a gift and a curse at the same time. It can't be an easy situation on any nation politically and economically that there are constantly wars going on on all it's borders. America invaded Iraq which borders Turkey, which caused chaos in Turkey considering the instability right across the border. Not to mention the economic dent it made. Then the Syrian civil war which came with the same problems Iraq falling apart had except this time they also kicked 5 million refugees into Turkey. They've also seen their other neighbor Georgia get invaded by Russia. Their neighbor across the black sea to the north Ukraine, well you know what is going on with that. It's a really sh!tty place to be and do business.
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  1018. This comment legit made me laugh
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  1019. I can't believe she called the fiercest fighters on the planet a TikTok brigade. 🤣🤣🤣
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  1020.  @tombottle8041  Yes and they've informed their soldiers that there are no rules and they should kill anything that moves. Public statements, that is how brazen they are right now.
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  1021. Revoked on what grounds? Having the wrong opinion?
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  1022. Yea it's a very large base.
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  1023.  @ruttj329  You can't really even compare the level of brutality and ruthlessness. If you look at how the west has behaved in the past 200 years, the only other group you can compare it to is perhaps the Mongols. The sheer level of destruction, devastation and barbarism. The Islamic civilizations would have to up their game and 100x what they've done to even come close. Hell you can put most other civilizations on that list as well. The past few hundred years have been brutal for millions if not billions of people. Brutalized by the same cabal. Not to mention everything I'm saying is demonstrably true.
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  1024. Why would they?
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  1025.  @scroopynooperz9051  The wars certainly sped up the process but surely you can't believe that Europe wouldn't have declined and America passing them up eventually. America was going to turn into a superpower regardless of what happened. The wars just sped up the process.
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  1026. @Yuki Schlagel You said "churches are fighting against allowing trans folk to exist." Are they banding together and saying you should all be killed? You understand what exist means right? So you're biggest gripe is that you can't use what ever bathroom you want when ever you want? You somehow believe this is threatening your existence? I get it, you're having trouble debating the point and screaming insults like ignorant at people is a lot easier. But for the love of god stop saying ridiculous things which have no basis. I can understand how you're an angry and mean person who wants to lash out, I truly can understand. But again it doesn't mean you have to come off like a raving lunatic.
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  1027. Learn to read between the lines. What they really mean is "we hope it won't be ready anytime soon."
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  1028. Which is so surprising because Jordan has always been a well known client state of Israel.
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  1029.  @Yekemcar  So you're saying when nations are purchasing military equipment price is not a factor? Interesting.
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  1030. 120 years ago yes. Today? It seems like western Europe is the sick man of Europe no? But then again are we even allowed to say sick "man" anymore here in the west. Should it then be the sick (insert one of the 10000s genders we have today)
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  1031. @YtbeUser, India is welcome to do as India pleases. But India knows that actively and openly supporting Israel and America will have serious ramifications on their standing in the global south. And by extension their largest trading partners. So yea, India is welcome to it.
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  1032.  @stelioseliades632  No they aren’t.
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  1033.  @georgestamatakis697  Just call them both war criminals and ethnic cleansers and get it over with. Sitting there arguing because one of them wanted a slow ethnic cleansing and the other wanted it done quickly. Imagine fighting over that detail of genocide. Either way both got what was coming to them.
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  1034. Last I checked 14 countries weren't applying.
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  1035.  @benjaminr8961  You really have no proper argument to make do you? lol So please, continue with the adhoc attacks. I honestly find them amusing.
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  1036.  @benjaminr8961  Repeating yourself doesn't really help your cause my man.
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  1037.  @divyapandey8715  So you're fine with apartheid and concentration camps? But you're not okay with people in those camps fighting back? Is that your argument?
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  1038.  @t19-k4z  That absurd ideology being greed?
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  1039. @John Gibson, Drawing equivalency is quite tough. The African slave trade in America for example was quite different than the slave trade in this video. Slaves weren't slaves because they were of an inferior race, they were slaves as captives of war. Their children and grandchildren didn't automatically become property when they were born because they were seen as sub human. As much as this slave trade was nasty and should be talked about. It was quite different than the slave trade most of us know about. The Ottoman understanding of a slave vs the western understanding of a slave was quite different. Slaves in the Ottoman empire ended up becoming governors, generals and reaching heights akin to prime minister of the empire at the time. So no, not everyone suffered the same from the scourge of slavery.
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  1040.  @crispinfornoff206  You also strike me as the kind of person who thinks apartheid and concentration camps are cool.
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  1041.  @crispinfornoff206  Your cognitive dissonance is so strong you literally saying no matter what any says, or what facts are laid you won't change your mind. But I guess to sit around cheering on apartheid, concentration camps, brutality and genocide on a scale not seen since ww2, you'd have to delve into cognitive dissonance to keep that stance no? I mean honestly, who can look in the mirror and admit they're evil? Then you talk about struggling with ethnic judgements, talk about projection.
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  1042. @Rez T, I'd imagine both the Azeris and Armenians disagree with your statement. This is one of those conflicts where there is a clear winner and jubilation on one side and a clear losing side which is dejected with this complete and total loss.
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  1043. If that were true why weren't the civilians slaughtered during this conflict. The Azeris literally behaved in the exact opposite fashion to how the Armenians behaved when they conquered this region in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 850,000 civilians, brutally so. Facts>Your feelings. What is sad is your detachment from reality.
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  1044. @Arek Bangsal, You don't have to send troops somewhere to point out the fact you aren't happy with a situation.
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  1045. @Markus Z, without French influence there would be less destabilization. France needs to keep these nations destabilized which is why they spend so much money funding warlords and terrorist organizations. Then they come in as the saviors. They recently tried this in Libya to try to get back some of their influence there. They funded a warlord to topple the internationally recognized government there. The warlord failed but it destroyed the country and it's already fragile infrastructure. No France-=Less money for terrorist organizations and warlords=less destabilization.
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  1046. @Anon emous A 1.5 million dollar drone putting down insane amounts of 800 million dollar air defense systems? A few lost drones still makes it a resounding success.
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  1047. @Capt Lazer, these things have insane tech. From electronic warfare capabilities to the very high end software that runs the entire thing.
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  1048.  @TA-fz9ov  Israel is always the aggressor though. Generally speaking a rapist can't claim self defense when his victim scratches him in the face.
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  1049.  @amyamyamy777  As much as your mom hated her life, if she was a barren single woman in her 40s with no children who's lost all her appeal to attract a mate, she'd hate her life 1000x more. Don't put yourself in a situation worse than your mom's in the future. Find a man start a family. If you don't, years down the line you'll remember this post.
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  1050.  @chohani47  Obviously Pakistan shares absolutely nothing with the Turkic world. But if Azerbaijan gets closer ties with Turkey, it will be default be getting closer ties with Pakistan due to Turkey's close relationship with the latter.
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  1051.  @sinabagherisarvestani8924  Pakistani is actually India in a sense. They're the same exact people only difference being which religion they choose to follow. Not sure how Pakistan is Turkey in a sense. Aside from central Asian tribes invading Pakistan and India hundreds of years ago, not sure how that applies. Yea some people they might be related to slapped around some Indians and Pakistanis a thousand year is ago, is that your point? Genetically speaking Greeks, Turks and Mongols have literally nothing in common with Indians and Pakistani people. First off those groups aren't highly genetically damaged from thousands of years of inbreeding.
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  1052.  PatchesRips  I don't think Poland really signed on to be part of a union that would become this authoritarian and centralized years down the road. Poles are more sensitive to this type of thing than western Europeans. They lived under the Soviet Union. They don't want to be living under the Soviet Union 2.0. Again I'm fairly sure that isn't what they signed on for.
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  1053. overhyped. That is where.
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  1054.  @blount99RT  You don't know much about the relationship between the Turks and Russians do you?
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  1055. @Simonbaynham1350, It was an illegal invasion for sure but to call it "unprovoked" is nothing short of insanity.
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  1056.  @supaturk97  The guy seemed to work pretty damned hard to be objective. The video was essentially about how Armenians feel and he did a good job of conveying that. I would have liked his explanation of the origins of this conflict to be a tad bit more in line with reality but overall I think he did a very good job presenting an extremely sensitive topic.
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  1057.  @Hudisa2025  Nato doesn't have to defend Turkey. There are 90 nukes in Turkey on auto pilot of Russia fires a nuke at any Nato nation. You also sound like you're relishing the idea of nukes being dropped, what kind of human being would feel this way. At least no one normal. The only reason I can think of a person being this abnormal is if they come from a highly inbred genetically damaged society. Are your parents or grandparents cousins by any chance? That would explain A LOT
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  1058. Maybe because they didn't kill any civilians?
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  1059. You're right but what they don't realize is that the entire world is watching. The stain of this isn't going to go away easily. Even their grandchildren are going to have a difficult time answering questions for this.
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  1060. @notispanos32, larger nations have bigger fish to fry right now than worrying about some small banana republics subjective problems.
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  1061.  @akogepayo  We scold the world about democracy, when we here have a failing democracy. We sold the world about human rights, when we have a government trying to censor free speech and applauding any organization which curbs free speech.
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  1062.  @Michael_Petrou  So you expected them to stop the genocide how? Or is it your contention that the invasion was a bad idea and it would have been better to simply allow an entire minority group to be wiped off the island? Is that your premise?
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  1063.  @chrisconnor4630  You might want to read the agreement between the Ottomans and the British in 1878. The island wasn't "ceded" it was leased. Also symbolic gestures don't have any legal basis. An agreement signed between the parties with England, Greece and Turkey being the guarantors of the constitution of the island gave it the legal basis. I would advise actually learning the material before attempting to debate them. I'm also not sure what any of that has to do with a majority on an island trying to ethnically cleanse a minority.
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  1064.  @KohtehYT  You do realize a genocide is actually going on right now don't you?
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  1065. Sure it will help, it will weaken them both. Which means they will have less energy to create havoc and chaos everywhere else.
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  1066.  @kuiperbond8460  You're so right, what kind of person would have sympathy for women and children being slaughtered by high tech equipment.
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  1067.  @kellymulderino7156  You can't be serious with this comment. Cheerleading genocide much?
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  1068. Was the older gun not able to kill women and children fast enough so they had to upgrade?
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  1069. Can they replace it? I don't think so. Can they seriously hurt it? Yes most certainly.
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  1070. @Campfireverthing. Iran has every reason you can possibly think of to assist Armenia. The problem isn't how willing they are, the problem is what can they actually do? As far as signing off, there is nothing for them to sign on or off of. That territory legally speaking is internationally recognized territory, the only way for Armenia to hold it is to physically occupy it. Which they no longer can. Who would have thought that invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in the 1990s might lead to something bad in the future right?
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  1071. No one believes what she is saying.
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  1072.  @carloscerda8268  Actually according to international law any occupied people have a right to resist "by any means necessary." This is literally the wording enshrined in international law. Hard to call something completely legal as "crimes." Facts>Your feelings.
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  1073. @Francis Freyre, I'm quite shocked with your comment. So you back the side to keep the fruits of their ethnic cleansing labor? Seriously? Who else do you back? Are you sad the Germans lost in WW2?
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  1074. @Simondunkan6609 I'm not part of either side of this debate but to call this invasion "unprovoked" reminds me a lot of Saddam's weapons of mass destruction. A lie repeated over and over again so many times by the media that people simply start parroting it. Doesn't really matter how false it is right?
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  1075. @Yildiz12321. That isn't even the problem. The problem is the French and British leadership are delusional enough to think they can dictate terms like it is the 1920s. They live in a fantasy world, they need to understand they're being laughed at. They have zero weight in the international arena, they threaten people when they have zero military capability to do anything about it. They're simply insane. This foreign minister basically just said out loud what everyone was already thinking. How is France delusional enough to think it has any sort of say in what happens in Syria? They can't even wield influence in their former poverty ridden African colonies, they think they're going to drive policy in Syria?
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  1076. Anyone else think this is getting increasingly more dangerous?
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  1077. Any system can be captured in a war. What is your point? Do you think a tank which cannot be captured exists?
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  1078. It will take a while for people to wake up.
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  1079.  @MohammedNizlan-2328  The Syrian government invited them in.
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  1080.  @ThrE3-GeS  It isn't when the army has been disbanded and you recruit a bunch of old men to rebuild from scratch. So yea, not an army at all. At least not one any rational person would call an army. Not that it matters, they were fighting the Greeks lol
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  1081. I have no horse in this race but it appears Victor Hugo might have had an eye condition where he couldnt' see grass.
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  1082.  @travelmentaryTV  Georgia is in that region and no one is trying to "break their back" aside from Russia itself. I'd imagine when Armenia stops making territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbors they'll be just fine, not to mention all the trade opportunities that come with it. As far as Russia causing these conflicts it's no secret that Russia to keep influence in different regions had a policy to ferment divisions in different ethnic groups, it's a policy they've been pretty open about since Soviet days. In fact the borders of Nagorno Karabakh were actually drawn to keep the town sides in conflict by the USSR. Not to mention that in the 1990s Russia armed Armenia to the teeth to invade Azerbaijan which is what is causing this current conflict. Russian influence in this region will lead to nothing but misery for the people. As far as geopolitical strategy being "no worse" than other nations I beg to differ. All large nations do horrible things, my nation has done some of the most horrible things on the planet in the last 50 years. With that said you won't find one group of people under Russian influence who didn't suffer massively from it and will curse Russian influence to the ends of the world. I get why Russia does it, it's their defense strategy to keep influence outside their borders as their heartland would be difficult to defend without that buffer, considering how aggressive Nato has been on the Russians even after the breakup of the USSR, I can again understand why Russia does this. But understanding why they do it and to simply ignore the horrible consequences on these ethnic groups under their thumb are two different things. Russia will at the end of the day do anything in their power to make sure these two nations are in constant tension, it's the only way to ensure they stay within the Russian orbit and keep Nato out. From the Russian point of view just imagine what would happen of Armenia had great relations with her neighbors. First their economy would take off, their trade with the outside world via the ports of Armenia's neighbors would open Armenia up to the world, it's living standards would go up and it would be a lot closely aligned with Nato and the west in general. Big win for your average Armenian in the street but a HUGEE loss for Russia. So my original point still stands, Russia does not in any way, shape or form want Armenia and Azerbaijan to not have tension. Good for Russia, bad for Azerbaijan much worse for Armenia. Yes I understand the "great game" and I don't blame Russia for playing it. But I won't sit here and paint a rosy picture of what is done in the great game either. If I did, I'd sound like those idiots who claimed invading Iraq was going to be a good thing for the people who live there.
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  1083.  @ernst91  I'm not sure what Turkey becoming a regional power has to do with Islam dominating the United States. You feeling okay?
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  1084. @Angus3963. That is one thing I simply cannot stand. We sure as hell know how to cheer our boys on as we sent them off to war. But we don't seem to want to take care of them when they get home from the war. It is disgusting. I'm mostly a non interventionist unless our critical interests are at stake. I wasn't a fan of the Iraq or Afghanistan wars, not a fan of the proxy war in Ukraine or destroying Libya. But regardless of how you feel about these conflicts, everyone can admit that we have to take care of our boys when they get home, that should be non negotiable. These stories of these young men killing themselves breaks my heart. We as a society have failed them :O(
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  1085.  @Just_Car_Spotting their actions were within the scope of international law. The law states “occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary” Not to mention we now know the majority of civilians killed on Oct 7 were killed by the IDF as per their Hanibal directive. This trope about hamas’s supposed crimes on Oct 7th is not only false but demonstrably false. You need to find better talking points in your defense of of the wholesale murder of children who’s only crime is being born the wrong ethnicity
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  1086. I find it hilarious that most of these clips are from left wing media groups which have made a living off calling other people racist lol
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  1087. @Linds, There really isn't much to know about the conflict. Armenia in the 1990s brutally invaded Azerbaijans internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians from said area. Then a few decades later the Azeris took it back. Thankfully the Azeris didn't try to slaughter the civilians after it's military victory like the Armenians did in the 1990s.
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  1088.  @markjones3213  You being there isn't' going to make the mountains and mountains of evidence go away. It is not only an apartheid state, it is demonstrably so. They literally have apartheid laws on their books. I think their laws are more evidence than you saying "trust me bro."
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  1089. @Legiion513. This is 100 percent true. The idea of Turkey being a staunch ally of the west is not really possible, that ship sailed a while ago. This relationship reminds me of domestic violence. You can only beat your partner an X amount of times before she decides look for other avenues. That is essentially what Turkey is in it's relationship with the west. The batter partnered who isn't going to forget so easily.
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  1090. This is not only true but demonstrably true. Our large cities have become terrible places to live. I myself escaped from NYC.
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  1091.  @luishernandezblonde  I don't think he has an option to "not step down." If he loses the election he will have no choice. If he wasn't worried about losing elections he wouldn't be pushing such insane economic policies to keep the show moving, which makes no sense if the elections are "rigged." When the people of that nation are tired of this man he'll be gone. He won't be gone because people like me and you don't like him.
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  1092.  @maryamaghaian393  Is this how you rationalize one nation illegally invading another nation's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians? Are you insane?
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  1093.  @feelthembernz976  I don't think a person needs to be from a specific country to call out fake news when they see it. Imagine writing a news story focusing on 3 orphaned cows and completely and utterly ignoring the ethnic cleansing of over half a million people. Imagine that lol
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  1094. Yup. Or are you referring to when Biden and Macron meet up?
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  1095. If you debate with him on any topic related to Israel you'll win quite easily. He'll go full blown emotional unhinged and say the most irrational things.
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  1096.  @captainkide575  In the world of international politics that is no way to treat a "powerful ally" something from Australia's point of view France is not. Australia is completely and utterly nervous about Chinese aggression in the region and obviously France isn't a nation which can protect it. They saw an opportunity to get more protection from the United States and they took it. I doubt it was a difficult decision considering the deal with France was supposed to be 30 billion and ballooned to 90 billion and the time frames changed. France has a habit of pulling this bait and switch tactic and smaller nations which it can then bully into paying. We've seen them do it multiple times to many countries such as Egypt and Greece. Australia on the other hand had other options and refused to be robbed by the French. Complete and utter miscalculation by the French on this issue. It goes back to a simple point which if not addressed will lead to France being embarrassed more and more on the international stage. You can't be a third rate power but still do business under the assumption you're a first rate power. If so, these things will continue to happen.
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  1097. Yes I doubt you'll see many policy changes. Most of their policy isn't by choice but more so out of necessity. If the reasoning behind the policy doesn't change, the policy won't.
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  1098.  @maxkosh4839  How do you translate a nation who's leaders giving standing ovations to surviving Nazi members of the past? Or how about a nation who's leaders are also falling over themselves to protect current Nazis on a war path for Genocide in Gaza? What would Putler or anyone else think of such a people? Any rational person on a forum which is international and on the internet would be embarrassed to carry the Canadian flag in their avatar considering what it entails and stands for today.
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  1099. So let me get this straight. Turkey buys weapons from Russia. Then sells weapons to Ukraine to blow up Russian equipment. Talk about diplomacy skills lol
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  1100. That is how you get a raise in the media. If you report the news the opposite happens.
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  1101. You're right, Israel is complaining quite a bit when their victim decided to fight back.
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  1102.  @aanandika9975  1. Turkey didn't invade Armenia, check your facts. The conflict you're probably referring to is Azerbaijan enforcing UN resolutions by pushing out illegal militia groups off it's own internationally recognized territory. If the EU did intervene, they would have been forced to intervene on the side of Azerbaijan due to the international legality of the issue. 2. The internationally recognized government of Libya reached out for help and officially asked Turkey to intervene which they did. What did you expect the EU to do? Openly show colonialist mindset and completely disregard what a sovereign government in Libya can and can't do, who they can and can't invite? 3. Cyprus, The EU didn't exist when Turkey invaded Cyprus. So what exactly would you have wanted an organization which didn't exist yet to do? You should realize when you post insanity in a public forum, you will be called out. There are plenty of ways to critique Turkey without delving into insanity.
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  1103.  @sakogekchyan7366  I find it hilarious how people who don't have to deal with the repercussions of what they're advocating will advocate it the hardest. "Amenia has done just fine with it's borders closed" Did you seriously just say that? I'm sure that's an easy statement to make from the comfort of your home in California but I'd imagine people living there don't feel that they've "done just fine." Perhaps the massive poverty in that country doesn't bother you because you live a comfortable life in the west but I'd bet my bottom dollar it bothers the people who have to deal with the poverty. Imagine the hubris of a human to push someone onto another human due to their emotional needs and have that other person deal with the outcome of the action. Insanity.
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  1104.  @UrsTrulyRakesh  Well the idea that Macron is a catalyst for peace is a strange proposition.
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  1105.  @zenzender3790  The way our foreign policy has been, it doesn't take much to get "on the wrong side of the west" these days. Even some western nations are growing tired of this.
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  1106. It was hard for a nation which savagely attacked it's neighbors' internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians and illegally occupied said territory for over 30 years. Few nations would be okay allying with a nation like that, Russia and Iran were some of the few who didn't seem to care. necessity is the mother of invention.
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  1107. Their level of arrogance is bordering on insanity. They don't seem to realize that this isn't 1950 where they are a feared nation.
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  1108.  @andraskleistenes8586  No one has the right to military intervene in the domestic affairs of a sovereign state. According to your logic a foreign force should have intervened in France during the protests to protect the people from the heavy hand of the regime in Paris. I doubt very much you'd be okay with that would you?
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  1109. I don't think she is jealous. She is just parroting anything she'd told to parrot so she can keep her job. I doubt she even understands half the things her script tells her to say.
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  1110.  Elena R  Imagine living in a society where anyone who tells the truth is considered rubbish
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  1111.  @ChristosTheod  When Cyprus was left to it's own vices those 20% minority group would be zero percent. Lets not forget the majority group tried to go full blown Adolph Hitler on the minority.
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  1112. This is all super interesting. Imagine a nation being locked out of a defense alliance it needs to be in because of something like this. Can the leaders of a nation really be this short sighted?
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  1113.  @code2700  Someone doesn't need to be Turkish to look at the situation rationally. The advances you guys have made in the military tech field in the past decade are nothing short of shocking. The only people who wouldn't agree with this are either overly emotional people who know nothing or people suffering from massive cognitive dissonance. I'm not sure how much this military tech industry is going to help your country though. In 100 years your country is going to collapse no matter what you do. You know why? Because you have an enemy no military tech can defeat. Genetic damage from inbreeding. The small segments of your society who inbreed have been inbreeding so out of control in the past 50 years that 100 years from now you're most likely going to have a highly genetically damaged, emotionally unstable low IQ population. So yea, build all the best planes and military tech you can. But you also have to stop people from having sex with their cousins. That is your biggest threat lol
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  1114. They'll blame on something else, maybe Trump maybe the Corona virus. Hell as a populace we're so gullible they can say unicorns did it and if they say it enough we'll believe it. Or worse they'll tell us inflation doesn't exist and even though we'll be paying 10 dollars for a loaf of bread we'll still believe them lol
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  1115. @Mourad1m. The treaty never specified that it will protect land a nation is occupying. It stated it will help of Armenia is attacked. Armenia wasn't attacked.
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  1116. The dangerous of inbreeding. Now imagine an entire society which is inbred. This is what you get.
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  1117. Even if you keep an open mind it's hard to find any sort of justification for what they're doing. What these men did they did in the privacy of their own homes and didn't harm anyone by any stretch of the imagination. How could they be punished like this? Who did they harm? Even if you believe homosexuality is wrong, again I don't see how these men are hurting anyone with what they did.
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  1118.  @dunnowy123  I don't think anyone on this thread made the argument that "our government is always wrong." You literally conjured up a strawman and went to town on him lol
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  1119.  @Ashnagarr618  You aren't taking into account the vast numbers of natural resources being pillaged by France from Africa which is fueling French industry. Or most of the stolen Uranium from Africa used to power France's nuclear energy. Nor are you taking into account the fact France forces these nations to keep all their currency in the French banking system to the tune of nearly 500 billion dollars. Which France gets a handsome interest on and kicks back a small some to these colonies. As far as what I said being true or not. It isn't me who came up with this. A French president of yesterday actually said that without Africa the French economy would collapse. You should look into who said it, when they said it and why they said it. Don't be a slave to your emotions and cognitive dissonance.
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  1120. Did your grandfather ever tell you he felt bad about going half way across the world to help try to enslave another group of people? Thankfully they lost but still they tried.
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  1121.  @327h7  Yes and his Arab half is a descendant of the guy who sold Palestine to the British.
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  1122.  @BanCommies_Fascists  They both wield absolute power and both don't really have a need to have a mandate from the public. The only real difference is how they attain power. Once they're in power, there is zero difference.
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  1123. @Y Xr there is no way a man should be put in a women's prison regardless of what procedure they have done. Like @Kat Lilie said, women aren't castrated men.
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  1124. @Jordan Pollard, the reason they don't do that is that it would set a legal precedent. Would you also be willing to apply the same logic to the breakaway regions in Ukraine?
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  1125.  @arunkumar-em6vd  Work on that English bro.
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  1126. @Jason4275, Once you start punishing nations for using their rightful veto on matters you start to put the entire concept of the organization in doubt. This isn't a picnic, well over 30 nations giving legal pledges to join a war incase any member is attacked is no joke.
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  1127. @Yigit Burak, Telling people you are happy to see blood isn't exactly the best way to represent yourself. Just sayin...
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  1128. @Franklin that is how people are in most of the world on a wide range of topics. You ask a question and you get a straight answer. If you like that answer or not is up to you lol Only here in the west we have this odd phenomenon where no one ever really says what they're really thinking.
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  1129. The Cyprus situation is quite complex when you take into account the 40,000 Turkish troops on the north of that Island and the insanely huge drone fleet the Turks keep in Cyprus. This is a dangerous dangerous game Israel is playing. Dragging Cyprus into this might blow up into something too big to contain.
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  1130. @Liam O'connell, Georgia supported Azerbaijan for obvious reasons. They have nothing to gain from supporting Armenia, not to mention they're sensitive to illegal occupations considering what Russia did to them in 2008. So they're pretty firmly in the Azeri camp. Iran supported Armenia because they're worried a confident Azerbaijan might be trouble for Iran considering Iran is occupying a population of 20 million Azeris in northern Iran.
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  1131.  @sayithowitis1  You wouldn't be pressured for a ceasefire if you actually behaved the way most armies behave in times of conflict. Perhaps not going out of your way to slaughter as many children as possible wouldn't have the world pressuring it to stop.
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  1132.  @davidorellano3578  So you're essentially triggered at the amount of views that video has that you'll cling to anything to diminish it? Regardless of how long people stay engaged 74 million people tuned in. As opposed to what 1.5 million for Fox News who held the debate? Which would you rather have? I won't be childish enough to say something like "educate yourself" but I will ask you to try to think through something before you type it and send it.
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  1133.  @hbpen4553  Generally speaking when you illegally invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse nearly 800,000 people you're not "defending." You're the aggressor.
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  1134.  @YALQUZAQ_AZ  It doesn't really matter how many Armenians were in Anatolia at the time. 600k or 1.5 million. The real story here is how the Armenians are all about acceptable of the killings of civilians from over 100 years ago but want everyone to ignore the slaughter of Azeri civilians in Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s. It's absolutely surreal.
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  1135. @andymage7179. You could make a case for that but not with this conflict. They're the ones who are constantly being attacked, having their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuck into concentration camps.
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  1136. @singa68. Israel has been arming them for years. Last I checked Turkey hasn't' begged yet. You do realize international relations aren't as simple as your high school fights in India. Is it something in your culture where you guys dumb something down to the lowest component and say something ridiculous? I see this over and over again.
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  1137.  @ΔημήτρηςΜίκροβας  Yes there are rules to how things should be done. Like for example not sticking 2 million people into an open air prison concentration camp for 15 years.
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  1138.  @dewalddewet759  They are simple facts, demonstrably so. The fact you call them lies with no basis doesn't make them lies. It would be like you claiming I'm lying if I say the earth is not flat. Facts>Your feelings. I guess a group of people who believe men can get pregnant against all evidence wouldnt' have trouble rejecting evidence on other issues right?
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  1139. @Caladrius81. Lets play an intellectual consistency game. When you talk about the conflict and mention what you said above, do you also mention the Palestinians homes being taken, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into history's largest concentration camp for 16 years? Not a single word? If you yourself show zero intellectual consistency, how can you have the audacity to ask it of others?
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  1140.  @TheShalalai  The crazy part is that in 2000 that was Iraq after nearly a decade of sanctions which ravished it's economy. And it still had a higher GDP than Ukraine? Wow.
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  1141. !Cornelius Sulla, To be fair it's hard for any nation to back the side which invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed over half a million people.
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  1142.  @josephkujur1189  Both the pilot and the people on the ground are human. He is most likely terrified just like the people on the ground. War is a strange thing but I'd imagine we're equipped to handle it as humans since we've been doing it for so damned long.
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  1143.  @skytron22  Consenting partnerships? Tell that to the nations who've had their governments overthrown for simply attempting to shut down US bases.
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  1144. Yup the paradigm is shifting. I’m a conservative but I find myself watching Jimmy Dore now. We’re so starved for people who aren’t lying to us that left and right don’t even mean anything anymore
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  1145.  @geerttermeer3358  What exactly do you believe he said in this interview that was nonsense? The fact we blew up the pipeline? Or the fact we're closer to a mistake that could trigger WW3 than we've been in quite a while? Which one of those 2 main talking points is nonsense in your opinion?
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  1146.  @shortcomediesafricapaul8401  I fail to see how kicking someone out from your country diplomatically is "violent"
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  1147. This is crazy to watch. The IDF is one of the most technologically advanced military forces on the planet. They're fighting a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. And the IDF is getting wrecked. I guess it is true, no matter how good your weapons are, those weapons are only as effective as the soldiers using them. The IDF seems like they're in a lot of trouble here and have lost a lot of their prestige worldwide as being a deadly military force. Now it is quite obvious they're experts at killing women and children from a far, when they have to fight men with guns (even homemade guns) they start getting wrecked.
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  1148. @Donna Krauss, Yes we've become too soft. We have emotional meltdowns if the smallest bit of comfort we have is taken away for 2 days. I remember watching some 45 year old guy completely freak out for not having cable TV for two days because a storm knocked out electricity. The guy was literally acting like his entire family was killed off. lol I'll never forget that dude.
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  1149.  @Athens0709  All facts point to the fact he isn't confused one bit. I get it though, we have a certain segment of our population that has a terrible relationship with facts and reality. We live in a society where half the country believes men can get pregnant. So should we be shocked the other half of the country thinks apartheid and concentration camps are cool? This is what we've devolved into.
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  1150. @Darlene Sawyer, Fox died to me during the build up to the Iraq war. The only reason I ever tuned back into their network was to watch Tucker.
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  1151. @Jordan Breon, That's a very eye opening observation. I used to routinely hire young men and you're right about how angry they are. I've never once thought they'll rebel because from my observations they aren't the same as young men from 20-30 years ago. They're extremely passive, very emotional and extremely feminine for lack of a better word. I could be wrong but I'm not exactly sure if these type of young men can lead a physical revolution. They might simply be too busy bickering with each other over nonsense like women do. Nor am I blaming these young men for the way they are. We as a society did this to them, we're to blame not them. :O( We literally ruined an entire generation of young men who will one day have to take over the country.
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  1152.  @Erwin1293-  This is simply not true if you look at the evidence at hand. France (By their own top retired general's admissions) only has munitions to fight a large scale war for three days. This is also believable if you look at what happened during the Libyan intervention. When Obama said he'd "lead from the back" and let France take the lead in the strikers. After 4 days the French military was exhausted and couldn't get the job done. The Americans had to "lead from the front" again. And this was basically just some micky mouse no fly zone and aerial bombings of a third world nation. 4 and they were done. France's military is a paper tiger and everyone knows it, including French military brass who all complain about it after retiring. Forget Turkey, Poland could probably shred through France's conventional forces without much of an issue. All France really has that scares people are Nukes. They remind me a lot of North Korea on this front. Not a military power. For all intents and purposes Poland is really the only EU nation which has any teeth. And those teeth aren't very big. But at least they have teeth.
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  1153.  @mopero4137 they haven’t been around that long
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  1154. That is the thing most people don't get. It's not simply about pensions. The pension was essentially the small straw which broke the camel's back. The people are stick and tired of watching their government continually do things the voters simply don't want. This one is simply a small example in a long list.
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  1155.  @Adriana-vp1rm  Yes but he is a European by ancestry also and he is where he belongs, in Europe. Not colonizing some random piece of land somewhere else where he doesn't belong.
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  1156.  @debasishgoswami9896  That guy who couldn't walk is quite possible in the top 4 military commanders of all time.
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  1157.  @g1u2y345  So your point is that France, England America and a plethora of others also shouldn't be in Nato? Do you realize what you're saying? France to this day denies their 12 genocides in Africa, have they been denied Nato access? Nato isn't some subjective feminine tea group who complains about events from 100s of years ago. It was made as a hard military alliance to stop the Soviets. The war in Nagorno Karabakh made people curious so they did some research about this godforsaken region no one knew about. Low and behold we come to find that the Armenians have been denying an obvious ethnic cleansing of 800,000 people. If you were so into the moral aspects of not denying history, do you also ridiculously bring that topic up in every single conversation about anything under the sun? Stop being an idiot.
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  1158.  @user-ul7ey3rs4p  They're beyond shameless. I'd say outright evil. If I hear "do you condemn Hamas" one more time I'm going to scream.
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  1159.  @sps3r654  Trump was unstable and was going to take us to war right? Why is it that since my childhood Trump has been the only elected official to not invade and occupy some random country? That's unhinged right? Makes sense if you're rooting for the "we always need a war" crowd. Fact of the matter is these Milly type characters wanted him out because they couldn't get the pet wars they're used to every 4 years.
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  1160.  @miliba  According to your logic a colonial apartheid entity which can only survive through chaos and meyhem will bring peace? Are you serious with that?
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  1161.  @iambarryallen Al P yes. He is going to get better. Jalen? I’m not sold on him.
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  1162.  @farzana6676  MQ-9Reaper is not classified in the same class as the Tb2. Besides you'd have a hard time finding people who would claim one MQ-9 is better to have than 50TBs. Which is btw what the math on price works out to. You'd either have to be an idiot or have other political considerations to buy the MQ-9. Wasting tax payer money like that isn't always wise.
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  1163. Israel barely has a navy to speak of. They have just about enough naval power to bombard defenseless civilians using homemade weapons in Gaza. What big fish War Ship are you referring to?
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  1164. @StockNewsss. So if Armenia can illegally claim Nagorno Karabakh because a few Armenians live there, you'd be okay with Pakistan illegally claiming Kashmir because a few Pakistanis live there? Interesting.
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  1165.  @zvibrunner596  something doesn’t magically become untrue just because you claim it is a lie. That would be like me claiming you saying the world isn’t flat a lie. You sound ridiculous
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  1166. That restaurant didn't get protested because it's owner is Jewish and Israeli. Protestors are freaking out because this restaurant was trying to force it's employees to cheer on apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Any employee who was against apartheid, concentration camps and genocide was fired. This business owner has every right to his point of view, even if it is an insane point of view. Just like the public has every right to protest his point of view and boycott his business. Did he not think that taking a pro concentration camp stance just might upset people in America? I also love how the establishment and media are trying to spin this into the business being protested because they're Jewish. What they don't realize is no one under 40 watches the mainstream news, spinning this narrative isn't going to work.
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  1167. @nolancer5974. It does make sense, during the first half of the Ottoman's reign the Serbians probably fought harder for the Ottomans than the Ottomans themselves. The Serbians were essentially their "secret weapon" for hundreds of years. Today they pawn themselves off as some sort of bulwark against the Ottomans lol
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  1168.  @cherfoley6037 what you’re saying is not only false it is demonstrably false. Can you explain me to how the Iraq war benefited your average American? Can you explain the me how those exposed soldiers sitting in Syria benefit America?
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  1169. I think TYT needs to understand one simple thing. On this issue, Ben's feelings don't care about facts.
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  1170.  @Lockfly  You'd be surprised how many of them ended up in Turkiye.
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  1171. Bernie is such a piece of sh!t. He was all for cheering this genocide on early when there was no political cost. Now that all the atrocities are coming to light and there is backlash, now all of a sudden he wants to change his rhetoric.
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  1172. I'm not sure of all that but if Cyprus wants to be a military base to help fame the flames of war and genocide in the region. I'd imagine run the risk of the Turks taking their ability to do that away from them. The Cypriots are playing with fire.
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  1173.  @worldingalaxy  Well the guy has a point. What the Armenians want in Nagorno Karabakh is exactly what the Pakistanis want in Kashimir. You really can't be for one and against the other. Or vica versa. It's an odd position to take. Next time a nation supports Pakistan in Kashmir and India complains. They can simply say well you seem to think such actions are legally correct because you support this same thing in Azerbaijan. Puts India in an awkward position no? Me personally I like international law. The Armenians are wrong about Karabakh and Pakistan is wrong about Kashmir. Difference is I'm not a hypocrite like you.
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  1174.  @chicolama7138  Few people considering Russia and Turkiye as European nations. In Europe proper most the nations that matter are in the EU>
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  1175.  @FootballFanFlyingSaucer  to shut down reasonable debate. They know their position is so insane and so irrational that it can’t stand up to scrutiny
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  1176.  @bpapso  Lets be clear about one thing, this isn't one of those democratic/republican situations. Plenty of guys from both parties are involved in these types of shenanigans. Hopefully this guy is stripped of his office and put away for a really really long time.
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  1177.  @anothergermanmapper7754  No colonialism never really ended. It just has different techniques of control.
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  1178. You'd be surprised how many Americans have moved there. I stay there 4 months out of every year and it's A LOT safer than it is here in Philly. I don't have to worry about my wife being mugged if she walks around at night. Here in Philly she simply can't do that.
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  1179. @Bostonlu Yasar. it would be extremely awkward for Nato to have a member which is financing an armed group which is attacking another Nato member. It would undercut exactly what the entire alliance is about. Protecting each other, not helping attack each other. Sweden even applying is awkward.
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  1180. Old habits are hard to break. I don't imagine France is even capable of having meaningful and mutually beneficial partnerships with nations they feel are "inferior." For this reason they're simply going to be kicked out of Africa completely one day and their economy is going to collapse. Such is life.
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  1181.  @tomorrowneverdies567  We have the same problems you have. We do not have the problems to the same extent as you though. When America believes itself to be a world power, it isn't a delusion. When America feels it can impose it's will on others, it isn't a delusion. Yes America has severe internal problems and our ability to project power is waning. But again it's like comparing a cold to full blown cancer. I personally don't like our interventionist government. But when they do try to bully and push nations around it is mostly successful. When Europe tries to do so people laugh in their faces. Lets not forget what happened to France last year, which was a huge watershed moment that no one really wants to talk about but will be talked about at length 50 years from now.
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  1182.  @googlekullancs564  Don't you know, 3 orphaned cows are more important than 700,000 humans.
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  1183. More false narratives by TLDR. Well done.
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  1184.  @BSaifulla313  What exactly does his religious beliefs have to do with his political contention that his country should not be housing 5 million refugees?
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  1185.  @glenipolus9731  I'm sure the leader gained a lot but I'd imagine he isn't the one who gained "the most" The families of the 850,000 civilians who were ethnically cleansed by the Armenians in the 1990s being able to return to their family homes and lands are probably the largest gainers from this war.
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  1186.  @FiveEighteenBlog  The difference being most the people in China are the descendants of people who lived in that area. Same with the Portuguese from Portugal. You really believe these European looking people are indigenous to that region?
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  1187.  @Likit257  Yes a pretty wealthy country at that. A country holding resources Europe needs to survive.
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  1188.  @tom_hagen1972 if Germany were actually a democracy that might matter.
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  1189. @Kotkotlecik7310 Unlike Armenia Poland doesn't have territorial claims on every single one of it's neighbors except one. Unlike Armenia Poland hasn't recently invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. So yea, pretty different situation.
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  1190. @Char Aznable, Great comment. To anyway who read this guy's comment, believe him. Don't count on us too much, everyday we get weaker. :O( We're going to end up attacking China with an all transgender Marine rush, protected by pregnant women flying the fighter jets, given intelligence by that woman who was recently in the CIA commercial.
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  1191.  @giannisgeorgiadis1887  Turkey hasn't even recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital let alone being the first to do so. Also I've been to both Israel and Turkey. You'll see more Israelis partying up in Turkish clubs than the other way around.
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  1192. @Junksaint, So you think it's wise policy to not vote in an election and then completely get triggered when someone you don't want wins? Then trying to physically stop him via intimidating from going to his office? What is wrong with these people lol
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  1193.  @manan007  That is an extremely childish claim. This has a lot more to do with French behavior in Africa than it does with Russia.
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  1194.  @andrasdudas5084  Yes Hillary was knee deep in the last refugee crisis by helping destroy Libya (for no rational reason) But lets not forget the leading role the regime in Paris played in getting the ball rolling on that.
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  1195.  @eric6616  They actually did, on many occasions. It was essentially an admission that they illegally invaded another nation and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. I wonder there will be genocide type international trials for some of the criminals who took part in this and if Armenia will have to pay war crimes/genocide reparations to the surviving family members of the victims.
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  1196.  @francoiselagathu8101  Wow what a well thought out comment. You truly are an intellectual giant lol
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  1197. Our culture isn't fighting back against this. If it was, these girls would have been kicked off campus.
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  1198.  @powasjington4262  Peace in some far flung place isn't always on the agenda for most governments.
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  1199.  @seattlewa8500  Lets be realistic here. If Trump was suspected of taking bribes from a foreign power in cash and wads of cash were found in his house. Then yea, a lot of people would be calling for his head too. You have to admit as bad as Trump's situation is, what just happen to Bob was immeasurably worse.
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  1200.  @sybo59  Russia isn't free by any stretch of the imagination. However do you seriously believe Ukraine is freer? You don't know much about Ukraine do you?
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  1201. Most irrational people would hate to have a friend who tells them the true instead of going with the pre-approved lie.
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  1202.  @mountaindew20  I think they're either in or have observer status in that organization.
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  1203.  @northernmetalworker  I fail to see how the ruling is "his way." International law is quite clear on this matter. The question is, can this court go against the massive amounts of pressure it is under to let Israel off the hook. Or will they actually uphold the law. We'll see.
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  1204. All the liberal elites are also exactly what you described. The uniparty in action. They all agree on these issues
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  1205. @WalterThompson-rt7jm. So your argument that is they should have no opinion on apartheid, concentration camps and now the "final solution" to that concentration camp? Seriously?
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  1206.  @Canada3381  It's generally smart to respect the culture and habits in any place you go. Cultures which haven't gone completely insane tend to be more protective of their culture, heritage and belief systems. As far as Islam being a foreign influence on Indonesia, I don't think that is for us to say. Think about it, if you were to use that logic. Then we'd have to call literally every Abrahamic religion a foreign influence which is bad anywhere outside the middle east. Which is a fairly insane thing to go around saying no? People are free to follow their logic reason and hearts in any path they choose. Nor is it rational for a guest in a different culture to sit there and browbeat them on how you think they should live. Our way apparently isn't working and leading to nowhere good, which is why so many people are leaving their homelands. So who the hell are we to go somewhere and tell people they're doing is wrong. Think about it. But if you inherently believe a way of life of a given society is "bad." Why move there? Also if you believe that way of life to be bad, ask yourself why it is you might prefer to live in that society in the first place? Again I spend a lot of time in a Muslim country and have been doing so for 20 years. After a certain time you start to realize that insanely ridiculous hubris we westerners have thinking we know better. We really don't. In these past 20 years I've probably learned more about life from the Turks than I could possibly teach them.
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  1207. You see dead children and all you can think of is one guy taking pictures and how these people supposedly deserve to be subject to the worst targeting of civilians the world has seen since ww2? I'm not sure who is worse, the guy taking the pictures or you.
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  1208.  TEXOCMOTP  France is a bad example. In an alternate universe if the Azeri army attacked the French army. The French would probably surrender after 4 days
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  1209. @Zana Ghazal, This would work assuming the vast majority of people who live in those areas want "autonomy." Last elections more Kurds voted for the AKP than voted for the Kurdish parties. Most Kurds don't see it in their interests to build a nation and an economy from scratch. I'm also not sure if they're going to allow fringe elements to push them toward that end. People aren't stupid, they've what the road to ethnic politics leads to in places like Syria and Iraq.
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  1210. What makes this all even more hilarious is Ukraine isn't even relatively civilized.
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  1211. Generally people don't like the military of a foreign nation strolling down their streets. It is just the way these things go regardless of how justified or unjustified the incursion is.
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  1212.  @Giannis_Sarafis  Genes play a larger role in behavior than you'd think.
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  1213.  @tommygun5038  Simply not true. Until about 120 years ago, that region saw very little war for like 1000 years. 1500s,1600s,1700s,1800s no large scall wars in all those years. Then the brits showed up.......
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  1214.  @carolynw3602  It isn't only an apartheid regime, it is demonstrably so. They literally have apartheid laws on their books. Do you know what apartheid is, what it means and where it comes from? Apartheid was a phrase coined to describe the South African government during segregation. Today's African leaders actually lived through that, they lived under official apartheid. Even they say the Zionist apartheid regime is more brutal than the one they lived under. You claiming it is Iranian propaganda isn't an argument. You really can't win this debate because you might as well be debating that gravity isn't real. Israel is an apartheid state, this really isn't up for discussion. They literally have a two tiered legal system. One for the superior group and one for the inferior group. You might want to do a bit of research before making wild claims and looking ridiculous.
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  1215.  @MrPatgiard  Yup we've been duped, it is probably a bot. A lot of bots on this comments section for what ever reason.
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  1216.  @leonieromanes7265  I don't think nations have personal reasons when crafting policy, at least not rational nations. If something does look personal, the personal aspect is essentially being used for strategic purposes. The last thing Turkey wants is Russia controlling the entire Black Sea. But at the same time doesn't want to risk armed conflict with Russia either. It's walking a tightrope.
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  1217.  @recker6433  Probably because a lot of Indians moved there lol Maybe India should pass more such laws.
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  1218.  @aniketshaw7283  I'm sure you made the toilet 1000 years ago, the trouble is it's been 1000 years and most your people still refuse to use it lol
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  1219.  @stilxfound3813  If that is true why aren't they using that amazing system now? Why are hundreds of millions of people still defecating anywhere they feel like? It's a simple question really.
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  1220.  @gamersplatform1574  You're like the 10 person who said that. My question to that is, if it was invented there so long ago, why aren't the people using it to this day? That makes the situation worse no?
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  1221.  @simplica1  Yup she is I wonder how she feels marrying into the family which started the chain of events which murdered the Palestinian people.
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  1222. @hashilushHakodesh757. Not gonna lie bro, that was literally one of the dumbest things I've seen in a while. Even people who are anti Hamas might change their minds after reading your post lol
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  1223.  @thedonkey6704  You don't have to deny something to have to cope with the emotional pain it causes you.
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  1224.  @VerGuut222  Being the victims of genocide over 100 years ago doesn't give you the right to invade and ethnically cleanse someone else. That would be like me beating my neighbor to death because some other guy killed my great great grandfather. You do see the insanity in this line of thinking no?
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  1225.  @sams8502  What exactly is making you pretty sure the air defense systems were offered? If you'd be following the news at the time you'd know the Turks were basically pleading to buy those patriot systems. It makes sense for allies for one reason or another not to sell each other offensive weapons, that can happen. But when an ally refuses to sell you a purely defensive weapon it does raise a lot of questions. Imagine me needing something and you tell me "No you can't buy this from me but I also forbid you to buy it from anyone else." It's quite strange if you think about it.
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  1226. @@kzgntosbaga6255 Something that is probably outside of your scope of comprehension.
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  1227.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  Does Russia have imperial territories? Absolutely From the African point of view and African history, their imperial territories are simply something much different than a colony during colonialism. Those territories were incorporated into Russia proper and the people living there have the same rights and economic opportunities as any Russian. Where as western colonies were nothing more than places to extract wealth from without any second thought for hte people living there. Does This mean Russian imperialism was good? Absolutely not, it was massively brutal. Not to mention they completely wiped out 100s of different ethnic groups in the 17 and 1800s. Horrid stuff. My mother's father is actually from one of those ethnic groups. They're all but wiped out and the language he speaks is nearly extinct. But for people who were colonized in Africa, Russian imperialism is something completely different than the western colonialism they went through. Not to mention Russia has no colonial past in Africa. Would you be more mad at the person who raped you, or mad at another person who raped a stranger?
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  1228.  @sashaswan-nq1ov  There is no way the French would have the ability to colonize the Kazakhs. They will buy Uranium from them at a price which the Kazakhs find fair. Who do you think the French are thinking they can colonize a country like Kazakstan. Not to mention the nearly impossible geographical barriers for France to do so. We aren't living in the 1700s were France was a world power. Hell the Kazaks can probably defeat the French militarily. How can you colonize a nation you can't even defeat in war?
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  1229. @Koko Jambo, France collapses once it loses it's grip on it's former colonies in Africa. Once that extraction of wealth is gone, France is done for. France being kicked out of these nations is slowly underway. It's game over which is why the regime in Paris is in full panic mode.
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  1230.  @Rozarez213  I think he meant west Asia to be fair. Those nations aren't so populated.
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  1231.  @AR-zq5qg  If what you were saying were true, why did most of the Kurds living in his country vote for him? What kind of BS are you trying to spread? lol
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  1232. @GermanConquistador, you might want to do a little more research on the matter.
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  1233.  @DiogoJ1  You don't have to vow something to make all your actions point in a certain direction. Also aren't you the same guy who was agreeing with me earlier without realizing you were agreeing with me? lol Also if what you were saying about Nato not supporting Ukraine if Russia wasn't there, then can you kindly explain why they were heavily arming them before Russia was there? I'd love to hear that one.
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  1234.  @davidjma7226  Geography. I'd imagine lessons have been learned. The last time they joined a block which was at war with Russia, it didn't end well for them. WW1. Hence why they walked the same tightrope they're walking today during WW2. They're simply not going to firmly join one camp in this, it just isn't going to happen. The hard fall you're referring to only happens to them if they plant themselves firmly on one side.
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  1235.  @geekylove3603  Our power was extreme in the early 1990s. Today we aren't anywhere near that level of power. WE're probably down to about half of it, if not worse.
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  1236. I'd like DW to make a documentary called "Angela Merkel's children."
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  1237. France flexing it's military muscles against guys throwing rocks at them. Oddly enough they still lost, the Mali government recently kicked France out of Mali.
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  1238.  @ChinnuWoW  Yes it does, except no one has violated Armenian territory. If memory serves me correct weren't they the ones illegally occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory until recently?
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  1239.  @_hunter_hunter1048  You do realize that before Turkey did the Greeks actually invaded Anatolia and took it from indigenous groups like the Hittites right?
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  1240. I would not under any circumstance say that Don Lemon is the "Worst Journalist of the Year" To be the worst journalist of the year, you'd have to first be a journalist. Which he isn't, he's a shameless mouthpiece.
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  1241.  @jamiedavid8023  Seems like these people directed it exactly how they want it to go. They don't want planes from an Apartheid state landing in their airport. Those people up in the mountains of southern Russia don't play around.
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  1242. You also did the rest of us a favor. So thank you
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  1243. Because there are very few CEOs, news anchors and bank managers. The army needs bodies so they go after the largest demographics with their advertising money.
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  1244. @Dovid2000. Interesting argument, lets break it down. When you say "Palestinian Jews" yes some exist. But hte vast majority of the people you're speaking of aren't Palestinian Jews. They're European Jews who migrated there not too long ago. Also as far as the west bank, yes it was seized by force. This is a demonstrable fact. As far as occupation the entire internationally community is in agreement that the west bank belongs to the Palestinians. Even Israel itself, on a technical legal level doesn't consider the west bank as part of Israel proper (internationally recognized borders of Israel) so much so that Palestinians living in the west bank aren't Israeli citizens but Palestinians living in Israel proper are Israeli citizens. Everything you said is demonstrably false. Historically, rationally and legally.
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  1245.  @ctcole77  Nato has no interest in this nation.
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  1246.  @katerina_m6643  Actually it just happened a few hours ago. Blinken got a cold shower in Turkey. They pretty much laughed him out of there. Who knew that supporting the worst war crimes since WW2 might make you lose face in the international community. Who could have seen that coming right?
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  1247. It is a dying and irrelevant language. No point really.
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  1248. @JayW76. You're so right, look at the peace and prosperity that took root in places we've intervened in. Libya, Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan are in such great shape right? All have amazing levels of peace, stability and unparalleled security right? Hell it's so good they're places we all want to vacation.
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  1249.  @MiddleEast-4Ever  Actually no. He doesn't play either side, he plays his side.
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  1250.  @LeeLee-BB  That card has pretty much vanished into thin air. They overplayed it and it blew up in their face.
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  1251.  @KnowledgeXYZYT  Oh I see what you're saying. Imagine one group having some ancient claim on a piece of territory and believing it gives them the right to ethnically cleanse over half a million people. Extrapolate that insanity to the rest of the planet and see what you have.
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  1252.  @bullmoosevelt4495  Most of those neighbors including Orthodox Christian Georgia get along really well. Armenia has territorial claims on every single one of it's neighbors except Iran. Armenia has border disputes with every neighbor except Iran. Armenia is the only nation in that region which has recently invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civiilans. If everyone in the region gets along and there is one aggressive country we can't get along with nearly all of them. Who do you think the problem is?
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  1253. @David Mcnerney, we can easily hold the media accountable. Collectively we simply need to boycott their content. It's really that simple.
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  1254.  @altereg3509  So you're going to brow beat people who've been stuck in a concentration camp? Where they don't control their trade, their movement, their food or water? And you're shocked they look for ways to break out of this concentration camp? Is that your argument?
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  1255.  @CIutchX  There is absolutely nothing European nations can do if a conflict like this breaks out. The only European nation that perhaps might pack a small punch is Poland and they're highly unlikely to intervene. Everyone will simply follow Washington's lead.
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  1256.  @PERSIAN_GULF-f7o  What is Iranic anyway? Besides for the vast majority of the last 800 years wasn't Iran actually ruled by and presided over by Turkic governments and tribes?
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  1257.  @michaelbinney9913  There have been plenty of wars around the globe in the past decade. None of which saw a civilian vs armed male kill ratio like Gaza. None of them were literally even close to it. More civilians were killed in Gaza in 2 weeks, than all the conflicts in the entire world combined since 2020. Including the huge nearly two year war between Ukraine and Russia. So no, no one has forgotten any of those wars including Yemen (which was horrible.) But none of those conflicts have the shock value of the conflict in Gaza where you have a high tech military which is literally going out of it's way to slaughter civilians. The world hasn't seen something like this since WW2.
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  1258.  @jlall4467  Oddly enough men tend to know the habits of women much better than women know the habits of women. Just like women know more about what attracts a man than men actually do.
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  1259.  @pumelo1  Lately it's been the Russians and their proxies being smeared on bread no? In Libya, Syria, Ukraine and then Armenia. Loss after loss.
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  1260.  @keithknight42  It isn't difficult today to find out who each ship belongs to, where it is going. Hell you can do that from your laptop right now.
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  1261. Never again although it sounds great ends up being a hallow statement. We're humans and unfortunately never again rarely works. :O( It always happens again. We're watching it happen right now.
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  1262.  @FF-ct5dr  I'm not sure how holding things down 150 years ago has anything to do with the modern era. In the last 100 years France hasn't beaten a half way decent standing army. Even their own retired generations doubt their ability to do so. Their military is a paper tiger. You literally sound like an Egyptian guy for example citing some battle they won 1500 years ago to claim they have a competent military today. It is a ridiculous argument.
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  1263.  @lahire4943  How about after the Nepoleon era? Fact is the modern French military since the early 1900s is really only able to defeat African nations which throw stones. Educate yourself. You sound like Egyptians who claim to have a world beating military because of the accomplishments of the ancient Egyptians.
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  1264. It is a special flying machine that is going to drop off toilets in India. In the hopes people will figure out how to use them.
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  1265.  @srfrg9707  That is actually exact what you said. You literally made excuses for why international treaties should be broken. I simply took out all the rhetoric and cut to the core of your argument and you obviously don't like how it looks.
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  1266. @AnarchoAmericium, Nations are slowly starting to wake up about the negative impact of following the globalists in everything they order you to do. Turkey isn't the only one. Hungary and Poland are also showing signs of discontent with the globalists and their policies. The issue isn't one of partnership or lack there of, the issue is about the independence of nation states and the desire of their leaders to do what is best for the electorate. We've seen many nations here in the west where the governments have lost sight of that.
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  1267.  @marcuslow1386  what you really mean is "free from people who you deem the wrong ethnic group." So you're basically on team Forth Reich. Gotcha.
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  1268.  @mobiuscoreindustries  It's the electronic warfare capabilities of these drones which makes them so difficult to take down.
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  1269.  @billyjesus5442  This is normally true and probably applies to literally every country except for a select few. Turkey kind of falls in the middle because they've actually been producing F16 parts for nearly 20 years. To keep their current planes flying they can produce all the spare parts they need during a war for that specific plane. Hell they even make the engine for it. Modernizing them however will be a challenge for them. Their major problem is a stop gap measure until their own plane is up and running. Perhaps that is why they're trying to buy upgrade viper kits for their F16s from America right now.
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  1270. Anybody else click this video just to watch the hilarious emotional meltdowns in the comments section? Video about Constantinople attracts emotional people like flies to honey for some reason, it's fantastic viewing.
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  1271. @@happydog2191 Are you that Egyptian guy who bribed him? lol
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  1272.  @حسينالرفاعي-ز5ذ  Every individual, along with groups of individuals (races) all have their part to play in this story my friend.
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  1273.  @widaa911  An outspoken African who wouldn't bow to him? Probably not.
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  1274. The title is strange. Suddenly? They've been in talks for 2 years to normalize relations. I wouldn't call a 2 year negotiation to be "sudden."
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  1275. The Turks aren't even asking for that much. They simply want two things which are highly reasonable. 1. Iraq use some of it's oil money to build better water infrastructure to make water use more efficient. 2. Crack down on terrorist organizations based in Iraq which are attacking Turkey. You can't be doing all these terrible things to your neighbor and then expect them to bend over backwards for you. The government in Iraq needs to shape up and tend to the needs of their people.
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  1276.  Rita Roork  I'm fairly you simply didn't comprehend the point in my last post.
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  1277.  @jackculler1489  I too believe Biden is accelerating this decline. I can't however agree with you that that we should be glad that America will collapse. Millions of good hardworking people live here. I love my country and the last thing I'd like to see is a collapse of it. I would however for us to fix the problems we have and stop all our ridiculous foreign interventions.
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  1278.  @emilyc8262  The fact you still don't realize I was agreeing with you has me in stiches lol
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  1279. @sarath_babu. Concerning Cyprus we've seen these types of warnings before. Warning, warning, warning and then BAM 1974. If they're too stupid to listen to these warnings, I'd imagine people won't care much when the result comes.
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  1280.  @americansweetheart5597  You claiming the Palestinians are on "foreign territory." Seriously?
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  1281.  @chucklesthered2338  No, he was talking about him manipulating our politicians.
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  1282.  @kevinbirego2130  it’s funny how covering up a genocide didn’t bother them but this does.
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  1283. I think the rest of the world is scratching their heads at how unhinged and ridiculous these guys are.
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  1284.  @treepiesinc1418  Real India considering what they went through with being colonized would naturally stand against colonization.
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  1285. The conversation was probably the same as anyone who is against this protest. Alec Baldwin: Apartheid and concentration camps are awesome, how dare you protest against it. Protestor: You sound insane.
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  1286.  @STBill  Being voted into office doesn't make it okay to cut interest rates when you have run away inflation. I like Turkey as a country but don't really have an opinion pro or anti Erdogan. But again cutting interest rates with run away inflation is like kicking poor people in the teeth.
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  1287. @Edward Decker, I've seen a lot of emotional rants filled with cliches and empty rhetoric but I haven't seen one as prolific as yours in a while. Well played my man, let it all out lol
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  1288. These are the types of people we have in the bowels of our foreign policy establishment. Everyone is pretending to be all offended by this man's behavior when everyone knows there are 5000 just like him working in our government.
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  1289.  @davidty2006  Nations can easily run contradictory foreign policy. Happens all the time. It's a juggling act, it isn't easy but it is done quite often. Sometimes successfully.
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  1290.  @conorryan5983  At what point do we the people bear responsibility as well for allowing our leaders (using our tax dollars) to go around the world slaughtering poor people? Yes the government lied to us about Iraq but what did we learn? We cheered and clapped while they completely and utter destroyed Libya years later. We'll probably cheer and clap while they do it to some other random third world nation in a few years time. Again I'm not too sure about things in the UK but here in the US it's business as usual.
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  1291. It isn't going to matter, he is going to stay. That is how the leaders of the EU want it. If they got their way another few million just like him would appear on your doorstep.
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  1292. I'd imagine your comment will age worse than both.
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  1293. The thing is no one is forcing anyone from their homes.
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  1294.  @railwayhistorian2778  If he had the ability to rig elections, he wouldn't have lost the midterm elections not too long ago and lost control of all the largest municipalities. It seems your relationship with facts and reality isn't a very strong relationship lol The election looks like it could tip either way according to polls. Unlike here in America I don't think their election system is rigged.
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  1295.  @calebbearup4282  So Kurds are about 20 percent of their population today if not more and nearly 40% of their government is Kurdish. Yet somehow some guy named Caleb on youtube is supposed to have us believe this is some sort of genocide going on? Interesting. Do you have anything else you'd like to add which won't get completely and utterly destroyed by simple facts? Anything bro? Perhaps you'll try to convince me the earth is flat next? Sometimes I wonder how it's possible for a human being to become this irrational and detached from reality.
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  1296.  @andrews2441  The authoritarians would love to silence all opinions which don't conform with their world view.
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  1297.  @markvandeventer2411  Because they were hoping to rob the Aussies with outdated tech.
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  1298.  @benjaminr8961  Well that was the justification used to help slaughter hundreds and thousands of civilians in Timor. Interesting to see there are still people who back this policy. On a scale of 1-10 just how horrible of a human being are you?
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  1299.  @benjaminr8961  Most people with a lost cause would tend to agree with that statement.
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  1300. Are European banks safe? HMmm let me take a stab at that. Long term? No not safe. Short term? No not safe.
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  1301.  @sunbeam9222  Imagine helping someone win an election and the first thing that guy does is kill you and destroy your nation beyond repair leading to a life of misery for millions of innocent women and children? Surreal stuff, what kind of politicians are these broken nations producing?
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  1302.  @4_youtube_is_dead  Yes, against Russia 3 times. Against it's proxies defended by Russian defense systems. Nagorno Karabakh. Syria. Libya.
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  1303. This is a conflict I've been curious about and studied. I've come to the conclusion that the status quo simply won't change. The island is partitioned and will probably remain so forever.
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  1304.  @kyoyahibari64  Except these people aren't Israelities of the bible. They're a bunch of European converts who happen to migrate there.
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  1305. Yo this comment legit made me laugh.
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  1306. So you think god wants an apartheid state which sticks humans into concentration camps to survive? I mean couldn't he find a better way to bring the King back, without involving some of the most evil things humans do to each other? It is interesting.
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  1307.  @mistergeopolitics4456  Having Militias in random places makes you a player in regional matters, it doesn't make you a hegemon. You claiming Turkey is subservient to America also proves my point, I said if "America wasn't in the region." Also does being anti American make you a better candidate to be a hegemon? Is that your point when you talk about Iran not being subservient to the United States? If that is your contention do you also believe Cuba would be a Hegemon in their region if America some how went away because they're at odds with the United States? Obviously not because Mexico (who is subservient to the US) would steamroll Cuba. Also what does being a threat to the EU and United States have to do with being a hegemon in your region if major powers left? I'm also curious why you use the term the "west" when talking about the strength of nations. If you take the United States out of the equation, the rest of the western nation are far too weak to project power that far from their shores. The EU is also a joke when it comes to projecting power. Aside from misguided talking points, you haven't been able to debunk my original premise.
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  1308. @Jeff MT, Why are these refugees running into nations with western type systems then? Why aren't they running off into Saudi Arabia for example? Oh yea, because they'd be turned into slaves.
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  1309. Janet Yellen aka "Transitory inflation Yellen." I'm sure the Chinese would be happy to deal with a liar like that.
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  1310. Raising the retirement age is fine, it all depends on how you do it. Going through the proper democratic steps to do it is fine but that isn't what this little dictator is doing.
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  1311.  @Dagestan.Warrior.Alpha_1  yup And to think they did it in one of the most densely populated areas of the planet. 2.3 million people stuffed into a concentration camp. Then bombed to oblivion. :O(
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  1312. @KM-sr9cc This is actually not true. A lot of Nato nations are staying completely away from this. Spain and Turkey just to name two who are more pro Palestinian. The idea of them being involved in the Gaza war on Israel's side is ridiculous.
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  1313. @BigSac, Not saying what you're saying isn't true but it's certainly hard to believe and I'll explain why. The reason the Russians built such a vast war chest was because they were trying to sanction proof their nation knowing this day would come. Why would they go through all that trouble only to keep it all outside of their own central banking system where it does them no good. If they do have some outside of the country, I'd imagine they've strategically placed it in places they can access it even in the case of sanctions. Places like China.
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  1314. It's usually useless to those who can't buy them. Reminds me of a homeless guy pointing to a fancy car and saying it's useless.
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  1315.  @theminotaurus why are you so hung up on petty details? He probably meant it I’d better to keep that money in the region. He isn’t wrong.
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  1316.  @HELLO7657  Have the ethnic German people who feel like they're being dispossessed tried reproducing? For those Germans in their 30s with 3 or more kids complaining about the "great replacement." They have every right to complain and I sympathize with them. For those Germans in their 30s with no kids complaining about a low birth rate and being outnumbered by migrants. Well that is like cancer complaining about being bald due to chemo.
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  1317.  @sogsog111  Terms like values and politics are so subjective to a point there is no open door policy. If we want someone in we can easily over look some things (Like how Sweden has been funding the hell out of terrorist organizations for the past 15 years.) In other cases we can easily lock someone out by citing any minute variation in "values." It adds up to one thing, no open door policy. Which I agree with, having an open door policy is insanity for a military alliance. My gripe is why lie about an open door policy if it really isn't an open door policy. No one gives a flying fuk about values when push comes to shove, they're just buzz words to rationalize what we do based on strategic interests.
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  1318. Or maybe he knew the kind of nonsensical demands she was going to make so he let it be known early that he isn't interested in anything she has to say. It worked, she and Germany were humiliated.
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  1319. I don't think they have any intention of letting the Russians get their hands on these things. Why do you think Russia had to settle for inferior Iranian drones when their neighbor TUrkey had 10x better ones?
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  1320. We literally moved our aircraft carriers out of the region incase you didn't notice. We have less battleships there than we did last month.
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  1321. You hit the nail right on the head. Germany has no say in this. They'll do as they're told.
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  1322.  @christopherchristianvanlan1809  Odd that you seem to think you know what the Ukrainians need better than the Ukrainians themselves. They've been pretty vocal about how they appreciate Turkey's military support when compared to most EU nations. How many high tech weapons like drones have EU nations sent Ukraine again? England which is a non EU European nation is really the only one who has stepped up big time. So yea, your comment is pretty ridiculous in any metric used.
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  1323.  @SnowMonkeyCantSing  Except Adam and his ilk are constantly calling for censorship. Probably because if this is debated openly their irrational talking points fold like origami. The reason open debate is such a good thing is because insanity is usually exposed and then ignored. Which is eventually what is going to happen to Adam.
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  1324.  @wumaobot  For sure. But if you look at the amount of civilians who died, America's invasion was like a pat on the back compared to Russia's. What the US did in Afghanistan was horrible and I was against the occupation of those poor people from day one. But please don't compare the brutality of this compared to the brutality of the Russians. It doesn't even compare.
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  1325.  @sarahsarita4852  High time to pull out of the region and stop these nonsensical geo political power plays that keep blowing up in our face. But that would require a rational decision, something we won't find with the psychos running the show. Their only answer is more escalation.
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  1326.  @Youtubegoblin23  Because if Poland falls, the Russians are at your border and your defense forces are a joke. Yet you're sitting here talking about how you won't defend Poland because they're right wing. lol It's this type of thinking that probably caused Germany to shut down it's nuke reactors. Blind ideology.
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  1327. You'd be surprised. You're essentially calling Putin an idiot with your post. If what you said were true, Putin would be an idiot to treat the Turks with kiddie gloves no? Trust me on this, Putin is no idiot.
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  1328.  @gizlihesap1567  Lets assume the United States or any other superpower didn't exist. You know what the middle east would look like? Not much different, it would be run by different despots who abuse their people. You really going to blame the Arabs nature to oppress each other on others? Be realistic Mr. Hidden Bill.
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  1329. Back to the stone ages? So you're saying what he doesn't done in 20 years he'll magically do now? lol Do people actually think through what they're able to type into the comments section?
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  1330. Iranian military tech is like India's military tech. No nation with other options will buy it.
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  1331.  @chevinbarghest8453  Not sure how that is relevant.
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  1332.  @frankthetank5708  You mean the 5% the uranium was worth? How about the other 95% that did go to France?
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  1333.  ryanpatrick4920  If Turkey's economy sank 1000x worse than it is now they'd still have enough economic might to wield influence over this small impoverished part of the globe. Fact of the matter is when Russia's attention elsewhere the Caucasus is now Turkey's backyard, they pretty much call the shots there. That is the reality of it regardless of your emotions on the issue.
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  1334.  @punapeter  If we made a list of how many people should have been put on trial at the ICC we'd have to write a book. I'd probably put Cheney and Nuland at the top of that list.
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  1335. He is probably too old to wait them out and run again. But lets say by some miracle he is able to stay healthy and sharp for that long, your scenario will probably come to fruition if the people don't see improvements.
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  1336.  @kuiperbond8460  You strike me as the type of person who pushes old women down the steps lol
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  1337. @SoloWolf1000 Yes Taiwan is armed to the teeth and defending an island is a lot easier than defending a land invasion.
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  1338.  @Affluenceee  I know what he means. What I want him to learn is how to articulate what he actually means without looking like an idiot. It seems you are not clever enough to deal with people like him and turn their own logic against them. Nor are you clever enough to notice when someone is playing that game.
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  1339. Not surprising.
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  1340.  @pedrojoubert9975  When it comes to aggression in that region, no one can overtake the apartheid state of Israel who essentially owns that word and that action.
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  1341. This is one of those super rare conflicts you'll see where it's extremely clear who is in the right and who is in the wrong.
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  1342. Yes and most of them were bullied into that vote if you remember. Palestine doesn't have the ability to bully anyone. In fact the bullying came from the other side. So if people still voted Palestine it means something.
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  1343. The Zionists
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  1344. Why would they even want to do such a thing? Too many languages, too many cultures to adapt into such a thing. It would make more sense for them to start an economic union though. Which I guess they're slowly working on. It is called BRICS.
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  1345.  @whydoiexistrnwhy  Yes a long time ago and they've stopped the behavior. Unlike France who is still at it.
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  1346.  @לאונידאוסטרובסקי-ט3י  Absolutely positive, all you have to look at are the numbers both Ukraine, Russia and international organizations are putting out. Even on the highest end estimate, the civilian deaths in the nearly 2 year huge Ukraine/Russia war has seen less civilian deaths than the IDF killed in Gaza in two weeks. This is a demonstrable fact. You can be pro Russia, you can be pro Ukraine. But both sides on this debate agree that this is an old fashioned war, where you have groups of armed men fighting other groups of armed men. What Israel is doing however is essentially bombing the living hell out of women and children from far. Very different.
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  1347.  @Mouse_Metal  1. Was it a dog? Can't say I'm not a biologist 2. Was it really defecating? Can't say I'm not a animal behavioral psychologist. 3. On the lawn? Again can't say I'm not a botanist. 4. Was the lawn actually mine? Can't say I'm not a land surveyor.
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  1348. @MinoanGR, the Greeks capturing Constantinople would be an amazing military achievement. An achievement on par with Haiti occupying Washington D.C.
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  1349. @daniel halachev "What ethnic cleansing are you talking about" Let me guess, never happend right? Yea those 800,000 people all just magically up and vanished into thin air like a fart in the wind. Nothing to see here right? Just sweep it right under that rug right? lol
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  1350.  @lavendelkaiserin  Well you really can't blame Egypt for their government as it is a government the people simply didn't want. The government they elected was violently overthrown by the current one. As far as the government in Turkey, it is the government the people want. If we think it's great or we think it's sh!t is irrelevant.
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  1351. This bullying a nation out of natural resources on their shores reminds me of what the EU is trying to do to Turkey right now.
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  1352. Even a paradise can turn into hell if enough racism takes route where one group tries to completely and utterly slaughter every single member of a minority group. These things tend to get ugly. Hopefully the majority on the island so many years later doesn't harbor such murderous feelings anymore. From reading comments sections however I can't be so sure.
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  1353.  @mattadders9819  Does it really matter if it's a Republican or Democrat? Haven't the past 20 years shown you that the establishment is more than capable of using both parties? How can we forget George Bush? Trump was beloved not because he was a Republican, Trump was beloved because he wasn't a puppet of the establishment globalists. This entire Republican vs Democrat arguing people are constantly doing does nothing but feed the power of the establishment. If they wanted Republicans back in power they can surely mobilize the media and every other tool they have to get even the hordes of immigrants to vote that way. As a society we've gotten so stupid, they don't even have to hide what they're doing anymore.
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  1354.  @mastdream2043  Yes unlike France the UK is smart enough to understand it's place in the world order. They don't run around playing pretend superpower and get embarrassed.
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  1355.  @AssyrianChristian  So any person who doesn't follow every single thing in their book of choice (which is often then contradicted elsewhere in said book) isn't a real follower of said religion? Is that your contention? According to your logic I'm not sure there is a "real" follower of any religion on the planet.
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  1356.  @makedonistoi seriously? Is this how you justify apartheid and genocide?
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  1357. @ the machine is largely springing leaks and those who control the machine are in panic mode
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  1358.  @markdowding5737  Sweden has been funding groups in that area for well over 15 years, well before ISIS even existed. So claiming that it was a one time thing to defeat ISIS is an outlandish claim to make. As far as evidence, the Swedish government isn't sky about it. It's literally in their budget with the exact amounts they send. If you weren't suffering from cognitive dissonance you'd actually look it up yourself. Don't ask me to come up with something you're too lazy to look for. They're doing it, they're open about the fact they're doing it. That would be like me asking you to go dig up evidence that Russia actually attacked Ukraine. It's insanity and an extremely lazy talking point. Fact of the matter is Sweden delved into insanity and is now paying the price. Trying to shift blame to others wont' change the situation.
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  1359. @Ahmetkarl1229. Even people who live half way across the world understand the reasoning as to what you're trying to do with these bases. I find it odd you don't seem to understand.
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  1360. This is so interesting. Before this event Erdogan was hailed as a reformer and his party being pushed as a model for the entire region by the globalist media. After this event, the same guy somehow turned into a dictator overnight. So we were told by the globalist media
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  1361.  @OllieS-kx6lo  Smarter and better leaders do need to join. The problem is they aren't. And the ones that do aren't moving up to the top. People aren't stupid, they see this. I'm not saying how things should be, I'm merely articulating how they are. Why do you think enrollment in the military is so bad right now that they're forced to lower their standards on who can join. Even with those low standards people aren't joining. A growing number of young people simply do not trust the once "most trusted institution" in our country. The Iraq war did a lot of damage to the trust people had in leadership. Not to mention the top military brass pushing the woke agenda lately.
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  1362. I'd imagine living in most places at war would be better than living in Pakistan without a war.
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  1363.  @vinsok-wg7lh  Ask the Afghan government who also had the UK, USA and Israel with them how that worked out. Ask Ukraine who also has the UK, USA and Israel to back them how that worked out. Not to mention if the tea leaves fall in certain ways the UK, USA and Israel will let Cyprus burn without batting an eye.
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  1364.  Nikolay Karlovich  If Russia didn't want tension between these two nations long term why draw the borders that will inevitably lead to tension? Why arm one side so heavily so it can invade the other and slaughter their people? Russia wants and needs nations in their orbit to not get along, its' the only way to retain their influence.
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  1365.  @AG-vb6vv  You really should look up the definition of ethnic cleansing. The ones who stayed with massacred which is why everyone else had to leave and leave in a hurry because they too would be raped, abused and killed. That is the TEXTBOOK definition of ethnic cleansing. You "cleanse" the area of a specific ethnic group which is exactly what the Armenians did in the 1990s. This is by international law a war crime. A war crime you're literally trying to deny. All your life you've probably hated war crime deniers, did you ever think you'd become one?
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  1366.  @ices7797  Poland needs to buy like 200 of these things. That would make the Russians think twice.
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  1367.  @fendrou  Jan Sobieski only has an opinion on war when he shows up late to a battle where both sides are exhausted and attacks one from behind lol
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  1368.  @DotToryX  You'll find very few people who researched this who haven't combed through the Balfour declaration. It is essentially akin to me making a declaration to give your house to someone else. And then helping them murder your family if you don't comply. So yes, we should all research the Balfour declaration.
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  1369. Swedish minister: We won't be secure without Nato membership. Swedish government: We'll continue to finance armed groups who are attacking a Nato member. Only Sweden lol
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  1370. @Nick Panoutsas, One doesn't need to be Turkish to be against a country which did what Armenia did in the 1990s.
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  1371. I should make a video called "Why war mongers and war criminals love Vox news."
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  1372. @@TOM-TOM-TOM I've seen your earlier comments. I'm convinced you're a paid troll.
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  1373.  @christianplaskett302  This type of anger isn't global. It's restricted to the western world.
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  1374.  @yairklein495  I responded to a comment of yours earlier challenging what you said. Instead of defend your comment, you went on with another troll post. Are you an IDF bot?
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  1375. @Mr Gopnik, The Balkans don't have to be "islamized" to fall under the heavy influence of the Turks.
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  1376.  @JeDxDeVu  Quite the opposite. This case wasn't about if Israel is committing genocide or not, that case is different and will take 2.3 years (which Israel will probably lose considering the amount of evidence against them) This specific case bought in by South Africa was to prove to the court that potential genocide might be happening and if South African can demonstrate enough evidence it is, the court will rule for it to be stopped immediately. Apparently the court found South Africa's case to be compelling and ordered Israel to stop the abuses. South African won the case.
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  1377. @Lafly84. See I can understand why they're there. What I can't understand is why you were there. I don't feel you being there served our interests one bit. I wonder if you yourself ever wondered why you're there.
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  1378.  @fwrususes5125  Since the Turks won the war, they aren't in a position to use that internal struggle as an excuse to being wrecked on the battlefield. So for the Greeks, it works for them.
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  1379. @Mundo34. If Egypt had any balls it would send the trucks and say if those trucks are shot at, Egypt will shoot back.
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  1380. This is a pipe dream. Turkey will help Pakistan with technology and weapons. Perhaps some training. But you think Turkey is going to join that war? You're insane.
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  1381. Underrated comment.
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  1382.  @CommieLa_Harris  Most of these young kids who are now crying they don't want to be drafted by in large voted for Biden. Which in itself is kind of hilarious.
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  1383. @Rolando Obanos, this wasn't really a war. It was more like a police action with Azerbaijan pushing illegal militia groups out of it's own territory. It was a pretty clean operation which was very quick and very little civilian casualties. Not really much to report for foreign media outlets.
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  1384. @Rick James. Heroes don't lie. People who are good at faking being Heroes don't tell lies which are so obvious. "None of that happens in schools." Yet a quick google search will find 1000s of instances along with videos that it does happen.
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  1385. ​ @corvanna4438  There is certainly a need. Perhaps not a military need but more importantly a political need.
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  1386.  @abcbcacba  Again you might want to do a little research on the matter. Especially what the legitimate Kurdish government in North Iraq feels about these "fighters" in Syria.
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  1387.  @chatisawasteoftime  Are you serious with this? They've literally broken every single code in the Geneva Convention and the Rome Statues. Not to mention other international laws they're breaking by illegally occupying the west bank and the golan heights which is still internationally recognized as part of Syria. Pull up the Geneva convention and Rome Statues on the rules and conduct of war. Israel killed more children in Gaza in just 2 weeks than all the civilians who died in Ukraine in a huge 2 year full blown war. No nation on earth behaves like this. The world has not seen a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder as many women and children as possible since WW2. The world is in shock, this is so bad and so brutal that it can't be hidden. Decades from now the world will be cursing us and our grandchildren will be cursing us for putting them into a situation to carry that burden. Just as the Germans how that feels even decades later.
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  1388.  @Elisa-mg3rc  there is no bottom to that pit. If allowed they will continue to shock
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  1389. Why exactly would India take steps to ramp up tensions in an already tense region? This is insanity.
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  1390. I’m surprised your jaw dropped. This is par for the course in Israel.
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  1391.  @asala2116  Except Azerbaijan didn't stab Turkey in the back like Armenia did with Russia. With friends like Armenia, who needs enemies right?
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  1392. @Catac83 I don't think Peter was talking about Turkey invading Romania and Bulgaria. lol He was talking about influence and integration.
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  1393.  @selaluoposisisiapapunpresi7982  No interest rates means no lending which means the rich landowners stay rich while people born into the lower classes have no way out. It basically turns into old fashioned feudalism.
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  1394. @Edgar Alain, good luck getting your government to back the side which illegally invaded and occupied the internationally recognized territory of their neighbor and ethnically cleansed over half a million people. If a guy two doors down from you killed a bunch of innocent kids, would you help him evade the cops because he's your "brother in Christ"
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  1395. @raymunchieftain4170 That argument may have worked years ago, it doesn't anymore. You need to come up with something less ridiculous. This is the age of information, after this conflict broke out a lot of people took the time to research it. Those tired cliches which are easily demonstrably false don't work anymore. You're actually going to have to put in some effort now into trying to paint apartheid, land grabs, mass slaughter, concentration camps, brutality and now genocide in a positive light. Trying to dehumanize the people you're doing it to isn't going to work either.
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  1396.  @pantherowow77  So you're saying that if a woman scratches a rapist during the crime, the fact the rapist's face should be covered more than the crime itself? Interesting.
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  1397.  @jamesburnett3594  I was looking for clarification of your comments not a strawman. Remember all I had to go off was what you said. So instead of reeling at me for looking for something, maybe you should ask yourself what about your comments made someone think a certain way.
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  1398.  @assassin_rk42  The comment was not only true, it is demonstrably true. You underestimate how much our reputation has been ruined in the global south. Only a person who doesn't know much about what is going on would claim such a true statement to be dumb.
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  1399. @Emeliosolli5773. Their reasoning for the veto is quite legitimate so I doubt it will be denied. It is hard to argue against what they're angry about. The insanity of Sweden in what they have done is mind blowing.
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  1400.  @traitorwestblamesukrainefo3956  Neither of those nations are galivanting around the world slaughtering millions of poor people. I'm not going to excuse Iran's behavior toward it's citizens but to compare a few women getting arrested with another nation literally slaughtering civilians like cattle because they don't like their ethnicity is pure insanity. How can you even compare those two things?
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  1401.  @sakogekchyan7366  You were quite clear in what you were advocating. That Armenia not bother trying to repair relations with basically all their neighbors because they're just fine while blockaided. That was literally your argument.
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  1402. I find it insane that he explains to her all these things going on and she just keeps saying "Hamas" like a robot. I swear if there was a giant meteor coming toward earth and I explained to her what was about to happen. She'd be like "what do you think about Hamas." Then they wonder why no one (not only around the world) but even in her own country have zero faith in the mainstream media. They've become like these cartoon figures.
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  1403.  @silviehaqiqi-activist9499  Why is every single comments section destroyed with trolls from India and Pakistan? No one cares about Modi or Indians.
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  1404.  @adammonem5856  Muhammed Ali Pasha was an Otttoman. Dude was an Ottoman Albanian, trained in the Ottoman military. He set up his own power base in Egypt and wanted to seize power in the Ottoman empire. He was a rival of the Sultan, not the empire.
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  1405. @SilverFox, well that is how it used to be. We'd bring in huge waves of migration, take a break while all the new comers get assimilated and then bring in another wave (if we need the workers) It's a system which worked quite well, that "extended breather" made the world of difference in keeping social cohesion.
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  1406. @Shaqeliz688, I'm sure claims can fly back and forth of who did what. But lets use a really simple and objective look at the reality of the situation. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s: They ethnically cleanse over 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan reinvades Nagorno Karabakh in 2020: A few dozen civilians die. That right there is a pretty large and factual compare and contrast when looking at the behavior of the two sides in this dispute. Case closed.
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  1407. Don't say Nato. Just say Turkey and America. As every other Nato nation's military capability is a joke. Maybe you can add Poland to the list of nations with a military capable of fighting a large scale war. Maybe..
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  1408.  Nikolay Karlovich  Putin made sure neither side got a decisive victory and made sure a situation for future tension wasn't lost.
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  1409.  @HarrySinanian  To be fair they weren't the ones illegally occupying the internationally recognized territory of another nation. Not to mention they weren't the ones who during the illegal occupation ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Just sayin...
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  1410.  @CharlieHarper-d4x  Hamas hasn't shown even 1% the level of brutality Israel does. So as bad as Hamas are, now imagine a group which is 100 times more brutal.
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  1411.  @jacksevert3099  Hitler also said it would be good for unemployment to be low. Just because Hitler said something doesn't make it automatically wrong. He might have also said without water you'd dehydrate, are you going to go against that theory as well? lol
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  1412. @Studentstechtips-bangla6599. It is hard to say who needs who more. Nato needs Turkey not only for their huge military but also their invaluable geographical location. Turkey out of Nato or even with adversaries like Russia would be a logistical and geostrategic nightmare scenario for the west. On the flip side, Turkey needs Nato as well. The main reason being how the Turks see it "Being in Nato prevents Nato from attacking you." lol
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  1413.  @Live-dt9hj  Corny? It's one of the most famous and sobering assessments of international politics in the past 100 years.
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  1414.  @EatMyShortsAU  I've seen footage of that. The Azeris turning some old 1960s airplane into a remote controlled one and sending it over Armenian positions to get shot down, exposing their AA systems. Genius sh!t lol
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  1415.  @Tiasung  you’d have to first show something demonstrably true to make that all. False rhetoric and pro genocide talking points don’t work anymore bro. You need new material
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  1416.  @mrpaulhutchison249  History of alliance? Those two nations have probably fought more major wars than most other nations on the planet, what in the world are you talking about. They've literally been enemies ever since the forming of the Russian empire. When using a phrase like "history of" learn history.
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  1417.  @artouraganey8150  I'd imagine if these nations wouldn't allow their territories to be used as staging grounds by terrorist organizations that attack third countries, perhaps their neighbor wouldn't feel the need to take action. Just sayin....
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  1418. @Ahmedal4330. That is were we are now as a society. That is the only way he can keep his job.
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  1419.  @timetraveller885  I have to be referring to them. There is no other nation on this planet right now which has broken more UN war crimes statutes than Israel. In fact no other nation even comes close
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  1420.  @Superfoodcookie  How long the Syrian conflict has been going on is irrelevant to my point. Turkey years now Turkey/their proxies have been at war with Russia/their proxies in Nagorno Karabakh, Syria and Libya. It would only stand the reason they'd use the Ukraine war to gain leverage on Russia in the most important one to them being Syria. If your definition of closer is having proxy wars with a nation over and over again. I have some Atlantic Ocean front property in Ohio I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price.
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  1421.  Steve A  Yea there is that too but at least they aren't beating them and robbing them first like in Greece
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  1422. @AngryZombie808 Gold comment my friend.
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  1423. @@ExcitedSaturn-fg9sx So you're saying supporting apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and now genocide is the right thing to do?
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  1424.  @jonchrys  They didnt' mass slaughter civilians in Cyprus nor did they stick them in concentration camps. What you're saying isn't only false, it is demonstrably false.
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  1425.  @berg450  So you're telling us Trump was counting the votes but made himself lose? Seriously?
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  1426. To make this happen we're firing 2.3 million dollar missiles to intercept $2,000 dollar drones. Not the best of tradeoffs for us, not to mention it isn't sustainable because to rearming these ships with these missiles is no easy task. So then the question is what to do? Well the Houthis have made it quite clear they're only interested in Vessels either headed to Israel or owned by Israel. I'm sure these shipping companies and the Houthis can negotiate a way for the shipping companies to prove certain ships aren't' headed to Israel. Problem solved for world shipping. If Israel wants to break the blockade put on them specifically, they can go do it themselves.
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  1427. @David Dalby, stop being ridiculous.
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  1428.  @CurvaceousCrow  I'd imagine you haven't lived in both countries for extended periods of time. Essentially a bunch of emotional rhetoric.
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  1429. So you're saying politicians shouldn't be interested in their interests of their people but chase foreign money being stuffed into their pockets? Is that what politicians are supposed to do in your opinion?
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  1430. Normally I'd think you're crazy that we could potentially destroy an entire country and perhaps send in our sons and daughters to die so Israel doesn't have to pay 3.5% more for it's products coming from Asia. But considering the things I've seen happen in the past 20 years. At this point I wouldn't be shocked.
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  1431.  @charbam9506  Well said. It is natural for everyone to disagree on policy. Which is why it is good to sit down and have a open debate about it so the best policy can win. But we not live in an age where we never see any healthy debate on anything. We'll sit here arguing with each other over nonsense while the elites can go through with any policy they please.
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  1432. @seeker2118. It is going to get to a point where keeping those bases in Iraq and Syria just isn't going to be sustainable.
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  1433. More and more people are waking up
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  1434.  @hoofhearted1102  Countries don't vote. People do. At least their elections were fair and square and everyone accepted the result. Unlike here in America.
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  1435.  @Imaan815 what a terrible thing to say
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  1436.  @metehangokturk9696  he is referring to the childish rants in the comments section from people who for one reason or another seem to be triggered the Turks are attempting to build such things.
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  1437.  @kingjayapala  I'd imagine a strong central state in Syria would probably bring more stability to everyone there when compared to the alternatives. Although I'm not sure what you mean when you say "their religious freedoms are respected (outside Turkey) Turkey has repressed Kurds for a long time but I don't ever recall one instance where their religion was restricted or infringed upon. Considering most of them have the same religion as the rest of the nation. It's an ethnic issue not a religious one. But again I do agree that a strong singular state in Syria is probably best for everyone.
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  1438. Europe: We're going to blame Qatar because our European politicians are corrupt. Qatar: WTF Europe: We're also going to try to sanction Hungary for corrupt and have our even more corrupt parliamentarians vote on the issue. Hungary: WTF Europe: We're also going to threaten Qatar because our officials are corrupt. Qatar: Enough is enough, no gas for you. Europe: :face-blue-wide-eyes:
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  1439.  jerryoconnor7633  People looking at us from the outside seem to know more about us than we know about ourselves Especially considering we're quite literally the most propagandized people on the planet.
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  1440.  @freakyzed8467  why do people claim something to be false without actually demonstrating how? You can’t wish things into existence. What I said is not only true but demonstrably true. I challenge you to rationally prove otherwise. Remember facts>your emotions
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  1441.  @anthonywilson4181  No one takes your talking points seriously anymore. People are growing tired of these pro genocide paid bots.
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  1442. @Mad Chef, If all this was because of one bumbling fool it wouldn't be as terrifying. It's an entire establishment of entrenched and powerful people at every nerve center of our nation doing this. One bumbling fool? You can get rid of one bumbling fool. The fact we're one mistake, one escalation away from WW3 and no one seems to care is outright terrifying. This goes beyond politics and ideology.
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  1443.  @4leks11  Lots of people questioned him too. The thing is no country was being invaded and no nation was destroyed during his watch. Is that bit was hard to "question."
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  1444.  @morehn  South Africa was an independent state which had Apartheid as well. Do you even know what Apartheid means? The state apparatus is what is used to enforce the Apartheid rules.
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  1445. It's not even about republican and democrat anymore. It's more so traditional establishment vs non traditional establishment. How is Romney any different than Hillary for example. Aside from the rhetoric being a bit different. They basically have these same exact policies.
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  1446.  @Dexorfs  That is a good question, no the video isn't a hit piece on Turkey. However there are some really really strange things that can't be caulked up to mistakes.
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  1447.  @hemihead6645  You shouldn't subscribe because you'd expect a person who claims to be an expert in politics would have simply looked at Genocide Joe's Cabinet member list and automatically know that millions are going to die in wars. But claiming the right wing is paying him is ridiculous. As if being against Apartheid, concentration camps and genocide is a one party issue. Most rational people left and right feel this way.
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  1448. To be fair the theme of this video is how a society copes with the aftermath of losing a war. But I do see where you're coming from, a lot of what this guy explained that they feel in Armenia makes very little sense to anyone who followed this conflict and why it broke out. It's surreal to invade your neighbors internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse over 800,000 people, then refuse to negotiate territorial claims for 30 years and then act like the victim when they comeback to fight. Absolutely surreal the level of delusion (assuming what this guy told us about how Armenians feel is true.) Which I do believe because what reason would this guy have to lie. Either way it was a fascinating video and I'm thankful for people like him doing real journalism work that we rarely see in mainstream media outlets.
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  1449. @Zaydan Naufal Taiwan won't exist in 10 years. It will probably be part of China. The Chinese are so adamant about this I'm not sure how long they can be held off.
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  1450.  quotetheraven90  Putin knows when to pushover and when to act like a pushover.
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  1451. Do you know what superpower means and what it entails? No Turkey is not a superpower, In fact it isn't even attempting to become one. There is a difference between being the dominate power in your region and a global superpower.
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  1452.  @g1u2y345  Imagine assuming a guy is brainwashed by X Y or Z just because he said "Cringe" That too is very cringe no?
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  1453.  @rufus-h4h  Probably a lot less than Israeli dual citizens.
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  1454. If you think Erdogan believes the US or trusts Nato. I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Kyiv I'd love to see you at a really really cheap price.
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  1455.  @dannyarcher6370  Except what you're saying is demonstrably false. The amount of evidence is staggering.
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  1456.  @dannyarcher6370  It seems you have no idea what this proceeding was about. This wasn't a court case on if Israel is committing genocide or not. South Africa's case was that there enough evidence going on that the court should should open a case to prove if there is or isn't genocide. Not to mention the secondary issue of the court ordering Israel to stop any act which breaks the convention. The case which will determine if Israel is or isn't guilty of genocide needed this ruling to get started. It will take about 2-3 years. Aside from influence, threats and intimidating. I'm not sure how Israel is going to win that case considering the overwhelming amount of evidence. So no, the judges didn't disagree with me. You simply don't even understand what this case was about. I doubt you even watched the proceedings leading up to this ruling or even bothered reading South Africa's 82 page complaint briefing sent to the court. You are obvious making an emotional assessment of the situation based on what you want to be true more so than what is true. Unfortunately for you, facts don't care about your feelings, nor does that law.
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  1457. Unlike here in America their elections are pretty clean.
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  1458.  @graceyam1925  Actually they didn't. According to international law is quite clear on this issue. Occupied people are allowed to fight back against their occupiers by "any means necessary." But if we look at Israel's actions. They've literally broken almost every single law on the books in the Geneva convention and the Rome Statutes when it comes to war crimes. There are only like 1 or 2 war crimes they haven't broken yet. But I'm sure they'll get around to those as well.
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  1459. @Armengrigoryan. Russia stepped in during the 2020 conflict when the Armenian military was surrounded on all sides and about the be massacred. They stopped it and saved Yerevan from the humiliation from Azeri tanks rolling down their streets. If I was Russian I'd be thinking. With friends like Armenia, who needs enemies right? What else did you actually expect from them? To fight a war against Azerbaijan so Armenia could continue to illegally occupy another nations territory? Are you insane?
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  1460.  @ptownzfinest12345  Pretty flimsy reasoning for this level of obsession though. It's legitimately strange.
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  1461.  @joelester9694  I don't think it takes a rocket scientist to figure out exactly what is going on in that region. Biden starts to pivot America's attention to the pacific. Gulf nations panic. As far as who's name is what you yourself sound like one of those middle eastern conspiracy theorists.
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  1462. I don't think he is smiling because his demographic problem is worse than Germany's. Russian population is shrinking at a massive rate
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  1463.  @amitsunoko7270  He might but long term Israel won't get away with it. The price will be paid one way or another.
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  1464. I think this guy is going to start losing a lot of fans and fast. Makes a career out of dismantling the false narratives the elites and media push on people. Gains a lot of fans. Eventually starts parroting false narratives the elites and media push on people. Outed.
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  1465. @Assertiveekarma1909, So a nation is brutally invaded and destroyed. And your contention is if only they were nicer to the people who came to their nation, destroyed their infrastructure and killed their children life would be better? Are you insane?
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  1466.  @motherofone979  Justification always depends on the reason. Simple example. You come kill my family because you want my house. Bad justification, no one will buy it. You'd be a psycho. You come kill me because I killed your family. Understandable justification. It would be wrong and considered vigilantism but again most people would understand. Not all justifications are equal. The fact you'd lump in the justification of the Nazis and Hutus with the justification of Hamas is quite surreal and insane.
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  1467.  @jayboyer8447  Liberal and conservative are just terms those in charge use to keep people busy arguing with each other. You never notice on really really important topics like war there are no liberals and conservatives. They all parrot the same exact talking points.
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  1468.  @TomCotter-pu2oh  So you're saying that because of a war crime from over 500 years ago, war crimes today should be allowed to happen? Is that seriously your argument?
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  1469.  @秋分-d8i  great comment
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  1470. @Dwblue00videos, as terrible it is that we have some bumbling idiot sitting at 1600 Penn Ave, we have other much deeper problems.
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  1471. @Anna Abrahamyan, From a legal point of view this territory falls within the borders of Azerbaijan. So much so that no nation aside from Armenia on this planet agrees with you that this territory isn't "legally" part of Azerbaijan. You might want to be careful using terms like "legal" in this debate. You literally helped destroy your own talking point.
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  1472. @Faragar, you're right it's absolutely insane. Then the stupid company who built these on high leverage are wondering why no one wanted to buy there and why they went bankrupt lol
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  1473. @jdynasty7680. Our problem in this country isn't the left or right. Nor the far left or far right. Our problem is the uniparty who work for the same donors. It is basically the psychopathic establishment vs the people. So when i look for a leader I don't really look at them in terms of left and right. I think of them in terms of "are they owned by the establishment or not." If you think there was any difference between Bush, Obama and Biden. I have amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Colorado I'd love to sell you at a really cheap price. The more we argue about non existence things like left or right leaning politicians, the more you're essentially doing exactly what they want you to do.
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  1474. He will be sitting next to nuland
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  1475. Don't show up to vote. Complain about the result.
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  1476.  @georgemilas6313  So essentially your contention is that anytime someone points out facts they're bias? Is reality itself bias against you as well? Is that your argument? If that is your argument you're in A LOT of trouble
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  1477. Few nations are that aggressive and that insane.
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  1478.  @basharalassad1073  So essentially you're saying because Armenians in Anatolia were killed over 100 years ago it somehow rationalizes Armenians slaughtering Azeri civilians in the 1990s? Are you out of your mind? But looking at your name it's safe to assume you're an Arab, so yes you probably are out of your mind.
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  1479. Propaganda is a powerful tool.
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  1480.  OLD_MONK   Since the collapse of the Soviet Union no nation has had any point in being in Nato.
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  1481.  @blade5896  Europe never had literally a number equating to 5% of it's population show up over night. You guys get like .00001% and I remember you guys having a meltdown over it. Not saying your complaints weren't valid, they were. Just imagine what you went through 10x worse. That is what the Turks are going through and still they aren't whining as much as you guys did lol
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  1482. Is there a country called "South Macedonia" If not, it's ridiculous to expect people not to call Macedonia Macedonia. Quite childish and petty in fact.
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  1483. @Jay Smith, God doesn't help those who won't help themselves. We allowed this to happen with our apathy over the past 40 years. It's a hard pill to swallow but the truth is the truth. We slept, enjoying our cheep consumer products and worrying about which celebrity cheated on their wives to ever notice the complete and utter occupation by all our major institutions by globalists who have zero interest in the welfare of American citizens.
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  1484. What also made me laugh about this video was the Arab leader to the right. He was happy with what Erdogan did but didn't have the balls to walk off the stage. When the man next to him gestured him to sit down, he immediately sat down. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1485.  @Jay-bk5sl  I'm not sure if the issue is haves and have nots in terms of money. I believe in capitalism and there will always be haves and have nots. What I don't enjoy is the fact that we don't have a free press to keep people informed. The number one job of any media is to be a watch dog against the government. Our media is actually the number one advocate of the government. That is a scary thought and can lead to nothing good.
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  1486.  @atillasari9232  It kind of does matter when you do a quick take about why the fighting is taking place.
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  1487.  @Crisyx91  You seem triggered lol
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  1488.  @scottbuckley6578  That is a bad argument. Considering this country hasn't sent any military equipment to the Palestinians. Yet very early in the war acted before anyone in EUrope did and sent high end drones to Ukraine. Drones which the Ukrainians later made songs and music videos about. Facts>your feelings. Few nations or civilizations around the world would simply turn a blind eye to suffering just because of the religion or ethnicity of the people suffering. This I'm embarrassed to say is something we in the west do. Perhaps I should be asking you why you were so vocal against Ukraine being invaded but seem to have zero issues with Palestinians being stuffed into concentration camps? Our grandchildren are going to wonder why the entire world hates us and turned their backs on us. Hopefully someone shows them a picture of you to elaborate why.
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  1489. @Joelcohenx. The geography is complex yes. But that doesn't mean this conflict is complex. You have an apartheid state and people who are being crushed under this apartheid system aren't happy. It isn't complicated.
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  1490. @Azeri Times, this is France 24 news, if you're looking for news with facts you've clicked on the wrong channel.
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  1491.  @hassankhayyam2194  If this King continues to behave like this. It is only a matter of time. You can't rule a country if you take actions that the vast majority of the people are against. Especially an action like this which is so in your face. If this guy doesn't pull a U-Turn right away. He has essentially just signed away his position but doesn't realize it.
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  1492. I remember in my younger years loving meet the press. The hard hitting news show which would give us the low down on what is going on. Now it's a shadow of it's former self pushing off the shelf talking points like some underpaid shill. This is sad.
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  1493.  @mesutozen1492  You're being generous to France. Look at most of their deals in Africa, it isn't 90/10 for France. It's more like 99/1.
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  1494.  @taliabraver  Well when your homes and land have been stolen, your children murdered and then the survivors being stuffed into the world's only, history's largest and longest lasting concentration camp. Yea, you kinda become a victim no? What do you think the word victim actually means?
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  1495.  @darenzy  This is a really interesting question to grapple with. Should a population face any sort of punishment for the crimes of their governments. At face value and in most instances I would say hell no, it's an insane thing to even even consider. But if you really think about it there are circumstances under which it might make sense to do so. If you have a population which has zero interest in what their government is doing overseas, having them feel the ramifications of those actions for a little bit might force them to put some pressure on their government to stop such actions in the future. Think about how hard a foreign war would be to fund for the America government if the people were extremely against it. In most cases it's easy to pull off if the people simply don't care as it rarely has any impact on their lives. A situation like this can also lead to some very dangerous governments.
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  1496.  @Abd-t4k  International law isn't ambiguous on the matter. If the political will is there they could easily be tried and convicted at the ICJ. There is certainly enough mountains of evidence and the legal mechanisms to get it done. The question is political will. That part has yet to be decided. But for sure guys like Miller are nervous for the future.
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  1497.  @nightmark2120  One would imagine that if you have a strong military you'd be more valuable working within a collective unit no? That would be like claiming Malta is a more valuable military asset to Nato than lets say the U.K. because you've decided to say something stupid like "the strength of Nato is not about individual nations but the collective itself. If all nations within a collective are weak, the collective itself will be weak and visa versa. As far as "their actions" if you tried being rational for 2 seconds you'd realize their actions are quite reasonable and would be the reaction of any nation in their shoes. Sweden is asking to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups blowing up hospitals in a member of said organization. Yet you find it strange that someone will complain about this? On a scale of 1-10 how insane are you?
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  1498.  @appsreview5698  no, seems you are
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  1499. Don't be surprised. This is what happens to collapsing civilizations. It is sad to watch.
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  1500.  @kirknitz3794  Actually no. The 14 billion was for them to spend. The weapons we're sending are free of charge. Do a little research before commenting. So we're giving them money, then the weapons made by American citizens who's wages are actually being paid by the tax payer as we ship those weapons off to Israel for free. So we lose twice.
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  1501.  @brilliantng7041  To be fair, aside from the U.K. no European nation outside of the EU is actually a country which matters or a country people pay attention to.
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  1502. "Greece's historic ability to defuse conflicts" the headline says. That's a wonderful thing. Except in this case it's Greece trying to push a war, which in my opinion is utter insanity.
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  1503.  @stevieboiike2623  And this is why the rest of the world has a really terrible view of the EU and it's powerful members.
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  1504. @Pony4Koma, As many times as they've tripped over themselves in this process I'd imagine they've also made far too many gains to assume they're merely "throwing dice."
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  1505.  @sybo59  You're right, I'm not a fan of the invasion. However your contention that Ukraine was in any way, shape or form free before or after this invasion is simply ignoring all rational reality. Emotions<Facts.
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  1506.  @jackholler3572  To be fair it doesn't take much to better than India. Hell some African nations have higher living standards than India does.
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  1507. @AH, I'm not sure acting like a worldwide mafia organization is the best way to execute American foreign policy. Telling a nation you won't sell them a defensive weapon like missile defense, then acting like a mafia don when they buy from someone else. "I won't sell to you but you can only buy from me."
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  1508. I guess all those questions are going to be answered once this thing is operational. You seem rather optimistic it won't be good. I have a sneaking suspicion your optimism will wane.
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  1509.  @AORD72  Get rid of the second most capable army in a military alliance? Real smart.
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  1510.  @לאונידאוסטרובסקי-ט3י  Yes they took 200 hundred hostages. In response to Israel illegally taking over 7000 Palestinian hostages. Many of them women and children. The difference is (we know this through testimony from hostages released from both sides recently) Israel has abused, starved, physically beaten and in some cases raped their hostages. The hostages released by Hamas said they were treated well. So yes, it is very different.
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  1511.  @deserteffect1001  You might have had a point if you didn't try to pawn off the two most evil regimes on the planet (Saudi Arabia and the UAE) as some sort of moral authority lol
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  1512.  @monchochp  It's pretty ridiculous to say things like that when you simply don't have the means to actually make it happen. When France makes claims like that, people just roll their eyes and chuckle. There is literally nothing France can actually do. It doesn't realize it's a third rate power and everyone has figured it out. Soon to be a 4th rate power in the next 20 years.
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  1513.  @metternich_999  let’s be realistic here, no one on this message threat was party to those crimes. So to say “your” crimes like this guy had anything to do with it is crazy. But you do have a valid point. This guy acting like Greece was all innocent during that conflict is insane. They committed just as many crimes on the Turks (arguably more) than the Turks did to them.
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  1514. No Joram it's not just you. Yes Zelensky is no superhero Russia is kind of evil. The media always believes war is a marvelous idea, they've never seen a war they didn't like.
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  1515. Do your feelings not like his facts?
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  1516. A little? Are you serious?
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  1517.  @blackhole606  Lots and lots of spending.
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  1518.  @dorianodet8064  They're not worried about sanctions. They're worried about Russia's reaction. What they're asking of Armenia isn't really crazy either. They simply want Armenia to adhere to the tenants of the ceasefire they signed.
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  1519.  @juyagar6614 Russia sent a lot of air defense systems to Iran recently
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  1520.  @pisipisi5071  Every American who noticed it pretty much voted for Trump. Did anyone notice that Trump was the first president in my lifetime that didn't invade a country. Perhaps that is why the establishment hated him so much and worked so hard to get him out. War is profitable I'd imagine, he shut down the gravy train.
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  1521.  @bettysteve322716 this is true we (used to be) like they are now in many ways
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  1522.  @tusharverma4202  What a strange insult, what is it with you Indians and these really odd insults. But if you must know, I was raised by a mom and dad. They weren't leftists lol
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  1523.  @akashpramanick3928  So basically you've had a toilet for 5000 years and still haven't thought of actually using it? Interesting.
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  1524.  @Pazzystar  No it's not lol
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  1525.  @avnishdubey2566  Yes but the logic you're using in the Palestinian/Indian conflict would be like people siding with Britian when it was occupying India. It is insanity.
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  1526. Well how else would they be able to protect that insane class of people?
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  1527. To be fair these are the same people who've been trying to convince us for years that men can get pregnant.
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  1528.  @HashilushHakodesh757  I appreciate that you're working so hard to prove my point. Without realizing it lol
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  1529. This comment legit made me laugh.
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  1530. This is pretty much how it is going to play out. Sure we’ll still buy the stuff we absolutely need even at higher prices. But like you said the total amount of things we buy will significantly shrink. We probably probably spend more than we realize on inexpensive items we simply don’t need. Once prices hike we’ll just stop buying them even if we can afford them.
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  1531. @user-so9oz2zp5y. Facts matter. No civilians were attacked or injured, only some cops who tried to stop the protest. You don't get to decide for these people when they say they don't want planes from an apartheid state landing in their airport. You're not from this country, you don't live there nor is that your airport. You don't get to decide for these people.
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  1532. We didn't seem to care about human rights records of nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE when selling them the planes. Congress isn't interested in human rights when it comes to the sale of the plane. If for one reason or another they don't want you to have the plane, they will use human rights as the excuse. That is how it works. There is no way Indonesia has a human rights record even close to as bad as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates or Israel. Congress simply feels it isn't in their strategic interests for you to have that plane.
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  1533.  @bobjacob-ij3mo  you’ve been watching too much Scott Ritter in this issue.
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  1534.  @Wuking93  I guess when you can't argue with his logic you have to simply shut him up right?
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  1535.  @anigah  The establishment has found a way around it. People speaking up found their careers ruined. So we only really have free speech as an abstract thought. But it really doesn't exist on huge issues like war and peace. You either conform or you get hurt.
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  1536.  @unbreakable7633  I'd have a hard time calling people who've had their homes stolen, they're children murdered and the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp as "fanatics." Fanatical about what? Not liking the fact they're in a concentration camp? You can't be serious.
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  1537. It seems the Syrian government seems quite happy with what Turkey is doing.
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  1538. @Sergie Dynko, Last I checked Ukrainian terrorist organizations haven't killed 30,000 people in Russia over the past few decades. I'm also fairly sure the Ukrainian government didn't give Russia the coordinates of the people you claim are terrorists for attack. Not to mention Russia is literally trying to take civilian cities not just bombing terrorists in mountains. It's literally impossible to compare the two.
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  1539.  @sams8502  How you feel about the probability of this happen or not happen isn't going to change the threat perception of the Turks and who they think they need to defend their airspace against. It is in fact nonsense to assume that an entire nation will leave their defense strategy to the feelings of a guy named Sam S on youtube about who may or may not attack them.
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  1540.  @hnamaky7712 funny one could say the same thing about the Israel public begging to have their regime toppled as well
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  1541. @Buffalo Lodge, Yes the leaders of these two nations should have called you for your two cents on the matter about who is and who isn't trustworthy lol How ridiculous are you?
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  1542. COnsidering the lack of Ammo it isn't that insane. Aside from Turkey and America. There is nothing insane about Nato's airpower. Yes England and France have high end planes. But they don't have the logistics to keep them flying, no enough pilots and barely any ammunition.
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  1543.  @Razzmatazz99  you both have zero idea what in the world you’re talking about
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  1544.  @Lifehaaks  If he has the hostages back, he feels he'll have less support in his quest to cleanse Gaza of the ethnic group that lives there. Also when the hostages do get released, they tend to say things which make the apartheid regime look really really bad.
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  1545.  @jayr.7209  Fantastic comment. Spot on.
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  1546. Imagine being so petty that you make a federal case (literally) out of what another country decides to name itself.
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  1547. You expect BBC to actually not draw a false narrative on something?
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  1548. What they cost relative to the amount of damage they can do will probably make such things a "go-to" for many countries in the future.
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  1549. It is a very casualty averse pool of talent they're pulling from. That number could be a number which makes a ton of requits not show up for the next tour. I mean it isn't like we're talking about the bravest people around. We're talking about people used to being completely safe and murdering women and children from a far. Now they're like "wait a second, I could die, fuk that" Just last month the IDF admitted that something like 20 percent of recruits didn't show up for their second tour. If that number keeps climbing (which it probably will) the IDF won't be able to perform much. yes it is crazy where 1000 dead soldiers can lead to a chain of events which can collapse an entire army. But remember this isn't a normal country.
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  1550. @Marc Hart, If only life were that simple.
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  1551.  @elvangulley3210  Interesting comment, so we're supposed to ignore the entire planet and believe you? You might as well try to convince us gravity doesn't exist.
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  1552. @2GunRock. You're right there was no exchange as Tucker wasn't there to dismantle him. Even with that, Ben slaughtered himself in this clip. He came off like an overly emotional raving lunatic. The same types he made a career out of dismantling.
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  1553. It isn't really important enough on a global stage for there to be much news about it here. It is super interesting but not exactly big news.
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  1554. Another fantastic video. Perhaps except for the insane amount of trolls in the comments sections having emotional metldowns.
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  1555. @Shawn-jf2qw. Then you'd effectively be losing. The cost of getting the F-22 up in the sky and the cost of the missile it would use to shoot down the drone. Would cost us about 100000x what that drone costs. I'd imagine that would give any enemy military planner a wet dream. Using F-22s vs Drones lol lol lol It is a good thing you're not making decisions in our military bro
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  1556.  @duramajin3118  If conversions were forced, there wouldn't be such a diverse group of religions in the region. Forget forced, the Ottomans in some cases preferred people in this region not to convert. So they could collect more taxes from them. Some converted for social status, some converted for economic gains and others did so for religious reasons. Most didnt' convert at all. Historically speaking the only time the Turks dabbled in mass forced conversions was hundreds of years later in Bulgaria when the empire was starting to fall apart. So unless you have ancestors from Bulgaria in the 1800s, your family has never faced or saw forced conversions. Facts>Your feelings.
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  1557. @Christhian Mejia Noriega, as far as conflicts go this one was more cut and dry than usual. One nation illegally occupying their neighbor's lands after massacring and ethnically cleansing half a million civilians in the 1990s. 30 years later that nation comes back and pushes these illegal militia groups off it's land and returns the relatives of those who were massacred off their land.
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  1558. Funny how these things play out. Everything literally happened exactly the opposite of how Cruz predicted lol You'd have to literally try to be this wrong.
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  1559. You speak as if Russia has a choice in this matter.
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  1560. Last time they warned Cyprus over and over again. Something happened in 1974 incase you're not aware of the history of the island. When they bite, they bite hard.
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  1561.  @austinlittke7688  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Or in this case the ear of the beholding. Many people including me think it is the oddest strangest sounding language on earth.
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  1562.  @jia459  This guy is spamming this same comment all over the place. You're responding to an IDF bot.
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  1563. I always find the question "do you condemn Hamas" to be extremely loaded with bad intentions. It would be like examining a case of rape but all we talk about was how the person being raped scratched the rapist. "Do you condemn the woman for scratching that man's face." Completely ignoring the broader point in the story being that he was raping her when she scratched him. The level of insanity in something like that would baffle anyone. "Do you condemn Hamas." No I do not. I do condemn the fact they were stuffed into a concentration camp for 26 years though.
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  1564.  @birdost5781  A lot of the languages spoken in that part of the world are a mixture of Turkic, Persian and Arabic. Most of their military words are Turkic, their scientific words Arabic and their social sciences and poetry being Persian. Yes there are words these three languages share but there are also words they do not share. All which are present in most of the languages on the subcontinent today. Even the names of some of the specific dialects of languages like Urdu have a Turkic origin. Urdu derives from the Turkic word ordu, which means army or barracks. This word has no connection to Persian or Arabic. Linguists and historians believe the language was named this because it was the language "spoken in the barracks" of the military camps. That is just one small example of which there are 1000s. The fact an American has to walk in and tell you guys this is kinda sad.
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  1565.  @jozefmrkvicka4223  Nations have a right to invite who they please into their country. Nations half way across the world don't have a right to tell them who can and who cannot enter their country.
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  1566. @Ayushverma6888. Useless weapons which Azerbaijan seemed to destroy in 24 hours this week without losing one soldier. Why send your weapons to the losing side only for the weapons to look even worse on the international stage? What in the world are Indians thinking.
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  1567.  @Lownly1  no there has not been one such war since ww2. We’ve never again seen a fully mechanized army descent against a defenseless people with the sole purpose of killing as many women and children as possible.
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  1568. They aren’t the one having trouble defeating guys in sandals fighting with homemade weapons they made in the concentration camp they live in
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  1569. Yes because international politics works just like yard fights at your high school. Well done.
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  1570. You have no idea how nato works do you ? lol Remove a nato country for calling out genocide by a non nato regime? Yea makes a lot of sense
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  1571. @Alex Laverick, according to that logic the most recent Supreme Court Justice would have to be held to account as well. Do you really believe she has "no idea what a woman is."
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  1572.  @JakeMinassian  Dude the country has Russian military bases. It has a signed strategic military partnership with Russia. What in the world are you harping on about? Armenia's only two allies are Russia and Iran.
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  1573. I'm unware of what happened with the Swiss and the F-35. Would you mind giving a quick recap of it?
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  1574. @Seargantmagor, Odd you'd make a moral argument in favor of the Armenians. When anyone who looks into this issue sees an interesting compare and contrast between the two sides. 1990s; Armenia invades the region and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians. 2 years ago: Azerbaijan retakes the region, less than a few dozen civilians die. Interesting compare and contrast in the difference of behavior between the two sides. Just sayin.....
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  1575.  @KavkAzeri  I'd hardly call this payback. When Armenia invaded this region in the 1990s it brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. The Azeris to their credit aren't behaving like that.
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  1576. They're dominating in Ukraine yes. They are doing anything but dominating in Syria.
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  1577. I don't think it was his patience which made him not reply. It was because he had no reply. Imagine being the representative of an apartheid regime with concentration camps in a situation like that. What can you say?
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  1578.  @gavasiarobinssson5108  A leader who actually does what the people want? That's insane and cannot be allowed lol
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  1579. Amazing this guy was able to avoid going to jail for war crimes for so long. I guess he doesn't have to worry about it too much.
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  1580. You're not the only one on the right who feels this way my friend. Many do, if not most. It is just that these are the types of voices you don't hear often because these voices aren't the ones funded by big corporate and pro war money. Watching a bunch of pro truth, America first conservatives turn into identity politics pushing, censorship wanting, Israel firsters was a real eye opener for me.
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  1581.  @christianevanherck6023  For as long as the Chinese and Indians buy energy.
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  1582.  @christianevanherck6023  They are "complicit" because their need fuel and gas? Hmm How complicit are many European nations which are still buying oil from Russia? In an idea world Ukraine would come out of this strong and hold Europe accountable as well no? Maybe even more so because they helped push this war and then helped prolong it?
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  1583. @Mikayelhovhannes, YOur nation legitimately invaded your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. And you think others are "hungry colonizers" Seriously? Also Armenia is a small landlocked nation with barely any allies. If you guys don't stop making aggressive territorial claims on all your neighbors, this economic miracle you speak of will be impossible. Armenia will always be the poorest nation in that region if it doesn't learn to get along with its' neighbors.
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  1584.  @shyjukayamkulam5769  No, they generally just bite. You might want to look into it.
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  1585.  @geekosa63  You see this is where you fail yourself. It isn't a matter of what I like or don't like. I personally have no horse in this race and wouldn't care either way. But I can see how you would think that, because you seem to look at things through the prism of what you like and want to be true and then cherry pick everything according to that. Your argument is immaterial and semantic in nature. Fact is the people living there now, were there well before France ever got there. Fact is they'll be living there and doing just fine when France no longer even exists. The fact France through their murder and brutality might have changed size and shape of a border or two is again irrelevant to all that. It seems to me this is an extremely emotional topic for you to a point it is impossible for you to be rational. Me, I am not French, nor am I from north Arica. I could care less how things played out or will play out. What I do care about though are facts and reality. Also this idea you're hiding behind about schools and roads is absolute BS a criminal tells himself to try to clear his dirty conscience. You can't slaughter people like cattle in a genocide on par with what the Nazis did and then claim a school or a road makes up for that. Absolutely not. You'd have to be completely and utterly insane to even attempt to make an argument like that. But then again collapsing civilizations do tend to bring out the most insane traits in people, so if you are French it makes sense.
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  1586. It doesn't mean anything, there is no "supposedly" when it comes to recognition of international borders in international law. It is their territory in a legal sense full stop.
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  1587.  @ernestlunaj8627  Not the 7 regions around it. It was home to more than 800,000 Azeri civilians who were brutally ethnically cleansed by the Armenian military.
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  1588.  @vangelisskia214  Cool story, do you have more walls of emotional text for us to read? Also if you're such a humanitarian about ethnic cleansing from over 100 years ago, I'd imagine you're pretty loud about the ethnic cleansing on Cyprus done by the majority group to exterminate a minority group on a small island? That would be intellectual honestly, too much to expect from you?
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  1589.  @berkay6947  Turkey or Russia. Both not in Europe. So claiming they're the "strongest in Europe" is ridiculous. Neither nation is European. But yes, both in military terms are vastly more powerful than the weak European nations.
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  1590.  @CIA_Is_aTerrorist_Orginization  Yet they've probably killed more ISIS fighters in their operations in Syria than the United States and England combined. Hell of a talking point you have there, one that folds like origami when put under a microscope.
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  1591. I'd be more interested to know if it is run by a person who uses a toilet. That would be more amazing.
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  1592.  @sktt1488 the Armenian and Greek lobbies are irrelevant to modern Turkey. You’re 2 decades behind the times
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  1593. This show is amazing. But when the topic is their home country they go off the rails. They won’t make the video you want
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  1594.  @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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  1595.  @quantuman100  If the bullets started flying the US navy would have serious trouble getting too close to the Chinese mainland. Mind you rolling up with your aircraft carries on a nation with the capability to launch 1000s of missiles at it every 20 minutes isn't a risk most nations would take. Out in the open seas yes the US navy would curb stomp the Chinese. But so close to Chinese shores? They'd get curb stomped. They're pretty open about admitting this as well.
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  1596.  @Sam_Guevenne  apparently the guy who made the comment does. So yea, someone does care.
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  1597. I find this super interesting. So the secular crowd is basically telling the religious crowd. We need more men to finish this ethnic cleansing. So the group who wants the ethnic cleansing the most has to send some of their young men to help?
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  1598. Anyone else click on this video just to watch the war in the comments section?
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  1599. @DK Why? I spend 3 months out of every year in Turkey and have never had a problem and don't think I will ever have one.
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  1600.  @pumelo1  Where I am or am not from doesn't change the fact that what I wrote was correct. Is this how you get yourself out of debates you're going to lose? Delve into identity discussions?
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  1601. @Waton Hedo, Poland carries a much bigger stick in Nato than you realize.
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  1602. Since the precedent was set for bringing charges against Trump for "inciting violence" for his comments before the Jan 6 events. I wonder if our entire legacy media should now be dragged through the courts for "inciting violence" for their dehumanizing coverage of Palestinians which according to previous logic could now be attributed to this attack.
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  1603. @Davidnorth6541. If the international rule based system actually existed Armenia wouldnt' have been able to invade Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Lets boil this down to simple facts. Armenia invades Nagarno Karabakh (illegally) and they ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan reinvades Nagarno Karabakh in 2020 (legally as they were enforcing UN resolutions by doing so) and about 2 dozen civilians died. So realistically who do you think will be the ones paying reparations for war crimes if the international rules based system actually worked?
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  1604. @Z I'm not sure what people living in Germany have to do with other people in other places complaining about what is happening in their cities. Some random Turkish dude in a random city in Turkey has literally nothing to do with what ever emotional reaction you're having in Germany what he does care about is his right to have an opinion on what is happening in his city. When did people become this irrational? It's surreal.
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  1605.  @SaRcAsTiCpAnDa591  It is funny I had some leftist say to me "you still into that 2 genders claim." Well done bad. But unfortunately for your Facts>Your feelings.
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  1606.  @WW3_Soon  It doesn't mean either. This court case wasn't about if Israel is committing genocide or not, that ruling will take 2-3 years. This case was legally and specifically if there is enough evidence for the court to issue an order to stop due to the potential for genocide. The court obviously found the evidence of overwhelming that there is a huge potential that genocide is happening and ruled in favor of South Africa by issuing an order to stop. The way you're trying to spin this to absolve Israel of it's crimes is quite ridiculous.
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  1607. They won't. Both regimes (especially the Jordanian dictator) is only able to stay in power because he works for Israel. It is up to the populations of these nations to bring these regimes down, and put in leadership that actually does what the people want. So the choice really falls down to the Arabs street and the Arab people. They have to answer if they want leaders accountable to them, or leaders accountable to Israel.
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  1608.  @darianvergof2508  Europe bent the knee in the 1950s and has stayed there. What are you talking about.
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  1609. @DaniTrejo45. No one calls him Brandon anymore. The new name is Genocide Joe.
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  1610. @Super Frog, so basically your argument is that breaking international security treaties is a fine thing to do provided you have a good excuse? Is that seriously your argument?
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  1611. @Carrots, as the Chinese threat (from the Aussie point of view) got more real. It wouldn't make much sense to ally yourself so heavily with a nearly powerless third rate power like France.
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  1612. @Chris, Rogan's honesty is basically what gives him more clout than these talking heads on news networks. People who agree with him and disagree with me can all agree that Rogan tells the truth as he sees it. Might be right might be wrong but always intellectually honest. People in this country are starving for this type of honestly, might explain why he gets so many views. It's sad when the people have to flock to a comedians show because they literally have zero faith in the mainstream media to tell the truth.
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  1613.  @billyjesus5442  If they get those things done (which is a big if) they'll be top 5 not top 10. They're already top 10 without the fighter jet and turboprop UAV.
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  1614. I just realized the OP is a bot lol I actually bothered responding to this bot earlier, now I see this bot is spamming.
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  1615.  @ryann8115  I'm not sure anyone would consider shooting down civilians armed with rocks with modern high tech weapons a "winner" of anything. Also according to your logic we should have backed Hitler early on in WW2 because he was "winning" and backing losers is bad?
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  1616.  @UsIsr  When you say Arabs are you referring to the Palestinians who don't have two pennies to rub together or are you referring to the oil rich gulf states. If you're referring to the Arabs with money and some sort of influence, well it's hard to believe you because those gulf oil rich Arab regimes are allied with Israel. Did you see that awkward happy dance UAE delegates gave the Israeli visiting delegation a few days ago? Yet you'll have us believe the Palestinians have a CIA type organization that can manufacture the level of propaganda you're claiming exists. Also if Israel was in the habit of "Aborting bomb targets because it look liked a child was outside" I highly doubt the death toll of children in their attacks would be so insanely high. Unlike the Palestinians the Israeli government does have the money, knowhow and means to throw the type of propaganda you were talking about earlier out there. You're literally trying to convince me the earth is flat here. I'm sorry but I'm not buying it and neither is the vast majority of the planet. As I said earlier history will judge you very poorly. Playing cheerleader to a racist apartheid state, ethnic cleansing and pushing millions of people into an open air prison which is about 3 times bigger than my backyard is not a good look. Nor is it something you can simply sweep under the rug, no matter how hard you try. The age of internet is here, everyone can see what is happening hiding crimes is not as easy.
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  1617.  @ryann8115  Want to start winning? What exactly would I be winning at? I don't remember being at war with anyone. As far as obsessing, looking at your response it seems like you were emotionally triggered and obsessed pretty hard at a very simple yet accurate comment. Now if you want to continue cheerleading an apartheid state you're more than welcome to do that. But you should know it's a terrible look and history will judge it very poorly. Now I'm expecting another emotional meltdown by you in your next response. If it gets real bad, I'll get a safe space ready for you. I know in this day and age some segments of society can't seem to handle their worldview being questioned.
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  1618.  @jean-pierredevent970  I'm not sure if people defending themselves against all odds is as sad as you claim. It's almost like telling a rape victim to just lay down and take it and not scratch the rapist's face.
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  1619. @Suren Kalantarian, it's hard to have a dignified peace when you were brutally occupying your neighbor's territories and got completely and utterly mauled when they came to take it back. Work out a deal with your neighbor, stop trying to invade and ethnically cleanse your neighbor's people and you'll be just fine.
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  1620. @Mohammed Abdul Khader, You must not have met many Arabs if you're asking a question like that.
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  1621. @ThreeLions, If you're Estonian you'll probably just be mostly Russian.
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  1622.  @fitmesslife  Why was his audience shocked? They think defending Blackrock is out of character for a guy who defends apartheid and concentration camps? lol
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  1623.  @alisaalisa6136  And there are Muslim nations who are even more liberal than you. Some which are more conservative than you. This idea that you're on one specific end of the spectrum is quite ridiculous.
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  1624.  @duckyday1099  Internation law on the issue is very clear. There is a clause in the genocide convention about "aiding and abetting." The United States government is clearly on the hook for these crimes. They can't even deny that they aided and abetted it, as our leaders have been quite open in their speeches on the issue.
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  1625.  @RowBr0  No one is prohibiting those kids from saying anything. We're talking about what they're taught, not what they have the "freedom" to say. You do understand that right?
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  1626.  @risumotus  Learn to pay attention.
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  1627.  @DanGittens  Or perhaps people who aren't easily brainwashed by official narratives.
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  1628.  @anilhaksever  The guy isn't saying the Akinci wasn't included because it's a future concept. He said drones which were future concepts were added but the Akinci which is already flying was omitted.
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  1629.  @danwald607  you’re actually defending the stawman argument
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  1630. @Defective, From the outside it surely seemed like a war between the two was a forgone conclusion. But if you look at Egypt's internal dynamics you'll realize their regime will literally do anything to avoid a conflict. It's an extremely unpopular regime which took power by force and stays in power by gifting the military a massive share of the local economy. Their military is in no shape to fight a war not to mention most the people serving in said military would be more likely to turn on their own leaders than actually fight a war. Ethiopia for her part is glad to not be fighting a war against a neighbor which has a powerful military (on paper.) Conflict=civil war in Egypt. This is why we aren't seeing that conflict. If Egypt had a popular and secure government it might have been a possibility.
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  1631.  @BandAid350z  Well put.
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  1632.  @JugalReddy-v5h  Small country backed to the hilt by the world's superpower you mean.
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  1633.  @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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  1634.  @emilyc8262  I think you missed the point I was making. It just kind of flew over your head didn't it.
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  1635. @michalis75. Their hubris is going to be their downfall.
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  1636. @Aryan Jn, if you think the Azeris living under the brutal jackboot of the Iranian regime are happy with the arrangement, I have some Atlantic Ocean beach front property in Tehran I'd like to sell you at a really cheap price.
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  1637. @Nikos or maybe they're sitting around wondering what happens when Turkey takes some Greek Islands. Which we all know will happen sooner or later if Greece continues to use those Islands as an offensive tool.
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  1638.  @IvoDrago57  Or maybe this is just people who've been stuffed in a concentration camp for 16 years being angry. Just maybe right?
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  1639.  @adi862  I'm sure the Bosnians understand better than most what the poor Palestinians are going through. Considering you went through something relatively similar in the 1990s.
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  1640. To fill the gap before the jet in this video is ready
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  1641. To be fair you can't draw moral equivalency between Hamas and Israel. Hamas is a resistance organization of people who've been stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. But to your point, Brazil has balls of steel lol Standing up to the largest mafia organization the world has ever seen is no easy task.
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  1642.  @aripr6  So you're blaming starving people for others starving as well. Zero guilt on the part of the people who stuffed them into that concentration camp, are going out of their way to kill as many civilians as possible and threatening all the routes that aid and food can get it. Your argument is pure and utter insanity. You're literally making your side of the debate look 100x worse by making these insane claims.
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  1643. @Vaucluse the difference isn't who they're offending. The difference is who is giving the offense. The more powerful EU members want to be treated like mafia bosses. They can't stand the idea of a two bit nation like Poland rising up and questioning them. As these Eastern European states grow and become wealthier I'm not sure they're going to take this type of treatment from their Western European counterparts for very long.
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  1644. Apparently it's antisemetic to ask people to stop murdering women who are helpless while you're reigning down modern weapons against them.
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  1645.  @monicab479  Not shocking considering they're basically the 4th Reich. This is what they do.
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  1646. @Wokeaf5339. Why can't France, UK and Germany integrate their immigrants? Something like 5% of Turkish citizens in America actually bothered voting in their native land's elections. See something wrong with this picture?
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  1647. That should be a fear for any nation building a new military industrial complex.
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  1648. 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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  1649. Did he actually fight or was he in one of those units who's main job it was to slaughter unarmed civilians?
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  1650.  @Pinz-Rover  It's hard to imagine many Greek Cypriot soldiers not having killed civilians considering what was happening on the island pre-invasion and what happened during the invasion (aphrodite plan) Although I can see why it would make sense for you to believe he didn't. So yea, we'll stick with that story.
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  1651.  @antonyjh1234  Cleaning it up is quite simple. A few nations are doing exactly that. You kick France out of your country.
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  1652. 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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  1653.  @Kendomendo  As horrible as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been, they weren't carpet bombing civilians. They weren't sticking them in concentration camps.
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  1654. @Dwaynewade66. It probably didn't come up because it's nearly irrelevant. If you look at the amount of natural gas Azerbaijan ships Europe you'll see that is nowhere near the amounts which would force a change in a nation's foreign policy. Even if Europe wanted to project any sort of military power into that region, they simply can't. Even if their lives depended on it they wouldn't be able to. Having Europe on your side in a conflict in this geography is about as useful as having Somalia on your side. There is literally nothing they can do. All these military organizations you speak of only have teeth because of America. Europe is a non factor.
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  1655.  @Vatnik_tschistilka  The idea of these two nations joining Nato is pure and utter insanity. That's WW3 right there.
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  1656.  @daniel213141  Regardless of what he is, his showing in this fight was damned impressive. Fought a guy clearly a lot stronger and with great technique almost submitted him twice.
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  1657.  @marijamaric1741  This isn't about Erdogan. It's about armed groups blowing up hospitals and schools. Trying to downplay that with terms like carpet bargaining says a lot.
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  1658. I agree with the OP. They should literally keep quiet because the more you hear their talking points, the more you realize how INSANE they are. No arguments are better than bad arguments.
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  1659. @Yabutmaybenot.6433. The vast majority of nations on this planet do not recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization. As far as how Erdo treats Kurds, he isn't stuffing them into concentration camps like Israel does to Palestinians.
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  1660.  @m4rkscott  It wasn't a hijacking. They were enforcing economic sanctions they put on the apartheid state. Lets get the terminology right.
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  1661.  @cadenrolland5250  The crazy part is a lot of Nato nations placed embargos so this drone wouldn't be built. Imagine the irony of all this.
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  1662.  @cjbarrow46  Considering the leaps and bounds at which they've grown in the past 10 years, shows their ambitions have aged nothing like milk. It's still a messed up country with a boatload of problems but they're in a far better position today than they've been at any point in the past 80 years. In many ways outstripping and outpacing their original ambitions. You won't find one person, even detractors of that nation claiming their influence hasn't risen exponentially in the past decade or two.
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  1663. How does France have this amazing ability to make the lives of people it has colonized so terrible that no other colonizing nation has a track record this bad? They fouled these nations up so bad it will take them 100s of years to recover.
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  1664. @Taylan Kaya, it doesn't really matter what you want or don't want. A nations behavior in the long term (100s of years) will be determined by 1. Their geography 2. Their demographics 3 their neighbor's demographics. What you "want" is irrelevant in the long term.
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  1665. @Akhayneha, I'd imagine it can't be easy to put a positive spin on your government aiding, protecting and funding genocide. Difficult job really.
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  1666. The Turkey/Russia relationship is one of the more interesting relationships going today. They're geopolitical rivals in nearly ever theatre they're both involved in. They constantly fight proxy wars, yet have found a way to team up where their interests intersect. The recent move on the part of the Turks against the Russians wasn't shocking. I'd imagine the Russians expected the Turks to do something to show their displeasure of Russia breaking a few of their agreements in Syria over not so long ago, they were expecting some sort of tit for tat from the Turks. Although I do believe they were shocked the Turks choice if blow back was letting the Azov commanders back into Ukraine. That seemed a bit of a low blow to them. Perhaps they underestimated just how annoyed the Turks were with what went on in Syria in the months leading up to the Azov commanders being let back into Ukraine. I doubt anything will come of this, both these nations will constantly poke each other in the eye/probe each other to see how far they can push and eventually come back to the table to use each other for mutually beneficial tasks.
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  1667.  @giorgosanthopoulos6197  No one is claiming he is corrupted because he isn't poor. Not sure anyone made that claim. The claim was his pockets are being filled by foreign interest groups to say what he is saying. If he shilled this hard for Turkey, then yes I'd claim he was paid off by them too. There comes a point where it's all too obvious when someone has been paid off and is shilling hard for a cause which has nothing to do with the interests of the nation he serves.
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  1668.  @Hollywood2021  So if I came in your house, took all your money and massacred your family while causing a distraction to get away. The world will see that as "me outsmarting my competition." Interesting worldview you have.
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  1669.  @capella95  Imagine making irrational claims like this just because someone pointed out a fact which is extremely relevant to the conversation at hand. Remember Facts>Your feelings.
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  1670. I am honestly floored by the amount of racially motivated comments in the comments section. For god's sake this is a video about investing. Reading the comments section you'd think my wife and I would have been hunted down in the streets while going to Turkey every summer lol Insanity.
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  1671. Qatar has a small population which in the end is very comfortable and highly unlikely to start a revolution against the monarchy. Saudi Arabia however has been a revolution waiting to happen since it's inception. Context matters.
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  1672. Probably won't. They seem a lot more selective on who to sell to than most nations.
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  1673.  @NoahLinden  Yes Jewish doesn't mean Zionist. Judaism as a religion has been around for 1000s of years. Zionism is a bit over 100 years and has controlled a landmass for only about 70 years and we see the massive problems it has created.
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  1674. Richard Kemp is a great source to find out what is going on. What he says just assume the opposite is true. This method rarely fails
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  1675.  @leonsparta8238  Pawning this off as "Atrocities on both sides" seems to wash the hands of the side which did the vast majority of ethnic cleansing? That would be like the Germans saying well during WW2 atrocities were committed by both sides. While true it does nothing to actually shed light on the scale and scope of atrocities. Fact of the matter is one way or another eventually the majority group on in the south are going to end up paying serious reparations to the majority group in the north who it tried to exterminate. This will happen, just a question of when.
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  1676. @Gerogor Rowe, what you're saying is so true but it's nerve racking to try to time that bottom. Just when you think it has hit bottom, sometimes it just keeps going.
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  1677. @Evil Babai, Why would anyone condemn the bombing of terrorist hide outs in the mountains? I mean aside from the terrorists themselves.
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  1678.  @bryanmejia6346  They account for less than .01% of Europe's population. What in the world are you talking about. Also the people complaining about the migrants aren't the Turks in Europe. They're the Turks in Turkey. I really don't see how some dude living in Turkey is trying to Islamize Europe. You know who is trying to Islamize Europe though? Your ruling globalist elites who literally do anything they can to flood your nations with migrants. If you actually dont' want this to happen to your nation, blaming some random people who have nothing to do with it isn't the right way to go about it. I'd imagine at this point cultural marxism has also gotten to you, probably feminized you to a point you can't think rationally and everything for you, like this specific topic.
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  1679. Another question I have is how can a person who's actions were responsible for the needless death of 1 million humans be sitting on a T.V.. show playing the moral high ground and not in jail for war crimes?
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  1680. A lot of these crimes a demonstrably true. Simply calling it BS without a shred of an argument to articulate why is ridiculous. Facts>Your emotions.
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  1681.  @samedmundson6470  That's a pretty weak way to prove your point.
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  1682. @Matt Savigny, there is also a possibility they can be a regional hegemon without even doing anything. If Russia and America for one reason or another pull out of that region completely, Turkey automatically becomes the regional hegemon. There is no other nation in that region that can slow this down. Only an outside superpower can keep the current balances where they are. So Turkey being a hegemon isn't really up to Turkey, it's more so up to what happens in Russia and America in the next 70 years.
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  1683.  @davidmhale521  It actually has a textbook definition. "according to you or anyone else" doesn't really count. If you look up the definition of the term, and look at Israel's laws. You'll see Israel is not only an apartheid state, it is demonstrably so.
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  1684. @William Kristy, Germany is so far behind in military that it would take them 40 years of military buildup to even pose a threat to anyone let alone Russia.
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  1685. @Paul Chamoun, Most nations buy weapons from other nations. You understand this right? You're right about it not being a fair fight. On one hand you had a well trained well disciplined army with modern technology. On the other hand you had a rag tag group of unorganized militia men who thought their racial superiority would win them the day lol
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  1686. @BarneyLeith. Can someone explain to me why these young men went? What was in it for them exactly? What were they going to get out of going half way across the world to kill and try to enslave people they had nothing to do with?
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  1687.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  Are you referring to the IDF when it comes to fighting men with guns? Or should I say IGF (Israeli Genocidal Forces) Because to any rational observer all this force seems to be good at is murdering unarmed women and children, seems like it was built for that main task. Operational skill when it comes to fighting men with guns? Not so much.
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  1688.  @mikecimerian6913  He really isn't playing the religious card. His religious statements which more so in sarcasm taking a pot shot at Anthony Blinken who when he arrived in the region said "I came as a Jew, not an American." This really freaked the Turks out.
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  1689.  @superturro  It's rather rich you're arguing for self determination on behalf of Armenians in that region. What about the self determination of the 800,000 civilians which were brutally ethnically cleansed from those invaded regions in the 1990s? Not important right? Mass slaughter is cool? Fact of the matter is reparations are probably going to have to be paid.
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  1690. @Casper Van Der Echt, what exactly was the world supposed to say during the conflict? This territory was illegally invaded and occupied by Armenian forces who then proceeded to ethnically cleanse over 500,000 civilians from said area. The real disgust you should have is why the world stayed silent as the Azeris kept trying to negotiate for 30 years to get the invading forces off their internationally recognized territory. That didn't disgust you but the world staying quiet while Azerbaijan pushing out illegal ethnic cleansing militia groups off their internationally recognized territory disgusted you? On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  1691.  @eamari87 you call him a religious supremacist yet he was the only leader of all those factions to not commit mass atrocities. Reality doesn’t jive with your contention
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  1692. @mrdibakarghosh, WHy would they? No civilians have died.
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  1693. No rational person watches CNN anymore. Anyone who is late to the party, I'm glad you finally woke up.
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  1694.  @joost298  So you're going to harp about war crimes from over 100 years ago and completely ignore the one going on today? Seriously?
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  1695. @Sogsog111, Open door policy is just cheap rhetoric. Ukraine recently applied, they got rejected. There is no open door policy (nor should there be) But they should at least stop lying about the open door policy.
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  1696. @Man Dan90, the difference is those nations have the ability to weather the storm. So the result really isn't the same, Europe in the long term is in a lot more danger. The social unrest in France and some other EU nations in the next 50 years is going to be nasty.
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  1697.  @amyamyamy777  Not sure why you'd think that. I'm sure there are plenty of people who like tattoos. What makes a person good enough to marry (man or woman) is their character. I doubt you'd want to be married to a douche bag, I'd imagine most men feel the same way. It's not as hard as you'd think to find someone you can mesh well with.
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  1698.  @generaljg4373  It isn't a real person. It is one of those IDF paid Indian troll farms. Sending out the same message over and over again.
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  1699. @Harold Cruz, the problem is no one takes their threats seriously anymore. They simply laugh at them.
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  1700. It isn't occupation if they're invited by the current government to perform actions there.
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  1701. Being on the Apartheid regime of Israel's payroll comes with certain benefits. Lifetime presidency is one of them.
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  1702.  @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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  1703. This is true but if you're pretending there isn't a hierarchy, then it turns to hypocrisy.
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  1704.  @Shadrachasante  To be fair they struck Jihadist groups on the American payroll.
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  1705.  @MossadDid911  You really don't know how all this works do you?
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  1706.  @StadJingshai  How about when India armed Armenia so it could continue to illegally occupy Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory? I doubt Turkey was very happy about that. Now I'm not saying Turkey or India are right. But the way you explain events is nothing short of Bullsh!t. Stop being ridiculous.
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  1707. @Jecel Butalid, I'm fairly sure Jesus doesn't approve of taking people's homes by force, killing women and children, putting millions of people in an open air prison and letting them rot there, Jesus would also frown upon ethnic cleansing. I'd imagine Jesus also wouldn't look to favorably upon people who defend these actions and help embolden the people behind these crimes.
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  1708.  @akpewebiakolo7517  If victimization was studied, the fist 8 chapters would be about the Zionists in a 9 chapter book.
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  1709. Says the Indian bot lol
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  1710.  @turkuazdedektor5697  Why do you find it so strange that a person might have forgotten their heritage. Look at people in Anatolia for example. They're essentially assimilated indigenous Anatolians thinking their ancestors are from central Asia lol
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  1711. @Linda Scully, No rational person would call you racist for making a perfectly logical statement.
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  1712.  @kokosbluete3259  I followed that conflict. I didn't agree with their bombings but they did bomb military targets. They weren't blowing up hospitals like Israel does. So I fail to see how that would be any type of rational analogy in this conversation.
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  1713.  @OrangeJuicePapi  they won’t leave until they’re forced out. Which will happen in the next decade or so
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  1714.  @danielefabbro822  Free? You really think you're free?
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  1715.  @frankthetank5708  Really? The gold and Uranium looted from doesn't end up in France? How does it end up in their nuclear power plants then? What in the world are you talking about. Why are you ranting and raving about Greece and Romania?
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  1716. It was obvious from the start she was a super honest one. "Nooo I've never seen such a thing." lol
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  1717. @Syed Muhammad Ali, The words Iran and dignity in the same sentence makes me go 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  1718.  @antideluvian9530  Must be more sarcasm because imagine over 220 million Pakistanis in the UK?
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  1719. Pretty good video but it completely skipped the 800lbs elephant in the room which is the driver of this entire conflict. Armenia ethnically cleansing 800,000 thousand Azeri civilians from the 7 regions around Karabakh in the 1990s. It's almost like trying to understand German, Jewish relations in Europe during the 1940s and glossing over the holocaust like it was no big deal. Also please ignore all the Karen's in the comments sections complaining about how you pronounced the names of these places. I can't pronounce them myself and I doubt anyone else who isn't from the region can either.
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  1720.  @oghuzkhan5117  I'm fairly sure the "Megali Idea" isn't an official state policy in Greece anymore. But I do agree with your sentiment about it being in Greece's benefit to negotiate now. In trying to get all their demands they're going to end up getting nothing in the long term.
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  1721. Also since this is a channel about geo politics, you might want to look into the recent discovery of huge gas reserves off the north coast of Gaza. Which might go a long way in explain just how badly Israel now wants this territory. Wants it bad enough that it is willing to start a chain of events which will empty that coastline. Since the gas reserves are north east coat of Gaza. Watch Israel invade that part of Gaza specifically first.
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  1722.  @kahwigulum no one is interested in this nonsense you’re peddling
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  1723.  @altergreenhorn  What makes you think England would hold what a bunch of emotional eastern Europeans are doing above their own core interests at the time?
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  1724. The moral of the story in this conflict I'd imagine mirrors the conflict in Cyprus. If you go full Hitler and try to exterminate an entire population in the modern era, there just might be consequences. Unlike in Cyprus in Nagorno Karabakh the consequences came 30 years later. Again the moral of the story is simple, stop trying to exterminate people and I'd imagine these things won't happen.
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  1725.  @gencoglu  It's good to speak the truth.
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  1726.  @theofotiadis6209  So it is your contention that anyone who happens to be the leader of a country which has committed a crime in the last 1000 years has no right to take a stand on a crime taking place today? Is that your argument? According to your logic I can't call out my neighbor for abusing children if my great great great great grandfather had committed a crime? That is what you want us to believe?
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  1727.  @haykk5375  When you talk about ethnic cleansing of Armenias in Nagorno Karabakh, are you referring to the dozen or so civilians that died during the war in 2020? Pretty stark contrast to the 800,000 Azeri civilians ethnically cleansed when Armenia invaded the territory in the 1990s no? You can't invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians and then claim they're the aggressors. That is insanity. You guys are quite literally off your rockers, if your entire nation feels this way, I'm not sure how much longer it can survive as a nation state. Having by far one of the weakest military forces in a region AND being this aggressive. How long can a policy like this last without leading to something terrible happening?
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  1728. Watching a guy from Kashgar make statements like this, shows that the awakening has begun.
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  1729. I haven't met many and I live in a blue state. Truly confusing.
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  1730.  @popi870 you speak as if women are safer here. Look around some time
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  1731. I'd imagine insurance fraud in that region is going to see a sharp decrease lol
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  1732.  @avrocat80  They are the best drones when you take cost into account. Yes the US predator is a MUCH MUCH better drone. But you can buy about 50 TB2s for the price of 1 Predator. There is no way 1 Predator out performs 50TBS. When cost is factored in, this is probably the best drone by a wide margin too.
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  1733. They've had inflation like that for most of their modern nation state history. Not to mention they have extremely low debt loads. Fixing inflation is quite a bit easier than fixing huge debt loads in the long term. I'd imagine they'll be just fine
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  1734.  @alaincartier8919  So according to some ancient claim you think it's okay to invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and savagely ethnically cleanse over 800,000 civilians? Interesting logic.
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  1735. @Dad Tablet, Don't you know. Telling people they have to have the ability to swim to join the Navy is racist. lol
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  1736. The entire time she is trying to figure out where the redline is and if she is going to get fired for letting this guy talk.
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  1737.  @Yassified3425  So we're at a point where people are going to brag at how multicultural their nation is? Perhaps when Azerbaijan gets as rich as your nation to a point they have to bring in slave labor by the millions like you have they can brag too right?
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  1738.  @myrtillesm3532  Fail to see how that is as relevant as the fact the place is a concentration camp.
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  1739. @Ezekiel as terrible as this dude's economic policy is, I'd imagine having a bad elected leader who you can vote out is still 1000x better than being ruled by an unelected government that took power by force and cannot be voted out.
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  1740.  @vanS808  In a huge technological war do you really believe 4000 inbred jihadists from Syria would make any sort of difference? Especially for a nation with such a large military? This is literally the definition of fake news. As far Georgia blocking transit to Armenia and allowing transit to Azerbaijan, well that makes complete sense considering Georgia is pretty open in it's stance that it doesn't believe any of their neighbor's should be invading and illegally occupying another neighbor's internationally recognized territory. Obvious Georgia would be the perfect place for the transit of goods to Azerbaijan. The Islamic Republic of Iran which was backing Armenia in this war was doing the exact same as it served as a route to supply Armenia. So one neighbor which agreed with Azerbaijan (Georgia) was used to supply Armenia and (Iran) which allied with Armenia was used to supply Armenia. If I'm an Armenian I'd be curious to know why every single one of my neighbor's was against my actions except the Islamic Republic of Iran. If I knew nothing of this conflict that alone would tip me off as to who is wrong and who is right.
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  1741.  @vanS808  As far as arms to Azerbaijan from Turkey and Israel. Azerbaijan actually paid for these weapons. Armenia however was heavily armed by Russia for FREE. I guess the Armenians from their experience in the 1990s were used to fighting unarmed civilians in Karabakh and this time when they actually met a well armed military they realized it was a lot harder than slaughtering villagers like in the last war. So they basically crumbled and ran.
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  1742.  @tavern77  It's the same dispute. England has a small Island off the coast of mainland France. France claims this island can't be used to push that part of their coast out of a body of water. England decided to be a good neighbor, not use a loop hole in the law to be a horrible neighbor and didn't do it. Greece is trying to do this to Turkey with like 500 islands lol
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  1743.  @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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  1744.  @vardan9558  Let me get this straight, so you're claiming their entire nation is dumb yet that nation supplied tech to your enemies that you simply weren't able to deal with on a technological level? If they're dumb, what exactly does that make you?
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  1745. @Roberttalan4717. Well put, people like this are a godsend to people completely tired of false narratives on the news. Dude does his research and comes at us with straight facts. No commentary no narratives.
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  1746.  @hu9ar  So again your argument is that if one terrorist organization attacks another terrorist organization they stop being a terrorist organization? My contention is simple, if a non state actor starts blowing things up to achieve a goal. It's a terrorist organization. The definition is quite clear.
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  1747. @Petar Simovic, They're still vetoing Sweden. Those pesky facts must be really annoying for your premise lol
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  1748. @CrunchM CM, back then France was also a respected and feared nation. Now it's just a third rate power pretending to play superpower. I don't think Putin gave him much respect.
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  1749.  @skp8748  I doubt it was purposeful, because it doesn't help push a narrative in one way or another.
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  1750. If you knew anything about the history of North Africa you wouldn't make such a ridiculous claim. The ethnic make up of that region had already taken shape well before the Ottomans even existed. You say "please learn history" you might want to learn it yourself.
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  1751.  @peaceonearth9923  what I said wasn’t only true but demonstrably true. You even proved it is true when you can’t even refute any of it. Screaming propaganda isn’t an argument, it is lack of an argument. But I can’t blame you for not having an argument it isn’t easy to defend the only apartheid state on the planet.
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  1752.  @youryoutubeyoda  For super powers the planet is simply a chess board you move pieces around. For regional powers like Turkey the region is a chess board where they are moving pieces around. Many of those bases are very strategically placed. Especially the ones being proposed in Libya and Sudan. And the existing ones in Somalia and Qatar. It's simply a projection of power which gains influence. If done right they are also very economically profitable as said influence and power projection garner you much better trade deals with nations.
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  1753.  @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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  1754.  @HyperHoneyBadger2025  You might have felt different if you found yourself wounded in Iraq or put in a situation where you're blowing up old women and little kids all for some shady political objective which probably involves some corporations making bank.
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  1755.  @jerrymylove1754  I'm sorry for your experience and believe you were as much a victim in this as anyone else. But you did say one thing which really struck me as odd. "What I did for these people." The reality is you did nothing for these people. What you did was to help a few psychos in Washington get what they wanted and made some corporations A LOT of money. I'm in the age group that went off to war in Iraq. Most of my friends who fought there have figured this out. Still doesn't change the fact you were a victim of those psychos. I wish to god these psychos who send our young men like you to war would do a better job taking care of you guys when you get home. :O( We're a sick society in a way. We cheer you guys like crazy when we sent you off to war but then don't properly take care of you when you get home. It's sick and sad.
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  1756. @hardworkingmiddleasterner No it's not. You can't be that intellectually lazy to simply throw out a catch phrase even when it doesn't apply because you literally have no counter argument to what was said. It's ridiculous.
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  1757. Interesting post. That is what I love about these videos. We get to see viewpoints from all around the world. Appreciate your input bro. 👍
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  1758.  @boomgoesdynamite4177  Not sure what some Bulgarians did decades upon decades ago before this guy was born has anything to do with his view on what is happening in Syria.
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  1759.  @travelmentaryTV  I find it interesting that you find my take on the reality of the situation to be "bias." As I said I understand why Russia has to do what it has to do. But to paint what they do in this region in a positive light is disregarding all reality. You are literally coming off like some Americans I know still trying to claim invading Iraq was good for the Iraqis. Reality doesn't jive with what people "want" to believe I guess.
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  1760. Anyone who is curious knows. It's pretty straight forward too. Armenia illegally invades Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians with the help of Russian arms in the 1990s. Azerbaijan tries to negotiate for the return of some of her territory and Armenia refuses to talk. After 30 years of trying to negotiate Azerbaijan gives up and takes military action by pushing out the illegal occupational force from it's territory. That is pretty much it.
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  1761. Also pay reparations for 75 years of apartheid and concentration camps.
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  1762. Well they're so used to getting everything they want as soon as they want it. The saw it like a disaster when one shipment out of like 2,000 shipments was held up just a bit. Considering they believe they own our country, I guess they were offended that their vassals were slow just once. How dare we.
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  1763. @Hi Hello, it wouldn't be in anyone's interests for such a thing to happen. Which is why it won't happen.
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  1764. @Mira Moche If Mali is such trash and France has no interest there, I guess then there is no problem and the French media and establishment isn't freaking out about losing influence there? Is that the argument you're making? If so, great then France can quietly leave Africa with no fuss right? But we both know that won't happen, they'll have to be thrown out kicking and screaming.
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  1765.  @mkvhomes2048  Has the fire gotten into the residential areas?
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  1766.  @mkvhomes2048  Great news. What a terrible thing the people of that region have had to deal with, up and down the coast :O( I saw footage of villages outside of Marmaris, everything is destroyed, farmers have lost everything.
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  1767. @Nyctophile, People from that region often remind me of gender studies students and social justice warriors in America. Ready to be offended at anything at the drop of a hat lol
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  1768.  @rabbidcrazy787  Well this isn't complicated. There is only one apartheid state on the planet right now. The Apartheid State of Israel. They also have the distinction of being the only country on the planet which has a concentration camp. Not only a concentration camp but the largest one in human history.
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  1769. I don't think Nato will be moving in that region anytime soon. It is a pipedream on the part of Pasinyan. Russia was the only thing standing between Yerevan and Azeri tanks.
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  1770. @Bill Blinky I remember reading somewhere that the fact it's so slow gives it some sort of advantage in avoiding detection in high end air defense radars and the way they're made. They're making them this slow on purpose for some reason and it's working.
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  1771. Yuri Bezmenov would agree with your comment.
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  1772.  @meco4068  Apparently it means enough for you to be triggered enough about it to respond like this. If you don't agree make an argument at least. If you have one. Explain to me how a guy who joins the military of another nation to go on an extermination run to kill women and children on behalf of a foreign government could still be considered an "American." Explain please.
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  1773. Few people here at home understand what happens to our standard of living if the US dollar is no longer the world's currency reserve.
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  1774.  @zomgneedaname  I think they understand the United States is in no position to invade them right now. Not that it would be a military problem as Saudi Arabia for all there weapons system is essentially a sitting duck. I'm thinking the international political environment is not ripe for an invasion of a nation right now not to mention the fact it would be extremely difficult to get public support for a war like this considering how the last one turned out. The Saudis doing this does shock me. The Saudis have relied on protection from the United States for a very long time. Are they banking on Chinese influence over the Iranians being enough to stop Iran from being aggressive? Are they hoping they can give Turkey enough financial incentives to protect them from Iran? Or is all this simply a bluff to get something from the Biden administration. Confusing stuff.
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  1775.  @phoebesmith8154  That is basically what the Germans did while the Nazis were slaughter children. They covered their eyes and said "lalalala" We're seeing the same thing play out again. History always repeats itself.
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  1776.  @shadezinc.gaming7370  You're so right, they should have simply accepted their homes being taken, their children killed and the remaining survivors being stuffed into modern concentration camps. Who would have thought a people that desperate would lash out. Just imagine their audacity.
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  1777.  @asheronwindspear552  If this many people are hot skipping mad about something, without the media even playing a hand in stoking it. Logic would tell you something is afoot no?
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  1778. @Robert Lundkvist, Finland isn't an issue, they can join immediately if they want. They're just not because they're saying they have to join together with Sweden. The problem is of Sweden financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. You can see how awkward it is to join a military alliance while at the same time helping people blow up schools and hospitals in a member state of said alliance.
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  1779.  @m.dthedemon4076  I pay attention to what is going on there and I visit and stay there quite often due to work. Previous events weren't riots, they were more like mild protests. Again anyone who knows the world and it's history understands how shocking it is as to how tame the public's reaction to 20% of it's population being refugees overnight. Especially in a country with dropping purchasing power and limited resources. Anywhere else these types of riots would have broken out 10 years ago. It's a tall ask of any population. This situation isn't fair on the locals nor is it fair on the Syrian migrants who had to escape war. If I was a Turk and I was going to protest this, I wouldn't protest the migrants, it isn't their fault. I'd protest my own government who's foreign policy helped destroy Syria and created these migrants. It isn't like these migrants are happy with the fact they had to flee their country.
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  1780.  @robbie4084  My comments are not only accurate, they're demonstrably accurate. Which is why you can scream they aren't accurate but can't actually demonstrate that they aren't. Facts>Your feelings.
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  1781. @BlackJack-mh5rt. The vast majority of the world agrees with you.
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  1782.  @mercegang1622  I'm no Luka fan but Davis and one first round pick is not proper value for Luka. If they started a bidding war they would have gotten 10x more value for Luka. Something here smells. Then couple that with the fact the Adelson family purchased the Mavs, you can be sure there was some shady backroom deal going on.
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  1783.  @Red-Dragon96  Anytime Assad tried to advance on them he got forces got wrecked. What the hell r u talking about?
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  1784. @Mrnarason, Not if they continue their aggressive territorial claims on 3 out of it's 4 neighbors.
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  1785.  @sandymachaba9936  Even if I wanted to, if Egypt doesn't have the balls to send the trucks, what is the point.
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  1786.  @kubilaybalci5724  I'm not sure I buy into this theory all that much. I've met tons super secular Turks with Islamic names like Ismail. Not that any of it matters, most intellectuals are in agreement that secularism as a political philosophy is on it's last legs. The coming demographic collapse and subsequent economic collapse in advanced nations is essentially going to be blamed on secularism and you're going to see a huge political shift to more religious oriented society building. Not saying it is a good thing or bad thing. Just saying it is what is happening. So all this talk of who is secular and who isn't won't even be a talking point in 50 years or so.
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  1787. @Halo CE Magnum, last I checked Turkey still has the same secular laws they've had for a very long time. I'm no fan of Erdogan but can people please stop these tired intellectually lazy cliches which crumble under a microscope? Legally speaking it's still a secular republic with the same laws.
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  1788.  @actthree7810  Few people who live there are actually from there. What do you mean "not that many" They're settlers and colonists, surely they came from somewhere no?
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  1789.  @Sigma-girl-03 so you’re saying WW3 will start because a nation wants nuclear energy? Interesting
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  1790.  @ziejm  One side is funded with billions of dollars from world powers while the other side has been pushed into an open air prison where they barely have enough money to eat. From your comment I'd imagine you're anything but a seeker of truth. You're more a seeker of a narrative (regardless of how false) to fit your evil worldview.
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  1791. I can't believe this reporter called it a "momentous occasion." Has this guy been living under a rock? Turkey was going to give the go ahead for Finland, they've been vocal about this for more than 6 months. The issue was Finland coupling in their bid to Nato with Sweden's bid which was holding them up. Now Finland did what everyone was saying they had to do and is applying to Nato on their own and they will be approved. For Sweden it won't be so easy if even possible.
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  1792.  @daniebello  Not wanting to see your population replaced with another culture doesn't make you a racist. But I do agree with your point that they really can't complain since they're the ones choosing not to reproduce. It's a self inflicted wound, the proverbial 800lbs elephant in the room everyone is ignoring.
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  1793. @Sowdhamini S. Turkey isn't some third rate nation like India where leaders get "deposed." Maybe he'll lose an election maybe he won't. But I will tell you one thing, Erdogan in power or not, at least the people in that country know how to use toilets and don't defecate on their own streets and beaches. :cough cough:
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  1794. I don't think this man said anything about being violent. Yet somehow she tried to twist his words to make his group come off as a violent extremist group. I'm not saying they are or aren't violent but the conclusion she came to with the material she was working with was quite ridiculous. Also how these men behaved at the protest compared to their Zionist counterparts was quite interesting to see as well.
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  1795.  @dondelchulia3189  How childish was that comment bro? lol
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  1796.  @Pyrrhic537  Still doesn't change the fact he was a mass murder like Netanyahu no? Yes their methods may have been different but I fail to see how that distinction changes the over arching premise.
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  1797. ​ @FUZZYnow  In this day and age it isn't difficult to get the facts about anything if you aren't lazy. When that many people up and vanish, it's pretty hard to hide no matter how hard you try.
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  1798. @Timur Sayfullah Timur for years I've asked myself the same question. Most cases of slaughter and ethnic cleansing around the world are well known and taught quite a bit. Yet what the Russians did in the Caucasus and Central Asia is rarely ever mentioned or talked about. Even though it was one of the worst cases of abuse and ethnic cleansing the world has ever seen. I finally came up with a theory as to why. Take the North Caucasus for example. It is so remote, it is so far out of the way, it is so disconnected with the world that what happens there tends to not spread around the world for a very long time. Russia basically broke the world record for the slaughter of civilians without anyone really noticing. We talk about what America did to the native Indians (which was HORRIBLE.) But I'd imagine Russia holds the world record by a LONG shot in this area. There are more than 100 ethnic groups which literally no longer exist, wiped off the face of this earth and long forgotten. This is the Russian legacy .
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  1799.  @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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  1800.  @giannidigianni4173  well, that is actually consistent. They did that to stop an ongoing genocide.
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  1801. To be fair Qatar might be one of the few oil rich gulf states which isn't neck deep in evil. Nice to see them get some breathing room.
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  1802. @Williamhornabrook8081. That country has been authoritarian to a certain degree since it's foundation. The country has however been staunchly secular but I don't exactly see how that has changed at all. People keep spouting rhetoric like it's turning into a theocracy but would be hard pressed to name one secular law which has been taken off the books in favor of a religious law. It's cheap rhetoric which folds like origami when put under the microscope of facts and reality. It's an interesting election and I really don't care who wins. But what does bother me is completely and utterly false information being spread about both the candidates.
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  1803.  @asala2116  The difference is no one from these nations are claiming Russia should have "saved them." You can see the problem here no? As far as everyone can do everything except Armenia is pure and utter insanity. Armenia is by far the most destabilizing nation in that small little region. 1. It invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory. 2. It's been occupying said territory for 3 decades. 3. It has territorial claims on every single one of it's neighbor's except Iran. 4. It stabs Russia in the back and then demands Russia protect them. So your statement that everyone can do everything except Armenia is insanity.
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  1804.  @asala2116  You do realize your subjective historical view of what you think belongs to whom doesn't override international law right? This territory, as recognized by every nation is Azeri territory. You can't simple invade other nations and ethnically cleanse all their people and then play the victim. It really doesn't work this way.
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  1805.  @nadiapapadopoulo471  Having 14 million vs 4.5 million is not an easy task. But you know when it becomes easy? When that 14 million is completely bankrupt from war, has barely any weapons left and most of their fighting age men are already dead. Again imagine invading a country that has no military left and losing is something very few nations could achieve.
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  1806.  @joshuafrank3803  Yes but if they're openly lobby for the interests of said foreign state, it should be registered as a foreign agent. According to your logic the Russians can send me 1 billion dollars and I as an American citizen can use that money to influence American officials in favor of Russian interests. And it would be fine because it is me, an "American citizen" who paid for it? Is that seriously your argument ?
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  1807.  @gerassimos.fourlanos  If you're all about self determination you believe Northern Cyprus should be recognized as a nation? Or are you a hypocrite that throws out catch phrases you really don't believe in?
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  1808. There are more nations trying to join BRICS than there are trying to join the EU and Nato. A LOT more. Forget new members the EU is actually shrinking. Nato might be going that same route in the next decade.
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  1809.    I'd imagine most Kurds would disagree with your assessment.
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  1810.  @stormcloaks1042  The thing is he doesn't want to know jack shit about you or the situation there. He'd rather throw out irrational tropes based on racial hatred.
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  1811.  Cat Kingradio883  So you're basically saying you want to go back and ethnically cleanse the entire region again? Seriously?
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  1812. It doesn't seem like the Turks want anything other than Cyprus staying out of this conflict.
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  1813.  @EM.K024  Either way that is the wrong place for that place to land. Those people simply don't want it and people of that region aren't the types who can be forced into it. If they don't want something, it isn't going to happen, fullstop. These dudes aren't Arabs, they aren't going to be bullied into something so easily. They've made it clear, they aren't going to allow planes from an apartheid state to land in their airport. Considering how stubborn people from the North Caucasus are, I doubt a plane from the apartheid state of Israel will ever be able to land there ever again.
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  1814.  @jamesburnett3594  Generally certain comments come with certain beliefs. For example a person who makes comment X is a lot more likely than someone else to have belief Y. People who generally support the genocidal policy always make the argument that "this way is better because if the Palestinians took control of their own land they would do nothing." Essentially insinuating it's better Israel wipe them out, take their land because Israel will do something with it. So you'll have to excuse someone who's heard this argument 100 times from people who are pro genocide, to ask someone if they're pro genocide when they make said comment. Again, I wasn't looking for a strawman or an argument. I was simply going off what you said and generally from my experience what it insinuates. Now if you're one of those rare individuals who makes that argument but doesn't do so to rationalize genocide, I apologize. But at again you can't blame people for assuming what they assume when in the vast majority of cases that is what it is.
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  1815.  @aiistyt  Is that your way of excusing them being brutally sent into modern day concentration camps? Is that seriously your argument? Yes yes, once upon a time the Russians did some bad things to the Polish people. So therefore I guess it was okay what the Nazis did too right? That is essentially your argument. It is not only a losing argument, it is utterly insane and falls apart under any sort of moral or rational microscope.
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  1816. @Balargus, I would imagine the fact that in the 1990s one nation brutally attacked their neighbor, illegally occupied a large chunk of their internationally recognized land and then ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. You'd think that would be enough to realize who you should or shouldn't back right? I guess not. Some vague notion of democracy and some vague statements by a nation about another conflict did the trick right? lol
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  1817. @Son King, Same here as a kid I constantly drew pictures of fighter jets blowing things up. I don't remember being told I was going to turn into a potential threat to society. Again like you this was in the late 80s early 90s.
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  1818. Might be too late for you guys.
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  1819.  @jeffspicolli593  Seems like your feelings don't like those facts.
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  1820. Oddly enough you sound like a bot yourself
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  1821. That's the idea. They essentially kill 2 birds with one stone with this move.
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  1822.  @Biobele  Most men in most nations don't leave their nation when their nation is in a civil war. This has rung true for most nations on this planet throughout history. Millions of Americans during the American civil war didn't run away to Canada. They stayed, picked a side and did what they could for what was in their minds a better life for future generations. This is what men do and have done throughout human history. So yea, it's kind of strange that the fighting age population of a nation would simply end up in another country during a bloody civil war. It's kind of surreal.
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  1823. @BjonGevert, At this point it is quite impossible for Turkey to become an EU member. 1. The EU simply doesn't want them for many reasons I won't get into. 2. Even if the EU changed their mind, the Turks really have no interest in jumping onto a sinking ship.
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  1824.  @tarkgundogdu8940  The EU isn't even popular among people within the EU, let alone in nations outside of it lol The EU and most of it's nation states are dead men walking.
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  1825.  @nochybanieraczej2307  I don't think Syria cares if Poland is with them or not. Not like Poland will make any sort of difference to anything.
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  1826. Also why do they need "fast delivery" anyway? It isn't like they have an army trained or ready enough to use said equipment.
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  1827. @El Turco, Unless you have a way to pick up your land mass and move it somewhere else. You really don't have a choice in the matter. You must have relations with your neighbors to the south.
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  1828.  @elturco2421  The video makes sense, even if you believe there are issues which you think he should or shouldn't have raised. I'm well aware of the economy in your country since I've been living half the year in your country for almost 20 years. I'm also well aware of the 10 million genetically damaged inbred migrants running around Turkey creating chaos as well. Those two things not being mentioned doesn't mean the video "doesn't make sense." The one thing I've realized about you Turks living among you for so long is that sometimes you get so emotional about something you tend to lose all logic and reason. Which seems to have struck you this time. Yani kisacasi, bazi huyulariniz ayni Arablar gibi. Mesela senin ukarda yazdiklarinin mantigi.
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  1829.  @adamesd3699  Yup, it was basically an internal struggle. Dude himself was an Ottoman.
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  1830.  @reubenmcmurray4377  The will of the collective international community is being ignored. You can't really get more undemocratic on such a large scale.
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  1831. I'm fairly sure it didn't exist there to begin with. Regardless of which one of these guys win fascism won't be in play.
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  1832. @Viw from the sky, it's difficult to call it journalism when the interviewer is using a bunch of false talking points to push a narrative. This wasn't an interview, it was a hit piece which this dude was skillyfully able to avoid.
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  1833.  @angelman93  In the same way the world supposedly condemned Russia's invasion of Ukraine and stayed completely silent when my country America invaded Iraq? Is that the international system of judgement you speak of? Using that system as the arbiter of what is right and what is wrong is nothing short of insanity. If your position is right, you should be able to demonstrate it without appealing to the authority of a system everyone knows is corrupt to it's bone. My point isn't about being fair, my point was about pointing out the reality of a situation. It isn't that complicated.
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  1834.  @armerholzhacker7758  What part of his post was a lie?
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  1835. This video is 100% spot on. I have been living part of the year in a Muslim country since the early 2000s (for work reasons) Never had a problem there. Being in Turkey for so many months out of the year for so long I've gotten to a point I prefer it there than to my home in Philadelphia. I can't let my wife go for a walk at 12 pm here in America without being worried she'll be attacked. In Turkey if she wakes up in the middle of the night she goes for a walk without thinking twice at 2am. Considering how things have gotten so insane here in America over the past decade, I have to say there are places you can live overseas where you'll have a much better quality of life. If you're wealthy (which I'm not) but if you are, you should certainly have a plan A, B and C incase things get bad where you are. Since I'm not very wealthy I only have a plan B, can't afford homes in 10 different nations. I also forgot to mention the healthcare. The healthcare here in most cases is A LOT better than back home. If we have a health issue and we're in America, we go back to Turkey to get it looked at. We don't have to wait weeks and months for appointments and tests either. Everything gets done same day.
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  1836. @Xerxes, He did make some strange arguments though. He claims none of what they're legislating against is happening in schools. If that is true, why is he bothered by the legislation if it won't change anything?
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  1837.  @midaeium  I fail to see how caring what what your children are thought would be in line with being a narcissist. Assuming one actually knows the definition of the word. Parents and tax payers have every right to have a say what their tax dollars are funding and what is being taught to their children. Now if your anti the norms of democratic societies and prefer to live an totalitarian/authoritarian state. Then yes, I can see why you'd be so against parents having a say in what their children learn.
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  1838. This isn't a fight between leaders of two nations. This is a case of one people being put in an open air prison and eventually lashing out at being treated like animals.
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  1839. @Welcome to Brexit, Sir. I'm honestly quite surprised Erdogan has kept all those Syrian migrants. If there were a bunch of migrants in my backyard and they wanted to go elsewhere, I'd open my fence.
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  1840. @AntiquityCar. That reflex in the Arab world over Turkish influence is basically a trope that is confined to the autocrats ruling those countries. Your average Arab I'd imagine looks at Turkey and thinks "if they can pick their own leaders there, I think we can make this happen here." This is what terrifies the kings and dictators of this region.
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  1841. It feels like people are getting more and more ridiculous every day. Did that kid literally call someone a racist and then hoist up the flag of the only apartheid state on the planet? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This can't be real life.
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  1842.  patriceagulu8315  What is that even suppose to mean? How is that a response to what the OP said? Only an Indian troll would respond with something like that to the original comment lol
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  1843. The regime in Paris has a habit of making these insane statements they simply can't back up. I remember like 6 years ago when they tried a "show of force" with their navy in the east med. Only to have their bluff called and had to sail away with their tails tucked between their legs. The cringe never stops.
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  1844. Fail to see how that has anything to do with what is going on today.
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  1845.  @sampohonkala4195  They'll be in very soon. Nato provides extra security for Finland and Finland brings amazing strategic depth to Nato due to it's geography. All the emotional nonsense about how they wanted to walk with the Swedes no matter what was never going to last.
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  1846. @Rickypv2978. The internet is a funny thing where comments you make there stay forever. In the age of cancel culture, I wonder how people at your job would react to see you laughing about thousands of people dying. They just might see it as racist, you know how that goes these days.
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  1847.  Nikolay Karlovich  And he got Russian troops into the region which was his main goal. Lets not forget this conflict has roots in Russian policy to draw borders to ferment conflict between ethnic groups so they're easier to control. This specific conflict exists because Russia armed Armenia to the teeth to invade their neighbor and didn't even blink an eye as 800,000 people were ethnically cleansed. So now we're supposed to believe they're the peace makers? Please.... I understand Russian policy, they need influence in these regions to defend their heartland, especially considering how aggressive Nato has been to Russia, I get that I also get that the easiest way to maintain influence is to keep these nations in conflict with each other. But don't paint this situation as Russian influence being a good thing for the native people, they're simply not.
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  1848. Yes I found his comment early in the video odd. "Land Azerbaijan considers theirs." Yea the rest of the world considers it that way as well.
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  1849.  @bogjesrbin484  It actually is considered Azeri territory. Can you name one country on this planet who doesn't recognize that region as part of Azerbaijan's internationally recognized international borders?
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  1850. @Xandervk, The city would have probably seen much more advancement than that if it wasn't occupied by the Soviets/Russians. Wouldn't have mattered much though as it would have turned into a ghost town anyway after the massive ethnic cleansing of it's population by the Armenians.
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  1851.  @oliveeisner8964 because Israel doesn’t believe in any agreement they sign. Ever
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  1852. @Tsifty, More Greeks immigrate to Turkey than people in Turkey to Greece looking for work. So I'd imagine it's nothing like the picture you paint.
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  1853.  @tsifty1  There is nothing to try, you shot out rhetoric and I stated a fact. Look it up..... Screaming BS isn't going to really change the reality of the situation is it? You do realize this is a public forum of sorts, you should expect to be called out when you post things which simply aren't true.
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  1854. They better get used to it. A lot of nations aren't up for being bullied as hard as they used to. They're starting to speak out.
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  1855.  @AZA-ss1ic  I am a proponent of recognizing the Armenian genocide which happened over 100 years ago. I am also a proponent of recognizing the ethnic cleansing of over half a million Azeris and the illegal occupation of their territories when I was in grammar school. I just find people like you extremely interesting. Who want to recognize the Armenian genocide which was so long ago but when it comes to the massive ethnic cleansing of half a million Azeris which happened recently and was perpetrated by people still alive the "ifs, ands and buts" start.
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  1856.  @aylinguluzade5962  What exactly does Turkey's inflation have to do with Sweden financing armed groups? You do realize you're coming off like a lunatic right now right?
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  1857.  @IOANNOU28  You're still trolling here?
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  1858.  @GracePew-ek3rm  That is a very childish and ridiculous statement. Facts tend to matter more than your emotions. I am sorry to break this news to you.
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  1859.  @jacksevert3099  Probably not. Because the people who wanted to defund the police made "emotional appeals." So according to his logic defunding the police is bad. I guess so far his theory is 1 for 1.
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  1860.  @mr.peabody6670  I didn't realize Americans weren't allowed to have different opinions on matters. Only in a totalitarian state would one assume that someone who doesn't worship the leader is a "traitor." The fact people the list of people like you are growing shows just how fragile democracy really is. Seems you would have been super comfortable in Germany in the late 1930s.
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  1861.  @katerinamakedoniaGreece  I'd imagine Albanian can say the same thing about Greece no? lol
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  1862. Same tactics too.
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  1863. It's interesting how telling the truth is one of the greatest crimes you can commit in our society today. Lying and going along with the herd is a virtue I guess.
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  1864. Are you insane? Do you know anything about the Gaza strip? Occupied isn't even an apt description. The place is the largest concentration camp in human history. They can't trade with anyone, they access to the sea is denied, their right to trade is denied. They can't even decide how much food they can eat, Israel controls how many "calories" go into the concentration camp. Their water source has been taken from them and Israel decides how much water they get. They can't leave as they want and come as they want. That would be like me chaining you into a shed and be like "well you're free to govern yourself inside that shed." Wake up dude. You're literally shilling for a concentration camp and trying to make it look like a good thing.
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  1865.  @kennykhoo2563  You didn't answer my question as to how you feel about the 800,000 Azeri civilians brutally ethnically cleansed by Armenia not too long ago. With no protection that is. Considering you keep evading the question, I'm starting to wonder if you're one of those ethnic cleansing/Genocide deniers.
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  1866. Yea if they were real men they'd go in with swords right? lol
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  1867. Yes it is high here in the United States but only relative to what we're used to. Compared to the rest of the world we're still quite good on that front.
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  1868. I can tell you why. We have this really bad habit of calling anyone colonized a terrorist for daring to resist against the occupier. Remember our government had designated Nelson Mandela a terrorist too for a long time.
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  1869.  @Sabundy  They'd also throw their own family members under the bus if they saw a benefit in doing so. So you're shocked they throw strangers under the bus as well? lol
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  1870.  @DiogoJ1  How are they unreasonable? If I were them I wouldn't have even negotiated a gas deal with a group of people who constantly try to browbeat me. They've been more than reasonable but everyone has their limit no? Europe's childish temper tantrums are getting old on the world stage.
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  1871. I wonder if you were this vocal about the S-300 air defense system which ended up in Greece some time back. I have a sneaking suspicion the answer is no. lol
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  1872. Why is he irked. It is not only the truth, it is an easily demonstrable truth. The name Genocide Joe really fits.
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  1873. I was a Gillette lifer. Haven't touched it since that commercial. Never owned a ford, don't each chocolate and I've never been a fan of Disney. So, Gillete was the one I had to give up.
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  1874.  @tekadbaja8511  Armenia got zero support from any Nato nation in terms of money or arms. Just random words of encouragement for domestic consumption. No nation outside of Russia wanted to risk being seen as giving support to an illegal occupation force.
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  1875. @Nomad-qm3zf See Ben hates identity politics. Unless it is his identity on the line. Then he is all for it. This conflict has outed A LOT of people. Both on the right and the left.
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  1876. That really isn't how the Turks operate. If they want to snub him, they'll do it during the meeting.
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  1877.  @ostendfaxpost1  But they're in Lebanon and Lebanese territory was attacked. So again, Lebanon has a right to protect itself. But I doubt they're insane enough to go slaughter 12,000 civilians in two weeks like the IDF did in Gaza.
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  1878. The United States as a 100 million dollar military base in Niger.
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  1879. @Mardamek, Our media is nothing short of a mouthpiece for those in power. Cheerleaders if you will and at times hitmen when they need to be. You can't have a functioning democracy with media like this.
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  1880. How trained are they? How willing to fight are they? How much experience do they have? Do they have enough ammunition? They’d get wrecked and their leaders know it
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  1881.  @Adamskyize  I don't think they care.
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  1882.  @jxjason9  Except for the fact both sides have coasts on the Persian gulf no? Maybe one day both sides will stop acting like dogs and learn to get along?
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  1883.  @ΤακηςΔημητριου-ξ7σ  Telling me to go to sleep isn't going to change the reality of the situation. Especially that earlier guy who had the audacity to scream barbarism when he is from a country with extreme barbaric tendencies himself. Hypocrisy at it's finest.
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  1884. ​ @IOANNOU28  You need to turn the news on more about how corrupt the EU parliament is. I don't present arguments, I just destroy the ridiculous ones you make. it's too easy.
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  1885. This would assume we're a rational society, We no longer are.
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  1886. @Mcmeyer1785. The difference is no one is being displaced. Not to mention the local government has a full blown process on who comes in and who doesn't. I fail to see how this can be related to what is going on in the west bank. Where settlements are made through violence and without the consent of local power structures.
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  1887.  @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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  1888.  @paganaye  The idea of Macron Vetoing Ukraine joining Nato is insanity. No chance France takes a move like this without the blessing of the United States.
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  1889.  @dalekrenegade2596  No one interested in that message is interested in shiny colors, they're interested in the message. If it was delivered by a robot machine voice it would still get 20 million views. The fact you can't understand that there are people who are more interested in what is being said than the shiny colors in the background or how good the sound quality is says more about you than it does anything else. I can't believe we as a society raised a generation of people this shallow and this out of touch with reality.
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  1890. It is interesting for Cenk and Ana to slowly wake up to the reality of how the establishment operates. The fact they worked so hard to get an establishment character elected and carried what for those psycho globalists is kind of awkward. Especially when the man they worked so hard for is now labeled Genocide Joe. Thanks for that guys, I'm sure the Palestinian children who are being slaughtered like cattle right now are appreciative of your work on that front as well. Not to mention the nearly 700,000 dead people in Ukraine, yea that kind of goes on your tab as well. But I am glad to see you guys finally came around to the right side on one issue, the Palestine/Israel issue. I'm sure the corporate globalists, who is so used to you guys carrying water for them aren't too happy with you right now.
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  1891.  @SilverSergeant if he shed tears for the children who died on Oct 7th he’d just be shedding tears for more children the IDF killed. The lies told by Israel about what happened on Oct 7th have fallen apart. Even Israeli media has reported that most of the civilians who died that day were killed by the idf counter attack. Seems like every accusation by you is really an admission
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  1892. Most nations don't have such laws. They don't feel the need to. Most humans have figured out that inbreeding is insanity and simply don't do it.
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  1893. Assuming a war criminal won’t lose support won’t work out
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  1894.  @ercanoztas2480  Ukraine confirmed, it was 6 more drones.
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  1895.  @arghymakqazaq2348  OSCE group was never able to successfully mediate the conflict in well over 30 years. Mostly due to the fact the French who were party to the organization wouldn't allow it.
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  1896.  @ihavetruth4314  Imagine having a world view where anyone who disagrees with your insanity has to be from X group. Have you taken classes in extreme fascism 101 or something? It does make sense though, you are after all the type who denies ethnic cleansing. Your problem seems to be the fact very few people outside of that region would ever taken enough of an interest in that region to actually read up on it. Unfortunately for you there are some nerds out there who are interested in such things. Such nerds can call your B.S. out fairly quickly and with extreme ease. You're far too entitled, people aren't going to simply lie down and buy your insanity. You have to actually debate your point like a rational human being. Two reasons why that will be difficult. 1. I doubt you're rational 2. Even if you were rational your debate position is literally akin to convincing people to world is flat. It's a losing proposition. So you'll do what any overly emotional irrational people with a losing debate position do. Try to make it personal and avoid the subject matter at all costs. You're doing a fine of of that.
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  1897. Inbreeding
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  1898.  @kaykay865  You might want to do a quick google search. If Russia owned the Bosphorus how come their northern fleet can't enter the war zone and are stuck in the Med Sea? According to your logic are they blocking their own ships? lol
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  1899. @felixombati6423. I fail to see how wanting a plane coming to your airport from an apartheid state has anything to do with spread peace or not spreading peace. Fact is they don't want it.
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  1900. @davidecapannelli6681 Modern SAMS weren't made to deal with drones. Which is why those cheap drones get through those networks. Still doesn't change the fact modern aircraft can't penetrate. Also those drones weren't some makeshift drones made in a basement. Most of them were highly advanced Turkish drone tech. They kind of specialize in cheap yet highly effective drone warfare. One might say they're the best at it right now. Still doesn't change the fact you're not getting modern aircraft over Russian skies.
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  1901. I don't think they need to report much considering the other side simply gave up. How many people do you think die when the white flag is raised less than 24 hours after the fighting starts?
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  1902.  @dingus6317  If only that was the only thing they were doing.
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  1903.  @kuvikina  In reality Russia is the enemy of most ethnic groups in that entire region.
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  1904.  @bertrandmarion1927  Poland has plenty of money, not to mention their security needs are much higher than other Nato nations due being near the front lines if the Russians attack. I'd imagine it's simple math. You can buy like 50 TB2s for the price of one American drone. Yes the American drones are better but not so much better than one can be more effective than 50 TB2s. It's actually insane to spend that kind of money on one drone when 50 drones of another kind will give you 10x more firepower for the same cost.
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  1905. @Owlmirror178. You do realize this recent conflict was spurred on because in the 1990s Armenia invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 people. All Armenia needs to do is apologize, pay reparations to the surviving family members of those ethnically cleansed and remove it's territorial claims on most of it's neighbors. Not a tall task, essentially things any civilized nation would do. It isn't wise to destabilize an entire region by making territorial claims on 3 of your 4 neighbors.
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  1906. Despite all the evidence out there to the contrary why does this guy insist on overestimating the French military? France will not "go in hard" nor do they have the capacity to do so. They will only go in if they are part of a coalition of either other African nations or by hiding behind the coattails of America like they did in the Libya operation. Come on Peter, how'd you miss this one.
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  1907. @Kingace6186. Unlike this channel Kraut actually does his homework and doesn't peddle false narratives and lazy research. Kraut's work is always amazing.
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  1908. @Chad Wilson, you can't hold up the entire Olympic games just because the host nations needs "help." The purpose of the Olympics isn't to bring a steady source of revenue to a specific country. If it did, how would one go about deciding who needs said help? According to your logic Moldova would have needed this help into their economy a lot more than Greece no? The point is, if a nation doesn't have enough existing infrastructure and can't afford the games, they shouldn't host said games. It's like a middle class guy financing a Ferrari to show off to the neighborhood. It's simply a bad idea.
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  1909. Yea he made Turkey so strong that people can't afford bread. Real good one lol
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  1910.  @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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  1911. When overseas I used one of these rail lines. When I asked how long it took to complete it they said 1.5 years. Granted it wasn't as far as this rail line but it was close. 1.5 years. It's going to take us what 30 plus years to complete ours? I think everyone knows why it's taking so long. We're simply not an efficient nation anymore. We're actually so inefficient with this stuff that it's like a comedy skit.
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  1912. @Asahi Ogawa Yes this is a new development once Russia showed it was willing to use force if that happened. Before the war, no. There was plenty of talk of Ukraine Nato. Facts matter.
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  1913.  @خالديحيىالسراجي you answered your own question. They haven’t done enough for Gaza because they aren’t leading the Muslim world. He is saying they should
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  1914.  @maerto  If that region had any sense of democracy Crimea wouldn't be part of Ukraine or Russia. It would be it's own state.
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  1915.  @dewalddewet759  You were the one complaining about lying without the ability to actually explain what is a lie and why it is.
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  1916.  @subfarzihai6150  Saudi Arabia is rich, why are they buying junk French military equipment? Weird.
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  1917. I remember people saying the same thing about their drone program when it first started. How'd that one age John? This isn't really analysis based on any rational thought, it's mostly an emotional plea on what you want to be true. I hope you don't apply this sad strategy of making sense of the world on all other aspects of life.
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  1918.  @caladrius81  You can't be for apartheid and concentration camps and call the person who is against these things racist. The sheer insanity of it.
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  1919. @Cashlindontv7293, It didn't matter who won this election in relation to Sweden. The opposition would have the same policy. Considering what Sweden has done to this country, no leader could go easy on them and expect to stay in office.
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  1920.  @Ala351  Usually the side which illegally invades their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians is seen as the aggressor. In the recent conflict Azerbaijan was actually enforcing international law and UN resolutions by pushing out the illegal militia groups off it's territory. Anyone aiding these militia groups should probably have to pay reparations for all the civilians they have ethnically cleansed in this illegal occupation of another nation's territory.
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  1921.  @vruyrmovsisyan6259  How? Name one country which doesn't officially recognize Karabakh as part of Azeri territory.
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  1922.  @tmuziringa  One can be an evacuee and a refugee at the same time.
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  1923. @FrontSeated5983, this comment is very underrated.
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  1924. @Anri Chilinaryan, Call me crazy but maybe not invading your neighbor's international and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians might be a good start?
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  1925. @Ray Katout, this may seem simplistic but there is a lot of truth to this. The entire French elite and ruling class is having a hard time coming to terms France is no longer a great power.
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  1926. @Aggelos4460, if this were the case the Greek government wouldn't be bending over backwards to get French support. Apparently you don't agree with your government's assessment of the situation
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  1927.  @arcar66  In the 1990s if you were earning 1,000 TL a month, you would have starved to death. Bread in Turkey used to cost like 2 million Lira in the 90s what are you smoking? At least say the early 2000s and make it believable.
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  1928. @Daneil Leach, That's a brilliant idea. Get rid of arguably the second militarily strongest nation in the alliance who btw has the most experience in blowing up Russian equipment for the past 10 years. They fought a proxy war against Russia in Armenia, Syria and Libya. Hardly what'd I'd call "friends." Russia's closest friend in Nato is Germany
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  1929. @DC Output If you look at Turkey in the past 60 years they always have inflation, even if the inflation got 100x worse they'll still be richer than Iran and Armenia. The idea of Iran and Armenian pressuring Azerbaijan and Turkey into allowing another ethnic cleansing campaign in Nagorno Karabakh is pretty slim.
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  1930. @EA000000 I'm sure they'd like to hear what insanity he has to say to them. Only for them to say no to what ever he wants and then kick him out.
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  1931. 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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  1932. It isn't at that point yet where Pakistan has to act. But that point might come. Me personally I think Pakistan will enter if Turkey enters. I am not a fan of full blown war, too many people will die. But I do think the time has come for nations like Pakistan and Turkey to start sending supplies to the Lebanese.
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  1933.  @jayahen5719  They aren't the ones threatening everyone with nukes.
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  1934. @Nicolas, they're still not even close to being equal. In the international arena fear still wins by a long shot.
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  1935. j91, the international community doesn't recognize Armenia's claims over their neighbor's territory. In fact there is not one single country on this planet which does.
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  1936.  @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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  1937. It is interesting how he picked Maga people for domestic posts. Then picked Miga people for foreign affairs posts. So which way is Trump leaning more? Maga or Miga? That 100 million he took from the Miga group might give us a clue.
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  1938.  @DeadKraken  Europe can't be energy independent because they don't have enough energy. They have to purchase it.
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  1939.  @kubilaykara3167  I'd imagine the Turkish economy does suffer as you said from horrible policy from government officials but lets be more realistic. I've spent enough time in Turkey to know that the vast majority of people doing business in that country are themselves corrupt to the bone. It quite simply hurts efficiency and productivity to have a population that naturally corrupt. I'd have to deal with 1000 Turkish businessmen to come across one who isn't corrupt. If you extrapolate such things into a wider economy it starts to make sense why the markets there are so fragile.
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  1940.  @kubilaykara3167  In general terms if you have a corrupt population you tend to have corrupt leaders. I don't think party X or party Y being in charge has anything to do with any of that. This country has had massive corruption issues when centrist parties were in charge, when right wing governments were in charge, when left wing governments were in charge and when the army was in charge, when secularists were in charge and when islamists were in charge.
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  1941. ​ @kubilaykara3167  The leaders of a nation aren't from mars. Again if the people are corrupt and their leaders come from the people, their leaders will be corrupt. I'm not sure I've met many people from Turkey who weren't corrupt. Even the language used lends itself to how people feel about corrupt characters, they tend to glorify it. They call them "tuttugunu kopartan" as a compliment. Don't forget this is coming from a person who actually likes your country. But it is good to tell the truth about it as well.
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  1942.  @DarkAngel-pt1cq  This idea people are throwing around that Turkey is going to beg for a 10 billion dollar investment is nothing short of ridiculous fantasy. Reality is the UAE got nervous about American protection and basically went to Turkey with hat in hand saying "can we please be friends now."
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  1943.  @kubilaykara3167  People do support political parties like sports fans, I agree with this 100%. But that isn't what is causing the corruption. A corruption society begets corrupt leaders. This is what causes the corruption. Riza who owns the bakkal down the street is just as corrupt as government officials. The difference is he doesn't have as many opportunities to be as corrupt on the scale they do.
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  1944. @Cardiac, if you actually followed what is happening there it's mostly the people freaking out and the politicians ignoring the issue. The establishment there is extremely hush hush about what the migrants are doing. You'll get a few small time politicians here and there making comments but they're in the minority. It's the people who are not happy, the politicians are very happy with the situation. Not wanting your cities flooded by migrants is not "hate speech." Having your concerns ignored by your democratically elected leaders is something far scarier than that. We see a lot of this happening here in the United States where democracy is simply turning into an empty word thrown around but not actually practiced. The elites seem to have zero regard for what the majority of people actually want. I'd imagine most nations including Turkey are in the same boat. I stay in Turkey 3 months every year. I highly doubt they care if some irrational, emotionally driven cultural marxist has "lost respect for their culture." At least they have a culture unlike modern cultural marxists.
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  1945.  @mervet5798 that is terrifying
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  1946.  Indian Streetshietters  Energy dependence. If they solve that, they'll skyrocket. If they don't, they'll continue to sink.
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  1947.  @didmooretheundone2299  This isn't even about that. Most humans wouldn't be able to stomach such barbarism and brutality regardless of their god, religion or belief system.
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  1948.  @kuvainraastaja6988  Did they know what they were "actually talking about" when they thought they'd have an easy ride into Nato? Did Sweden know what they were talking about when they thought they could join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of said collective defense organization? Did Finland know when they said "Nato must take both Finland and Sweden together" that they too would be lumped into the veto because of what Sweden has been up to? When years ago Sweden said "we can take in as many refugees as possible and all will be just fine" did they know how that was going to turn out for them? I think the last people to claim they know what they're talking about are these nations no? They've been living in a self imposed fantasy land and now look completely and utterly triggered by the real world. So please, don't make such ridiculous statements.
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  1949.  @grahamhireme9283 he never claimed to have insider information. He gives us the Iranian point of view. Which is good to know
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  1950. @No No, actually there is a middle road between full blown pro choice and full blown pro life. Me for example, I'm on the fence about abortion. I feel both sides make good arguments. Getting rid of Roe V Wade sounds like a middle of the road solution to me. The states will have the ability to decide what they want to do. People are freaking out as if scrapping Roe V Wade automatically makes abortions in the entire country illegal.
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  1951. @@robertmartin3688you must not be watching much
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  1952. All planes are copies of each other. Just like all tires are copies of earlier tires. If a design is effective and efficient it will be used
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  1953. @artxAf. I too was a huge Ron Paul fan. I too voted for Trump but I can't say I agreed with him on a lot of issues but he still seemed better than a pro war establishment candidate. I'm glad a lot of people are getting out of this sheepish partisanship. If I saw a democrat who speaking to issues I find important I too could easily vote for a democrat. What we really need is an anti empire, anti war machine pro America 3rd party. It would not only be nice to have a government which works in the interests of what it's people want but it would also give the rest of the planet a little breathing room without us galivanting around the world slaughtering poor people in third world nations for profit.
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  1954.  @The_Necrogeddon  So you're essentially you're saying pro apartheid concentration camps and ethnic cleansing? You do realize that is what it means to be pro Israel right? That would be like me saying it was awesome when you guys were under the occupation of the Turks.
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  1955.  @schnitzelfilmmaker1130  We all have our personal preference when it comes to such matters. Growing up I remember people disagreeing but seeing diversity of thought to be a staple of our civilization. Today I see that has eroded. People are willing to do intellectual gymnastics and play all sorts of hypocrisy simply to push their philosophical agendas. I do agree with your assessment that the OP will probably see any change he likes as progress and how everything should change. Any change he doesn't as regression and how we should respect the legacy of established norms. The hypocrisy is mind bending. All in all I think we're slowly turning into an intellectually bankrupt society.
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  1956.  @passepartout7775  Maybe if you were able to spell CYPRUS, LIBYA and Azerbaijan. Your comment would have been taken seriously.
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  1957.  @jimdoe1694  You essentially call the guy out for appealing to authority while in the same sentence questioning his qualifications on the matter? Seriously? I see idiots like this in comments sections all the time, now it makes sense why we keep electing leaders who don't have our best interests at heart.
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  1958.  @IamGodSon  Russia is an Asian nation. An eastern power.
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  1959. Another round of ethnic cleansing? You referring to when the Armenians ethnically cleansed over 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s? I don't think the Azeris are as brutal as the Armenians were in the 1990s.
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  1960. How could you possibly make this about Putin? lol I swear one day someone is going to steal your car and you're going to ask them where Putin when it happened Wait wait, let me take a wild guess. I too work for Putin because I'm making fun of you right?
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  1961. @vimmentors6747. So let me understand your argument here. You want to help students who want to cheer on an ongoing genocide and punish students who are against apartheid, concentration camps and genocide? Are we living in some alternate universe right now? But again, considering people are trying to tell us men can get pregnant. Why not this insanity too right?
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  1962. Letsgobrandon has been replaced my man. The new catch phrase is "Genocide Joe"
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  1963. You do realize he's Indian right?
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  1964. @Vinicius santana Junior, this obsession is seriously interesting.
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  1965. @Christo S. It was actually Saudi Arabia which approached Turkey not the other way around. More along the lines of "Now that the US might not protect us, I apologize for pissing you off an we be friends." The UAE did the same thing last week.
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  1966.  @christos.5302  If some really rich guy comes to your door begging to repair relations, obviously he is going to extort something from them. Everyone does when dealing with these oil rich nations. "You want protection, pay up." I'm not sure he'll be "asking" for money. It will likely be offered right off the bat or he'll demand it. And they'll pay up. That is the only way these oil rich nations can survive, they can't defend themselves. They have to pay someone to defend them. America is no longer interested in defending them, so they move on to another nation which has the military might to defend them against Iran and pay through the nose for said defense.
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  1967.  @nic969  This isn't true. Most nations including Israel still have flights to Russia. Only western nations have stopped all flights, the rest of the world is still flying there.
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  1968.  @furn6341  They've been there for more than 1000 years. According to your logic 80% of the world population would have to be moved.
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  1969. @David Ray. Sweden trying to join Nato while at the same time financing an armed group which is attacking a Nato member is very awkward. Pointing this out isn't a "bad negotiation position either." It's simply stating the obvious. Regardless of how poor they're getting I don't think they enjoy seeing seeing their schools and hospitals blown up courtesy of Swedish funding.
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  1970.  @Nk4ido  Invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians is not something you can simply blame on events from 100 years ago with problems you had with someone else.
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  1971.  @dutchafrikaner1204  Except that area is internationally recognized territory of the Azeris. Not to mention over 800,000 Azeri civilians were ethnically cleansed from there when the Armenians illegally invaded it.
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  1972.  @HolyArmor  I always find it interesting that every single war crimes and ethnic cleansing denier in the world uses the same exact playbook. You do realize Armenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians right? Ethnic cleansing/Genocide/war crimes denial guidebook. 1. Claim it never happened 2. Claim it's propaganda 3. Claim they've done worse to you Well done holyarmor, I've seen you've been studying the guidebook.
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  1973.  @soyboymotivation wait till Israel gets the regional war they are working so hard to kick off. Then that 7 billion will look like a drop in the bucket as far as money sent to them. You’ll be looking upwards of 80 billion from the UK. Start saving up to pay that bill early
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  1974. The vast majority of weapons going to Ukraine are done so through the Poland corridor via the American military base in Germany. I do agree with you that this conflict would be Putin's wet dream. But not because it has anything to do with the logistics of arming Ukraine.
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  1975. @Dario Scapellato, Taking ambiguous Chinese investments? Hmm sounds like like 90% of all EU members.
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  1976. No one ruled the world in those days, not enough technology to get around the entire globe and project power. The Turks dominated a huge portion of their region for 600 years, not the world. Only one nation has ever come close to ruling the world, that was the United States.
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  1977. Legend has it that no one at CNN studios has ever seen a real man at work.
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  1978. Millie Me, People tend to gravitate toward those who tell the truth. You may or may not agree with Jimmy on philosophical matters but the man's honesty is surely attractive. Hell of a lot better than our Republican and Democrat overlords who are allergic to telling us the truth about anything.
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  1979. Not sure it can be used in the same way Ukraine was though. There really is no way to supply Georgia heavy equipment during a conflict like they did with Ukraine. Georgia's geography makes matters a tad bit different. I don't think they're stupid enough not to realize that. Their best bet would be to stay as neutral as possible. They're actually in a pretty good spot to be able to do that. The Russians won't bother them if they don't let too much Nato influence in. They have good relations with most of their neighbors and they can potentially avoid falling under too much Russian influence. Then can you simply wait this out and try to grow their economy.
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  1980. @Andrew Anderson ParentS? Hmmm doubtful. I'd guess a vast majority of the kids out there acting like animals don't have a dad at home.
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  1981. You really think Putin is that stupid? Do you have any idea what actually transpired between the two?
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  1982. @Benson Williams, When did this hack ever attack ugly issues? All he did was repeat talking points handed to him by his overlords. He'd say anything to get paid, including throwing you under the bus.
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  1983.  @thesedreamsarefree  I think the difference between Tucker and Don was that Tucker is open about his show being pure commentary. Where as Don Lemon actually pretended it wasn't commentary and just news. There is a problem with optics there.
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  1984.  @MichaelM-i3b  Except he wasn't caught with 500k in cash with the DNA if the guy who bribed him all over it. Lets be realistic for a second here.
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  1985. First off it's Azerbaijan land according to all international law and every nation on this planet. Also they did fight for it in 2020 and they got slaughtered.
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  1986.  @topraktansak8385  Being in Nato, prevents you from being attacked by Nato. It's quite simple really. And it's something the Serbians figured out far too late.
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  1987.  @SaintPatrick1970  Yup, I have no issues with my wife taking a walk on the boardwalk/promenade at 2 am. The most dangerous thing is probably the street dogs which btw is horrible.
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  1988.  @pythondre  Political and economic ties doesn't equal colonization. You might want to look at this from Africa's point of view and everything France has and is still doing to them.
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  1989. @MatthewMS Probably for the same reason you don't speak Turkish. Think on that a bit.
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  1990.  @clakkent8862  Yea 100,000 people on merchant boats crossing the back straight into a nation at war with the nation occupying them controlling said waters. Rioghttttt. Or maybe Santa Claus and the tooth fairy will be called into help as well.
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  1991.  @sabinereynaudsf  Because it is a large player in their political arena of Lebanon perhaps? That would be like asking why the democrat party has a say in foreign policy, it is a stupid question.
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  1992.  @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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  1993.  @aaronstone6204  Do you not know how to read? Or just lack the ability to comprehend what you’ve just read? Inflation is a problem for people who earn that currency. Inflation is not a problem there for people who earn in a foreign policy like dollars. What part of this is confusing to you? As far as safety check the crime rates. Relative to any English city. In relative terms it is almost non existent in the towns like fethiye where people are moving.
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  1994.  @nguyenvanphu8217  Yea with the help of Iraq. The government in Northern Iraq is actually helping the Turks target the terrorist camps.
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  1995. "Everywhere I go people call me sir." I wish someone would had the balls to respond. "They call you sir because you're a guy, it keeps happening because you're a guy and it will continue to happen because you're a guy."
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  1996. @Zetact_ I'm not sure they'd say that because their army had just has many groups speaking different languages. That was the norm back then. Great comment either way.
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  1997. Turkey doesn't seem to have any interest in blocking Finland. It's Sweden they have issues with and the issues they do have. It's hard to blame them.
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  1998. @Janus Jones, wanting to forge between relations with people who (in their opinion) have something in common doesn't sound very "misguided" to me. You and I can make arguments that they do or don't share XYZ but in the end I don't think that's up to us to decide. If these groups of people want closer and warmer relations, more power to them. Us telling 4 guys who want to be friends, screaming at them saying "you have nothing in common" would make us look like the lunatics no? And yes, in a way I basically just called out your insanity.
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  1999.  @Milena-yf7cn  Generally speaking if you want to prevent war, it usually starts with not invading your neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansing half a million people from said territory. Armenia unfortunately has territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbor's territories. That's insane.
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  2000. @Arbsa5533. As an American I have something to tell you. It is too late, we've already lost the credibility you speak of. I don't think people fully appreciate the uproar around the globe and level of anger toward us. The fall out from this will last at least 50 years if not more. Our grandchildren are going to curse us over this. They're going to know what the Germans feel like today for that nation's past crimes.
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  2001. @RSV1390 A few things. 1. It won't be US vs Turkey because Turkey wont' be directly involved in the conflict. 2. The United States doesn't have enough of a strategic interest there to intervene. 3. Even if it wanted to intervene how exactly would it get enough forces and equipment there? Can't get there by sea and look at the land and air routes. You think Russia, Iran or Turkey are going to allow tons and tons of military tech to cross through their nations into Armenia during a war? Fact of the matter is if a conflict erupts there, Washington will watch. It doesn't even have a way to get weapons there as aid. Russia seems highly annoyed with Armenia and Iran is the only one left who can help militarily. Which they won't aside from sending weapons. If conflict breaks out again, Armenia is going to get wrecked.
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  2002.  @Mdina5159  They don't need the military base you're right. They need military cooperation you're right. But to get that military cooperation they needed to give the base to get that. Which is a good deal for them as that base will be used by the Turks to defend Libya so it will literally have zero effect on Chad while garnering them some serious military tech and training. Not to mention more stability in Libya is a plus for Chad. Win win situation for Chad, Libya and Turkey. Lose situation for France who not only got kicked out of Chad where they were stealing billions in resources but now their pet militia group in Libya now has to deal with being attacked from that base in Chad by Turkey. The newer generation of leaders in Africa in places like Mali and Chad aren't naive and they aren't stupid. They make deals which benefit their people quite well.
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  2003.  @prujbonar6045  You'd be surprised how societies at war behave. Crack open a history book or two to find out.
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  2004. @Kaye Kaye, I have no horse in this race nor do I really have an opinion on 99% of what you said. But the moment you used the words Greece and military supremacy I started laughing. lol
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  2005. You have to be a bot. No rational person would say something this demonstrably false.
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  2006.  @konstantinospapadopoulos7735  Last I checked Virginia isn't a country. Last I checked another state isn't forcing people in Virginia to call themselves west Virginia. If they did attempt such insanity, I doubt the people living there would go along with it. You literally went out of your way to prove my point.
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  2007.  @konstantinospapadopoulos7735  Last I checked that is the name they wanted for the country. They weren't able to because they have batshit insane neighbors. Speaking of said neighbors, is there a country they border who they aren't fighting with? Sheer insanity.
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  2008.  @Christophernbh  Again all this assumes Turkey doesn't fall into demographic decline as well in that time period. Statistically speaking it's unrealistic to assume they won't. Their birthrates are dropping like a stone in water right now. In 50 years they'll be at a stage in their demographic collapse where the Balkans are right now. Not to say they won't reverse their demographic decline (they haven't hit terminal levels yet) but it isn't something I'd bet on.
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  2009.  @uzumaki81.  Poor training? Lack of Morale? Too much corruption in the military?
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  2010. The economist not only gave an answer but then topped it off with "this can't be fixed until a new government is in." So obviously the picture you're trying to draw is rather ridiculous.
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  2011. I was going to watch this, then realized it was France 24. Not in the mood to watch one of the most notorious fake news outlets out there. You got my click though.
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  2012.  @yfufirwouf8rd8td88  Or a war OF terror. The amount of civilians who died there after the invasion is mind boggling.
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  2013. @Drivenmad7676 It's been really really bad for a very long time. The fact it's done in our name makes me sick to my stomach.
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  2014. Did anyone notice that near the end of the show when the comedian started talking in response to Jeremy Boreing. The sheer hatred in Jeremy's face. It was chill and terrifying at the same time. For anyone that didn't notice, go back and look. It starts at 33:58. Sometimes they say a picture is worth a thousand words. His face really said it all. It is as if he was angry that this guy wasn't killed in Gaza. lol
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  2015. Millions of people crammed into an area about three times bigger than my back yard, blocked off and not allowed to leave in basically an open air prison. Then this area is relentlessly bombed and apparently we're told about "alleged" war crimes. Seriously? These are some of the worst crimes against humanity we've seen since WW2 and our overlords are basically like "nothing to see here, we'll continue to fund the murders as we see fit, move along."
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  2016. Then they wouldn't be politicians. The public wants liars, they won't vote for a guy telling the truth. Politics and politicians don't happen in a vacuum, they are for all intents and purposes a mirror of the societies they represent. As we become dumbed down, decadent and bereft of morality as a society, these are the types of politicians we will produce.
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  2017.  @yuvalgabay1023  So you believe South Africa have stayed an apartheid state? Is that your argument?
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  2018. @GlassyChap, the largest and only internationally recognized Kurdish administration is the government Kurdish regional government in Northern Iraq which has excellent relations with Turkey. It's mostly the insurgent groups Turkey has issues with, not to mention the Kurdish regional government has issues with the same groups as well. Which is why Turkey trains the Kurdish forces of this government to combat these groups. So no, hell hasn't frozen over. Assume your knowledge of events in this region don't come exclusively from CNN which has a nasty habit of pushing through false narratives.
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  2019.  @Rempongbanget61 I’m a Trump voter but I have to be honest with you. Trump will not go against AIPAC, he is firmly in their camp. Then you may ask why I vote for him. Well there is no candidate that isn’t a slave to AIPAC. And Trump is at least good in other issues. I’d vote for Massie in a heartbeat over Trump. I’d vote for a democrat too if it was someone like Tulsi Gabbard. But if my choices are Biden and Trump. I’ll vote for Trump
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  2020. Ignoring Brussels is what most of the world has been doing for quite a while. You simply keep ignoring their insanity until they realize there is nothing they can do about it and come crawling back with a more rational deal.
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  2021.  @mandarinandthetenrings2201  What in the world are you jabbering on about. Are you even aware of what we were debating and the context of it? lol
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  2022. @Brian Qiu considering the entire purpose was to show their displeasure, I'd imagine it was very effective. The fact we're watching this is proof of that.
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  2023.  @KGB-FSB  A king that behaves like this won't be a king for very long.
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  2024. @Island Guy, we're already a high polarized society, hyper inflation could set forth a chain of events that would destabilize this nation for a very long time. It's terrifying. All for what? So our globalist leaders could feel powerful pushing everyone around for a few decades? Certainly wasn't worth it.
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  2025.  @letsRegulateSociopaths  They themselves don't believe in those guarantees against being attacked themselves. Their domestic defense spending has more to do with them not trusting Nato nations to supply them with arms than it does with them planning an offensive with Nato. They've dealt with enough defense embargos to make them nervous about their defense needs.
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  2026. As if the odds of the house of saud backstabbing them isn’t more likely lol
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  2027. @Xzkt, A lot of the answers you'd get here in America will really depend on where in the country you're asking people. Certain demographics which consume a lot of mainstream media will have one take. Other demographics which don't will have a different view.
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  2028. @chewbacca, his economy is vastly more dynamic than Ukraine or Russia's
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  2029. @jmpga, The foreign policy establishment here in America is like the EYE in lord of the rings. Once the EYE puts it's gaze on you, you're in trouble.
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  2030.  @brianticas7671  It's not just females either. Most males I've known who were raised by a single mom were "off" in one way or another. There is simply something about our evolution, something that happens to us in our informative years when we don't have a male and female figure around the house. Human behavior is still such a huge mystery.
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  2031. Great idea, lets all back the side which invades their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanses half a million people. THat's a great idea.
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  2032.  @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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  2033. Iran? Seriously?
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  2034.  @living_peace  All nations in that region have problems with their neighbors, some more than others. Turkey has massive problems with Greece, Syria and has a tense relationship with Iran and has good relations with Bulgaria Georgia and Azerbaijan. Greece has massive problems with Albania, Turkey, Bulgaria and Macedonia. Basically every nation it has a land border with and not a good relationship with one of them. Georgia has problems with Armenia, Russia and has good relations with Turkey and Azerbaijan. This list can go on and on. The only two nations in that entire area which are in conflict with every single one of their neighbors are Greece and Iran. The rest is a mixed bag. Not to mention every nation around there literally hates Russia. Your thesis seems to fall apart when put under a microscope.
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  2035. It's no just right wingers claiming the war wasn't "so bad." It's essentially the entire establishment. The same establishment who also thinks destroying Libya and Syria wasn't 'so bad." The same establishment your so-called news network carries water for so often. Well done Young Turks, well done. Keep carrying water for these psychos, god knows what you're getting in return.
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  2036.  @jacksprat9172  This always happens if you look at history. When the left goes too far, the pendulum via the backlash from the right shifts far too much. The opposite is also true. I have a feeling in the next 20 years there is going to be a hugeee shift too far right.
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  2037.  @Aydemir18  I'm not completely ignorant about Turkey, I've been doing business there and living there part time since the late 1990s. I'm no fan of your president Erdogan and you could make a laundry list of things he has done which hurt the country. However this argument that the nation is no longer secular is pretty ridiculous. The country is still secular, it has a secular constitution and it has secular laws. So why would Kilicdaroglu defend something which isn't under threat? No wonder Erdogan keeps winning elections. The opposite comes up with the most insane and ridiculous ways to attack him, when there are obvious ways to attack him which are rational and which are ignored.
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  2038.  @appsreview5698  No, it seems you are. The bible is quite open when it speaks of the Israelites. These people are not Israelites, they're essentially Europeans who happen to have converted to the religion of the Israelites. You seem to have zero idea who these zionists sitting in Israel are. Most of them are Polish, they're not Israelites. Why do you think they all change their names to sound like Israelites. Netanyahu's real last name is Mileosky or something like that. Do your research before spouting insanity. You're doing the devil's work.
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  2039. Unfortunately Venezuela doesn't have a nation like Germany pouring billions of euros into their banks.
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  2040. @Alex, How exactly does that excuse the other islands which were part of a treaty signed by Turkey and Greece being armed?
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  2041.  @mr.brightside6576  The one time when it actually makes sense to protest you call the protestors ignorant? So you think apartheid, concentration camps and genocide are good things? If so you're calling those people ignorant? lol
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  2042.  @sferris33  They're a great fit for Nato, they actually have a functioning military unlike the entire EU. But you're right that they're no fit for the EU. But that doesn't matter at this point does it?
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  2043.  @krzykris their government changed. Those people have been living there under the same rules for 1000s of years
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  2044. Yes because legislation like this will somehow stop a psycho from attacking you right?
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  2045.  @sayitasis8326  Yes because you can't call out injustice until you've picked up a gun and gone there right? On a scale of 1-10 how insane are you?
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  2046.  @seedhasaadabhartiya3312  The real question is why he would be unhappy with people getting along? This Turkic union probably won't happen but it if did it would provide India with a huge market to trade with.
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  2047. If people were actually told that it is history's largest concentration camp they might feel differently about it.
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  2048.  @somjrgebn excellent comment. That has essentially been the end result of all these shenanigans
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  2049. @fm8644. When your narrative is that weak, even children and poets become a threat to that narrative. The apartheid state of Israel stands on very fragile pillars.
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  2050.  @khorasanariaie4247  Wow you're so right, I didn't realize that Iran had such great relations with so many nations which have a say in their region. Pardon me. In your next post I expect you to convince me that the earth is flat.
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  2051. @gosyan, Unlike Macron Napolean actually had an army. Macron is just talking delusional nonsense. This isnt' the first time either.
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  2052. @Green Man, we're far from a socialist country. They use socialism to get the useful idiots on board. We're slowly turning into a kleptocracy which is hoping to enslave the entire planet, all under the domestic guise of socialism, welfare and social justice and people are eating it up.
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  2053.  @blee8609  A few things with that. One the conflict just started and no Ukrainians are trying to head to America because all their neighboring nations have made it easy for them to migrate out of Ukraine. Two, it's fairly obvious you haven't met many Ukrainians. Three, Just like the far irrational left gets all defensive anytime someone wants to talk about if it's wise to bring in as many migrants as we're currently bringing. The far irrational right will get defensive when people start complaining about all the corruption the Ukrainian refugees will bring. Fact of the matter is Ukrainians will find it extremely difficult fitting into a system like ours. Which is probably why many won't come, they'll mostly be going to places like Poland, Romania and other neighboring nations with similar cultures where it will be easier to fit in.
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  2054.  @bowhunter8532  They're not getting the fighter jet, nor have they tied it to this. What they wanted was extremely simple. For Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. Pretty reasonable request. You like or not liking them doesn't change this reality.
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  2055. Netanyahu makes Putin look like mother Teresa
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  2056.  @A_barrel  I would not be surprised if Russia has encoded data transmission or a kill switch on these things for a few reasons. As time passes though it does some fairly obvious why they purchased the S-400s. Two things kind of give it away. 1. They didn't buy enough of them to really meet their air defense needs. 2. They don't seem to be too interested in using it, I'm not sure they've ever had it active. Looks like they purchased them to gain knowledge of the tech as they've been building their own air defense systems. It also isn't a coincidence that after buying the S-400 the made pretty quick strides in longer and longer range indigenous systems. They bought it, examined it and used that knowledge to start building their own. So if this was their ultimate goal, perhaps they didn't feel the need to be as careful with data transmission or with kill switches.
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  2057. @MyJamesey123. Because we're idiots and we allowed this to happen? It is too late now, they're far too entrenched.
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  2058.  @elisabethangel1667  Google exists for a reason. A 2 minute search would have put you in a better position to talk about this.
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  2059.  @sybo59  Not by much. Especially not by enough to a point you'd call them a "free nation." For example Russia is more free than China. Does that make them a "free nation." Just because your authoritarian regime is a tad bit mor free than another authoritarian regime doesn't mean you're a free nation.
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  2060.  @sybo59  We were debating the ridiculous talking points of the media constantly calling Ukraine a free nation. I pointed out how false that is and you responded by claiming it's freer than Russia. Almost trying to counter act my statement about how insane it is to claim they are free to western standards.
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  2061. OR Greece will claim some small little rock in the middle of the North Pole and claim the entire North Pole is theirs because of this little rock.
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  2062.  @napoleonfeanor  I am not so sure about that. Especially with Hungary.
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  2063.  @Noleavemealone-r9m if the Saudis owned congress they’d have F-35s
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  2064.  @BrorealeK  Really? When was the last time a military was getting pummeled that badly and everyday kept giving updates on the massive amounts of tanks and military hardware they've destroyed? I was following the war, at one point I saw an Armenian government official claim that they had blown up more tanks than Azerbaijan actually had. The only other time in history it ever got this bad with propaganda was during WW2 when the Nazi government was giving military statistics about how much Russian equipment they've destroyed and how Russia was about to quit all while the red army was right outside of Moscow. I can see why the Armenian people were so shocked and angry when Armenia surrendered. Imagine being lied to on that level? Turns into the boy who cried wolf, then its' hard to believe anything they're saying.
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  2065.  @zulubeatz1  It seems to me the vast majority are responding to the conditions mentioned by the OP. You don't have to be a white nationalist to see what is driving these people into anti establishment parties.
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  2066. @Hyacinth199x. This has nothing to do with faith. This has everything to do with these people not wanting planes from an apartheid state and a nation which has a concentration camp landing in their airport. If they don't want it they don't want it. This isn't for you to be ashamed of or proud of, you don't live there. It has nothing to do with you, nor do they care what you think. It is their airport, their choice.
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  2067.  @serdarates6750  I do see your point of view and why you gets get defensive though. Especially fake news networks like France 24 tend to put out some really really fictitious reporting about Turkey. Something I see quite often. One time they made a video with footage of a hospital being blown up in Syria claiming you guys bombed the hospital in Syria. .Mean while it came out that the footage they used of a hospital bombed out was footage from the Iraq war 20 years ago 😂😂. France 24, fake news at it's finest.
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  2068.  @astikaandhini8837  Yes Ireland has this amazing habit for being on the right side of most issues.
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  2069. France has bigger problems than this. They're being kicked out of Africa. Without African resources France turns into a 3rd world country overnight.
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  2070. Yes and unlike Macron Napoleon actually had an army.
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  2071.  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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  2072. @Eaglespoint, He isn't meeting with Macron or the Canadian PM.
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  2073.  @Canada3381  If someone willingly moves to the west, I would also ask them to respect the local culture as well. In fact I do so quite often here in Philadelphia. But many of them don't, I guess they think just like you do. Thinking their way is the best and not having the self awareness that it was that sort of thinking which destroyed the place they wanted to leave. Also your friend from Turkey, can also critique Islam in Turkey. I've spent a lot of time there, Turkey isn't Canada, people are actually allowed to have opinions. He probably won't get fired, bullied, have his bank account frozen for having an opinion the elites don't like. Perhaps you can learn a thing or two from these cultures you seem to believe are inherently inferior. All jokes aside, you seem like a nice person but my advice to you would be to stay in Canada.
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  2074. Do as I say. Think as I think. CONFORM!!! Or you will be punished EU policy in a nutshell.
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  2075.  @LimitlessSimpleton  To be fair Adam millions dead is hardly "avoiding killing as much as possible." If killing was avoided as much as possible then lies wouldn't have been made up to illegally invade and destroy that nation. Lets try to be a little realistic here. There is quite literally zero justification for any of it.
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  2076.  @simonlaurence3951  He done it to himself, yes every nation deserves to have their nation completely and utter destroyed.
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  2077.  Deadpoppin  The people who lived there then are mostly the same people who live there now. They're mostly indigenous Anatolians who were first invaded by the Greeks and Helenized. Then invaded by the Persians and Persianized, then invaded by central asian horsemen and turkified. Modern DNA mapping is pretty clear about this. The Turks themselves would have you believe that the vast majority of their 80 million are descendants of the 1200 or so horsemen who conquered this area which had millions at the time. How likely is that?
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  2078.  @CaptainHarlock-kv4zt  So are you willing to condemn the illegal Armenian occupation of Azeri territories just like Turkey was condemned for Cyprus? Or are you a hypocrite?
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  2079. @Bill Rea, Yes because the public seeing things and knowing things is a horrible way to conduct business right?
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  2080.  @torelloBank  Yes but they aren't genetically damaged from 1000s of years of inbreeding. They're also not likely to starve to death once the world gets off oil.
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  2081. Could Turkey join the EU? I'd say it's about as likely as the odds of me flying to the moon. 1. Turkey no longer has any interest in joining a sinking ship. 2. Most EU nations never had any intention to actually allow Turkey in. Both sides are still playing pretend so they won't be viewed as the side which broke off the arrangement. It's a farce.
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  2082.  @HamzaaValli  Poland or some other eastern European nation he is probably from.
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  2083. I always knew they'd come after Tucker even back when he was still at Fox News. He'd tackle topics which our overlords viewed as out of bounds. So all the attacks on him began. Thankfully he survived them and has his own thriving show. But this time feels different, he crossed the Zionists. This time they'll come at him with the guns from Navarone, full force. This type of content is beyond crossing the line with our overlords, this is the type of reality that will cause them to panic. Pushing back against the sexualization of our children is one thing, pushing back against laws which try to castrate our children also bothers them. But showing the true face of the Apartheid State of Israel? Probably an unforgivable sin in their eyes. I fear for Tucker's life.
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  2084.  @peterrutsa  So you work for a troll farm?
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  2085.  @debbielagdaan6923  You literally telling me I don't know the difference between a rocket scientist and a submarine doesn't help your argument in any way shape or form. Surely you must see how childish you're being no? Is your debate position that weak that you need to resort to nonsense like this? I fail to see what 9/11 or soldiers who died in Beirut in the 1980s has to do with you claiming Israel isn't an apartheid regime when it demonstrably is. Again is your debate position so weak that you then have to try to change the topic? Seriously, you're admitting defeat this easily? You literally don't have enough confidence that Israel isn't an apartheid regime that you immediately have to try to change the topic? Thank you for proving my point. Also going back to my point earlier. Get used to this. Millions are waking up daily to this reality. You're going to be confronted every single time you use BS false talking points.
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  2086.  @addab  to be fair we’ve been doing that same thing to others fur decades. Now we cry when we taste our own medicine?
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  2087.  @deerajsinghbhau8  Wasn't a rant, I merely pointed it out. And then a bunch of people decided they wanted to have that conversation. I am polite, I will respond to anyone who wishes so. The ranting was mostly people crying about my comment.
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  2088.  @rohanthakkar9119  Again if you invented them that long ago, why don't you use them? It makes the situation even worse no?
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  2089.  @nishant17285  So why aren't you using them now then?
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  2090.  @kuldeepchauhan2806  I don't buy this argument, never did. There are nations 100x poorer than India and their people aren't defecating in the streets. Poverty is not the common denominator here.
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  2091. @Attack On Titan : The Final Season I've seen videos in major cities where people are defecating on the train tracks. As far as it only being village side, that is false but even if true it's still terrible. I've been to villages in Africa 1000x poorer than India. Those people don't randomly defecate anywhere they feel like it. They dig holes in the ground and have designated areas where to "go."
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  2092. @Attack On Titan : The Final Season The point was being made that something can be learned from that nation. My contention is, a nation which hasn't figured out how to dispose of their bodily waste doesn't have much to teach anyone about anything. Especially something vastly more complex than that.
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  2093.  James Matthews  Not sure what that has to do with people defecating all over the streets lol
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  2094.  @stickwatch5163  Some stereotypes are true no?
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  2095. @Sachin Kapse, This is true. Which is why I've always advocated not allowing as many Pakistani and Indian immigrants to come her. That would solve the problem of street defecation in California.
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  2096. @Emmanuelonuoha1880. I'd imagine the Azeris agree with you. When the Armenians invaded this region in the 1990s they brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. When Azerbaijan reinvaded in 2020 roughly 20 civilians were killed. Looks like the cycle of hatred and ethnic cleansing is over with the Azeris showing restraint. The type of restraint which wasn't shown to them in the 1990s.
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  2097. Odd title. Because Erdogan didn't end the feud. Sisi (president of Egypt) did. Egypt were the ones who approached the Turks to reconcile and invited them to visit Egypt and rolled out the red carpet. God knows what concessions they had to make in the process.
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  2098. Egypt has very little influence in relation to the other nations you just mentioned. Egypt is essentially a vassal state to the highest bidder. One week America owns Egypt, the next week the UAE so on and so forth. Essentially the highest bidder is ever changing.
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  2099. Caring that deeply about justice, must be hard living in Canada. A country with a regime that is rarely on the side of justice.
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  2100. How epic would it be if Erdogan started the press conference with "lets go Brandon"
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  2101. Extreme levels of hubris never end well.
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  2102.  @thedonkey6704  Yea that is what the Serbs always did. Bayezid knew they'd come through.
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  2103.  @prajodcp7145  Turkey isn't Iran or an Arab nation. Their leaders don't get "toppled" they lose elections and a new guy comes in. I'd imagine the voters of that country will decide who will and won't serve as their leaders. With that said Erdogan will probably lose the next election, his economic policies of late have really hurt the middle and lower classes. But your use of the word "topple" really shows where your head is at and what type of backward society you come from.
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  2104. Stability is always preferable to mass violence, a failed state and massive amounts of chaos. Dictator or not. If you ask people if they'd rather be ruled by a dictator or be blown up by insurgents in the middle east, most would pick dictator. I also think it's insanity for one group of people to brow beat another group of people on how they go about deciding their leaders.
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  2105.  @ahmetfurkan9462  Iran's drone tech isn't on par with Turkey's but don't sleep on Iranian drones. They're quite useful. Which is why Russia is buying them. Don't sleep on those Persians.
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  2106. @David Pearson, Honestly I probably would not take part in a civil war if heavy fighting didn't come to my home town. If it did come to my home town and I was forced to pick a side to fight for, I'd probably go with the right wing as well. I hear a lot of people romanticizing how we need a civil war and how we need a revolution. Sometimes I fear that people simply don't understand the level of horror that would bring. What ever problem they're trying to solve they'd end up in a situation 1000x worse than the problem they're fighting against. But if the elites continue to completely and utterly alienate young men from mainstream society, that level of violence will eventually come. Young men have expansive energy and the broader society's job is to make these young men stake holders in the society as quickly as possible, so they use that energy to defend society. If not, they will attack society, especially if they feel disgruntled. Millions of years of evolution can't be undone, at their core young men are killing machines and if you put them in a situation where they turn on that part of their brain, they'll have no trouble doing it.
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  2107. @Michael Rice, So basically you're saying the rape victim started the violence by scratching the rapist? I guess your premise is that she should have simply laid down and taken it? Insane point of view my friend.
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  2108. You're so right, Imagine people who've had their homes stolen, their daughters raped, their other children murdered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp complaining about it. Crazy right?
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  2109.  @golddee2040  It is interesting how journalists suddenly become "responsible" in specific situations. If this was 3 Jewish kids everyone would have lost their minds. Hell we might have had to invade a country over this.
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  2110.  @nnn67670  Can you provide proof that what the person said above was not part of the ceasefire agreement? If your government signed it, it isn't propaganda is it?
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  2111. @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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  2112.  @chrismavroudis2330  Reuniting the island would be insanity when one side has shown it's willingness to massacre and ethnically cleanse a small minority group on the island. What sort of guarantees would this small vulnerable group have that they won't be massacred again by the majority? Best bet, formalize the partition and let each side go their own way. Only thing that makes sense at this point. The unification ship sailed with ethnic cleansing and massacres.
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  2113. @Ethan N, It will probably be your kids who will be around when all the sh!t hits the fan.
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  2114.  @playwars3037  Threatening to do something is one thing, actually doing something is another. France has been far more wreckless in going against Nato's wishes (in action) than Turkey has. Nato officially backed the officially internationally recognized government in Libya (GNA). France decided to join Russia and back the warlord in that conflict. Sending massive amounts of arms. Making claims is one thing, action is another. Yes the comparison is a bit fallacious, as Turkey hasn't nearly taken concrete actions against the group nearly as much as France has. Not that it really matters, anytime France takes action which Washington is not happy with it always ends up blowing up in France's face anyway.
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  2115.  @sams8502  Their main worry and main reason for purchasing the S-400 is basically Iran. There has been A LOT of saber rattling between Azerbaijan and Iran lately and Turkey by treaty is pretty much going to enter the fray on Azerbaijan's side if something happens. Without an air defense system Iran could pummel them with their 1000s of crude rockets. It's basically a Trump card (no pun intended) in their relations with Iran in relation to Azerbaijan. Even if that wasn't in play, it's hard to be a serious nations without an air defense system. Especially in a very difficult neighborhood. If we had simply sold them the patriot missiles they asked for, both parties wouldn't be in this mess.
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  2116. @Stanley, I don't think she did anything. A woman her age and helpless, what could she possibly do. Just like any instance poor woman was at the wrong place at the wrong time and got the attention of a psycho. :O(
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  2117. Gold comment.
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  2118. @Simsil Pasic It would make sense to provide the context under which Erdogan had to flirt with Putin. It begs the question if the larger members of Nato are loyal to specific Nato members. Lets not forget the oddity of other Nato members refusing to sell Turkey air DEFENSE systems. Odd that their "allies" wouldn't sell them air defense systems and they had to purchase it from Russia. What ally would deny their ally a defensive system. Makes you wonder who was "disloyal"
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  2119.  @almac9203  Yes after every election you can find all the statistics online. It changes from election to election. I've seen Erdogan's party get as high as 70% of the votes in Kurdish areas. And as low as 40%. Kurds for the most part tend to be very conservative and religious people. Getting them to vote for left wing Turkish parties or left wing Kurdish parties is difficult. The Kurdish parties are all far left.
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  2120. Burning bridges with literally every single nation in your region wasn't exactly a wise move for the Armenians. Only Iran was left that Armenia didn't burn bridges with and they're now burning that allowing more Nato influence into their nation. Georgia isn't stupid, they see what a strategic mess Armenia walked itself into, I doubt they want to go down that road. They'll be wise to simply stay neutral. Not pro west not pro Russian and a threat to neither side. Georgia is in a pretty safe position, unless they go do something stupid.
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  2121. @tekinfomedi No it really doesn't, it means integrating with no one. Strategically speaking Turkey is no longer part of the west anymore. I fail to see exactly what a nation like France can actually do for Armenia. Neutrality would have been the best course for Armenia but they would have had to walk that road for the past 30 years. They've really stepped into it. As far as integrating with the west, which essentially means France in Armenia's case. Turkey will see France moving into Armenia as a threat, not as a case to integrate with Armenia.
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  2122.  @Nimrod85  Oh absolutely. It's a nation which has 1000s of years of experience in running a government. it's institutions can withstand massive changes and instability without breaking down. Saudi Arabia on the other hand is a ticking time bomb, if the royal family falls that nation will plunge into a level of chaos which might not be repairable. Nor do they have experienced institutions who can hold things together if the government collapses. This is not the type of nation you really want having nukes. The Saudi model works, for now but a fatal blow will kill it. They don't have the institutions to guide the country through a collapse of it's government. Such a nation having a nuke is outright terrifying in the long term. It's akin to Pakistan having a nuke which also terrifies me.
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  2123. @RS Casual, Elections will probably change a lot of things in that country but one thing that won't change is their policy on Sweden. It isn't a party issue, everyone is on board with the policy. In fact the opposition has been slamming Erdogan for being too soft on Sweden. So this "oh lets wait for elections to fix this Sweden problem" is a pipe dream. People don't understand how much bad blood there is between the two states. If you look into the issues between them it's also very understandable why the Turks are so hot skipping mad.
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  2124.  @Chrishansen999  I don't think anyone is blaming the service men and women for this insane policy over the last 20 years. They were given a task and they did that task to the best of their abilities. The issue is the people making the policy which put them in harms way. This 20 year occupation did the American tax payer no favors, it did the service men no favors and it did Afghanistan no favors.
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  2125.  @posidon74  Again who is group X to ever say something like "we gave a name to group Y." The fact you don't see the insanity in this, is quite frankly mindboggling. If they want to be called Macedonians, I'm going to call them Macedonians. If they wanted to be called purple bunnies, I'd call them purple bunnies. You'd have to be insane to put yourself in a situation where you can decide for a third party what they do or don't call themselves. I can understand you though, your region has no shortage of insanity so I'm not shocked.
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  2126.  @abu_walaun  Yea bro you gotta call a spade a spade. Truth always wins in the end.
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  2127.  @lmvr127  It isn't about me seeing people as equals. The issue is the Israelies do not see people living in their nations as equals. They're not shy about admitting this or high ranking officials calling them "animals." My solution is that regime needs to stop apartheid, stop slaughtering civilians, stop stealing people's homes and sticking people into concentration camps. One state solution which is run democratically where everyone has equal rights and no one is a second class citizen with less rights because of their race, color creed or religion. But we both know the Apartheid Zionist regime will reject this out of hand.
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  2128.  @samboreas3812  The way I see it Greece has two rational courses of action. It can as you said either build it's own military industrial complex. Or it can sit down and negotiate and come up with a lasting solution with it's neighbors. I think we all have a sneaking suspicion they'll do neither. They'll try to have their cake and eat it too and something terrible will happen.
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  2129.  @alfonstabz9741  So you're saying if you show up in my house as a guest, then stuff me into one room and claim the rest of the house is yours, the fact I didn't agree to the terms of your insane deal you have the right to now take the entire house? Then slaughter my family and stuff me into the shed outside? Is that your argument? On a scale of 1-10 just how insane are you?
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  2130.  @vancemead5956  Nearly 1/3rd of Turkey's population is Kurdish. That has to be one of the worst executions of genocide in human history lol
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  2131. People like Douglas Mcgregor are an amazing resources especially when dealing with a global issue that has more misinformation about it than one can keep track of.
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  2132.  @criticalmass9694  I don't see Israel's decision makers being enraged. To anyone paying attention they see this as an opportunity to do something they've been wanting to do for a long time. To exterminate the 2.3 million people in Gaza. Essentially their "final solution" on the concentration camp. This isn't rage, it is pure cold hard calculation.
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  2133.  @elenas8099  Yes but that doesn't negate his overall point. It is like Col. McGregor said in his podcast. Their culture is very martial, not the kinds of people you want to go to war with.
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  2134. No such thing as democrats and republicans. The Uniparty is in charge. Full stop.
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  2135.  @shlomoshlomo963  They did have census numbers of that region pre war. 800,000 thousand civilians used to live there. After the war there were zero. You do the math.
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  2136.  @TheDuravida  That depends on how much leverage we have. Plenty of nations are neutral and stay neutral. We don't really have any leverage on Georgia to force them into taking sides. They can literally just sit where they are right on the fence and there is nothing Russia or we would be willing to do about it. As I said earlier, Georgia is in a pretty good and safe spot, again if they don't do something stupid.
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  2137.  @Greg-yu4ij  Crippled internationally by foreign governments? Interesting statement considering we're one of the nations on this planet who's internal politics is influenced the least by foreign powers. But I do agree with you on how world living standards would collapse if we simply stopped protecting the high seas for shipping. We'd survive it, not sure how the rest of the world would do though.
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  2138.  @Sasha-us4lt  I don't think someone needs to be from Turkey to point out the odd French policy on the matter. Support terrorist organization. Watch same terrorist organization burn Paris. Strange situation no?
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  2139. @mmp0084. I think you have the situation backwards. It was the Armenians who invaded this area in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. The Azeris haven't behaved this way when they retook the region. The only genocide anyone is aware of in this region was what the Armenians did in the 1990s.
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  2140.  @ShenronRage  During the plague nearly the entire planet lost population. There were no expansionary powers that zoomed ahead of them during this period. Also the economics of the world was much different in the 1300s. Today we literally have no economic model which can sustain heavy population loss over the long term. If your numbers get low enough the impending economic collapse will collapse your societal structures, especially in industrialized nations. Also your demographics alone cannot make you a super power. However without the right demographics becoming a superpower is impossible. That is the first and one of the most important ingredients.
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  2141. @Ian, If only life were that simple. Out of the neighboring countries Christian Georgia didn't support Armenia. Islamic Republic of Iran supported Armenia. This war had nothing to do with religion. It had everything to do with one nation invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse half a million civilians from said territory in the 1990s. The Azeris tried to peacefully get their territory back through negotiations for nearly 30 years. Eventually they realized the fascists in their neighboring nation had zero interest in negotiation so they took it back by force.
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  2142. It makes me wonder if the people pushing this BS actually think everyone is going to buy into it.
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  2143.  @Doge811  Signing mutually beneficial mining contracts with a nation is a lot different than colonizing a nation and taking those mines for pennies on the dollar. Think about what you said for a second. Are you actually saying the Africans shouldn't have the right to hand out mineral contracts at a price which is beneficial to their nation? It is better to have France colonize the nation and take it for 99% off? Is that your argument?
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  2144.  @ChinnuWoW  No I didn't, unlike you I'm not doing backflips in denying one genocide and pushing another. You know what the word hypocrite means right?
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  2145.  @ChinnuWoW  When the topic is on the current actions of one state. Trying to somehow rationalize that by making a statement making it seem like no group of people who have done anything in the past can comment on the current state of affairs is insanity. The Armenian genocide comment is your strawman in defending French actions in Africa. I simply countered your strawman with another strawman and watched your strawman crumble.
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  2146. It's simple, they're the same ethnic group.
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  2147.  @farzana6676  You should start caring because those policies you call "libtardism" is spreading and it will soon be coming to a community near you.
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  2148.  @oboi650  You'd be surprised what percentage of the population in both nations are thinking war with their neighbor is a great idea. Most nations have their fair share of idiots. Look at your youtube name for god's sake. America won't be spared this fate either.
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  2149. Sadly the vast majority of the "America first" leaders magically turned into Israel first.
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  2150.  @davidarmenphoto  It's nice to see that you find cold hard reality to be hilarious. Do you also burst into laughter when someone points out that gravity is real?
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  2151.  @Saw-dw5pk  When their leaders can easily be toppled by elections, it's a pretty free country. I'm a libertarian and I'll never find any country free enough but I've spent considerable time in Turkey and I find things are a lot freer there than here in the United States or Canada.
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  2152. To be fair the halls of power in Washington won't really hire you if you don't think like this man. It is just the way it is now.
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  2153. I'd imagine it's a lot like the wheel. Certain shapes work and people stick with it.
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  2154. Well when you take into account Israel is the only apartheid state on the planet. It makes sense why you put them in their own category. When you also consider that this is the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army has gone out of it's way to murder as many civilians as possible. Again it makes sense you'd put them in their own category.
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  2155. I guess Harrison Ford was right. If we had noticed, that movie would be in trouble lol
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  2156. I'm thinking perhaps Armenia took itself for a ride. The Azeris tried to negotiate for 30 years to get their internationally recognized territory back, Armenia had zero intention of negotiating anything. It is what it is.
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  2157. Fake news
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  2158. @Edward ovalle, I've been coming to Sky News Aussie for a while now as they seem to have more realistic coverage in what is going on in America than our own news networks. But oddly enough when it comes to the Israeli Palestinian conflict they've gone full blown false narrative fake news mode. It's strange.
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  2159. @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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  2160. Russia as weak as they are were essentially the only thing stopping Azeri tanks from rolling into Yerevan in 2020. Amenia joining the ICC and completely alienating their only defense gurantee is nothing short of taking out a shotgun and shooting yourself in the foot. No chance the west can physically intervene in a conflict in this region. So Armenia's only shield left is Iran. When push comes to shove will Iran physically get involved? Probably not. Strategic blunders after strategic blunders, I honestly feel bad for the people living in Armenia to have to deal with this type of leadership. Just 15 years ago the Azerbaijanis from a position of weakness offered a deal in which they'd legally offload Nagorno Karabakh to Armenia in return for something like 40% of the other territories Armenia had taken from them. In hindsight it was a great deal, Armenia said no. Blunder after blunder. If they had taken that deal they'd be sitting quite pretty right now. All embargos would have been lifted, trade would resume, they'd have zero military threats to deal with and they wouldn't be sitting around hoping Russia protects them. But they did what they did and this played out the way it played out. Now they're fuked. The west can't help them and Russia is too busy in Ukraine.
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  2161.  @PowerSimplified1871  Women in America and Britain recently got their rights. The times were they were having 5 kids didn't last very long after they got those rights. The time frame you're talking about is only a few decades, then it stopped.
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  2162. 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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  2163.  @thomasbaader6629  Either that or you actually don't understand how much they have in common. The major factor being that both ideologies believe in the supremacy of one ethnicity over another. This isn't a rocket science, that major similarity is quite glaring. Unless of course you're the type of person where your emotions matter more than objective reality.
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  2164.  @akeelyaqub2538  it is a nice cultural quirk. I like it
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  2165.  @SerifAkyazi2001  In business is an entirely different matter. They give you free stuff because they probably robbed the hell out of you on the meal lol You do pay for the bread and appetizers, you're just not aware of it, the rest of the stuff is priced accordingly. A Turkish friend of mine in Fethiye has a restaurant, he'll tell you all about it.
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  2166. AA good ol Binkov. Very entertaining channel, I'll always watch it. Dont' take it very seriously though. He actually did a video once about a hypothetical conflict. Then that conflict actually happened. Binkov was sooooo far off how it actually played out. This might be another one of those instances.
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  2167. "India abstains" How random was that? lol
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  2168.  @CrazyFunnyCats  Your country is also one of the biggest funders and cheerleaders of this genocide.
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  2169.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  Actually according to what you're saying on paper (voting at the UN) and in reality (hosting Russian military bases) it's quite the opposite. On paper anti Russian, in reality completely on their side. Can't really blame Armenia for this though. Few nations would ever back up the side which has invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Only nations like Russia and Iran would back that. So they're naturally Armenia's only choices in ally on this issue.
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  2170. Imagine every single nation based national borders on historical events from hundreds and thousands of years ago? I wonder how many nations would cease to exist if we applied your formula to the world.
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  2171.  @Madame702  That isn't going to happen.
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  2172. @Ahmed, Iran doesn't really have what are called "drones" They have large toy remote control airplanes. Extremely low tech.
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  2173.  @Anonymous-nc7eo  You act like they're feminists lol
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  2174.  @patienceisalpha  Interesting, thanks for the information.
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  2175.  @custer13  There are examples of this all over the world. Like Haiti and the Dominican republic. When the majority on the island proves it simply cannot live with or give rights to that minority, a two state solution is the only solution which will stop people from dying. How many have died in violence on Cyprus since 1974? I also find it interesting how you'll skill over the brutal ethnic cleansing attempt by the minority and talk about the "suffering" caused by an action which saved the minority from being wiped off the island. It is all just very interesting and defies and logic and reason. Anyone who follow this knows that 2004 was essentially the last chance that island had at being reunified. That ship sailed, that island will forever be partitioned. A state in the south and a state in the north. Only way to really make sure no one gets massacred in the future.
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  2176. They already have stingers. The difference is the Turkish military isn't as inept as the Russian military in Ukraine.
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  2177.  @DoguQ  The last thing you want to do is complain about these embargos. To anyone paying attention it seems every time you gets get an embargo against you, it makes you stronger. You end up finding ways to make it yourself. Hell in the long run a full economic embargo from Europe might even make you economically stronger long term. Although it would hurt in the short term. Keep going, few nations these days are able to exert their own sovereign policies.
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  2178.  @Κώστας-τ9μ  If only their military was brave enough to actually use those tanks against an army. I mean sure they made full use of them when attacking civilians. But when men with guns showed up, magically there was no one left to man those tanks.
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  2179.  @worsethanjoerogan8061  Both those words have very specific legal definitions and are demonstrably applicable. They don't magically stop being applicable because you don't want them to be.
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  2180. Why are these leaders even meeting in Europe? What kind of influence does Europe have over what happens in their region? This is ridiculous.
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  2181.  @MAMA-tg2zf  To be fair they were put in a position to almost beg. They needed these things badly in their fight against insurgents. Alas they were denied by their "allies." I'd imagine it was a blessing in disguise for them, they're making sure they will never be in that position again.
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  2182. Two wrongs don't make a right. Erdonomics is terrible for the people. 5 million refugees is terrible for the people.
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  2183.  @MiddleEast-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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  2184.  @xtr3me_hx832  The reality is the Muslims around the world hate Saudi Arabia and will probably cheer it's destruction. America won't be invading Saudi Arabia for other reasons.
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  2185.  @melanieenmats  You do realize this guy actually wins elections right? Regardless of what I may think of him, or what you may think of him I'd imagine it's the Turks who will decide who will and won't lead them. Your fetish of wanting to "kick out" democratically elected leaders of other nations seems problematic.
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  2186. As a conservative we could probably have an entire documentary about how conservative leaders say one thing and do another. Fact of the matter is if you vote for establishment candidates it really doesn't matter if you vote democrat or republican. You'll be fed the same soup.
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  2187.  @Lee-pf6od  Usually the nation having it's 'entire infrastructure destroyed has the higher potential for being a failed state.
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  2188.  @rexsceleratorum1632  Just because Ukraine is closer to Germany than Iraq culturally it is still no where near close enough to garner the same results. Ukraine btw has for most of it's history also been ruled by a dictator or in chaos. FYI.
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  2189. For the same reason America isn't pushing Armenia about it's ethnic cleansing of 850,000 Azeris in the 1990s.
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  2190.  @kasimaasim7639  What goes around comes around......
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  2191.  @amj8986  Sure they are, they've done worse in Africa. It is just that Genocide Macron doesn't have a catchy feel to it.
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  2192.  @sueyourself5413  Look into Macron's early comments about Israel's brutal assault on Gaza. No need to invent. Look at French policy in the Sahel and their past behavior in places like Algeria. No need to invent. Israel would have to do what they recently did in Gaza a few more hundred times to even come close to the civilian murder rate France reached in Algeria. No need to invent.
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  2193.  @elkobit7415  Except I'm not an Arab nor am I from anywhere near that region. What I support is reason, logic and facts. Also Israel wouldn't have to deal with rockets if they didn't stuff 2.3 million people into a concentration camp after stealing their homes and slaughtering their children. This isn't a difficult concept to understand. Also if Hamas and rockets were Israel's only concern. Can you explain to me why Israel is slaughtering children in the west bank which has no rockets and has no Hamas?
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  2194. @ferzy09 Yes it's an extremely strange relationship Turkey and Russia have. Some places they fight like cats and dogs other places they cooperate. Real politik at play.
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  2195. The Tatars are actually in Russia, Ukraine and Crimea. What do they have to do with this?
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  2196.  @nuriben7910  Impossible to know what religion these people are by simply looking at them. You have one group claiming they're shitte, another group claiming they're sunni and now you claiming they're Christian. You're all insane, you can't possibly know
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  2197.  @joewiediger2737  If enough people raise their voices this insanity will stop immediately. But that is the problem, not enough people care or even pay attention. Hell what percentage of our population even knows that we have 900 soldiers sitting in Syria for no reason other than the fact they're being used as bait or a trip wire to spark a war. I'm sorry but that turns my stomach, all 900 of those soldiers have families, the fact they're seen as expendable like this insane. But that is where we are and we can't seem to do anything about it :O(
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  2198.  @pinbarbecue1100 East has been pathetic since the nets twice then the sizers went to the finals only to get smacked up all three times
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  2199.  @caesarenricobandello it isn’t even a state. It is an apartheid colonial regime
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  2200. @Vangelis Skia, You really can't put the Armenian genocide on par with what happened to the Greeks. Because by the sheer numbers the Greeks actually slaughtered more Turks on the lands they conquered at the time than the Turks of Greeks. So if anything they'd both have to admit to it with Greece paying out more in reparations. The Armenian genocide sticks out because it was very one sided. It's like a 1000-1 ratio. I find it interesting when the topic of genocide comes up, people feel like it's a party they want to join. Very strange.
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  2201.  @SenBonZakura2007  How about trying to tackle what was said instead of simply saying wrong and wrong. You seem far too emotional to be having debates like this.
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  2202. Was it a village where Azeris were ethnically cleansed in the 1990s? Boy Patrick, you're doing a hell of a job sweeping the ethnic cleansing of more than half a million people in the 1990s under the rug, seeming to ignore the 800lbs elephant in the room which caused this current conflict.
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  2203.  @miltiadiskyvernitis  The fact you're triggered is quite obvious. When your cognitive dissonance is so out of control that the only way to keep your world view is to label facts as "stupid" says a lot no? What happened happened. Your emotion won't change that reality.
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  2204. If we dug deep we can find mistakes a lot worse than Bulgaria and Romania not being members of the USSR lol
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  2205.  @GoznerPeter  Maybe he does care about his citizens, wondering how it is in their interests to support apartheid, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing.
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  2206.  @Robert-xs2mv  It is all relative. Sure we live in hard times compared to 20 years ago. But serious hard times? Unfortunately you ain't seen nothin yet.
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  2207. The crazy part is like 2 dozen or so civilians died in that entire conflict. And this psycho is trying to draw a correlation between that and what is happening in Gaza. It goes to show how far people will go to paint false narratives.
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  2208. @SnowsStorm1your proof of your point. “I know a guy” lol
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  2209. @jermania766. No serious person watches these videos for the pretty pictures. If they spend all their effort the pictures, the content and research will suffer. If you want nicer looking pictures, try a children's book. They have fantastic pictures.
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  2210.  @juryfiesta2370  You do realize this thing has shot down like 40 Russian "air defense systems" over the past 6 years in many different conflicts. It's known as the Russian air defense killer and you're claiming it's useless at the one thing it does really well? Interesting.
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  2211.  @Beretta249  This idea that anyone should be shamed of anything anyone in their long long family tree may have done is one of the most ridiculous ideas over put forth. If we were to extrapolate this to all humans, there wouldn't be a single human alive who wouldn't feel ashamed of something or have something to apologize for. When ever you have an idea, to see if it's a good or bad idea you have to extrapolate it to it's logical conclusion. The logical conclusion of this idea is nothing short of absurd. I'm not a European Christian so none of my ancestors owned any slaves that I'm aware of but at the same time I'm sure I can find someone in my family tree that's probably done some horrible sh!t. So I'm now supposed to feel eternally ashamed according to this new logic? I'm not sure I really blame the people pushing this, every society has people trying to undermine it with horrid ideas. The fact this is getting traction and hasn't gotten a bigger blow black is what amazes me. It's a sign of how irrational and irresponsible society at large has become. I don't think this will end well.
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  2212. @Gerald Kramer, Not sure I see the duplicity here. Their policy is quite clear. They're doing what they say and saying what they do. Why do you think both sides of this conflict picked them to mediate? What is surprising is that you'd literally make a comment which is the opposite of what is happening.
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  2213. All authoritarian super states must be complex. How else would they dope millions of people into it?
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  2214.  @TalesOfGod  Yea they're having economic difficulties but I don't think they'll go the route of other nations in the area where they'll be in such bad shape they have to beg. I doubt they'll go the route of Greece, their economy isn't that bad.
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  2215.  @allanluis3696 well said
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  2216. My sister dated a guy like that years ago . Now imagine a government like that which happens to be armed to the teeth. Terrifying.
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  2217.  @ysti6552  The Albanians in northern Greece should make their own state too. Free themselves from the authoritarianism and barbarism of the Greek state. Just like Kurds from Turks.
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  2218.  @trotgun1563  You think people there "manipulation" to hate the people who occupy, murder and exploit them? Seriously?
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  2219.  @stavrosnicolaou4702  Not sure what any of that has to do with your statement about Stoltenberg. Aside from the fact he is technically right about which Nato country suffering most from terrorism. The rest of your post is basically an emotional rant with very little substance. You're coming off like a triggered gender studies student.
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  2220.  @GoodbyePaleSwine I never thought I’d see SS officer types we read about. Now I see you. You will be remembered
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  2221. Hard to imagine a guy who wants genocide to stop to be a heart filled with hate. Just sayin...
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  2222. @Coyote, It depends on what is in it for them. Relationships between nations aren't like relationships between people. If the Europeans will be willing to make concessions on certain things, pay top price and be willing to pay in Russian currency. I'm sure the Russians will be happy to start supplying again.
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  2223.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  The fact Europe is getting the energy doesn't really change the equation. I'd imagine at this point the Russians would prefer the Azeri gas and oil not get to Europe at all. The Russians have used Armenia to tame Azerbaijan. That has historically been their policy. There are only three nations which can effect outcomes in that region. Russia, Turkey and Iran. You can't change geography. The idea of Armenia fully turning to western powers is pure and utter insanity for them. But again it is a sovereign state and I guess they can do as they please. It isn't going to end well for them though.
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  2224.  @sarahfisherfinley6063  don’t be childish
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  2225. @Axel Mannni, I'm no fan of Erdogan but how can you compare him to a man who's population still defecates on the streets?
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  2226.  @lahire4943  The Ottomans and Brits carried the French in Crimea, what are you smoking? Bro you're literally clutching at straws, you might as well try to convince me the world is flat.
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  2227.  @lahire4943  You laughing hysterically and delving into cognitive dissonance isn't going to change two things. 1. The reality of my original post and how demonstrably true it is. 2. The fact you were emotionally triggered by those facts.
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  2228.  @n5304  you're literally referring to two dying and decaying groups of people about their glory in fighting each other 100s of years ago. I'm not English, I'm also aware that like France they're a dying civilization as well, with an army today almost as inept as France's. Two nations who are weak and irrelevant on the world stage. But have leaders who still think it is the 1800s and anyone gives a sh!t what either of these nations think. Both are simply vassal states of Washington. France today is what Algeria was in the 1800s. A colony.
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  2229. @Shawn, lately France has had an amazing ability to always back the wrong horse in international conflicts. Not sure if it's chutzpah or good ol stupidity.
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  2230.  @dorianodet8064  Under-discussed because 99% of mainstream media outlets ignore France's crimes in Africa.
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  2231. @JJ, Without Nato the EU simply cannot defend itself. The only nations in Nato which are capable of fighting a protracted war also happen to be the Nato nations which aren't in the EU.
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  2232.  @europason2293  Being outraged is one thing. Getting so emotional you turn into a raving lunatic where reason and logic mean nothing to you is entirely different. Nothing he says even makes sense on this topic. It is funny how a small dose of reality from Tucker drove him over the ege.
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  2233.  Abe Sapien  I think you're referring to that group we indirectly armed to go finish Assad off no? Also if there was another fanatical religious group growing you can be sure our intelligence community would certainly find a way to help them move forward so we'll again have a never ending excuse to forever stay in that region. Lets also not forget. Iraq and Syria were pretty stable places until we arrived. Never ending wars are pretty profitable I'd imagine, especially when the man in charge are from the companies making all the profits. The OP's comment was spot on.
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  2234.  @romancultist6089  Interesting point Roman. Is it your contention Iraq, Libya and Syria were less stable and worse off before the interventions? If so, I have some pacific ocean front property in Arkansas I'd like to sell you.
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  2235. According to the mainstream media all those people are antisemitic lol
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  2236. @Villian I'd imagine the strategic policy makers in Nato don't agree with you. Who to believe? People do this for a living at the highest levels or the analysis of a random person on youtube who disagrees with them? hmmmmmm Hard to choose.
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  2237.  @ryann8115  A buzz word is sometimes used as a buzz word. Other times it is used because it aptly describes a situation. None of that change the fact you're far too emotionally invested in this to be even mildly rational. It's ironic that you're the one who is talking about people being obsessed due to one small comment which led you to have another emotional meltdown lol Freak out all you want my man, reality won't change. Keep trying to convince me the earth is flat, the earth still won't be flat. I'm glad to see you're fighting the good fight though, keep backing that apartheid state for god knows what ever reason you feel the need to do so.
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  2238. I'd hate to be "that" guy. But we didn't win the war in Korea. It was a stalemate.
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  2239.  @PhotonDome that is pretty dumbed down of not out right childish analysis of the situation
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  2240.  @makky6239  At what point did the Russians who were having a economic meltdown not going to do business just to please the Greeks? Seriously?
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  2241. First time watcher. I almost turned it off after hearing that woman’s insane rant about which beach an event was held at. The level of entitlement was cringe. Was nice to see her with a quick u-turn when the guy slapped her in the face with reality. Glad I kept watching the rest of the video was fantastic. Nice to see more people waking up to the reality of our uniparty system.
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  2242.  @Aensergio  So it is your contention by principle that anyone who is against anything the regime does should simply leave the country? What would make more sense is that people with such a vested interest in Israel should go fight there then. Instead of giving the rest of us a headache here at home.
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  2243.  @Alex-ez1lk  With the Iran war you might have a point. With the Kuwait war not so much. You'd have to fight like 1500 Kuwait wars and you still wouldn't be close in reaching the civilian death toll the Iraq war caused. Don't enter a debate about numbers when the numbers point to the fact you're dead wrong. BUD.
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  2244.  @Alex-ez1lk  Like I said the amount of civilians who died in Kuwait was literally 1 100th less than the invasion of Iraq. As far as the Iran, Iraq war that too is hard to compare with the invasion of Iraq by America. Considering Iran and Iraq fought a conventional war in fields, mountains and deserts away from population centers. Most the people who died with soldiers and willing participants, they weren't fighting in cities and there weren't nearly as many civilian deaths. Again understand the conflicts, understand how they took place, understand how many civilians died. You have to actually understand the numbers to try to debate them.
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  2245. Depends on how that non-compete is written. Him airing his views on his personal social media account might not be akin to him having a show on network television. So again it depends on how that non-compete is written. Not to mention it will bring into question how far reaching gagging someone's views in public can reach. It's a tricky legal issue for sure. I'd love to see how this plays out.
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  2246. They obviously aren't going to be happy about the situation but there isn't much they can do. Larger nations will always go with their interests first.
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  2247. That would accomplish nothing. Essentially US consumers would be stuck footing the bill.
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  2248. Lets assume the worst and imagine Russia did invade Estonia. These women are going to defend Estonia? Seriously? People have been watching far too many left wing action movies.
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  2249.  @aevans-jl9ym  What you're saying is so true that Palestinian Christians seem to have no issues living with non Christian Palestinians yet can't do so with near Israeli settlers.
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  2250.  @howdareu964  If Ukraine gives the Russian military a bloody nose or worse it will be a huge blow to Russia's prestige worldwide. Once smaller nations get a playbook on how to fight back against the bear, how much influence will the bear be able to put on all these nations? It's going to be interesting how this all plays out.
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  2251. Russia has an agreement to defend Armenia. Armenia itself was never attacked. What exactly did you expect Russia to do? Go to war for a piece of territory that Russia nor Armenia officially recognize as part of Armenia? Seriously?
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  2252.  ISLAMMEHMEDOV  Lets not be ridiculous. Yes the people claiming they're committing genocide are no where near the realm of reality. But on the flip side this idea that these foreign interventions are based on helping people is just as ridiculous as well. They're serving their geopolitical interests like every nation does. Thankfully they're not slaughtering civilians on mass like my county does like when we invaded Iraq. That I give them credit for. But don't tell me their aims are altruistic. That's insane.
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  2253.  ISLAMMEHMEDOV  Well at the end of the day as Ukraine and Russia fight over Crimea, personally I'm hoping in the end the real owners of Crimea take it back. The Tatars are the rightful owners of that territory.
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  2254. This is the age of the internet where information travels fast. Who would have thought that an apartheid state which has concentration camps and is now looking to exterminate the concentration camp just might piss off people all around the world. The people in this specific part of the world aren't people to be trifled with. If they don't want something, it isn't going to happen and they apparently don't want planes from an Apartheid state landing in their airport. I'd imagine that will be the last flight going there from Israel.
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  2255. 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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  2256. We live in times where people can get thrown in jail for having the "wrong" opinion. So yea, anything is possible.
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  2257.  @sindraxo9249  Seriously? You're going to try to turn this conversation into identity? I can too, me personally I'm doing a lot better than I was doing than I was 30 years ago I'm treated a lot better too. But I'm fairly sure this conversation wasn't about that. You'd have to be a real self centered person to try to make every single conversation about you or your identity.
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  2258. This is insane. Why would they surrender just like that? Just because they're told to? The sheer insanity of our diplomacy is outright terrifying.
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  2259. Every nation on this planet recognizes this territory as Azerbaijani. Even the Armenian government. So what in the world are you talking about?
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  2260.  @nikosgeorgiou9020  Imagine making a deal for islands after a war under a deal where you're not able to militarize them. Then militarize islands a few miles off the coast of your neighbor. If that isn't using islands as an offensive tool I'm not sure what it is. It's all irrelevant though, the way things are going I don't think the Greeks will be able to keep those islands long term anyway. Eventually they'll come for you.
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  2261. @Pat Behe, Support the candidate most republicans and democrats hate. Trump, Bernie Sanders, Pat Buchanan (from back in the day), Ron Paul and many others. They exist on both sides of the isle, not many of them but they exist. Again vote for the person both sides tell you not to vote for lol
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  2262.  @archerc3811  More capabilities for sure, cheaper? I highly doubt it.
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  2263. Georgia would be better off neutral. Armenia, Armenia is fuked no matter what it does.
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  2264. Sorry bro but all that credibility you built over the years was burned with that one ridiculous video you made about Israel vs Lebanon. People liked you because you were about facts and not spewing propagandistic talking points. Well I should say used to like you. RIP to the growth of your channel
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  2265.  @anlfrat8411  This is true. The sick man is now out of bed. The people calling him the sick man are now the ones who are ready to fall into bed.
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  2266. @Faux Que, You're not far off. Obama wanted them to put on a dress and dance for him. They said no and he punished them for it.
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  2267. If that happened we'd have no government lol
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  2268.  @massimodanzelmo4607  I think he is trying to claim any nation siding with Israel is a terrorist state. What he fails to realize is he wants the rest of us to believe the vast majority of the world are terrorists then, because the vast majority of nations are standing against israel on this one. He is either a paid troll, or so deep in cognitive dissonance that he has lost all touch with reality.
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  2269.  @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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  2270. @Tailor Made, this entire mess started because of Russia. Russia only intervened now to bring forth a set of events which will probably keep these two nations close to war at all times. If the Russians just left the region alone, a lot of these issues would have been solved a long time ago.
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  2271. We're seeing this play out all over the world, some nations due to certain conditions are feeling the pinch more than others. But there is one constant, poor people all over the globe are struggling. I don't think this is a short term issue. Once the supply chain breaks down and international trade is disrupted instability will follow. Instability will therefore make it that much more difficult the put the supply chain back together. As bad as things are in places like Greece, people have it much worse in places like Egypt, Libya and their neighbors. These nations in North Africa get the lion's share of all their wheat at cheap prices from Russia and Ukraine. That has now been cut off and the poor will find it very difficult to find enough food. We're headed into some very dark places and millions will suffer. :O(
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  2272. Maybe if Europe stops supporting and funding more chaos in Syria, as it is doing right now. That might happen. Remember the globalist elites in these nations don't want the refugees to leave. They're going to do all they can to make sure this new Syria stays in chaos so they get 2 benefits. 1. More refugees 2. Israel has another enemy in chaos. Win win for them, they help their Zionist overlords and get to bring in more refugees. What is not to like for the elites running Europe no?
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  2273.  @Trikipum  Recoilless gun or artillery. 100KM or 3KM, did you watch the video? They're literally firing random shots with zero line of sight. Considering how densely populated these cities seem to be, what are the odds they aren't hitting civilians or even targeting them? You seem to have zero regard for human life.... poor thing.
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  2274.  @stevenhorne354  They seem okay to deal with the consequences.
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  2275.  @blank-xs2qs  When these smaller and poorer nations are targeted by the globalists for influence, they're doomed. They either become slaves or they are destroyed. Libya, Georgia, Syria, Iraq the list goes on and on and on. Today it's Ukraine to be sacrificed. I wonder who is next. :O( It always starts with protests which are magically funded by billions.
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  2276.  @meehere  Hubris, they don't even feel the need to think through their false narratives.
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  2277. @Saif AG, A lot of people in North Africa and the Levant have high percentage of French. French soldiers and officers raped a lot of women during those brutal occupations. Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon. All have high concentration of French DNA markers.
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  2278.  @patternrecon5271  Not sure what that has to do with modern people in these countries having one grand parent be a French officer. Don't debate like a cultural marxist my man, try to be rational and stay on topic.
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  2279.  @patternrecon5271  Wow what a fantastic argument lol
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  2280.  @longkesh1971  It wasn't a hijack or a seizure. They were merely "enforcing sanctions on an apartheid state." lol
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  2281. @Moscent I don't like judging a person based on where they are on the political spectrum. I prefer to judge a person on how intellectually honest they are. Michael Wolff, who I probably don't agree with on 90% of issues can still be respected because he seems to say what he believes is the truth. It's a trait lacked by most in our society. Imagine being honest being seen as a vice?
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  2282. @Mitch Mills, it's too late my man. Democracy in America is DEAD. People woke up far too late.
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  2283. @Ninaskokan5777. Same place the UNHR was when Armenia illegally invaded the internationally recognized territory of their neighbor and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. You can't push genocidal policies and go around invading other nation's legal territory because of some ancient historical claim. Armenia will eventually have to pay reparations for those war crimes and come to terms with their history.
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  2284. @Caleb Bearup, I don't think It's for you to decide who the leader of another country might be.
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  2285.  @larsnielsen1852  No one claimed people can't have opinions. Just like other people are free to question the validity of said opinions. It's called the open market place of ideas, generally bad ideas get destroyed.
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  2286.  @ilirsvenfrancous9011  As weak as the middle east is, there are nations there with far more powerful militaries than in the Balkans. Not that these middle eastern nations aren't horribly weak, they are. But the Balkans is made up of wheelchair militaries. Few regions on this planet are that weak in terms of military capability.
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  2287. Very impressive talk, I enjoyed it but I do have a question. For a person who is a self professed "researcher" how could he have gotten Robert F Kennedy so wrong? The idea that RFK is a person who isn't interested in empire and wants cooperation with the world and not domination of it is insanity, especially in light of RFK's recent comments. RFK literally came out and said we must protect Israel because Israel is our natural forever aircraft carrier in the middle east. Essentially our tool to exert hard power and dominate the region in a colonial and imperial way. So he left no mistake where he stands on the issue of dominating the world and his ideas on empire. I would have imagined a "researcher" would have seen these comments by RFK which has raised many eyebrows among his supporters.
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  2288. They can't because international law states occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary. Probably doubly true for people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp.
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  2289. The UN chief citing international law. HOW DARE HE!!! lol
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  2290.  @praisethelegendarymessiahs2617  That still doesn't change the fact they were charging insane fees for the outdated tech doesn't it? If I ask you to sell me an old car, I surely wouldn't be happy if you tried to charge me the price of a brand new Ferrari for it would I? The deal was initially for 30 billion and the French later ballooned the costs to 90 billion along with major delays. I get it, France is used to this tactic because it likes to sell it to smaller nations which it can bully into paying the higher price tag. Unfortunately for France the Aussies weren't as powerless as the French hoped they would be. I'd imagine to make up for this France will either rob some African nation in an arms deal or go to their next best cash cow Greece. Offer them great naval assets for a reasonable price and then triple the price half way through. Again the Aussies weren't about to play that game with France.
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  2291.  @praisethelegendarymessiahs2617  No matter what argument you make, the Aussies realized they didn't have to get ripped off by the French. They had better options and they took them. Most nations who have a choice won't deal with the French, nor should they
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  2292.  @Mootje-t2y  The age of empires is over. We've entered the age of influence. So no it won't come back. But like you said something far more influential has the potential to emerge. Not saying it will or won't, just saying the potential is there.
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  2293. @Rakesh Rao, people have been saying this for 20 years, we haven't seen it come to fruition. Less rhetoric, less cliches please.
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  2294. @Zoltanbarath7371. Yes Nagorno Karabakh the enclave itself was majority Armenian. However the 7 regions around Nagorno Karabakh the Armenia also invaded and took by force were heavily populated by Azeris. To the tune of over 800,000 civilians which were all brutally ethnically cleansed after the invasion in the 1990s. Ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians for the comfort of 90,000 people who happened to be living in another nation's borders is pure and utter madness.
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  2295.  @vruyrmovsisyan6259  You simply can't invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse over half a million civilians and expect no one to notice. And then try to rationalize this brutality and breach of international law by some subjective claim from 4000 years ago. It's insanity.
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  2296.  umbrellastudio7481  Germany in one instance was directly slaughtering of civilians. This time is aiding and abetting slaughtering of civilians. Don't think this isn't something people have noticed.
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  2297. The amount of pressure that would put them under would be intense. So yea, they won't mention it. The biggest crime you can commit in our current society is the crime of telling the truth.
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  2298.  @ΜΑΝΩΛΗΣΜ oh I feel you. You’re basically explaining to me the mindset you used to try to go full blown ethnic cleaning on them. Tell me more please. It is fascinating to hear the ideas and philosophies behind one group of people who try to exterminate another.
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  2299.  @DavidBritton-nl1wv  About 2 weeks So yea, Europe can have cheap natural gas for 2 weeks. At a cost of 100 billion dollars for the pipeline. Sounds like a fantastic investment lol
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  2300. @stephane1623. These were all softball questions which were obviously intended to get a certain narrative across. Are you some paid troll trying to make these lunatics look good or something?
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  2301.  @kalijasin  the America we thought we knew has been under attack for the past 30 years while we all slept. That America is now gone.
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  2302. @Hellblazer, When one side trying to eradicate a small minority on the island, I'm not sure it's a good idea for this island to be reunited. What assurances does the small minority have that the majority wont' go full blown Hitler on them again? There has been no violence since 1974 and civilians haven't been slaughtered since then. Best to keep it that way.
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  2303. @John Gibson I'm fairly sure this debate centered around comparisons of Ottoman slavery. Not sure what Arabs doing in Palmyra thousands of years before the Ottomans even showed up adds to this debate. Also even though they may have "officially" banned slavery, slavery is still fairly common in places like Saudi Arabia.
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  2304. @Euta Fa'alafi, you're right the media doesn't want to know the truth. Any half decent journalist worth their salt would have torn this guy to shreds.
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  2305. Super interesting video. Thanks for putting this out there. 👍
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  2306. Generally the idea is to take a bit more from those who can afford it to those who can't. That is the idea behind subsidizing. But in corrupt nations it rarely works that way. Like @Harasi said it ends up in someone's pocket.
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  2307.  @DavidMarcotte-xx1nw  He isn't putting them together. He is putting America's treatment of them together.
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  2308.  @BMe-ck6fd  Good luck with that.
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  2309.  @lisakistler9795  Yea because you know what is best for the entire west right?
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  2310.  @denizb.4142  Odd comment Deniz. Nato didn't invade Iraq, Libya, Syria and Afghanistan did. America did with nations who were willing to follow, none of those were Nato operations. Serbia was more so a Nato operation but lets be honest, it was one of the few times we've seen western intervention somewhere which actually had a positive result.
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  2311.  @b.benjamineriksson6030  Seems it is a bit late for that. They're more likely to send you packing in a few decades lol
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  2312.  @evilbabai7083  Yes and the Kurdish regional government of Northern Iraq gave Turkey the green light to bomb the terrorists. Not only gave the green light but also gave the Turks the coordinates. Are you saying the Kurdish regional government in northern Iraq doesn't have the right to ask for help in bombing terrorists groups hiding in their mountains? Is that the argument you're making?
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  2313.  @SD-SD-SD  Have your fingers gotten tired from posting all these troll posts?
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  2314.  @thinkbeforeleap  But racially those people are Chinese. So you're going to call them racist for stating an obvious fact? Would you be racist for calling an ethnic German an ethnic German? Your comments are really strange.
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  2315.  @thinkbeforeleap  You might want to look at international law. You also might want to look at the legal status of Taiwan before making insane claims like they're an "immigrant nation" like America or Canada. Do you actually know anything about the history of Taiwan and how it became Taiwan? The fact Taiwan is humane and China isn't has absolutely nothing to do with the history of Taiwan and how it relates to what Taiwan is as it pertains to international law. What is an insult is how you completely and utterly throw reason and logic out of the window in favor of emotional arguments. An intolerable insult to rational adults and how they should debate.
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  2316. @Helmut Helmut Did you really with a straight face try to put Chinese foreign policy on par with American or Russian foreign policy over the past 100 years and the amount of damage they've done? I'm sure they've done horrible things but to even think it's anywhere near the level of destruction caused by America and Russia is nothing short of insanity.
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  2317. I don't think anyone is insane enough to invade Vietnam. With that said though it doesn't mean that China wouldn't be willing to fight a naval battle with them to control the seas.
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  2318.  @mistergeopolitics4456  Iran was impossible to invade due to their geography. Not much has changed since then. However they aren't nearly strong enough to be a regional hegemon in this day and age.
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  2319. Dude needs to keep the war going as long as possible to stay out of jail.
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  2320. @SI, I have a better idea. How about not invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territories and not ethnically cleansing half a million civilians? That would be better than complaining about who didn't or didn't back you up
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  2321.  @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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  2322.  @eric6616  Can you point to any international law to prove this point? Can you point to any recognized international border which shows this? The only UN resolutions on this matter I'm aware of was condemnation of Armenia for illegally occupying internationally recognized legal territory of Azerbaijan. Do you have no interest in international law and human decency?
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  2323.  @omgnowairly  So you're saying it is shocking to see people stuffed into a concentration camp for 2 decades to build homemade weapons? Okay, that is an interesting take on the situation.
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  2324.  @user-pq7jj3vs3e  So your logic is that because it happened somewhere else earlier, it should continue to happen everywhere and everyone should just shut up? Is that your argument?
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  2325.  @dharmachakra2616  I just realized I've seen you copy and paste this response over and over again. Troll farm?
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  2326. They prefer to keep their people dumbed down and arguing over nonsense while they play the Empire from starwars.
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  2327.  @kai_draco  All governments are the same, by nature they want more and more power. So no sense telling them anything. It's up to the people to check them.
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  2328.  @joshuapaul2022  Conflict is over, period.
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  2329.  @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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  2330. People rising up has happened all throughout history. If you push a population too far they'll react. In most cases however when a group of people rise up, they go after their leaders in the uprising. They don't torch their own neighborhoods and businesses. This is pure and utter madness. Complaining about a standard of life, then burning everything down and getting an even lower standard of life. The stupidity in all this is mind boggling.
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  2331.  @drchelebi  It seems you're not understanding how Armenian policy works. When they refuse to honor something they signed it is fine. When someone else refuses in retaliation it is a crime.
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  2332.  @rael5469  What? You do realize you sound delirious right?
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  2333.  @7owlfthr  I don't doubt it has been going on longer than that. That is simply when I started to notice it :O(
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  2334.  @ogphill  That only means one thing, we're turning into a third world country. The rule is usually quite simple. If you're in power the rules don't apply to you. These things tend to take on a life of their own and usually come back to haunt those who implement these systems. In the end everyone suffers.
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  2335.  @mickroberts5166  One could say the same thing about Croatian as well. It isn't really a language either. Just like Bosnian it is basically Serbian garbled up Seriously what is a Croatian anyway if you really break it down? Aside from Serbs who happen to convert away from Orthodoxy.
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  2336.  @dennydritic2628  One could debate the word terrorist to no ends, you're right. But separatist isn't really debatable. International law is quite clear and on what is and what isn't a separatist movement. It isn't up for debate. The militia forces in Nagorno Karabakh are separatist force. It would be impossible to debate against that.
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  2337.  @ehs1452  If we're going to get into hypotheticals with no basis, I'd imagine anyone can ethnically cleanse anyone else at any time and any place. It's a bit hard to imagine a nation which has over 20 million of a specific ethnic group in their own nation is somehow magically going to decide to ethnically cleanse that same ethnic group somewhere else. Not exactly plausible in reality but would be plausible in the world of cheap rhetoric with no basis in reality.
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  2338.  @mizzboomorris3276  Sweden not being able to join Nato really doesn't have much to do with the recent incident. All that incident did was give Turkey an excuse to veto them as they have other (some what valid) reasons to veto them. The Swedish government has made childish miscalculation after childish miscalculation. They're really in a rough spot not.
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  2339. Not like it matters. They critiqued those who aren't allowed to be critiqued. Student Visa, Green card, citizen. Doesn't matter. They'll get punished. You don't level criticism at the overlords.
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  2340.  @songcramp66  Probably more insecure than you realize. But then again are there any groups of people in that entire region who aren't emotional train wrecks?
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  2341. if they had given back the occupied territories via negotiations it would have been quite different. At this point Armenia has zero chance of EU or Nato membership.
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  2342.  @harmless6813  You think it's more likely that someone would blow up their own pipeline which they could simply shut off? Or someone who said they were going to do it?
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  2343. @Omgblargha. Imagine things were as black and white as you present them lol
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  2344. I was vacationing on the Turkish coast when those fires broke out. They had like 40 planes and more than 20 helicopters who's specific duty it was to drop water on the fires. Unfortunately the fires were far too big and far too widespread to be stopped so easily. This idea that they didn't have 3 fire trucks is ridiculous. I literally watched them fighting those fires from my hotel room.
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  2345. @SFSarkis, The Azeris offered to return the captives in exchange for Armenia giving them maps of all the mines they planed in civilian areas. The Armenians refused. Apparently the prospect of killing more innocent civilians with these mines are more important to them than getting their soldiers back. Also a group of people's freedom doesn't start where half a million people are ethnically cleansed. Try not to be so evil.
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  2346. 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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  2347. Well Israel is doing everything in it's power to spark a regional war. Iran hasn't taken the bait so far, I doubt it will now.
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  2348. @Lacking a Face, imagine that. They'd make a real quick u-turn on migration policy. You see they want you to have refugee neighbors and will call you a racist for not wanting it. The same rules don't apply to them though.
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  2349.  @TheFalseShepphard  So you're saying I visited a place in the void regions that don't really exist last year? Wow, gotta tell my wife that our trip must have been a sci-fi experience.
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  2350.  @clairevancleave1508  He spelled it out about as clear as it can get.
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  2351. @Cavid Salahov, if this many people showed up in France all at once, a civil war would break out.
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  2352.  @Muhammad-sx7wr  Well said Muhammad. But unfortunately you're preaching to the wrong crowd. You're talking about fairness, justice and principles to people who've built their entire being on being opposed to those things. People with a high quality of life which can only be propped up by brutalizing others around the world and stealing their natural resources. Talking about treating all humans the same to these types of people is fruitless, it simply won't happen. The only way to make people treat you fairly is to force them to, unfortunately this is how the world is. You get fairness on the international stage through the barrel of a shotgun. You being a Somali have unfortunately seen your country learn this lesson in the last 100 years the hard way. But looking at the military strides Somalia has been taking via it's partnership with the Turks, I think you guys have already figured it out.
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  2353. 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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  2354.  @mamaloh8165 I fail to see what that has to do with Germany cheering on genocide.
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  2355. MSM doesn't have journalists. They have paid actors who read from script.
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  2356. @Hayden Socha, that isn't a teacher. What he/she is, is an indoctrination technician.
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  2357. He won't be around for long.
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  2358. This is how a lot of people from his ideological bent feel but will never say in public.
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  2359. @Outer Space, Good call. There are a lot of non European nations which are light years ahead of eastern Europe in terms of living standards.
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  2360. Probably not.
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  2361. @Tim Vantarn, that isn't how Washington sees it. "Either you're dependent on us or you're against us."
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  2362.  @xmyvibex  Biden pivoting to Asia and then pulling out of Afghanistan scared the living daylights out of the UAE. They simply do not have the ability to defend themselves. Poking the largest and most powerful military in your region at a time America might leave you high and dry is a dangerous situation for the UAE. This was basically a bribe and to use a wait and see attitude about American foreign policy. I don't think it will work though, if America ever does fully leave the region and leaves it to it's own vices, I don't foresee Turkey not holding a grudge against the UAE. They'll have to spend a lot more than 10 billion to erase that level of anger.
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  2363. @DA WA, you guys are actually quite lucky the way Turkey is behaving. A rational nation would not keep 5 million refugees who want to go elsewhere. If I were in their shoes I'd open the doors and be like "oh you want to go there, have a good time." Hell I might even give them a one time cash option just to leave. Europe is quite lucky Turkey is playing ball and holding on to them, I doubt they'll play the role of fool for much longer though.
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  2364.  @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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  2365. What interest does Russia have in doing this? What would they gain?
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  2366. I'd imagine the will of the people to be better than a tyrant. I could however be wrong considering I don't live in any of these nations. But from my worldview I think any group of people deserves to elect their own leaders rather than have one imposed on them. Regardless of what we in the west might or might not think about their choices.
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  2367.  @gizlihesap1567  Did Saddam also work really hard so he can be killed? Was it all part of his master plan? lol
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  2368. Odd because if you ask the Turks Greece belongs to Turkey. Good luck solving that riddle.
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  2369.  @tomo_xD  The line was actually created by a Greek politician. He said in WW2 the Germans came with tanks, in 2010 they came with banks. Either way just because colonization did happen before the advent of tanks, it's still a good line.
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  2370. These arrest warrants make sense. Bringing the guys who were leading an illegal militia group which was responsible for ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in the 1990s isn't a bad precedent to set. Allows future war criminals to understand they will get their day in court, even if it is 30 years later.
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  2371. @Ramazan Bilgin, You're absolutely right. If France 24 isn't happy with the way refugees are treated elsewhere, they should lobby the government to bring them to France. Then they can show the world how it's supposed to be done.
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  2372. @ Adelson aka Israeli lobbyist to name one. 100 million buys a lot of influence.
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  2373. At this point Turkey is already lost. We've pushed them around needlessly far too often. They're at a point where everything is 100% transactional with us. As far as them buying Chinese tech, if they want it, it won't be under the table.
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  2374.  @FazeParticles  if true it's an interesting thing. How a non America first movement actually owns and controls an American first movement. You really couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. I'm not sure if I want to laugh at this or cry about it.
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  2375. @Sot11cat, If you'd bother to pay attention to what is happening in that country it's actually the other way around. Vetoing Sweden and Finland is a huge headache for the government but they have no choice because elections are coming and the people are putting intense pressure on the government to veto Sweden. It's an awkward situation considering Sweden is trying to join a collective defense alliance while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in the country which is part of said alliance. Needless to say they aren't happy.
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  2376. No dude.
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  2377. @Finnstigator, this is probably why Turkey will probably lift the veto Finland. Sweden though, yea they're not getting in.
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  2378.  @epicurea8656  I think anyone who's watched France 24 knows exactly what I'm talking about.
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  2379.  @dwdfusion3138  I've also never been to Ukraine. So I shouldn't ever claim there is a war going on? That is your logic?
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  2380. You're right, these things do tend to fall on deaf ears these days. Which begs the question why someone would put forth threats they know will be ignored.
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  2381. Turkey was never in the EU, how exactly are they going to leave? If by leave you mean leave their orbit of influence, then yes that has already happened. Integrating Turkey into the EU (which would be massively difficult) might have been the only thing that could in the long term have saved the EU. Granting them more hard power and the geostrategic advantage of getting at cheap fossil fuels and natural resources from the Caucasus and the middle east in an entire supply chain they could control and defend. That ship has sailed. I think all that can be done is not sit by the bed of a dying EU waiting for it to die. Might take a few decades but it is going to happen.
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  2382. @Iamaghoul, In many cases this thing has been a life saving technology. Lowering civilian deaths with it's precision targeting.
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  2383.  @SerendipityChild  Unlike you I don't cheer in wars for people to die like I'm watching a basketball game. Russia and Ukraine. It's an unfortunate and complicated situation which is super sad. USA vs Afghanistan as an American I believed then and I believed now occupying that country for 20 years was complete and utter insanity. Israel vs Palestine. I'm no fan of Palestinians (having known so many of them living in New Jersey) but lets not lose sight of the fact that Israel is an apartheid state. So no, I'm not cheering for Israel. If I was I wouldn't call them an apartheid state. Armenia vs Azerbaijan. This is one of the most clear cut cases of right vs wrong. Armenia invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed like 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. Few times will you see a conflict this cut and dry where one side is literally outright wrong. In fact I can't think of many conflicts this black and white since Hitler vs all those nations he invaded. Imagine trying to guess someone about someone and being so dead wrong lol You need to reexamine how you analyze things lol Also unlike you I don't cheer or not cheer for people being slaughtered just based on the color of their skin or religion. You're not only dead wrong with your analysis, you also strike me as a terrible human being. Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  2384. You noticed that too lol
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  2385. If that guy thinks he'll be joining Nato or joining the EU he is absolutely off his rocker.
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  2386.  @Freddy2Rumble  I've had dealings with the younger generations for quite a while now. I'm not so sure. I don't even blame them. I blame us for raising them like this. Yes they can be motivated to make social media content. But lets say we bring back all the factories from China. Who exactly is going to work on the lines building the stuff? Surely those jobs don't involve social media work. At the end of the day someone has to operate the machinery. Someone has to clean the machinery. Someone has to drive the forklifts and clean the floors. Also I'm not sure I agree that "we're not like most civilizations." Looking throughout history we're basically on the same trajectory as every other past empire/civilization that was powerful. The difference is due to modern technology and the high spread spread of information everything is happening faster. Humans are humans I guess regardless of era. Tough times breed tough men who build amazing civilizations. Later generations who have it easy become weak and slowly deteriorate what the tough men built. We did this to ourselves :O(
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  2387.  @TheIfifi  I'd imagine you can say the same about a person who is tries to be the arbiter of what is and isn't wisdom and intellect. If I refused to go into a tank filled with alligators you're probably one of those rocket scientists who would say "well not all alligators bite."
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  2388. @Michelle Maymay, if you're going to use 9/11 as a bench mark for being attacked, Turkey has had like 500 9/11 events with the attackers coming from Northern Syria. According to your logic all of Nato should help Turkey invade Northern Syria? Hmmm
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  2389.  @attemptedunkindness3632  This comment legit made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  2390. @hageevertus1796 Most people agree with this assessment.
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  2391.  @malachi5813  Russia actually stepped in and stepped in and saved the Armenian army which was surrounded and about to be slaughtered. Not to mention Russia stopped the Azeris from marching into Yerevan. You want us to believe they helped the Azeris in the war? lol Also the Azeris fought a high tech war. You think a bunch of jihadists came in and operated their million dollar drones? Think through the insanity of what you are saying. Not to mention the question of why Sunni jihadists would fight for a Shia country whose leadership is secular. If you’re going to believe in fanciful stories, at least find ones which are half believable bro 😂😂
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  2392.  @norshstephens2395  Yup that has been the ebb and flow of this specific conflict. It isn't sustainable though, something's gotta give eventually.
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  2393. Actually most of the trolls here aren't Greek. Believe it or not they're Indian. lol (God knows why)
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  2394.  @garryrichardson4572  Living here in the United States I agree with you that things aren't going entirely too well. However I do not see a Cyprus type situation evolving here. I honestly can't think of any scenario where the majority group wakes up one day and decides they want to slaughter every man woman and child of minority group. These things are extremely rare in human history. Not to say we don't have other problems which could potentially be our downfall. But a Cyprus type situation is too far fetched.
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  2395.  @ansumanacamara9335  Younger generations of Africa simply will not stand for what has been going on there for a very long time. They seem quite aware of what is being done to their nations by countries like France and are willing to take a stand. Once something like this starts, you can't put the genie back in the bottle. France in Africa is finished, sooner or later.
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  2396. Well according to the philosophy of the left, which says these nations have been exploited and that they are owed. If so, then yes Spain certainly should step up to the plate instead of us. We aren't the ones who robbed that entire region of all their gold. That gold is still sitting in Spain's central bank somewhere.
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  2397.  @cplcabs  Let me try to understand your logic. So you're saying if I'm against concentration camps I should go live in one? Did you even think that through before sending in that comment? As far as what the UK can do, perhaps it can stop aiding and giving political cover to an Apartheid state. Perhaps it could not send warships to protect said Apartheid state when it decided to enact the "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp. History will not judge this well. Also the protest will achieve something else you aren't thinking of. It might let people know that not everyone in that country is completely fine with financing and supporting genocide.
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  2398.  @redhippog7  Oh I see your point, Greece is just that happy go lucky neighbor who is constantly being bullied right? lol Good luck with that argument btw, especially of a nation which literally has disputes with every single one of it's neighbors.
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  2399. From the way it is looking you might want to use the word "was."
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  2400.  @TenTenJ  Okay tiger. Go get em.
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  2401.  @MegaDonlemon  Possession is 9/10ths of the law. They teach you that day one skippy.
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  2402. @Aziouss2283. That is just their natural disposition. They always look shy. Super gentle giants.
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  2403.  @littlebrownbird8020  Yes neither of us know. But considering I've seen you copy and paste that message over 50 times on this thread, it seems you aren't very interested in knowing either. You basically have an axe to grind. Which is fine, I would just ask that you'd do a better job of it. You also seem extremely emotional about the topic. Were you raised by a single mom by any chance?
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  2404.  @cowardsfury1  If I know anything I'd imagine that is the idea. We're seeing this ploy in many countries. Here in America they're encouraging more and more migrants, millions upon millions from our southern border to form new voting blocks. Don't see why it would be any different in Turkey.
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  2405.  @cteal2018  It's about as true as the idea men can get pregnant
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  2406. Expecting an issue like gay rights to be high on the agenda of nations grappling with poverty, hunger, lack of access to fresh water and massive unemployment is quite literally insane. Yet on the regular I see these talking head reporters having meltdowns over it.
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  2407.  @kuiperbond8460  Considering your behavior, few would care what your opinion is on what should or shouldn't be valued.
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  2408.  @jaygonzales8258  Yes you're right and he would be a hypocrite if they stuck the Kurds into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp.
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  2409.  @cagdas135  In a crude sense one could make that analogy but it doesn't even fit, Armenia's argument is much weaker than that. Russia hasn't ethnically cleansed areas of Ukraine that it wants. Armenia ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians when it invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s. Russia and Ukraine from a legal and moral point of view have a lot better arguments to make than Armenia does right now.
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  2410. THat might have been possible while the Azeris were trying to negotiate for 30 years. Today I doubt it, total victory usually brings total demands.
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  2411.  @Chris689200  The difference being France had no choice but to fight, the war was on their doorstep. The Aussies half way across the planet decided to help. Big difference. France wasn't the reason France was liberated either. It was mostly the English and the Americans who turned the tide as per usual. Don't give meaningless France more credit than they deserve.
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  2412. Yes and none of this would have happened if the Greek Cypriots didn't go full on Hitler and try to exterminate a small minority group.
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  2413.  @muhammetatsyz6658  Inbreeding my friend inbreeding. Not an easy type of people to deal with.
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  2414.  @ramakrishnamurthyyeleswara1292  Well you certainly can't hold them to the same standard, even international law has different standards for occupiers and the occupied. Are you really surprised that 2.3 million people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the only concentration camp on earth just might get violent?
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  2415.  @okbye7402  underrated comment. That seems the only types of wars they like.
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  2416. I'm thinking Jim Cramer should stop talking about geopolitics. The absolute level of cringe.
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  2417. 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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  2418. @Kenzeetwo. I'm not a religious person but I do have a question. So you're trying to tell us that god wants apartheid, concentration camps and then the "final solution" on the people of the concentration camp? If god does exist, I'd imagine he isn't too happy about you trying to present him as a sadistic psychopath.
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  2419. There goes Vice news trying their hardest to draw false narratives again. Imagine covering a conflict but not even mentioning what started it, the one nation illegally invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing over half a million civilians. Way to sweep that under the rug Vice? Vice: "Massive ethnic cleansing? Who cares..... We have a narrative to uphold." Shameful
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  2420.  @Lojsta  It isn't a real dictator list of Trudeau and Macron aren't on it.
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  2421.  @kas52  Yet they don't have freedom, nor a government which is accountable to the people. Why is it that every segment of society at one point or another is protesting this regime in Paris?
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  2422.  @rosihantu1 The Iraq war showed it isn’t about taking the oil. It is about controlling the flow of it.
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  2423.  @dsadunnodudeish4535  They actually did, they walked in and took half the island. They still have it btw.
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  2424.  @DOPEDOGTOPDOG  Yea because calling out for the wholesale extermination of people because they were born the wrong ethnicity is such a based thing to do right?
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  2425. Third world country bro. It's sad to see stuff like this happen.
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  2426. You need stability to build pipelines, they're almost impossible to defend against insurgents. The idea of a pipeline through Syria to Europe is a pipe dream (no pun intended) 1. There probably won't be that level of stability where someone won't take a pot shot at the pipeline. 2. If Syria ever became stable, they'd be powerful enough to decide if they want such a pipeline or not. They'd probably just build their own (not to Saudi Arabia) and export their own oil. So in either scenario that pipeline isn't happening.
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  2427.  @georgekordalis5465  The treaty says no weapons. Which leaves aside the issue of debating what weapons do and don't constitute a threat. It isn't hard to adhere to treaties you've signed. Especially when you've been given islands with the explicit understanding that they will have no military on them. Once you put military on those islands, you bring their sovereign under question. Is Greece seriously trying to find a way to lose these islands or what?
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  2428. No one has to stoke anything. The people in Africa are simply fed up with what France has been doing on the continent. France has no choice, it must leave. The Africans aren't going to take it anymore. As an uninvited guest it's not possible to stay forever when the host wants you gone. How much longer can France simply stay in that house with a gun pointed at the home owners head? This is not sustainable for them, all they're going to do is cause more bloodshed and make an enemy for life. If they left now without causing problems they might be able to repair relations in the future. France's time in Africa is over, sooner or later.
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  2429.  @olskoolbandito  You're right he forgot to mention why they invaded Cyprus. When the majority on the island went full blown Hitler on the minority and tried to wipe them off the island. If he had read up more on his history he would have mentioned that part too.
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  2430. @Ariri, unfortunately in many of our countries these are the only types of politicians we have.
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  2431. To keep their overlords happy.
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  2432.  @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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  2433.  @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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  2434.  @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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  2435.  @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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  2436.  @carloscerda8268  Let me try to understand your logic here. So you show up at someone's house, slaughter their children and steal their house. Then you use the fact they continue to try to resist you as rationalization to continue killing the rest of their family? You really didn't think through your comment before you wrote it did you? It comes off as completely and utterly insane.
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  2437. @Davidparsons2391. When you try to wipe out an entire ethnic group from their homelands. That is actually the definition of genocide. You do know it would be wise to look up what a word means before claiming people are crying foul when they use it. Also I doubt those people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors pushed into a concentration camp are feeling "special" right about now. Reading comments sections makes me see things that makes me lose faith in humanity.
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  2438.  @Ravinature  I'd imagine there were a lot of SS members in Germany in the 1940s who laughed at the deaths of thousands of women and children. It seems like the spirit of the Nazis is alive and well in you.
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  2439. What a fantastic video. We need more rational people like this to put themselves out there. Well done @Double Down News. While I'm no fan of Russia and Putin, especially looking at what they're doing. To completely ignore Nato's role in all this is sheer and utter insanity.
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  2440.  @cabinessenceking  And one would have thought invasions and colonization might have had a small part to play in how the middle east is. Yea, lets just ignore the 900lbs elephant in the room lol
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  2441.  @cabinessenceking  Yes except few nations in any region have been continually occupied for the past 600 years non stop. The middle east is still occupied. You can't possibly say with a straight face that such situations won't effect stability. Oil is probably their biggest curse. The fact you think decolonization actually happened 70 years ago shows how little you know of this region. The only nation in that region which isn't colonized right now is Iran. And you can see how that situation is leading to intense pressure on them. Syria, Iraq and Libya tried their hand at decolonization and you know how that turned out for them.
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  2442.  @fanthony  But none of these places have been occupied in most cases for 100s of years. So how can you compare that to the middle east which is still occupied? You literally just proved my point without realizing it. Less emotions, more rationality please. Think of how f'ed up the Balkans were when they were still occupied. That is the middle east today. What part of this is confusing you?
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  2443. Aaaa the good old 90s. When men were men, women were women and we all knew men couldn't get pregnant. The 90s.
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  2444.  @abcdedfg8340  Why would they rethink their role? The Syrian government is asking for them to help remove hostile elements from Syria. Should they just ignore the new Syrian government and let this brand new government with no resources just fend for itself? Surely it is in their interests to help their neighbor. As if they're not going to do that when some irrelevant nation like France tells them not to. Ridiculous.
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  2445.  @Plainsimple67  I'm pretty sure the defenders in Karabakh didn't feel the way you do when Aliyev's military pummeled them.
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  2446. I came just to say one thing. These Houthis are freakin gangsta 🤣 Guys have more balls than all the Arab states put together.
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  2447.  @skamarfire  Doesn't change the fact this statement he made was demonstrably true does it?
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  2448.  @nickgoldring1446  None who were high ranking officials of a major country though. Think about that.
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  2449. @RedSpy007, I think every time a European media outlet or politician says something stupid, the price should double. It will get to about 10x until they learn to stfu.
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  2450.  @hu9ar  So if one terrorist organization is fighting with another terrorist organization they automatically stop being a terrorist organization? Is that what I'm supposed to understand from your comment?
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  2451.  @alexander66sir  Why would I need to provide proof of something I never claimed? I wasn't the one who mentioned Libya or the Turkish Airbase being attacked by Rafale jets, you did. You basically just scuttled your entire point.
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  2452.  @aycasonerci6048  All of Armenia's weapons were Russian. All the weapons funneled into Armenia during the war were from Russia and were mostly likely free of charge. Russia stepped in and forced a ceasefire right when the entire Armenian army was surrounded and about to get destroyed. So yes, Russia did help Armenia.
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  2453.  @NoSupports  Or maybe they just don't agree with your version of how their country could be run. Call me crazy but I'd imagine someone living in a country might have more of a stay in how their country is run rather than some dude over seas named fedsycss? Maybe? Me personally I find this election fascinating. Or maybe as an American I'm shocked to see an election which is tight and doesn't seem to be rigged. Who knows.
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  2454.  @cevdetaytekin5591  Very interesting place Konya is. I'm hoping to visit there again this summer. There is also an amazing village about 35 minutes outside of Konya which was settled by people from the North Caucasus. It is called Bashuyuk. That was the reason I was in Konya to begin with, I went just to see that village. Most the people there still speak their native language.
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  2455.  @countbleck35  On this issue republicans are no different.
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  2456. He was like a robot, he just keep repeating the same sentence his overlords said he was allowed to say. "israel has a right to defend itself." lol
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  2457.  @Indian_gae_boii  The UK, France and Germany all of military forces in disrepair (especially Germany.) France from the admission of their own generals only have enough munitions for a 4 day war. UK is in better shape but doesn't have the type of military which an project power far from it's shores in a full blown war. So no, these three nations do not have the ability to protect Europe.
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  2458.  @Sl33zytheclown this comment legit made me laugh. Well played
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  2459.  @journeyoflife2183  Why do Indian posters always make posts like high school children? Especially on complex matters
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  2460.  @nextgeneration8309  If most Turks felt that way the AKP with it's anti Europe policy wouldn't have been getting so many votes the past 10 years.
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  2461.  @generalripper7528  No I'm not British, the Brits too are a third rate power. The difference is the Brits are aware of this reality while France is still under this assumption they're some worldwide heavy weight. This is why you rarely see Britain play pretend super power only to get slapped in the face over and over like France.
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  2462. @Elkhair, You don't have to shutter what he was promised is what he's been asking for this entire time. For Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in his country. The fact you'd "shutter" that armed groups blowing up hospitals and schools will lose some financing makes me question a lot of things about you as a person.
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  2463.  @danieledlefsen940  They always are, who else is going to neatly package the crimes and sell it to the public?
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  2464.  @mussydesign7933  No that isn't why. She is insulted that anyone would break the narratives they've worked tirelessly to craft over the years. To bring up issues they've worked so hard to push underground and forbid even a mention of. That is why she is emotional. That is why they all are.
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  2465.  @AustrianPainter14  They'll mostly leave on their own not too long from now when Europe collapses under it's own weight. That isn't really the question, the question is where ethnic Europeans are going to try to migrate to.
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  2466. @Tom Johnston Any country who's population doesn't shit on streets, beaches and train tracks>India.
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  2467.  @JumboSchreiner110  Most Turkish teenagers have been wanting to leave Turkey since the 1920s. It's a poor nation incase you forget. In fact it was a lot poorer in the past. Have you actually ever been to Turkey?
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  2468. I think anyone living here who is going to be honest and realistic can see that we're in decline and have been for quite some time now. It does seem this decline has been accelerated over the past decade.
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  2469. @Gopal Rathi, Yes they do need the money, as most nations do. But humble? Probably not. It was the Saudis who came crawling to them asking to make up. Read the news a bit before making childish statements please.
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  2470.  @Amen.Ahmed1  I lived in Florida for 2 decades. I've also been to Antalya at least 5 times on vacation. As far as beauty, safety and an overall place to visit. Florida doesn't really compare with Antalya.
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  2471.  @jeffreywilheim5970  Do you also believe the earth is flat?
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  2472. @Gardstyle35, Armenians genocided in that area? What are you smoking. Lets do a quick compare and contrast. Azerbaijan invades Nagorno Karabakh and about 27 civilians die during the entire war. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh and the surrounding areas and 800,000 Azeri civilians are ethnically cleansed. It's quite clear who was subject to genocide here. The fact you're blaming victims of genocide is a terrible look for you.
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  2473.  @julius43461  Serbia isn't really in a position to do what Azerbaijan did.
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  2474.  @joeygio9586  Imposing your will on other groups of people with threats of they don't conform is pretty part and parcel of the modern understanding of fascism no? Is he or is he not trying to impose his point of view on a group of people who simply don't agree? Is he or is he not threatening them with consequences if they do not conform? Sounds pretty "El Duce" type tactics to me.
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  2475.  @joeygio9586  Joey I'm not going to say you are right or wrong about the subject matter, that isn't what is being debated. What is being debated is your right to impose that view (with force if necessary) on another group of people. It's obvious people in Hungary simply do not agree with the EU's point of view on this matter. They are still a sovereign state no? I may or may not agree with how children are educated or what they're exposed to. But I still believe every nation has the right to educate their children in the best way they see fit. Our level of arrogance to believe we know what is better for them than they do is a dangerous way of thinking.
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  2476. To be fair a lot of France's sales involve a lot of bullying by the regime in Paris when it feels it has the opportunity to do so. It's also interesting that a nation with an extremely weak military itself is able to sell 3 billion dollars worth of military tech.
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  2477.  @clydelaya6230 how are they the aggressive exactly? Who is illegally occupying the internationally recognized territory of whom? Who just orchestrated a huge terror attacking via exploding pagers on whom? Wake up
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  2478.  @emotionalIntelligence2078  Inflation and economic swings are short term issues. Military tech are long term successes. I wouldn't take these dudes too lightly going forward.
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  2479.  @emotionalIntelligence2078  Just like deflation isn't long term nor is inflation. Just like booms and just like busts. Economies have their ebbs and flows. Good times and bad times. What part of this is confusing you?
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  2480.  @ToriLewis-j8s  You'd have a hell of a hard time demonstrating that. But you might just want to call it a day and be intellectually honest. Just say "I will insult Finklestein because his facts offend my feelings." That would make more sense no?
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  2481. @CheemaAMC1979. Gold comment, absolutely brilliant.
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  2482.  @ggoddkkiller1342  If you have enough of them they'd also be a major headache. Imagine using up all your 100 million dollar fighter jets to chase down a swarm of cheap drones. If only one gets through, bam you lose a tank or an expensive anti air battery. Drones are a legit nightmare to deal with, because they're cheap and expendable. The amount of resources you have to tie down to stop them is what makes them so effective.
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  2483.  @Vortquake  Is it your contention that if you're a member of BRICS you can't trade with the EU? Are you saying nations like China, India, Brazil and South Africa aren't selling their goods in the EU market? I'm not saying Turkey should or shouldn't join BRICS, that is their call. What I am saying is the reason you're giving for why they shouldn't makes no sense.
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  2484. @MD-ro4bn. I'm not so sure. Tucker's content on FOX News was really good for a while. That is why they fired him.
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  2485. @Mikko Penttila, if he was a "dictator" why exactly would he be so nervous about losing an election? Why interfere with the central bank to gain an advantage in an election if the elections are rigged? Use your head man before shouting out tired cliches which crumble when put under a microscope. I'm not a fan of the dude myself but I'd imagine it's for the voters of that country to decide.
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  2486.  @dmitrishufutinsky2251  You're going to tell us that a few special forces and a few hundred untrained Syrian rebels turned the tide of the entire war? What have you been smoking and where can I get some of that?
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  2487. I also don't think people can funny contemplate what a war in the Aegean would do to the world economy. The straits would be completely shut down. Which means something like 20% of the world's food supply wouldn't be shipped. A large portion of the world energy supply would leave the market. Look what the Ukraine war did to food and energy prices and that was with the straits being open. Imagine all shipping stopped because there was a military conflict at the other end of the straits? The inflation we've seen these past 6 months would look like a cake walk. Millions in Africa would starve to death. These two nations need to come to their senses.
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  2488.  @dn1ld-80  Saudi Arabia can survive it economically but can't survive it strategically Turkey can survive it strategically due to their insanely powerful army but can't survive it economically. If these two teamed up they'd be just fine. But they won't.
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  2489.  @johnpatsias4454  I have this sneaking suspicion this is a very emotional topic for you. So I can't blame you for being irrational.
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  2490.  @johnpatsias4454  I'm interested in what goes on around the world. I'm not exactly a fan of Turkey and their foreign policy but the way some people try to frame the argument is nothing short of ridiculous. Mind you I come from a country who does some really terrible sh!t around the world, I can say that because I try real hard to see the world for what it is, not what I want it to be.
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  2491.  @AthanasiosJapan  They aren't being ignored, America always goes apesh!t when Turkey goes into battle with the SDF.
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  2492.  @QUINTUSMAXIMUS  The issue with the Cyprus policy of the EU wouldn't have changed Turkey's EU bid. But it surely would have changed how Turkey viewed the EU, they might not have gone as strong into transactional mode with them. It's impossible at this point to have good faith relations between Turkey and the EU and Turkey's anger over how Cyprus evolved in 2004 will never go away.
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  2493.  @ignorantphilosopher3270  Is it your contention that the side which wins and ethnically cleanses nearly half a million people is proper behavior and we should simply call them strong? Law of the jungle?
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  2494. @ lol
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  2495. @ you haven’t seen the testimony at the congressional hearing on this matter have you?
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  2496. @ not according to the guy who ordered them to do it
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  2497.  @rayma6173  I am so sorry for your loss. 😢
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  2498.  @Israelpwn  You do realize Ashkenazi DNA is European DNA right? It is a European subgroup like the rest. What part of this is confusing to you? What I am saying is not only true, it is demonstrably true. The facts don't care about your feelings.
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  2499. If the dollar collapses the entire world economy will be put into a tailspin, even nations which don't have as much exposure to it. Eventually world markets will get used to the new reality and the show will go on, the difference being we Americans being a lot poorer than we used to be.
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  2500. @ThomasticAmerican13FOX.. If only the rest of the world worked based on your emotions. Imagine that lol
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  2501. @Larry 0, It makes sense 50 Bayraktar drones will do a lot more damage than 1 predator. Yes in a 1v1 comparison the Predator is leagues ahead of the Bayraktar. But when you add price into the equation the situation changes as to which is better.
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  2502.  @AVV_Beats  I'm fairly sure what sparked the war was when Armenia invaded it's neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. Just sayin...
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  2503. Except the people living there seem to have no issue with it.
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  2504.  @Elephantsss  Actually it seems you're 'being the Karen here lol
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  2505.  @daves465  If they were Hamas guys they wouldn't have been let go. Lets cut the BS man. Everyone knows what this stripping down of these civilians in the freezing cold and humiliating them was about.
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  2506.  @monarch8480  Yea Gryos has nothing to do with lamb like hamburgers have nothing to do with beef. Well played Chris, well played.
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  2507. So let me get this straight. So when we the United States along with Israel were running around bombing the living hell out of everything with drones all was great. Now that other nations have these drones suddenly the media is calling out for laws to tone down the use of drones? lol Come on.....
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  2508.  @Armeniking  Can you name one country other than Armenia on this planet who officially agrees with your contention that NKR is not part of Azerbaijan? Can you also tell me how many UN resolutions were passed condemning Armenia's actions in NKR? Come on, lets stop the fake news for once/
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  2509.  @thetrist333  I'd imagine the Greeks also remember what happened the last time they tried to conquer Anatolia.
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  2510.  @schloops8473  That's absolutely true but I don't see how that has anything to do with Sweden claiming it is doing X, Y and Z claiming their nation has freedom of expression which it really doesn't. That would be like you calling me out for killing 5 people and me saying "well that serial killer killed 15 so..." Horrible argument you're making. Not to mention that those countries you named don't pretend to have freedom of expression either.
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  2511. When you do a price to performance ratio they are better. I'd rather have 30 Turkish drones than one American. Yes 1 American drone is better than 1 Turkish drone but when you look at the price difference the equation changes.
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  2512. Clicked to watch a video about why Hitler didn't trust his generals. What I got instead was a lecture about why neo liberal economic policy is terrible.
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  2513.  @elkidsandiego  Yes but I fail to see how this is helping our influence in the region at this point. We're literally helping accelerate mobilizing the entire region against us at this point.
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  2514.  @yervand1453  Hard to share land when you ethnically cleanse half a million people from said land. You're the typical ethnic cleansing denier by somehow trying to blame your victims lol
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  2515.  @yervand1453  So a nation has their land invaded and half a million people who live there vanish into thin air? Can you politely tell me how many Azeris lived on this occupied territory recently? If your answer is zero, where did they all go? Interesting point of view you have. Or are you one of those Nazi type people who feel "they deserve it."
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  2516.  @tomsd8656  Most societies have textbook definitions on the word which the vast majority of society has agreed on. The basic tenant of organized civilization is a social contract on what words mean. Once that breaks down, put a fork in that civilization long term.
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  2517.  @tomsd8656  Sadly our social contract broke down on more words than I can count . The list grows everyday. In a famous instance the regime in Washington changed the definition of the word recession. lol
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  2518.  @ConCerN.exe.  Well said.
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  2519.  @ahmedtag3904  Pure, unadulterated hatred on a level rarely seen. Nothing else can explain this.
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  2520. These people live in a concentration camp. Nowhere to flee. Israel at one point told civilians to go to specific areas of the concentration camp for safety. Then they bombed the civilians on the road there. Then 2 days later bombed the area they were told to go. It is almost like they were trying to get them all in one place and get as many of them as possible.
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  2521.  @IDF_R_HEROES  I fail to see how that makes any sense.
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  2522. Oh it's not out of thin air.
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  2523.  @ronhill1563  They would probably need about 10000000000000000x the amount of money their rockets cost to build and maintain the Iron Dome. Unfortunately for them they weren't able to trick America into paying for it.
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  2524.  @balkanmountains2-3131  Those numbers are vastly understated by the government. Most independent observers have figures anywhere between 10-15 million refugees in Turkey. If not more. If you think the government there doesn't have a political interest in understating those numbers. I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Montana I'd love to sell you at a cheap price.
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  2525. :Mic Drop:
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  2526.  @Drinkingyoursaltytearsallah  Yes yes, Gaza is such a fantastic place with Malls, Hotels and cafe's. It is so nice that people go there on vacation. Did you even think for a few seconds before posting that? You do realize Gaza is the concentration camp no? You can have an emotional meltdown about this but it won't change the facts and reality. Again, facts aren't interested in your feelings. Throwing the word Islam in there isn't going to change the fact your argument is ridiculous. Trying to rationalize a concentration camp and apartheid is not a winning argument, regardless of how emotional you get.
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  2527.  @Борис-ш3т4ф  You really have a childlike understanding of what is going on don't you.
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  2528. Lets be clear, there really is no left and right. There is however the uniparty which prefers people to fight over left and right like they'd fight over their favorite football team.
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  2529. @Mike N, it's hard to be the aggressor when you're simply pushing illegal militia forces off your internationally recognized territory. They're essentially enforcing a plethora of UN resolutions on the matter. Nothing like Serbians invading Croatia. It is more akin to the Croatian counter attack to push Serbia off Croatian territory.
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  2530. Some things never change.
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  2531. @Armenianbishop, Interesting how when Armenia illegally invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in the early 1990s they were making the same exact argument as you. Imagine having some ancient territorial claim on a piece of land and ethnically cleansing nearly a million people based on said insane claim. Have you no shame?
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  2532.  @halloola3636 they’re exactly like that man from the 1930s. In so many ways
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  2533. @Yeshua64. Armenia got manhandled in the war. Their entire army was encircled and about to be wrecked. Nothing would have stopped Azeri tanks from rolling into Yerevan. You know who stopped it? Russia.
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  2534. @LLoyd Gwasira, When the YPG and PKK make statements claiming they're the same organization fighting for the same thing, do you believe they're lying?
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  2535.  @lloydgwasira8087  If you stayed in Syria you know then know enough about them to know where they stand. So you're either lying about not knowing that they feel they're fighting for the same cause and are the same group. Or you're lying about spending time in Syria. Which is it? It can't be both.
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  2536. @R.V. Generally when you lose a war and sign a peace agreement. You kind of have to adhere to the term of the agreement you signed. That is kinda how it works.
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  2537. @Lamin G, Problem is Europe is in no position to play the sticks and carrots game. It's more likely that China will be showing them sticks and carrots.
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  2538.  @dootdoot1867  Traditional left and right politics have collapsed. Right now it's not left and right anymore. It's essentially authoritarians vs non authoritarians. Censorship vs free speech. I've been right leaning my entire life but I'd imagine if we sat down and aired our main grievances with what is going on in this country we'd probably find ourselves on the same boat.
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  2539.  @actthree7810  A lot do, a lot also have French and English citizenship. Essentially probably more than 85% of that population if not more are citizens of another nation. I'd imagine the highest percentage of all are American dual citizens.
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  2540.  @ninaazar4117  Let me take a wild guess. "It never happened" right? Those 800,000 Azeri civilians just up and vanished into thin air right? Nothing to see here, no genocide no ethnic cleansing. Just sweep it under the rug right?
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  2541.  @nvmtt  Turkey has some core interests in Iraq which would be served well if they had good relations with a stable Iraqi government. Cross border attacks being one. Turkey is pretty oil starved, so some more oil pipelines would probably be beneficial for both nations. Not to mention Iraq being a huge export market for Turkey. I respectfully disagree that Iraq has no leverage on Turkey, I'd argue they have more leverage over Turkey than Turkey does over them.
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  2542. The idea that an American citizen can join a foreign army and go fight elsewhere is mind boggling. What is worse is if they go to enact genocide somewhere. No other nation would allow this.
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  2543.  @teaser6089  Turkey certain doesn't have the capability to invade and occupy Greece. The North land passage is too narrow and mountainous (easy to defend) and Turkey doesn't have the naval transport capabilities for an amphibious invasion of Greece (Only nation on America that can do that is America at this point.) So yes, the Turks are delusional when they make claims like we'll be in Athens in 2 weeks. But you're also delusional if you think Greece has anywhere near the military might to even try to defend those islands if Turkey were to invade them. The difference in distance to those islands, coupled with the gulf in the capabilities of the two nations would ensure Greece wouldn't even try to defend those islands if a war broke out. Turkey won't attack Greece because worldwide sanctions would cripple it. This idea that some article in the EU would have EU members enter a hot conflict is absolutely ridiculous. No EU nation has the military logistics to wage a war that far from it's shores. France the EU's largest military by far by their own admission only has enough munitions for a 4 day war. The only nation capable of stopping such a thing militarily is the United States. But generally speaking when you take actions hoping others will defend you, history has shown this to be an extremely dangerous policy to follow. It rarely works out well in the long term. Ask Ukraine how that is working out for them right now.
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  2544.  @teaser6089  So according to your Greece's nation foreign policy is to show aggression toward it's neighbor and then hope other people come to defend them if their neighbor reacts? Hmmm, in the long term I wonder how that policy is going to play out.
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  2545. There would probably be less panic among the population if they didn't put Biden out there to make this announcement. People simply don't trust him and if the situation isn't that bad, they'll just assume it is because he said it isn't.
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  2546.  io ciccio  That puppy you're calling a donkey will be more loyal to that boy than most humans could ever be.
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  2547. @Tonylong525. I can see a scenario in which Putin might be interested in talking to Biden. I can't see a scenario where he'd have anything to gain from talking to Macron or Scholz. Considering they aren't the ones calling the shots.
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  2548. This is super interesting to see, I'd imagine future generations will be watching this as well. Imagine we had footage of SS storm troopers being interviewed before slaughtering 20,000 people and how they talk about it? It is a sobering thing to watch.
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  2549. @Christian Tan, Nato is a military alliance where each member is legally bound to defend the others. It's rather odd when a nation like Sweden is trying to join the organization while at the same time financing armed groups attacking a member of the organization.
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  2550.  @christian14329  I'd imagine such things need to dealt with before, which is pretty much how it seems to be going down at this stage.
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  2551. @kamoidimngel1988 What exactly do you expect from people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for nearly 2 decades? Are you serious with this comment?
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  2552. I'd imagine a simple two state solution is probably the only way forward at this point. Leaving the poor people in the north isolated because of events that started because they were ethnically cleansed is simply immoral and shows what a breakdown there is in the international system.
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  2553.  @tylerclayton6081  Not sure what Turkey being poor and having 80% inflation has anything to do with the OP merely debating what the country should or should be called. Is it your contention that you must have X inflation rate and X GDP to have the right to choose your own name? Is that your argument here?
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  2554.  @zubeyrmirzabey9870  If you ignore idiots with foul intentions they'll never be put in their place. So no bro, I won't ignore them lol
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  2555. @Noice The Jetski, Pretty large difference considering the vast majority of Kurds believe the people being killed in this video are terrorists. The Kurds have a legitimate government in northern Iraq who also considers the people being shot in this video to be terrorists. You might want to do a bit of research before making ridiculous claims. If the Russians were killing people whom the Ukrainian government themselves brand as terrorists your analogy would be fit. Except that isn't happening, Russia is actually invading the legitimate government of Ukraine and it's territory.
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  2556. That is what it is always about.
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  2557.  @asala2116  I swear it feels like all ethnic cleansing deniers all use the same exact playbook you just used to deny crimes. Is there some sort of seminar you guys all attend or something? I've seen the Turks use the SAME exact tactic as you to deny the Armenian genocide. It's surreal.
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  2558.  @asala2116  Oh I see, so when people deny crimes from well over 100 years ago their claims are false. But when you make those same types of crimes denying crimes which took place when I was in middle school and where families of the victims are still alive and the murders still around, well that is just fine right? You are by all rights an evil human being. 800,000 don't simply vanish into thin air, you simply cannot hide that. They lived in the huge surrounding regions Nagorno Karabakh which as you know where illegally invaded and ethnically cleansed. This isn't some story from 100s of years ago, this happened again when I was in middle school. When that many people live in a place and then suddenly not one of them live in that region anymore, again you CANNOT hide that. I do agree the TUrks should recognize the Armenian genocide and have actually been a proponent of that for a very long time, even argued many times on it's behalf in my college days. Yet many people like me, started doing a bit of research about Nagorno Karabakh after this latest war and low and behold we found the Armenians while telling us to back their claims for reparations of crimes from over 100 years ago while denying the reparation claims of an ethnic group they brutally attacked and ethnically cleansed in the early 1990s. Absolutely disgusting my friend. I'd imagine in a perfect world the Turks would pay Armenia reparations for the Armenian genocide, then the Armenians can use that money to pay for their crimes against the Azeris.
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  2559.  @asala2116  Also you really have joined that ethnic cleansing denial seminar. One time I read a Turkish historian trying to deny the Armenian genocide by claiming "we gave them free passage to Syria, how is that genocide exactly." You literally copied his defense word for word by changed the word Armenian to Azeri. It's absolutely surreal.
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  2560.  @sk8ermGs  It isn't a real person, it is a bot. They troll comments sections like these leaving the same tired cliche messages over and over again.
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  2561.  @h.b.7104  You might want to look at exactly how much water is saved with proper infrastructure. Is this something you're aware of or are we back at the same problem with you spouting out your "feelings" without actually reading anything about the subject matter? Were your parents cousins by any chance?
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  2562. Except for the fact it's all Armenian because in the 1990s when Armenia invaded the region it brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. I'm glad the Azeris didn't do such a thing when they retook it.
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  2563. Furkan said Kaan definitely not a ruler. Next sentence "originally based on Turkic word meaning "ruler." 🤣🤣🤣
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  2564.  @yeshuaweha1862  Well after the Mavi Marmara murders he made Israel apologize and pay reparations. Which they'd never done before. Took a few years but he made them bend the knee once.
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  2565.  @user-sr6rm9yy1o  When you say no, are you claiming that isn't the courts ruling? Because it is.
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  2566.  @scruffy7760  It demands huge changes for Sweden. For instance Sweden's financing of armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato country will have to stop after this deal. I guess you haven't read the deal?
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  2567.  @bugroth2457  Yes they are an extremely powerful regional power. They can project power not only on their direct neighbors but also into Eastern Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia. I just find the superpower tag ridiculous. Can Turkey project military power Pacific Ocean for example. It cannot.
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  2568.  @geokon7192  Not stopping media from reporting on a host of matters is one thing, just like Turkey can't stop France from reporting on random issues in their nation. However when it comes to a potential military hot zone, not many nations will allow in media that will clearly spin the story in someone else's favor. My point was the OP's point was overly simplistic and rather crude, which is still true.
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  2569. Maybe to get civilians water and medical supplies?
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  2570. @Estraume, Turkey has certain been pushing in that direction for quite a while. If they continue on this path they can certainly wrestle a lot of influence away from Russia in the Caucasus and Central Asia (they're already chipping away at it) China's influence in Central Asia is economic in nature and Turkey simply does not have the economic might to combat that or give Central Asians better economic incentives than China. That region in the next 30 years will probably be Turkey having military and cultural influence there and China having economic influence there. Russia is not in great shape there.
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  2571. I think Chicago's chance of keeping the Bears will highly depend on the city having a Mayor who is actually equipped to run a city and has the ability to negotiate properly with the Bear's ownership without completely botching it. So, yea. It's really on the voters who will decide if the Bears stay or the Bears go.
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  2572.  @jamess359  Partially to blame yes, revising that regulation didn't help. However it probably plays in less than 5% of the cause nor are we sure with if those regulations in place would have stopped the run at SVB. Considering that regulation prohibits risky bets, SVB made a huge bet on bonds which the wording of the legislation doesn't consider risky. The biggest problem is the amount of money we've printed in the past 3 years and the near zero interest rates for so long. This led to massive inflation and the Sanctions on Russia didn't help that either. But you know how this game is played, the people in power will always look for a convenient scape goat.
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  2573. Did this guy seriously just say "I'm one of the best agents the KGB has ever spit out." 🤣🤣 Or did I hear it wrong?
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  2574. @Christoforos, I don't think England running around the world taking things from third world nations and brutalizing them while claiming Islands half way across the world might not be the best example of how to behave. Just sayin....
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  2575.  @judykinsman3258  Sweden seems to understand even less what an open democratic society with freedom of expression is either. Sweden has some of the roughest "thought crimes" on the books you can find. In Sweden ordinary citizens are terrified of speaking their minds on hotbutton issues their overlords tell them they can't or their lives will be ruined. The difference is Turkey doesn't run around screaming how important freedom of expression is while at the same time being one of the biggest offenders of freedom of expression. Turkey has massive issues which can and should be talked about. But throwing mud at them simply trying to hide the ridiculousness of what Sweden has been up to is simply intellectually lazy.
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  2576. A day will come in situations like this everyone will simply decide to cut them off. Then what will they do?
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  2577.  @suryaprasanth9105  Actually the vast majority of Europe has a food surplus. They'll be fine on that front. Their main issue will be energy. They've completely and utterly pissed off anyone they can potentially buy cheap energy from. (America and Canada will not give it cheap) Japan will probably find a way to survive because they have the ability to project power and go out and get what they need. The nations of the EU do not.
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  2578.  @suryaprasanth9105  The world goes through periods like this every 100 or 150 years.. An entire reshuffling of the deck. Civilizations rise and civilizations fall. The transition is always difficult and sad for the people unlucky enough to be born into those times. I think our children or grandchildren will see the worst of it. :O( India is in a very good position to probably see the least amount of damage do to their geography. If India can solve it's problems with China and Pakistan all three nations would benefit in a huge way from this.
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  2579.  @suryaprasanth9105  Yes these long standing issues are always extremely difficult to resolve. Look at it this way though, the Europeans probably had even deeper and more violent problems with each other but right before their golden age they found a way to work together. Which came with amazing prosperity for all of them for quite a while. I don't understand India's problems with China and Pakistan enough to say one side is right and one side is wrong. What I can say though is if these three nations find a way to resolve these issues, a lot of geostrategic opportunities open up for all 3 of them. As far as India's government spending more on defense and weapons, I can't say I blame them. Most of the nations of the world seem to know something and are all doing the same thing. If the international rule based order breaks down, if you can't defend yourself and your interests you're toast.
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  2580. lol
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  2581. @Johnusselman1364. I doubt there is much of a tinderbox. The conflict is essentially finished. Nor is it the type of conflict which can spread like in Ukraine. This was a simple case of one nation illegally occupying the territory of another and they simply took it back. It is over.
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  2582. Poland won't be able to stop the eventual march to authoritarianism in the EU.
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  2583.  @karstenschuhmann8334  Your logic is flawed here. According to your logic Poland would have retroactively be committing itself to any future rule the EU passes and then be put in a position for it to be "enforced" Hmm. That would be like you joining my club and agreeing to all the rules of my club. Then suddenly my club makes a new rule claiming you have to slap an old lady in the face every Sunday. Then the rest of us saying we can force you to do it because you made a "commitment" to follow our rules. Your logic or lack there of is insanity. You literally want to give the EU leaders mafia type powers? Should they make Poland an offer it can't refuse?
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  2584.  @lisabrink5850  agreed.
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  2585.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  One doesn't have to be bias to call a spade a spade. I also call on Turks to recognize the Armenian genocide? Does that mean I'm bias against them? No, I simply call a spade a spade. Invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and forcibly removing over 500,000 civilians from said area is textbook definition textbook ethnic cleansing and a war crime. You simply can't get away from that. Thankfully the Azeris weren't as barbaric when they recently took the territory back, they didn't go on a murderous rampage of civilians like the Armenians did in the 1990s when they took this region.
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  2586. @E Shams, First off those Turks weren't refugees, they were invited to work because Germany needed them. Secondly just like you said those Turks are in Germany. They have no dog in this fight as the people complaining aren't the people in Germany. It's the people who aren't in Germany who are dealing with this issue. I doubt the people in Germany can speak for them, nor can they speak for people in Germany. How about trying to think before making such insane comments which make absolutely no sense.
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  2587.  @henashaikh3863  Yup, I guess it is shocking to people that having your home stolen might get you mad.
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  2588. @williamz6606 The UN isn't condemning Turkey for civilians deaths because there haven't been any civilian deaths. I get it, in your haste to try to rationalize the horrible crimes of Israel you jumped the gun. But dude, you can't be this ridiculous bro lol
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  2589. Let me try to understand this. So in Sweden you can burn religious books in public and you're covered under freedom of expression. But if you come out in public and say men are men and women are women it's hateful and you're attacked? It would be nice of Sweden could make up their minds. Are they for full freedom of expression or not? I'd respect their stance if they actually had full freedom of expression which they don't. If what you're doing is okay by the elites it's freedom of expression. If expressing ideas the elites don't like, well that is banned. Very interesting stuff. As for Russia I will give them credit on one front. Unlike Sweden they don't pretend to be a certain way. They do what they do and don't have a fake cover over it.
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  2590.  @kevgasper3934  No one said America doesn't have a lot to account for. I fail to see how that excuses France's behavior though. That would be like you calling me out for murdering 10 people and my defense being "well the other guy killed 50 people" That doesn't excuse the 10 I killed does it? Find a better defense of France.
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  2591. England owning an Island half way across the world right off the shores of another nation? Hmm that is asking for trouble. Not sure that can be settled until England renounces claims to that island.
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  2592. I don't these people are bots. They just act like bots. The level of butthurt is unprecedented.
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  2593.  @scottthomas1153 Really? In history there was a nation who when powerful dominated smaller groups in their region? Say it isn't so lol
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  2594. Becareful Cypriots
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  2595.  @joelcompton5423  Real life isnt' a video game. No one will be assaulting the strait. Even the thought of it is hilarious.
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  2596.  @Nick_CF I feel that way too Nick but people felt the same way about the apartheid state of South Africa before it collapsed. When these types of regimes collapse. It happens quite quickly and suddenly.
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  2597. If something is clear, you'd actually have to demonstrate why and how it is clear.
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  2598.  @ΒαγγεληςΝοτης  If only 1600 people died in such a huge operation, I'd say that is a pretty well disciplined army. Hell 10x more people than that died when America sieged just one city in the Iraq war. You're literally proving the guy's point with your post without even realizing it.
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  2599.  @timgoeb1423  Again I fail to see how that makes him wrong on this topic. But I do find it interesting how anytime a loud voice speaks up about crimes committed by the powerful they magically end up getting accused of some sex crime. Didn't they do that to Julian Assange too?
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  2600.  @Zoogor95  At the end of the day there is no way an outside force will wield that much power in a nation unless that nation is corrupt to the bone. It's like these things happen in some countries because someone flips a switch. It is surreal. It shouldn't be this easy to convince people to act against their own nation's interest.
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  2601. This might be the most idiotic geo-strategic blunder I've ever seen. So Putin (the only guy who can defend Armenia) now can't even visit Armenia. Hmm, I wonder how far Putin will go out of his way to help Armenia out considering he can't even go there. Interesting.
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  2602. Speaking of brainless. So we're literally just going to ignore the original criminal act? You know, stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and then stuffing the survivor's into the world's only concentration camp for nearly 2 decades? We're just going to ignore that 800LBS elephant in the room to sooth your feelings? Sorry my man, no rational person is going to buy your cartoonish narrative.
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  2603.  @tiyes94  Hard to say when a nation like Germany will turn into a third world country. It really isn't a question of if but really a question of when. They have no economic model which can withstand a situation where they don't have cheap inputs into their manufacturing base. As far as the new Europe, I'm not sure if it will be the middle east. If I was a betting man I'd say ASEAN. If I was a young man (which I'm not) I'd move to Indonesia. In the long term I also think Turkey's prospects will be better than the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Those nations are scary places to put your roots down into because none of them have the ability to defend themselves. Being extremely wealthy and no means to defend yourself is a dangerous proposition.
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  2604. This comment legit made me laugh.
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  2605.  @clairehayward4521  There are some dogs who no matter how well you socialize them they get super excited when meeting other dogs. As long as he isn't showing aggression and that excitement is for play it should be fine. I have a Kangal/Malakli mix, she is a lot bigger than a Cane Corso and has the same exact problem even though she's been uber socialized with people and dogs. For some reason she simply cannot contain her excitement when she sees a dog. Never shows aggression but that excitement never went away. Like you said it can get uncomfortable because when people see a dog that big super excited and charging their 5lbs dog it turns into an issue lol
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  2606.  @nordicgaming2572  The facts don't really jive with what you're saying. You should remember, Facts>Your feelings.
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  2607. They trade with France just fine. They also trade with my country the United States which is also run by an authoritarian regime right now.
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  2608. @jonathangarcia2285. We also didn't take part in ethnic cleansing and genocide. We actually went out to fight men with guns.
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  2609.  @Gejeret what you’re saying sounds insane.
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  2610. Doubtful. If you know why Turkey wanted the base, you'd also know why Russia most likely won't be allowed to set up shop in the same place.
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  2611.  @grantgerson2492  As technology grows, as knowledge proliferates it will get harder and harder for colonial powers like France to subjugate African nations. There is for obvious reasons more awareness and more access to information in these nations than ever before.
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  2612. Anyone at war would be lucky if some Chechens showed up. They're quite literally some of the most ferocious soldiers human kind has ever produced. Just as the Russians in the 1990s.
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  2613.  @karankapoor2701  Regardless of what we believe Morsi is or isn't doesn't change the fact the majority of voters in that country voted for him. I can't ever imagine a foreign power coming to my country here in the United States and telling us our elected leader can't be in charge because of x,y and Z. It's insanity. I don't need to know anything about Egyptian politics to know that the Egyptian people should be respected enough to pick their own leaders.
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  2614. Until the government officials of nations which are providing funding, aid and political cover for these crimes face justice, condemning the IDF will do nothing. My country America, the UK and France have leaders which need to be tried for war crimes right now.
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  2615.  @julianwilliams456  You can't steal people's homes, slaughter their children and then throw the survivors into the world's only concentration camp and then play the victim if they react. Don't be ridiculous.
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  2616.  @meyer5258  I was crying foul 20 years ago and have been doing so since. I cried foul when we invaded Iraq and spent hundreds of billions and the conservatives attacked me. I cried foul when Obama and Hillary destroyed Libya for no good reason and created a really horrible migrant crisis and the liberals attacked me. I cried foul every time we passed insane spending budgets and I was called unpatriotic. I cried foul when the media was egging on rioting and looting and was called a racist. I cried foul when our relations with most the world becomes strained when we completely shield Israel from her crimes, not to mention the billions of hard earned dollars we hand over to them for no apparent reason every year. I was called an anti-semite. I cried foul when equality of opportunity ceased to exist and equality of outcome became a thing. I was called a racist, an elitist, white supremacist, a misogynist and any other made up phrase you can think of. I cried foul when the entire establishment made a concerted effort to make sure one guy doesn't get elected(Trump) and said this can't be healthy for democracy. I was called a deplorable. There are probably items above which you would have called me those things as well. What people don't realize is that the establishment has both the liberals and conservatives in their pocket and they don't even know it. By the time people started figuring out what was going on, right around the time Trump got elected. It was already too late. Sorry for the long reply but I've also given up on conservatives. When the time comes you too will go to bat for the people you claim you're fighting against.
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  2617. Well none of that matters anymore. The island has been at peace for a long time now. So how ever it worked out, it worked out for the best.
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  2618.  @angelman93  You're right, Turkey wasn't the one who helped orchestrate a coup on the island which led to all this chaos. Not good to compare.
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  2619.  @Κώστας-τ9μ  You might want to read the argument again. You're trying to agree with Angel's point of view yet make statements contradicting his point of view. It might make sense to actually understand the argument you were trying to enter. Why are people so irrational on this specific issue I'll never understand. Again maybe it is the water there?
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  2620. Words actually matter and do have an impact. Just not words from a guy like MBS where everyone knows he is winking toward Israel while spitting out those words.
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  2621.  @eduardselskiy320  Freedom of speech doesn't answer the question. The question is why is he on CNN and why was he invited.
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  2622. @Cisium this is absolutely true. However if the disproportionate losses of the other side are mostly women and children, there is another word for that. War crimes.
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  2623.  @jeangingras4631  yes and I’m noticing that the sweet spot on that scale seems to be different for every society. I wasn’t saying it is a one or the other type thing. What I don’t like about both capitalist purists and socialist purists is that they have this one size fits all type mentality. What works in one county might not work in another. China is a good example of this, they found their own balance with what works for them
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  2624.  @Emmanuel51219  Their planes didn't enter Iranian airspace. Their missiles. Looks like most of em got shot down.
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  2625.  @QUALIMA  A 2 minute google search would do wonders for you. All the natural gas fields off the coast of Lebanon and Gaza recently found are no secret. Israeli officials saying they want those fields are no secret either.
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  2626.  @sisabed54321  Sure he will. Bibi won't go after men. He'll probably go after his children though.
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  2627.  @harryjove6725  That is pretty vague though and could be exploited to shut people up.
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  2628.  @awalk5177  You'd need to understand the foreign policy of the Turks to realize that them joining Russia is a pipe dream. If Nato went all in, yes Turkey would probably drop out of Nato. You're right about that. But they won't join Russia either. Their aim as per usual will probably be to try to remain neutral for as long as possible. Also India won't support Russia in any sort of conflict. What India will do is do business with Russia if it is to their benefit. The Indians are quite open about the fact they don't believe in alliances. As far as China and Iran you're 100% right. in a huge world war they will certainly join Russia. Because they know if Russia loses they are next.
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  2629. @Nobody Special. You know what is also disturbing. Sweden trying to join Nato after financing an armed group which is attacking a Nato member. I'm sure you can see how this is an awkward situation.
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  2630. Not gonna happen, our overlords won't allow it :O(
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  2631.  @maxriley1769  You got all that from my comment which had nothing to do with homosexuals? Or are you in that "I Know you are but what am I" mode. Also you won't be imprisoning me anytime soon, I don't live in your banana public. I don't think I'd want to live somewhere which will probably be occupied by the Chinese in the not so distant future. The idea of living in a nation which simply doesn't have the ability or will to defend itself is not my cup of tea.
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  2632.  @Crnazastava  Not when they support a government which is ethnically cleansing people, no not really. I'm sure some Nazi supporters were a bit afraid when the bombs first dropped on Berlin, no one really talks about that though nor should they. The media might be twisting this for one reason or another but history will not forget this.
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  2633.  @ChristosTheod  Oh I see, so trying to ethnic cleanse an group of people off an island is "trouble between the two communities" now. I'd imagine the Jews and Germans had "trouble between the two communities" in WW2. Come on Christos, don't be such a terrible human being. Call a spade a spade.
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  2634.  @ChristosTheod  Claiming a guy has no idea about Cyprus history doesn't go very far in covering up an attempted ethnic cleansing of a minority group. This isn't even one of those issues where it's possible to debate. The leaders of the majority group which attempted to exterminate a group of people were actually quite loud and public about their intentions to do so. You can go down the realm of cognitive dissonance all you want but it won't change the reality of the situation. There was a "final solution" type policy on that island, there is literally no way in denying this. You have two options, you can come to grips with the reality of the situation and admit that slaughtering an entire ethic group is wrong and that the Greek Cypriots should not have done a thing. Or.... You can continue to play the role of a horrible human being in trying to rationalize the systematic slaughter of people. Your choice champ.
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  2635.  @samsol8948  You'd have to expect that kind of rhetoric from people who's internationally recognized territories were invaded and 850,000 of their civilians brutally ethnically cleansed in the 1990s. Rhetoric is fine as long as they don't act on it. Which they clearly didn't during this conflict. I guess behaving like the Armenians when it comes to civilians seemed like it was beneath them.
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  2636. @A Kend, No way the Russians or the Azeris will allow UN peacekeepers into that region. Not to mention Armenia might not be too keen on it considering the UN peacekeepers track record for protecting civilians. Anyone forget Bosnia, when Dutch soldiers just watched as Serbian soldiers slaughtered like 10,000 civilians right in font of them in a "safe zone." Not to say the Azeris are going to slaughter Armenians (they would have during the war if they wanted to) but it is to say no besieged people will trust UN peace keepers.
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  2637.  @Monz805  You don't need a crystal ball to simply look at what has been happening. You'd need a crystal ball to see what will happen.
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  2638. @Georgios04, If the people weren't this pacified they wouldn't constantly keep electing such leaders. In fact some European leaders are aggressive by nature but either their populations or their nation's lack of ability prevents them from acting out on their aggressive tendencies. See Macron as a prime example who constantly tries to project power but it always ends up blowing up in his face. Europe has raised an entire generation of emasculated and entitled young men that it literally doesn't have the ability to defend itself. When push comes to shove the issue really isn't about racism or migration. The issue is the contaminated newer generations of most young European men who simply aren't prepared to do what is necessary in case of a crisis. They're too busy trying talking about their feelings and trying to figure out which gender they are lol The idea of a major western European power fighting a long and protracted war is an absolute joke.
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  2639.  @AwesomeguyYT  Good response. I actually know what Bollywood is, I was just trolling. Usually when I say that Indians have emotional meltdowns You are one of the few rational Indians I've come across on the youtube comments section lol
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  2640.  @yasin61  Yasin, that is simply not true. Places like Kayseri, Konya and Giresun have inbreeding rates well over 50%. Next time you meet someone from cities like this, ask them. You'll be shocked. Considering the type of comment you made I'd have to assume you live on the west coast of Turkey. Do you have any idea what is going on in the rest of the country? The percentage of people inbreeding in Turkey was quite low 100 years ago. The problem is those segments who do inbreed also happen to be the segments of your society which are popping out 5 kids. The segments which don't inbred have birthrates below replacement level (2.1) You can see where this is headed. In fact it might be too late to stop. Bringing in 5 million refugees who themselves have a nasty habit of inbreeding is going to throw fuel on the fire.
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  2641. @sannanil. There are 1000s and 1000s of unedited videos like this floating around the entire world right now. The fact children are being slaughtered by soldiers for simply being the wrong ethnicity is not only true, it is demonstrably true. The vast majority of the planet which isn't as propagandized as we are know it all too well. Which is why they're outraged over this. So outraged that I'm not sure our relations with the rest of the planet will ever be the same after this. They dont' call our president Genocide Joe for no reason.
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  2642.  @jiddec  Did Israel think perhaps ethnically cleansing neighborhoods might not sit too well with people? Or perhaps shooting people with rubber bullets who are trying to attend religious services on a holiday might not sit too well with people? I think we both know which came first. These poor people have nothing to lose, they're willing to get slaughtered by Israel instead of being slowly dwindled down to nothing and thrown into open air prisons. How do you go through life with such a black heart?
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  2643.  @iwonttell9233  Real animal activists are out helping animals. Not rushing into sporting events for attention.
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  2644.  @Cazador60140  Well we can try to break this down. He obviously isn't talking about his own country since the regime he works for wasn't really elected. He can't be talking about Ukraine since they suspended elections. Nor can he be talking about Israel because it is an apartheid state, about as far away from democracy as you can get. So yea, huge mystery.
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  2645.  @IOANNOU28  Calling me a kid won't change the insanity you've been spouting here. Don't forget this isn't the echo chamber you're used to. If you say something insane, people here will point it out.
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  2646. The video was about the two sunni blocks. Talking about Iran would make this a much different and MUCH longer video.
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  2647.  Ahmed A2  We're questioning the law itself.
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  2648.  @alexmichalas2000  Yea because it would be so much better when people who've been kicked out of their homes, their children slaughtered and the remaining survivors stuffed into a modern day concentration camp would simply not be angry and accept their fate no? Fantastic situation I'd imagine. As far as buses, I'd also imagine they're quite mad because in that apartheid state there are a lot of buses in the occupied territories that Jews can use but Arabs cannot. Yea, just maybe after having your daughter killed and then not being able to get on a bus just might mess with someone's head? I love your ideas though, great job. You would have been a perfect person explaining Nat Turners slave uprising in the 1800s. Talking about how things would be so great if those slaves simply never got angry about their situation. Are you serious with all this btw? I hope you're trolling because there aren't many rational human beings who would be saying what you're saying.
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  2649. Actually he was invited. If he wasn't, there wouldn't be a trip to "cancel" you genius lol
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  2650. Yes the Republican party is broken. But what is the alternative? A party trying to convince me men can get pregnant? So we're left with a choice between broken and absurd?
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  2651.  @sergeyb8  Me personally I don't think it should have anything to do with Ukraine. But if you look at it from how the Serbian point of view the situation changes. Most people (not just Serbians) see this as a proxy war between Nato and Russia. The Serbians having been bombed by Nato not too long ago obviously feel a certain way about it. I doubt Serbians have any issues with Ukrainians but the fact Ukraine is being backed by Nato is pushing the Serbians to feel the way they feel. Again I'm not saying I agree with their point of view, I'm just trying to explain why they feel the way they do. Me personally I am heavily pro Ukraine but that doesn't mean I can't understand why other people wouldn't be.
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  2652.  @sergeyb8  Actually there are entire fields of study to try to figure out why serial killers do what they do. That is what humans do, they try to figure things out. I don't think anyone is trying to change your opinion on the matter. I know Slavs aren't known for this but you need to check your emotions and try to be more rational.
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  2653.  @numdd4717  I don't think you seem to grasp what it takes to be a "superpower." Everything points to the fact Turkey will be an extremely powerful regional hegemon.
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  2654.  @kerimtheturk  I'm indifferent. I know Turkey well and it's nice to see them progressing, especially when you consider how they've been treated by the west since the 1800s. You guys simply aren't understanding the point I'm trying to make.
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  2655.  @Ukraine_827  This is true. But there are worse things than having a dictator and a king. Like running an apartheid regime which stuffs 2.3 million people in concentration camps like Israel does.
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  2656.  @HR_8035_YEA  I'm placing faith in reason and and logic. There is nothing to point to the fact that is something those two would be working on. In fact the the only thing keeping Russia from throwing Armenia to the wolves is the fact it would help out their strategic rival and help destabilize central Asia which is a strategic objective of Russia. There is nothing Turkey has to offer which could counter balance that for Russia. Turkey would absolutely love to make a deal like the one you're referring to but it isn't something Russia would be willing to give. So no, it isn't about having faith in coincidence. It's about simple facts and reality. Russia drew up borders in that region the way it did for a reason.
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  2657.  @jant.carlsson5061  I'm not sure if what Stalin did or didn't do can excuse the mass slaughter of civilians and the ethnic cleansing of over half a million people. When it comes to who owns what, the world has generally come to a consensus, imagine every nation started digging into the past making claims? There wouldn't be one nation without a territorial dispute. The prevent all these endless wars all nations have gotten together and basically mapped out which country has rights over which land. Imagine Italy slaughtering everyone in Greece "because it was once Roman land." I'm not sure that would go over very well.
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  2658.  @jant.carlsson5061  According to your logic pertaining to the Armenian Azeri conflict, neither Russia or Ukraine should get Crimea. Again according to your logic the Tatars should go in there and ethnically cleanse all the Slavs (Russians and Ukrainians) and regain their ancient lands? You'd be okay with that? You'd be okay with them massacring everyone there who isn't Tatar? Considering the stance you've taken on the ethnic cleansing in Karabakh, to stay intellectually consistent you're probably going to have to say yes to this question.
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  2659.  @jant.carlsson5061  No one claimed Russia ethnically cleansed anyone in the Crimea. But if we follow your logic about the Armenian ethnic cleansing of Azeris, you're basically claiming it would be okay for the Tatars to slaughter all the Russians in Crimea because of some historical claim to the place. Same as the Armenians did in Karabakh. Me personally I wouldn't want to see anyone get slaughtered but you apparently don't think this way. Perhaps because you might be Russian and slaughtering entire ethnic groups is simply a day's work in your culture?
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  2660. The fracture has a lot to do with the non interventionism streak of many young conservatives. That and the fact young conservatives are a lot more tech savvy and are a lot harder propagandize. They saw through the lies in the build up to the Ukraine war, just like they're seeing the lies in the build up to the genocide to Gaza. And it is certainly causing problems within the movement.
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  2661.  @heat8534  When you can't tackle a person's facts and have to resort to ridiculous comments like that. You've basically admitted he is right.
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  2662.  @bunsw2070  Smart people can have bouts of delusions. Which Macron obviously has
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  2663.  @adityaakumarrr618  It probably has more to do with the fact they don't watch mainstream media and aren't as easy to propagandize.
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  2664. This issue has nothing to do with poverty. All the money in the world won't magically solve it.
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  2665. I didn’t see any anti Palestinian comments, so where is the anti semitism? If you’re referring to the Zionist Israel people, they aren’t Semitic. They’re Europeans
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  2666. I'm not sure if hanging out safely with western journalists while ordering the deaths and executions of thousands is "brave." Perhaps you and I have a different definition of what the word brave means. Who knows.
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  2667. Except he isn't.
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  2668. @ThewayIseeit, Was Greece following international law when it took migrants off a boat, stripped them, beat them, robbed them and threw them back into the sea?
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  2669. Ben's full blown emotional meltdown is just around the corner. His entire "my feelings don't care about Tucker's facts" Shtick will be on full display.
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  2670. Temu has some good stuff at half the price.
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  2671.  @PassivePortfolios  If you believe the FED's voodoo math on inflation. I have some amazing Pacific Ocean front property in Ohio I'd love to sell you at a cheap price.
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  2672. @Elenika 1, None of that will matter. Sweden will never get far enough in their membership bid to get ratified. They will for all intents and purposes be left out in the proverbial "cold" for a very long time.
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  2673. So you're going to actually try to get us to believe that god is on the side of apartheid, concentration camps, mass murder, ethnic cleansing, brutality the world hasn't seen since WW2 and outright evil? Good luck selling that. Although I'd imagine the devil is proud of you for slandering god like this.
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  2674.  @anlerden4851  Refugees by nature aren't exactly "wealthy."
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  2675. That's the idea.
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  2676. Yea as if the other candidates aren't pro zionists themselves. Maybe if Genocide Joe wins the election they'll have an easier time getting this guy off.
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  2677.  @ethicsfirst3388  Yea because one day they completely lost their minds and started attacking people right? lol At what point did people decide to throw logic and reason out of the window for cheap illogical talking points?
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  2678.  @puntlandland2679  Yes Armenia lost the war, yes they were the aggressor but this doesn't mean that Azerbaijan should occupy their entire country. This won't be good for Armenia or Azerbaijan.
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  2679.  @archuk6058  A few corrections. 1. Bayraktar was sanctioned years ago due to the Armenia/Azerbaijan war. So they were forced to build all their own components. Their new drones are fully indigenous. 2.S-400, seems like this was a stop gap measure. They produce their own air defense systems now. 3.Patriot missiles, Turkey doesn't have patriots why would they have the missiles? 4.F-16, you're 100 percent correct on this front. That is one area where they don';t have an indigenous option. YET. It might be wise to actually research something before posting about it.
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  2680. Our constitutional rights have been a joke for a very long time now. We no longer live in a nation where the rule of law runs supreme. We're literally run like a third world country, except we're rich. Wonder how long that rich part will last when the rule of law has broken down.
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  2681. Azerbaijan stepped in to fill the void for the gas. I'd imagine now that Iran's bluff has been called they will be sticking with the "technical issues" story and have it magically fixed very soon. Considering they're the only ones who lost revenue during this adventure.
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  2682.  @issith7340  You mean they're trying to steal it from multi national corporations. Greece and Cyprus are both banana republics in no position to exploit those fields.
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  2683. Yes it's real. Although it's quite shocking that Larry Kudlow actually said something which is true.
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  2684. Not in most nations.
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  2685. @Johan Lassen, I don't realize you were the all knowing arbitrator in what is and what isn't legitimate. They seem to disagree with you, you also might want to look up the definition of the word dispute.
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  2686.  @michaelradisis2980  That is a conversation to be had but unlike Palestinians they aren't stuffed into concentration camps, they don't live under and apartheid regime and they aren't subject to genocide. First things first.
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  2687.  @timetraveller885  Since they signed onto a place called the United Nations which has rules on how you can and can't conduct war? You can't really break more than 384 war crimes laws (more than any other country on earth by far) and not expect people not to notice.
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  2688.  @dr.rajabmlekwachimile8699  That statement might be logically sound if we were to assume colonizers and those colonized were held to the same moral standard. If we extrapolate your statement to it's logical conclusion. We'd have to then assume a rapist and the victim who scratched the rapist's face are both equally guilty?
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  2689.  @Quickshot0  Oh yes because holding referendums and then holding them again because you didn't get the desired result and claiming you'd continue to hold them till you get the result you want is sooo democratic. Ignoring other referendums in other nation states as if they never happened is also sooo democratic. Phhhfffttt the will of people?? Irrelevant. Then you have even worse authoritarian issues in some of the nation states. Like France for example. Imagine claiming to be a free and open society while you have thought crimes on the books. Just imagine. In France you can be fined or imprisoned for having an opinion the state doesn't like. You might want to look into that. Soviet Union 2.0 here we come.....
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  2690. @billyjesus5442 It was overall a lazy approach in this video simply ignoring a lot of the factors which led to this situation. Easy to understand narratives make for easier stories even if they draw false narratives. I doubt this channel had any intent in doing anyone dirty. They were simply too lazy to do the research and decided to spout nonsense on the issue.
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  2691. @ again with what ammunition will they fight with? Not to mention a bulk of that non US military strength is from Turkey. I doubt they’d be willing to fight to save Europe from humiliation
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  2692. Russian culture is nothing like European culture either. In fact they're more likely to get along with Turks than they would with your random person from France, Germany or England.
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  2693.  @appletree6741  No it didn't. That is demonstrably false. The fact people even bother spouting such nonsense is amazing in itself.
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  2694.  @premmahto4855  This might all end up being a blessing in disguise for Europe. It will start the spark that forces the public to get rid of their globalist leaders. Who knows, maybe Europe will be a democracy that does the bidding of their people once again.
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  2695. Is it just me or did this lady seem super happy and excited that inflation in Turkey is getting worse? Already poor people suffering even more? Wow that's fantastic. Mainstream media 😒
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  2696. It's mostly about the grain deal brokered last year to release grain to the world markets so people in Africa don't starve. That is going to expire and Erdogan is trying to push Ukraine and Russia into a new deal. That is mostly what this visit is about, it concerns world food security. Lets hope Putin is in a good mood and a deal gets done. A lot of poor nations rely on that cheap grain shipped out of the black sea.
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  2697. The title claims they've run out of money and friends. Reality shows they seem to be doing just fine. Fake news much?
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  2698.  @sharinganamvs9839  A lot of good arguments can be made against this guy. However them focusing on weapons is not a good argument. Especially if you look at their geopolitical situation. I don't think people would worry much about all the other stuff if they're dead or occupied. But again a lot of good arguments can be made against him. The weapons argument though? You should avoid that one, it's foolish.
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  2699.  @sharinganamvs9839  Okay lets tackle your questions 1 at a time. Their geo political situation. 1. War on their Black Sea Coast between Russia and Ukraine. Literally right across that pond. 2. War on their eastern border between Armenia and Azerbaijan. 3. Constantly being threatened by missile attacks from Iran. 4. Being threated by Russia multiple times when they helped arm Georgia who Russia invaded not too long ago. (They border Georgia btw) 5. Having a border with Syria which has no government controlling that border where people constantly cross and blow things up. 6. Border with Iraq. You can imagine how that has been 7. Maritime disputes with Greece where both nation's fighter jets are constantly dog fighting over contested waters. You really can't draw up a geo political situation which warrants a large arms industry worse than this. Also this guy has been in charge of the country for 20 years. Can you name one secular law in that country which has been changed into a religious one? Well you can't, because it doesn't exist. So there goes the religious extremist trope which melts like hot butter under the microscope of facts. I'm not a fan of the dude, I'd probably vote against him if I lived in that country. But some of the stuff you're saying is pure and utter insanity. Not to mention completely detached from reality.
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  2700.  @pritaf.s3637  Good analogy.
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  2701. I had no idea there is that much oil in NK. If there was, how come it wasn't exploited at all like the other minerals were? Any links showing where and how much gas there is? I'm highly skeptical.
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  2702.  @SpirosMargelis  So the fact disputes go back 50 years makes it implausible to be poking your neighbor in the eye? Is that your argument here?
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  2703.  @SpirosMargelis  1. Using islands as weapons against your neighbor is not always a good policy. Few nations would do it. England didn't do it to France. So yes, doing that is poking your neighbor in the eye, especially when you break military treaties which is dangerous for any nation. 2. Yes I'm well aware of the history of this problem and the delusions of both sides. If this continues it's fairly obvious how this is going to end for both nations.
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  2704.  @Adamskyize  To be fair Finland isn't really doing anything to anyone. Also the only other nation up to the same shenanigans as Sweden is my country the United States. We can afford to do these things as we have the power not to deal with a backlash. Sweden on the other hand, well what in the world were they thinking lol
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  2705.  @eavocado5890pppj  So you want us to believe Qatar is a democracy? Seriously?
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  2706.  @eavocado5890pppj  I'm not sure if there is anything semi democratic about having an absolute ruler. But okay, play all the semantics you want. Won't change the reality of the situation. Of course Qatar is freer than Greece. Greece isnt' even a real country, it's a banana republic where it's media is essentially owned by foreign corporate interests and is not free in the least bit. That is like claiming you're fast because you're faster than a guy in a wheelchair.
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  2707. They're so delusional that even when they're on their knees they don't realize it and start lecture the person from their knees. The person standing over them is like WTF.
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  2708. Why France as kicked out? Hmm let me take a stab at that. 1. Causing massive instability 2. Fostering more corruption. 3. Steal resources via that corruption.
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  2709. @Sion Media, What you say applies to the Armenians but certainly doesn't apply to the Greeks. In your equation if you had to make an analogy the Greeks were the Nazis and the people in Anatolia were the Poles. Not a very good analogy but if one had to be made that would be it.
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  2710. There is no chance this guy will get arrested there. The mere idea of it is insanity.
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  2711. This plane is almost ready to go and you’re talking 7th gen? Are you insane?
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  2712. No one is dependent on the EU. It's the EU for god's sake. A collection of weak vassal states that global powers are jostling to control.
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  2713.  @andriandrason1318  The UK although not doing great is in MUCHHHH better shape than EU nations.
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  2714. What France did to Greece is kind of savage if you think about it. France: "Hey Greece, you want us to join you to beat back the Turks?" Greece: "Hell yes, with your support the Turks are doomed" France: "Oh yes we're with you 100% but we'd like you to buy some used weapons from us at crazy inflated prices." Greece: "If this means you'll be with us against the Turks, we're willing to pay what ever price you ask. France: "Now that all the sales of this military equipment are done I have bad news for you, we've decided to partner with Turkey to build air defense systems." Greece: 😢😢 Savage France. lol
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  2715. I don't think people realize how ridiculous our culture seems to the people of the North Caucasus. Treating someone like Hitler because they pulled a cat's ear? Think about that for a second lol
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  2716. I'd imagine they'd have an interest in not adhering to the peace deal they signed? I mean they're pretty open about this if you listen to what Armenian leaders are saying.
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  2717.  @shivamurti6481  You said Armenians are no fools. And I'm saying what other explanation do you have for picking a fight with a nation which has clear military superiority over you. That is a pretty foolish thing to do no?
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  2718.  @shivamurti6481  They actually did initiate it. They invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians from it. The Azeris tried for 30 years to resolve it diplomatically. Even when they had military superiority they tried to negotiate a settlement with the Armenians. The Armenians being fools refused to negotiate and figured they could win militarily. When they got destroyed quite easily, it was fairly obviously they were "foolish" for not negotiating when they had the chance. Not understanding that you are military outmatched and refusing to negotiate is the definition of being a fool.
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  2719.  @shivamurti6481  You literally admitted to knowing nothing about the events which took place there 30 years ago. Then went on to basically claim talking about them was off limits in this discussion even though those events are at the heart of everything happening. Now you're saying people are being presumptuous when claiming that without knowledge about those events you can't understand what is happening in this current conflict? This is honestly nothing short of insanity. If not insanity than a serious dose of cognitive dissonance. If you're going to debate something try to be intellectually honest at least.
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  2720.  @captanjames6765  Most of the Turks in the balkans were there long before the Ottomans showed up. I think they're the descendants of the Kipchak tribes called the Cumans. After migrating to the Balkans they quickly became the elite in those societies and converted to Christianity. So when the Ottomans showed up 100s of years later to fight the Balkan kings, it was basically the Oghuz Turks vs the Kipchak Turks without either side really realizing it lol
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  2721. @Elliott Prats, in a perfect world 800,000 Azeris wouldn't have been ethnically cleansed from that region in the 1990s. Now that the war is over, the question still remains of reparations to the families of those 800,000 people who's farms and homes were illegally seized (by any metric of international law) for over 30 years. I think once they settle the issue of reparations the two sides can finally hammer out a lasting peace.
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  2722. We left the city in 2009 and nothing could force us back into one.
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  2723.  @drunkbee880  The name of the tribes from central Asia we call Turks today have gone by many names throughout history. In the 600sAD the Arabs used to call them the Atrak. A lose confederation of nomads living on the steppe. The Prophet Muhammed (SAW) actually mentioned them. They've been called the Atrak, the horde, the hun, the people of the steppe and 100s of other names. Today they are known as the Turk.
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  2724.  @stepkah4742  It doesn't matter if they ship or not. The Houthi statement was quite clear. Anything going in and out of Israel. Any ship tied to Israel. It is akin to the sanctions on Russian shipping. They just aren't as good at enforcing it. Not global, very targeted. So yes, words matter.
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  2725.  @wokeaf1337  It is what it is then. Some Algerians in France have been there for more than 4 generations. Still doesn't stop the French from gunning them down in the streets.
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  2726.  @thinkbeforeleap  "Like the rest of the world." Really?
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  2727.  @TheKuttaapi  yea except no one believes them All the actions of the apartheid regime say otherwise
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  2728. ​ @sharefactor  To be fair he's taken a lot more seriously than Macron who over the past few years has been an international whipping boy. Everywhere the guy turns he gets slapped, literally and figuratively.
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  2729. @ that will always happen when any group disbands. A lot will depend on how much money is available to those who wish to continue fighting. FARC had a lot more access to funds generated from the public than the PKK does. Thus making it easier for more splinter groups who wanted to confine fighting. We will see just how many PKK fighters reflect the call and splinter off to keep fighting. My guess won’t be many unless they find more funding.
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  2730. More journalists killed in this conflict than all the other conflicts on the planet in the past 10 years combined. More civilians killed in this conflict than every other conflict on the planet since 2020 (including the huge 2 year Ukraine Russia war) More children killed in this conflict than every other conflict on the planet in the past 20 years (in just a few weeks) You literally have a country trying to exterminate a population. Bombing schools, refugee camps, evacuation routes, hospitals and targeting journalists. And all they have to say is "oh this one Hamas guy was hiding there." The level of insanity in all this is really difficult to comprehend. We haven't seen a targeting of women and children like this since WW2. The fall out from this is so much bigger than most people realize. This is the age of social media where the narrative can't be controlled by a few power centers. The entire planet is watching this happen in real time. Most of the planet will isolate Israel. The loss of reputation for America and American diplomacy has taken a hit it won't recover from for another 50 years. Western European nations like France, Germany and England will probably take the hardest long term her. They have no hard power, all their relations and power is based on their soft power. That soft power is now gone, their influence worldwide has taken a hit from which I doubt it will ever recover. This massacre is going to change the way the world works. Nations on the fence are going to move toward the Russia and China axis. All this for what? So Israel could try to drive 2.3 million civilians off a small strip of land called Gaza so they can occupy it and grab the huge natural gas reserves off it's coast that was recently found? It isn't going to work, the people of Gaza aren't going to leave. We're watching a turning point in world history.
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  2731.  @cssourcepl  Well considering half their government is Kurdish, yea.
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  2732. @Theodorek so you're saying the Azeris are just like the Armenians? hmm interesting.
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  2733.  @patricialkress7517 you’re going to blame the people who had their land stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world’s only and history’s largest concentration camp? Seriously? That is literally like asking us to blame a rape victim for scratching the rapist’s face. It is an insane thing to say and no rational person will take you seriously.
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  2734.  @CurvaceousCrow  People who delve into emotional rhetoric wouldn't be very interested in anything thought provoking anyway.
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  2735.  @thedstorm8922  They have a maritime dispute in areas which aren't heavily populated. That isn't nearly as dangerous as a territorial dispute like Armenia and Azerbaijan have in a once heavily populated area. I say "once heavily populated" as now most that land is empty after Armenia ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s from said territory.
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  2736. Ghaddafi tried this in the early 2010s. We know how that ended. It's unstoppable though, it is a different world today and far too many nations are trying this for them all to be invaded. Africans trading with each other without the need for a middle man currency like the dollar or the Euro would surely lead to a massive increase in good and services being exchanged. Which in turn would enrich everyone.
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  2737. I’m not so sure about that. There are price points at which people will slow down spending. Not just people who can’t afford it but also with people who can afford it. Here is a small example. Let’s say my wife wants a different color dish washer even though our dish washer works perfectly fine. If a new washer is 1200 dollars we will replace it. If it costs 2000 dollars we might just say 2k isn’t worth just getting a new color. If these prices rise to a certain point. Consumer spending will tank. Just people cutting back on junk they don’t even need will tank consumer spending. Also if Trump believes we will simply buy America made at the same level the public spends on cheap items from China they don’t need, he is going to have a rude awakening. If forced people will learn to make due with what they have and stop “upgrading” so often
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  2738. Drunk people often drive. There is an overlap of drunk drivers driving cars. So we should be suspicious of all drivers? Please stop being so ridiculous.
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  2739.  @The1stDukeDroklar  The slim majority supports Israel because we also happen to be the most propagandized people on the planet. But even that slim majority is melting away in the face of all the evidence coming out about the brutality of the Israeli military the world hasn't seen since WW2.
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  2740.  @fairjust8072  My comment was sarcastic in nature. Obvious this guy is corrupt to the gilles.
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  2741.  @Congo10-66  Go invade their country and see what happens
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  2742. In the new America it depends on who you're slandering.
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  2743. No one is going to pay attention to what India is saying.
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  2744. @John Ames, even if half the people in the country wrote, it would make no difference. Our monetary policy a lot like our foreign policy is completely detached from the "public will." We stopped being a democracy decades ago.
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  2745.  @johnames6430  Faith? Don't worry they're in the process of taking that out of society as well. We have no one to blame but ourselves, 20 years ago the people complaining about where this was headed were laughed at.
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  2746. I had a part time job when I was 15. Didn't feel like my "human rights" were being infringed upon. There are plenty of things you can blast America for being inconsistent on. Us berating anyone on human rights is laughable considering all that we do. I agree with all that but this issue isn't really one you want to use to make that point. Not to mention anyone being berated by India about children's rights is kinda awkward no? While brow beating someone for hypocrisy while being a hypocrite yourself. I guess American and Indian media aren't so different after all lol
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  2747.  @evgenitantikov5865  If you want to make this about ethnicity, Khabib isn't Russian. He just happens to be from a part of the world which was brutally invaded and pillaged by Russians. Doesn't make him an ethnic Russian does it?
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  2748.  @evgenitantikov5865  Those people willingly went to the UK. I don't remember the people of the Caucasus willingly joining the Russian federation. So you mean to tell me if China invades your hometown, rapes, pillages and plunges your neighbors into chaos you magically become ethnically Han Chinese after that? Is that the argument you're making? Khabib may be a Russian national (by force) but he isn't an ethnic Russian is he?
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  2749.  @mescalsour  Worse than WW1? Worse than the PKK? Interesting.
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  2750. I'm surprised Tucker went on Tim Pool's show. Tim Pool's fan base is abandoning him after he went full blown identity politics pro establishment position after the conflict in Palestine broke out. He completely did a 180 on literally everything he claimed to be for. That is like a death sentence for people who've built up a following.
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  2751. Seems they've been studying European negotiation tactics.
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  2752.  @Tespri  They score high in trustworthiness when it comes to domestic corruption rates, yes. How about their behavior when dealing with other nations? Why do you think the Global South hates Europe? You might want to look into those dealings. Especially France's "trustworthiness" in Africa.
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  2753.  @detruamizell3727  It's strange how the reality of war is always so different from what people like me who know nothing of war think it will be like. I honestly believed that if Russia invaded they'd walk in there and take Ukraine like a walk in the park. Apparently these things are a lot more complicated than how many tanks and planes you have.
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  2754.  @tobi2233  21 meters high is a tad bit hard to believe. I too want to know if the OP is sure of that number. I think he meant 21 meters long
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  2755.  @pwrofmusic  Actually no. The vast majority of the protestors aren't from the same race or religion of the people they're protesting for. I find it strange that protesting against apartheid and concentration camps would be this controversial.
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  2756.  @theniravpanchal  Yea like the greedy Qataris would spend money on something like that lol
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  2757.  @DBKSIOWASOBR  Yes authoritarianism can take many forms. I'd have to agree with you that the left in America right now is quite authoritarian. Not sure how to stem the tide considering the uniparty with both the right and left seems to believe more authoritarianism is good.
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  2758.  @fanatik2408  You do know what secular means might? It pertains to laws and governance. Not sure what that has to do with Turkey being a Muslim country, as in most of the people being Muslim. You do understand the difference right and the definitions of the words you're attempting to use?
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  2759.  @compuholic82  One oil tanker blows and an area where nearly 10 million people live will be ravished. The traffic in that little waterway is begging for this to happen. Anything that lightens the load decreases the chance of such a ecological and economic disaster. Not to mention the economic side of things as the Turks are unable to charge tolls for cargo ships passing through this narrow strait. There are plenty of reasons to build it, it's not a coincidence that rulers of that region since the 1500s have been looking to do this. With that said, I'm still not sure it's a great idea to build it. I don't know enough about how much ecological damage it will cause to the area being dug out or if the cost of it doesn't warrant how much they'll make in return. These are things I'd imagine are being debated. As far as reasoning for wanting to build it, it makes sense.
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  2760. @mimiebeyer4695. This is as much on Biden as it is on Netanyahu. Genocide Joe green lighted this. Not only did he green light it, he is funding it, arming it and vetoing anything at the UN which is designed to stop it. The Geneva convention was articles pertaining to the aiding and abetting of ethnic cleansing. If international law was applied here, Genocide Joe and his entire administration would be in handcuffs. Without Biden and his merry gang of ethnic cleansers, Netanyahu wouldn't be able to move a muscle. We're sending bombs 24 hours a day non stop so they can continue. If we stopped sending arms for just 2 days, they'd have to stop. Biden has his hands all over this. I don't think they expected to lose the PR war in this spectacular fashion so they obviously need trolls to make it seem like this isn't all on him.
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  2761. @Rza, well played lol
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  2762.  @AKDHFR  Actually it seems like Russia took a page out of the western playbook that this video complains about. Make up a fake threat and use it as justification for an invasion of another country. In this war Ukraine is Iraq and Russia is America.
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  2763.  @112deeps  It seems they're willing to take short term pain for long term planning.
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  2764.  @johnmiller7231  I've read that too and it's hard to believe. These things take time to make and they haven't been making them along enough to have the logistics to pop out 7 of these things a week. Military hardware these days is very complex, especially with the software requirements to push them out that fast. If they can pop out 1 a week they're well ahead of the game.
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  2765.  @quettagladiator5272  One needs to be a Putin bot to point out the obvious fact that Germany got screwed? Seriously? Or are you a bot yourself who uses that phrase over and over and over again?
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  2766. CNN fake news reporter: "You made a statement claiming Biden is meddling in your elections, how do you know." Erdogan "Ummm Biden actually said he was going to do it, hell he might have been on your network when he said it." lol I don't know much about this guy or his election but if the globalist fake news outlets don't like him, I'd imagine he can't be so bad.
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  2767.  @breaderikthegreat3224  When the 2020 war happened Ukraine wasn't a thing and Iran didn't have trouble with it's people. They still didn't step in and intervene for Armenia. You know why? It's difficult to ask any nation to stick it's neck out and help the side which illegally invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. It's not a good look, so this is mainly the reason why no one stepped in.
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  2768. ​ @csvigneshwar3390  So you're basically saying there is a good reason international law was broken and 800,000 civilians were ethnically cleansed. Interesting.
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  2769. @Nazo Balaban, so basically you're saying because Turkey killed Armenians well over 100 years ago it somehow makes it okay for the Armenians to turn around and do it to the Azeris in the 1990s? Are you insane?
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  2770.  @YALQUZAQ_AZ  It's a lot more than just Khojaly. Don't forget that that 800,000 thousand civilians were ethnically cleansed when Armenia invaded NK. This is not a number that can be overlooked.
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  2771. Strange video lol I especially love the bit where Ethiopia sides with Egypt even when they're about to go to war with each other. lol
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  2772.  elmongy mo  Yes but again it's strange for nations to be threatening each other with war and some youtuber has them as allies lol
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  2773.  @protonneutron9046  He is blathering on about how ridiculous France has become.
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  2774.  @kingace6186  Yup I've been a fan for a while. This one was a hugeeee hiccup. I'm completely turned off.
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  2775.  @DoofyGilmore1299  Yea it's a hodge podge of groups from central Asia. But if you're DNA is not from that region, it's hard to claim you're Turkic. Also if Turkism is all about culture. Than Turkey is certainly not Turkic at all. Their culture is more similar to Persian, Arabic and Greek cultures than to Turkic cultures.
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  2776.  @4411825  Well in MBS's defense he is no dummy. He is breaking out from American influence but at the same time doing it in a way that isn't going to get his country invaded. You need to understand that he is the leader of a nation which simply does not have the ability to defend himself. And you want him to be go full gangster on Israel and America with economic embargos and what not? A guy in a wheelchair doesn't generally go pick fist fights he can't win.
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  2777.  @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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  2778. @Patrick Fuller, Considering that after the United States they've done most of the heavy lifting for the organization I'd hardly use the term "free ride" to describe the situation.
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  2779. My wife and I haven't gone completely Nomad yet but we're in Turkey 3 months out of the year, sometimes more. To be fair it feels a lot safer than the United States. I'm sure there are areas of Turkey which aren't safe but I don't imagine those being the areas any expats will be moving to. As far as political stability that seems to be a problem in Turkey. However it will only affect you if you're working and earning money the local currency. Security never seems to be an issue.
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  2780. @Rajunair44. So how do you feel about when India was brutally occupied by Britian? Would you have supported Britian in this occupation if you were alive back then? Because that is essentially the stance you're taking on the Israeli/Arab issue.
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  2781.  @elcordobes-i1h  Or you could be more intellectually honest with your language and say "they allowed anger and violence to grow by stuffing 2.3 million people into the world's only concentration camp.
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  2782. @Abanerjee5066. Actually it isn't a problem at all nor was it turned into one. No nation actually sanctioned Azerbaijan or took action against it due to it's 2020 military intervention. Because the intervention was within international law and they were enforcing a plethora of UN resolutions. A few ridiculous media outlets crying foul doesn't change the end result reaction of nations to this.
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  2783.  @airinmaz729  Really, so you're saying Armenia didn't illegally invade Azerbaijan and illegally occupy it's internationally recognized territory? A plethora of UN resolutions would disagree with you. You also going to tell us the 800,000 Azerbaijani civilians which were brutally ethnically cleansed just up and vanished into thin air? Nothing to see here?
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  2784.  @tritium1998  Empires have a habit of doing that.
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  2785. Wait till the next round of elections, the EU will have a few more Hungary types in their midst. A lot of people are sick of the EU/Soviet Union 2.0.
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  2786. You can only do this for so long until the people finally wake up and take action. These new young African leaders aren't playing around. They want France out of their nations. It's about damned time.
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  2787.  @AmateurRider275  If what you want happened. 2.3 million civilians dead and people cheering it on. Where have I seen this before in history books?
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  2788.  @captainalex157  Well regardless of how you or I feel about it, the Russians didn't seem to see it that way did they?
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  2789.  @Imrepenting  Yes yes, they said the same thing about the slaves when they revolted. "How dare they."
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  2790. @Simon the Likeable. How do you know that she wasn't a Christian who identifies as a buddhist? lol
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  2791.  @Simon.the.Likeable  It seems you didn't get the joking comment. But it is nice that you're able to magically get into her mind and know exactly how she feels in the depths of her mind about anything. It's truly amazing.
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  2792.  @Simon.the.Likeable  I'm not very interested in what she would or wouldn't do in that situation. However I did find it super interested in your amazing ability to know the deepest thoughts of people you've never met and your god-like ability to know how they'd react in every situation. Along with your buddy who seems to know as well. So as long as I find interesting specimens like you guys, I will keep coming back. I find your delusions hilarious yet terrifying at the same time. Kind of like how people watch a horror movie and enjoy it.
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  2793.  @VikingCrusaders  It is actually the textbook definition of genocide. You can't cheerlead genocide and accuse others of hate. You sound ridiculous.
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  2794. Yup a lot like Israel warning them as well. Broken record between the two over and over again.
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  2795. @Tyranitararmaldo, There is no alliance shift. They're essentially playing horse trading between Syria and Ukraine. You give here I take there. You take here, I take there. People forget these two nations are in a nasty proxy war in Syria. What alliance?
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  2796. They don't want the working middle class to vote. That would be crazy right? lol
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  2797.  @pradipray1251  You must be Indian to think this is just a Muslim issue.
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  2798.  @RobertCaliforna  So you're saying wolves don't have a social structure which evolved over thousands of years which involve a hierarchy? Once we start viewing the world with our emotions and seeing what we want to see rather than seeing it for what it is, we're all in trouble.
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  2799. @Duncan Stewart, Obviously the leaders of the party in charge are religious but if they're ruling via their faith as you claim. Can you point to 1 law they've passed which isn't part of their secular constitution?
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  2800.  @traitorwestblamesukrainefo3956  This is the 4th time I've seen you make this same comment. Bot perhaps?
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  2801.  @vaetisean897  I find it interesting how every single group of people who deny war crimes make the same exact argument. I remember this Turkish dude who I questioned about the Armenian genocide made literally the SAME EXACT argument you're making now. "Well they did it to us as well." I've also heard Serbians make similar claims while denying their ethnic cleansing and genocide campaigns against the Bosnians in the 1990s. Do all of you war crimes deniers all go to the same workshop or something? Or do you all just buy the same book. "3 Easy steps to denying war crimes."
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  2802. That is an interesting point you bring up. Very true and something few people ever bring up. Technically we aren't paying a dime.
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  2803. A country which has the highest inbreeding rates on the planet has turned into a failed state? Hmmm, what took them so long.
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  2804. Considering the IDF is pretty much ignoring them and going after women and children. Hamas casualties are probably pretty low.
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  2805.  @TurquazCannabiz  That's actually not the case. More like two brothers where the smaller brother is always trying to recruit people to team up against his brother with.
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  2806. As long as these nations use these drones defensively and not against civilians I'm not sure how you'd have a problem with this. How would you feel if Russia invaded your town and no one was willing to give you weapons?
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  2807.  @ayush885  Supporting the side which is pushing out illegal militia groups off it's territory makes sense. Especially when those illegal militia groups not too long ago ethnically cleansed all their citizens. It's quite easy to see why not one nation on earth supports Armenia's territorial claims over their neighbor. Sure you can support Armenia in this matter if you think brutally ethnically cleansing nearly a million civilians is a cool thing to do.
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  2808. @AK Projects so are you of the opinion that if you don't like a nation's form of government it gives you the right to invade their nation and ethnically cleanse half a million of their civilians?
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  2809.  @binbasesatoktayyldran5236  I'm not sure it's that bad but it's still pretty damned bad. It's surreal that they'll harp on ethnic cleansing from over 100 years ago and completely and utterly ignore ethnic cleansing from when I was in grammar school. It's mind blowing.
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  2810. @Philly Channel, who is crazier? The people in power? Or the people who put them there?
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  2811.  @amitkenan3878  didn’t the Armenians just get their justice a few years ago from Azerbaijan. Who enforced un resolutions by forcing the Armenian militia groups to leave property it was illegally occupying?
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  2812.  @ThumperX9  The reasons Turkey isn't allowing Sweden into Nato aren't going to go away after the elections. Nor will they go away if a new government comes into power. Sweden will be on the outside looking in, that is until Turkey extract's it's pound of flesh from Sweden. People underestimate how angry the Turks are at Sweden.
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  2813.  @Jj-ff9vq  The military organization part is a joke my man. The EU doesn't have one country which can field a battle ready military and supply it for more than a week. Maybe Poland, just maybe.
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  2814.  @berniv7375  They're losing respect around the globe even faster. No one even listens to anything they have to say anymore.
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  2815. That makes zero sense. Finland being in Nato is 1000x worse than Russia than Sweden due to the huge border. So if it's Putin's choice, why is Finland being allowed in you rocket scientist? Do you even think before coming up with these theories? lol
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  2816. @RawandCookedVegan. They've followed a terrible monetary policy which pushed growth at all costs. Now they're in this pickle. It will take at least a decade of sound monetary policy to filter out all the pain out of the system.
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  2817. @nurbolkerei5562. Watching the revival of central Asian people spring up after long periods of suffering under the boot of communism is very interesting to watch unfold. With their vast natural resources and even more importantly their human capital make their presence felt around the globe will be something interesting to watch as well. The peoples of these areas starting to crack open a door into their Islamic history will also help them break free of the shackles of a soviet system which nearly came close to erasing their culture and history. This Turkic Union we keep hearing about which is developing will probably be a force to be wrecked with on the global stage in the next 50 years as well. With the bridge of Islam if the Turkic Union can also forge strong relations with the rest of the world, this will be a bloc which will shape the future. The Kazakhs will probably play a leading role in the formation of all this.
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  2818.  @shortcomediesafricapaul8401  So this is how you try to rationalize people being kicked out of their homes, their children being slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps? You can't expect any rational human being to buy your insane arguments.
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  2819. Many Americans have been watching Sky News Australia because they've been an excellent alternative to the fake US here in the states. They've been making their points with logic and reason. Then the violence in Israel breaks out and Sky News Australia takes all the tricks of American fake news outlets and applies them to this conflict. It's safe to say a lot of people are disappointed that a network which made it's name worldwide on calling out fake news and false narratives are not using that exact same playbook. It's saddening.
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  2820. The biggest question being if he is an avid consumer of legacy/mainstream media. Be it Fox News, CNN or MSNBC. All of whom who have been working overtime to dehumanize Palestinians.
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  2821.  The_Gambler10  Well let me take a crack at it. As bad as it is here are our advantages over Europeans. 1. We have the ability to produce our own energy. Europe does not. 2. We have the ability to militarily protect our trade routes, Europe does not. 3. We have the ability to go get energy, Europe does not. This list can go on for days, not only for America but many other nations who will probably surpass Europe in the next 50 years. You fail to realize or appreciate the situation Europe's current leadership has put it in.
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  2822. Everything she is saying is all well and good, I actually like this channel as it's a different point of view. But I also find it rather hilarious that someone from India is going to brow beat anyone over things like children's rights? Seriously? It's almost as cringe as America brow beating other nations for being "aggressive." This is outright insanity.
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  2823.  @jayahen5719  Who in the middle east has nukes?
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  2824.  @francine895  Yes it is, for now. But the way things are looking, we'll be seeing European migrants all over the world in 50 years.
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  2825. @FaochFlanagan. He hasn't backed a horse. His entire policy is not even picking a horse. What in the world are you talking about.
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  2826. Considering all the insanity going on over there right now. I pray your grandson stay safe. Like you I fail to see how troops in a place like Jordan serve our interests in any way, shape or form.
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  2827. @MarkArnoldMusic. I don't think Ben's feelings and his emotional meltdown makes him right.
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  2828. @The Eye That would apply to both nations. Although in Egypt's defense at least the vast majority of their people don't defecate on streets, beaches and train tracks. I know it's not saying much by Egyptians are quite a bit more civilized than Indians.
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  2829.  @franknwogu4911  It has everything to do with the middle class and upper middle class. The poor barely pay taxes due to low income and the super rich with every tax loophole you can think of pay very little. People who make between 60k and 300k pay an extremely large bulk of the federal budget.
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  2830.  @pineapplesareyummy6352  We can add Bill Clinton and George Bush to that list as well. If you weaponize your currency enough times and for long enough, people will simply stop using it
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  2831. @LL, This really has nothing to do with this one guy. It has a lot to do with their anger with the Swedish government for many other things and this small incident was essentially just icing on the cake for them, also gave them political cover to do what they've always wanted to do. Any rational person has to admit it's kind of awkward for Sweden to join a collective defense organization while at the same time funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of said organization. Just really strange stuff from Sweden all around.
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  2832.  @benjamindavidovichwaals2899  Comparing Europe's reach during WW1 and WW2 to today is kind of a stretch. Europe's nations were world super powers with global reach around that time. Today they are not.
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  2833.  @DeadKraken  Humans are nowhere near being at a point where we don't need fossil fuels. Also the idea of Ukraine in the EU is a pipedream, Russia invaded Ukraine in part so that won't happen. Even if Ukraine were in the EU, Ukraine doesn't have enough fossil fuels to make the EU energy independent. Fact of the matter is, EU won't be energy independent.
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  2834.  @dustynknitz9281  Either way I'm sure we can agree that South Africa looks like it's going to hell in a hand basket.
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  2835.  @docvaliant721  No. The mother land of Caucasians would actually be Caucasia.
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  2836.  @Yassified3425  To have an army you need to be a country. It is surreal to see an illegal militia force with things like anti air weapons and tanks.
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  2837. I'm not sure how far back you'd have to go before that island was owned by the Greeks. The Ottomans took it from the Venetians in the 1500s. The British took it from the Ottomans in the late 1800s. Before the Venetians I think the Egyptians had it and at some point the Syrians too. So I don't understand the logic of asking why the Island isn't "part of Greece." That Island in the past 1000 years or so has been controlled by everybody and their mother except the Greeks.
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  2838.  @trisha2955  It wasn't used as an insult. It was used as an example. A real one at that. Once you learn the difference between the two, you might have taken a step in the right direction to being civilized.
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  2839. @YTPrenewed. How far down the rabbit hole of cognitive dissonance have you gone? We have a globalist president who has sparked wars which killed 500k in Ukraine and now the potential extermination of 2.3 million civilians stuck in a concentration camp. Trump is the fascist? lol
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  2840. @romcomfan You working for the defense contractors? Use more equipment so we can sell you war, we don't care who you use it on.
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  2841. Armenia's only real ally in the region is the Islamic Republic of Iran. Even Armenia's Christian neighbor Georgia sides with Azerbaijan. Your argument is quite ridiculous.
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  2842. Sick of them you probably are. But be smart and don't pick a fight with them. Not a road you want to go down.
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  2843. You know what else is a crime against humanity? When a majority group on an island tries to ethnically cleanse a minority group.
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  2844.  @Bagheera1429  So essentially what you're saying is that you think I'm right, you're not able to prove me wrong. So the only way to combat me is by insulting me? Thanks lol
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  2845. Yea that might make sense. But burning your neighbor's house seems like the route they took
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  2846. You speak as if sparking ww3 is a decision as easy as going to the corner store to buy bread.
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  2847. Hard to assume you answer to someone after humiliating their top diplomat. Might make sense to pay attention to what is going on.
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  2848.  @defourruben  Going off past instances, the guy has a point.
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  2849.  @defourruben  It isn't only that he does, he does so demonstrably.
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  2850.  @salamikroket8543  My man I get what you're saying but to accuse this guy of blatantly being one sided is strange. Lets say for example I have a small youtube channel that I do part time and I find myself in Bosnia. I might at that moment decide to do a video on how the wars with Serbia affected them. Would that mean I'm part of some sinister plot against Serbia? No, I just happened to do a video on Bosnia. Does it also mean that I should be forced to do a video on Serbia as well? No, what If I don't feel like going there or I feel the video won't get enough views to warrant the expense or time it takes to make it? Trust me I get how you feel, I find the Armenian point of view on this conflict absolutely ridiculous too when the facts are laid out. But to take it out on this guy who simply decided to make a video is insane bro. This guy took his time to make this video and all of us (for free I might add) were able to watch something fascinating.
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  2851. I find it so insane that there are still people out there who try to use these childish talking points and rhetoric to try to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. As if the fact the world is watching for the first time since WW2 a fully mechanized army go out of it's way to slaughter as many civilians as possible is something a rational person could even try to rationalize.
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  2852. @Constantius, Yes this is all very likely to happen. About as likely as Puerto Rico invading and occupying the United States.
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  2853. The Chinese leaders should just come out and call him Genocide Joe.
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  2854.  @dee8714  Lets be fair here, Trump isn't a war criminal.
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  2855.  @ggoddkkiller1342  Not gonna lie that is a valid argument.
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  2856.  @lukeamato423  The same people pushing this insanity on the people are also the same investor class who can easily push that stock up short term. However if people simply stop buying the product, they can only keep that stock price artificially high for so long. Blackrock will drop a billion to prove a point, it probably won't spend more than that to keep this company's stock afloat. So the boycotto must continue.
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  2857.  @zachcarter3186  Except it can be backed up with intellectual consistency, reason and logic. Besides woke talk generally doesn't revolve around not wanting something shoved down people's throats. It usually revolves around being the ones shoving ideas down people's throats.
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  2858.  @zachcarter3186  Putting out something which 99% of your customer base is not okay with isn't a business tactic. It's trying to shove something down someone's throat. Is this a for profit company or a political activist organization? If it wants to act like the second option, then it really doesn't need customers does it? I understand these days people try to understand the world around them with their feelings. I understand you have an emotional need to frame this a certain way. Unfortunately when reason and logic are thrown into the equation, you're in an awkward position. Although I don't expect you to feel awkward about it for one second. Self awareness is also something which is rare these days.
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  2859.  @lordsmobile8769  These corridors take decades to build. Talking about a nation's currency right now this second is kind of ridiculous in a conversation like that.
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  2860. Yes the entire planet is afraid of those mighty Serbs, Greeks and Bulgarians lol
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  2861. Israel's leadership has become so delusional in their hubris that they're barking up the wrong tree here. There is no way they're going to be able to threaten and intimidate a country like Brazil. They're biting off more than they can chew.
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  2862.  @BrendaHeeligan  Anytime someone tries to use the anti semitic label to shut down debate, just turn it back on them. Tell them Palestinians are semitic too and ignoring the crimes done to them is anti semitic. Words have meanings, don't let people play with those meanings to push false narratives.
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  2863. You know what, that is very insightful.
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  2864. First off Nato doesn't sell the f-16. The United States does and he has already made clear to Turkey that if they veto Sweden the F16 deal won't happen. It didn't work. The anger the Turks feel toward Sweden is greater than their need for f-16s I guess.
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  2865.  @neptunefog6082  They wouldn't have this problem if they weren't so damned aggressive against every country in their vicinity.
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  2866. @Florian Fasquelle, France might be one of those nations which fall the hardest. It is still operating under the mindset that it's a world power when it is clearly not. It can't really improve because it has this self delusion that it is at the peak of human evolution already(which is again another delusion) Most of what this video explains applies to France more than most European nations. I forsee France entangling itself in some foreign operation to project power and being completely and utterly exposed in the next 30 years. Maybe a military ass kicking by a small African nation will do the trick.
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  2867. It's surreal how France always talks about democracy and human rights while at the same time exploiting the living hell out of these nations and making sure they never have a proper democracy for themselves. In many cases they kill their leaders who don't do France's bidding or fund terrorist organizations to terrorize the governments of those they can't control. It's pure and utter madness and this truth must be taken into the light worldwide. France must be shamed into leaving these nations alone.
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  2868.  @georgianakopoulou6339  It's hard to say who is who's patron. Considering Qatar needed Turkey to stop Saudi Arabia and the UAE from invading them not too long ago. Qatar provides money, Turkey provides them security. Make of that what you will. This idea that Qatar is making long term strategic plans with Saudi Arabia and the UAE about expanding into Europe while Saudi Arabia and the UAE not too long ago were trying to invade Qatar and erase it from the map is quite the fantasy.
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  2869. @Jim Taylor, you have to understand the logic of how the Greeks think. When they occupy it's fine like nothing happened. When someone else does it's a really big problem. lol
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  2870.  @travelnewsbeneficialknowle3020  Relax with all this macho talk. India won't be attacking and Pakistan won't be retaliating.
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  2871. I think he is on the short list for defense secretary under a hypothetical Trump administration. Would be nice to see someone like Col. Macgregor (who isn't a psycho) in a position of power in the government.
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  2872. EU? The EU and it's member states are simply a vassal of Washington, what in the world are you talking about.
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  2873. @Conducting, And they cost so much few nations can afford to have more than a few of them. R.I.P. middle class tax payers.
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  2874. @V These days the most unpopular guy in any room is the guy who tells the truth.
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  2875.  @g1u2y345  I'm actually a proponent of Armenian genocide recognition, but again I still fail to see how him saying cringe magically makes him brainwashed by XYZ on this matter. Even a person who is a proponent of the Armenian genocide being accepted generally does cringe when it's shoved into every single conversation possible. That is cringe worthy....... Fact of the matter is there are very few rational people out there these days and you just added another notch into their numbers. Well done.
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  2876.  @heckenprunzer  if what you were saying were true, why did he lose the midterm election? Those pesky facts, getting in the way of your narrative right?
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  2877.  @interpacechan2497  Yes yes absolutely. Imagine standing up against apartheid and concentration camps. You'd need a radical mindset for sure right?
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  2878. To be fair it isn't petty when one nation literally illegally invaded over 30% of another nation's territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 of their civilians in the 1990s. Yes on a global scale it may seem petty but letting a nation get away with something like this sets a really bad examples internationally. Azerbaijan enforcing UN resolutions and pushing out the illegal militia groups on it's territory was a big win for international law.
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  2879. Who is next? Mostly women and children
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  2880. @Dan Chang, Turkey has been a "regional power" for a very long time, even at their weakest. What they're trying to do is become a regional hegemon.
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  2881.  @nicolaskrinis7614  You do realize you sound like Hitler talking about Poland right?
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  2882.  @The_Necrogeddon  Imagine you broke into my house and told me I can only have the basement. I'd reject it too. This is your entire argument? lol Good luck selling that to prove Israel isn't an Apartheid state. If you were interested in history you'd also mention how 850,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed in a 6 month period in the late 1940s. But you're not interested in history, you're interested in cherry picking facts to try to rationalize apartheid and concentration camps. Those arguments don't fly anymore, this is the age of the internet and people know what is going on.
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  2883.  @The_Necrogeddon  Apparently they weren't complaining about it. Also their homes weren't stolen, their children slaughtered and the rest stuffed into concentration camps by the Turks. But then again, few groups have done this to anyone in human history. Do you have any other ridiculous way to rationalize the apartheid regime of Israel's actions? I see you're trying everything.
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  2884. @wovfm. Well considering he made a career out of dismantling emotional talking points. Now he himself is an emotional unhinged talking point. Facts apparently don't care about his feelings.
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  2885. Will the European people finally wake up and realize their entire government works in the interests of the globalist elite and not the people and kick off a revolution? Will democracy come back to Europe?
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  2886.  @KarlMarcus8468  That kind of confused me too.
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  2887. Not surprised one bit.
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  2888.  KingzofSwing  Yup, he is probably the most dangerous world leader since a famous German in the 1930s.
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  2889.  @PaulRossi-kh4fn  Doesn't seem much like a dream does it?
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  2890. @Jason Dima, they'd never allow it. And if they were to allow it one day after crazy demand for it, it would only be done after they know the 3rd party candidate is "on their team." They do not want another Trump or anyone else who won't play by their rules
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  2891. Serious crimes? You do realize that Israel is holding 7,000 hostages which it kidnapped illegally and had no legal authority to do so. Not to mention the 7,000 Palestinian hostages Israel is holding never had court or a trial. Essentially kidnapped and thrown into torture chambers. Their crime? Being Palestinian.
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  2892. So we built biolabs working on deadly viruses in an ex soviet state right on Russia's border? You really have the audacity to ask why our government would do such a stupid thing? I put all the anecdotal evidence together I think the picture becomes pretty clear. Our leaders are outright lunatics. Building biolabs which work on deadly diseases right on the border of our greatest adversary who happens to have the largest nuclear arsenal on the planet? What could go wrong? Then we're not supposed to ask why the Russians would be so pissed off.
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  2893.  @dani-px2qo  If Armenia actually ran a rational foreign policy they'd be getting these pipelines through their country. Which would give them a nice economic shot in the arm along with the influence of having a majority gas pipeline critical for the world economy going through their territory. But, they always find a way to fuk it up and Georgia takes the spoils.
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  2894.  @Sava.S  Making mistakes in history which is relatively recent and might have some connection to today is one thing, it's another thing to harp about something from 2000 years ago which has zero relation to anything today.
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  2895. Don't hold your breathe, this guy probably got fired already lol
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  2896. When America and Israel were the only nations using "killer drones" Insider Business said nothing. Now when other nations have it, all of a sudden they're dangerous tools of war lol Come on IB make up your mind.
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  2897.  @tyvamakes5226  Poland will never get treated like France does not will they ever give it the privileges a nation like France will get. The colonial mindset still hasn't vanished. France being in the colonizer club can pretty much do as it pleases. But Poland, yea Poland must obey... I don't think they realize those days are over, I don't think the Poles will bend the knee so easily.
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  2898.  @BeesKneesBenjamin  You're probably 100x more likely to be the victim of a crime in Holland than you are in Poland. Yet we're supposed to listen to EU officials talk about how immoral Poland is lol
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  2899. @Chrtistofono Brown, for as long as they can continue printing money and using our military to force everyone to trade in dollars. The day foreign nations stop using the dollar as the reserve currency of the world, party is over. The dollar crashes and we all starve.
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  2900.  @ulvi5514  I'd imagine they should have thought about that before ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians in the 1990s .
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  2901.  @filipe5722  Maybe that is how it is supposed to play out. There has to be some penalty for ethnically cleansing over 800,000 civilians no?
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  2902. Imagine this guy decided to be a real journalist and ask difficult questions? Just imagine.
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  2903.  baddad2955  Why exactly would he help Israel ethnically cleanse the Palestinians from Gaza? Are you insane?
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  2904. Some would claim breaking treaties and arming islands is preposterous. I'd imagine anymore preposterousness will probably leed to war. It isn't like your neighbor is a rational state either. Poking them in the eye over and over again isn't exactly the best of plans laid. But yea, you guys do you. I just hope we have someone like Trump in office that stays out of it.
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  2905. Difference is colonial powers like France have no ability to colonize Kazakhstan.
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  2906. Because they see them as subhuman.
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  2907. BBC is a huge spreader of fake news. Not sure they'll catch up to CNN though.
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  2908. @UKchatman, You talking about Sweden?
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  2909. @Filiz but a lot of you act like Arabs. Why is that? lol Your post being a prime example.
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  2910. @Karakarakiri, The French might be worse than the Anglos. Just ask the people in North Africa.
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  2911.  @gunner9936  Hardly a Jihad my friend, considering Armenia's only neighbor to support them was the "islamic republic of Iran." Even Christian Georgia knew Armenia was wrong and allied with Azerbaijan. Stop making ridiculous statements trying to rationalize a nation invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansing half a million civilians in the 1990s. This wasn't a war, this was basically Azerbaijan enforcing multiple UN resolutions by pushing out a murderous militia group off Azeri territory. More so a police action. I find it interesting you're picking the same side the Islamic Republic of Iran was on. You some kind of Iranian Islamist or something?
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  2912.  @moradmoses3779  Every single country on this planet recognizes those borders as within Azerbaijan. Even India. Look it up. It's about as illegal as an occupation can get. There isn't one country on this planet which officially recognizes that region as part of Armenia.
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  2913.  @TheSpectator425  You seem confused. I'm not saying Kashmir should be recognized as part of Pakistan. I agree that it is internationally recognized Indian territory. The argument I'm making is that if you believe it's okay for Armenia to illegally annex internationally recognized Azerbaijani territory because a few Armenians live there, then you have to believe it's okay for Pakistan to take Kashmir for the same reasons. Wanting it in one place and not in the other is nothing short of childish, irrational hypocrisy. So which is it? Do you believe nations should keep their internationally recognized territory or not? You can't want one rule for India and a different rule for Azerbaijan. Me I'm consistent. Kashmir is India and Nagorno Karabakh is Azerbaijan.
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  2914.  @sruligertner  how can you claim they don’t have an air defense system when said system just blunted an attack the other night? What are you smoking ?
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  2915.  @rozhin6055  Why not?
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  2916. This is so true, anytime indians and Pakistanis show up in a comments section, that comments section turns into a open defecation area.
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  2917.  @lucka4359  I'd also imagine Turkey would rather have Russian and Ukranian people moving in than people from EU nations, especially people from western European nations like England, France and Germany. I vacation in Turkey a lot and I can't say I blame them for this policy. Seeing the way western Europeans act there compared to the Russians and Ukrainians it makes a lot of sense. You don't really get this type of insanity with people from places like Spain, Italy or the Balkans though. They tend to be a lot more civilized and don't cause as much trouble. I can't really comment on Americans there as so far I feel like my family are the only ones ever in town lol
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  2918.  @lucka4359  I don't have to go through a visa process because I also happen to be a citizen of Turkey. I was able to obtain dual citizenship 20 years ago. As I told you, I've been hanging around there A LOT longer than you. So you're right in a way, I don't have to go through the visa process. Legally I'm considered a local. Also I can have meaningful conversations with the locals because I speak their language almost fluently. Can you say the same? Istersen bu tartismayi Turkcedede yapabiliriz. Mr. "I know everything about how Turks feel."
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  2919. If buying oil from terrorists was so strange, most nations on earth wouldn't be guilty of it. Sweden trying to join Nato however is rare. You don't see everyday where a country tries to join a military organization while at the same time funding armed groups which attack a member of the organization.
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  2920. This was an interesting take on the whole situation. As someone who has been living in Turkey part time for over 25 years I can confidently say people back home in the west simply do not understand this country and it's internal dynamics. As the podcaster was asking near the end of the video about getting Turkey back into the European orbit. I'd imagine that time has come and gone. 2004 was essentially the breaking point between Europe and Turkey and it has been driven off a cliff ever since. Personally I don't think the Turks have any interest in integrating with Europe, the only time they'll mention it is for diplomatic points in playing the victim. Even if the EU offered them a no questions asked entry tomorrow they'd probably reject it. I also agree with the podcaster that a Turkey in the EU would have served the interests of Greece. Greece would no longer be on the front lines of the EU, their security in hand they also wouldn't have the economic burden of high defense budgets, not to mention a huge market next door to ship products to. That ship sailed, the Turks now see Europe as strategically irrelevant in the long term at best and a sinking ship in the long term at worst. I'd imagine the Turks in the long term will essentially be looking at the EU as a place to bully in the future and take concessions from. Europe has two major routes to bring in resources and energy. Through Russia or middle eastern and central Asian energy through Turkey. America shot Europe in the foot with Russia and Europe shot itself in the foot with Turkey. Europe needs at least one of them in their orbit, having both of them as adversarial when you need them to bring in energy is one of the worst geopolitical blunders of the past 200 years. Europe now in the long term will be hemmed in by two hostile powers who control all their energy routes. As far as Greece's security, unfortunately I believe the Turks will be coming for them sooner or later. America's response and Turkey's economy are really the only things holding back the itchy finger generals on this issue. If America is ever disinterested in the region and Turkey finds space, they're going to make their move like Russia recently made their move. Unfortunately for Greece there is literally nothing the EU nations can really do to stop it, aside from harsh statements and economic sanctions. They're pretty hell bent on carving out a sphere of influence in the East Med and Aegean Sea, akin to how China views retaking Taiwan. Greece's best hope is for some sort of civil strife in Turkey or a complete economic meltdown where the entire political class gets wiped out, both unlikely to happen. I remember an analyst once told me in 2009 that Ukraine is on borrowed time, Russia will eventually come knocking. I remember thinking it was far fetched. Now I feel the same about Turkey and Greece.
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  2921. They'll get their own engines up sooner or later. They did the same thing with their drones when the engines and cameras were cut off. It took a while but they just made their own.
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  2922. Their carefully crafted narrative which they've been protecting with all hands on deck for years is finally starting to fall apart. There is no going back after this. "New York Crimes" 🤣
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  2923. @Billy Billy, we are Nato my man. It's how we control these smaller nations and bend them to our will. Forget leaving Nato, we'd do some terrible things simply to keep it in tact. I personally am not a fan of this policy but that is what the policy is.
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  2924.  @rojvankoc7252  The ability to project power makes you a super power. Having nukes isn't enough. North Korea has nukes, no where near a super power. Pakistan has nukes, nowhere near a superpower. Israel has nukes, no where near a superpower. South Africa has nukes, nowhere near a superpower. If you believe America to be a super power, then you must believe the Soviets were as well because for a decent stretch they basically carved the world up between each other and balanced each other out. Soviet Union was broke, which is why they didn't last long. But again money isn't the ultimate determining factor in being a global power, military prowess is. Money will just help you stay at the top longer.
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  2925.  @rojvankoc7252  No nation lasts forever, the Chinese included. If your contention of being "where it has been for a thousand years" is the same ethnicity being in that same geographical region. I'd imagine there are other places who've been around for thousands of years as well. You're literally debating around in circles. Quick question, were your parents cousins?
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  2926.  @mohamad-ms2pb  That and him asking too many pesky questions about our foreign policy on Ukraine and Syria probably put the final nail in his coffin. Reminds me of the early 2000s where anyone who spoke up during the build up to the Iraq war were punished.
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  2927. @pact6146. These people are Hispanic, not from Spain. So you're saying that if a group of people from Europe who savagely invaded your lands, murdered most of your people, forced you to speak Spanish and then enslaved you. Somehow you should be upset that someone once upon a time invaded them? You can't possibly be serious with this argument. Are you insane? Or do you simply not know the history of Spain and how the people of South and Central America came to speak Spanish? Rationally speaking perhaps it makes more sense that these people are rejecting the religion which was violently forced upon them by invaders all those years ago? At least this time they actually have a choice on what to convert to. Instead of at the tip of a sword like they were converted to Christianity.
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  2928.  @SL92018  They literally just took out the entire Syrian government. Now they're moving on American proxy forces in North East Syria. If that isn't "doing a damned thing" I wonder what your definition of doing something is. Facts>Your emotions.
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  2929.  @aragon9173  I think the guy is jealous that like 99% of nations Turkey's people don't defecate on the streets. Must be rough being Indian and looking at the rest of the world.
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  2930.  @basicinfo8786  Only about 4 or 5 nations can make drones like this. You do realize that facts>your feelings.
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  2931. @Grunt6646. The crazy part is all the cash had the DNA of the guy who they are accusing him of taking bribes for. Some Egyptian businessman working on behalf of their government. This guy has been known to work for foreign governments and foreign ethnic lobbies for a very long time. They eventually decided to take action for what ever reason. Most people could have told you 10 years ago that is what this guy has been up to.
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  2932. Even if that wasnt' the case there would still be zero chance France would be allowed to mediate. Usually in international politics the mediator is someone who has some sort of influence on the parties involved. France has zero ability to project any sort of power or influence over that region. There mere idea that they think they could get involved in this shows their sheer level of delusion and lack of self awareness.
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  2933. insightful comment.
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  2934.  @Hasanaljadid  The Kurds helped bring to power. Only in the past 2 elections did he start polling low with Kurds. For the vast majority of his political career, the Kurds were one of his most powerful and loyal voting base.
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  2935.  @HuraRas  Everything you said was all well and good. But you should realize no one was debating nationality, the debate was based on who is what ethically speaking. You really did waste your time with explaining to us the obvious
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  2936. If you pay attention their actions are easily predictable.
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  2937. @gottmintuns813. You are 100% correct. (About the Southern half of the island)
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  2938.  @Stellarionas  I'm not sure what world you live in but there is most certainly a northern and southern half. If there wasn't, we wouldn't be having this conversation. You do realize there is a difficult between what is and what you want to be.
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  2939.  @Stellarionas  In such a situation I'd imagine that would make you extremely bias and a lot more likely to fall into cognitive dissonance when it comes to these issues. No one needs to pretend anything, if you can't debate the facts at face value, why have a meltdown over it? You literally couldn't tackle anything I said. Claiming you know more because of where you live isn't an argument.
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  2940. Yes and the door to door carpet salesman doesn't murder the children of every house he shows up at.
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  2941.  @spencerhowell9094  It seems that mindset has penetrated both left and right.
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  2942.  @The-Monotheist  Funny I could say the same thing about Iran when they were arming Armenia as it invaded Muslim Azerbaijan and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. Then they armed Armenia again when Azerbaijan was trying to take their territory back 2 years ago. Things are a lot more complicated than you'd like to believe they are. Moving parts that you're apparently not familiar with. Not saying Turkey shouldn't help Lebanon, they certainly should. But you make it seem like there is absolutely zero reason why they aren't.
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  2943. I'm all for pushing Turkey to recognize the Armenian genocide. In fact i"ve been quite vocal about it my entire life. That is until I recently found out what the Armenians did to the Azeris in the 1990s. Perhaps the Turks should pay the Armenians reparations for the Armenian genocide and the Armenians could use that money to pay reparations to the families of the 800,000 people they ethnically cleansed in the 1990s.
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  2944. I'm surprised a pro establishment, pro elites news channel like Young Turks would actually have content like this.
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  2945. Rockets and drones built in basements and garages. Wallmart Navy Seals. I can just imagine the interview. "who here can swim, raise your hands." Who ever raises their hand "you're now a navy seal." Taking on one of the world's most technically advanced military forces. My god the ballz on these guys.
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  2946.  @liranhassin4141  So you're saying they don't know how to fly them then? Why was exactly was American air refueling needed then? Are you claiming the IDF has all these resources but are too stupid to use them? You claim to know things so please explain this to us. Or was it simply another cause of the apartheid genocidal regime not wanting to risk their own stuff and putting the Americans at risk again instead?
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  2947. @FredrikNaevisdal. Insightful comment my friend. Well played.
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  2948.  @sarcasmfb5009  Ben is good with most things, rational thinker. But when the topic is Israel. The guy turns into a raving irrational lunatic.
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  2949.  @tanertavlan1769  If what you're saying is true, why is Assad still in power in Syria? Please explain that reality vs what you're saying.
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  2950.  @M-istanbul  What you're saying has a lot of truth to it.
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  2951. The idea of "renting" a drone is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard. Does it come with insurance similar to car renters insurance? lol
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  2952.  @neekola88  You forgot the add the part about Serbia trying to ethnically cleanse the non Serbian civilians there.
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  2953.  @jora5483  I'm fairly sure international law is pretty concrete about this. Reality>your emotions.
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  2954. @elenal2012. If you also did your homework you'd know that Israel is using Cyprus as a logistics hub now, not just the British base part either. If Cyprus becomes a party to this conflict and joins the regional war for no apparent reason. Don't be shocked if that 36% Turkish occupation turns into 100%. The Brits with these bases on that island don't have the logistics or capability to do anything about it either.
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  2955.  @elenal2012  correction Cyprus should have nothing to do with Gaza. That is how it should be but for some odd reason this tiny island nation which can’t even defend its self is making itself party to a war. As if Israel will come to their defense if something happens as a result of Cyprus helping Israel with genocide. At this point Turkey is the least of Cyprus’s worries.
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  2956.  @elenal2012  Yes yes, such amazing relations that the largest military force in Lebanon is threatening to use force on Cyprus. True sign of excellent relations right? You really didn't think through your comment did you?
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  2957.  @Κώστας-τ9μ  didn’t Cyprus think they had nothing to worry about in 1973 also? How’d that work out?
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  2958. @Dominic Perez. There was an area of Azerbaijan where Armenians lived. So Armenia invaded Azerbaijan to take the area where Armenians live, however they also decided to take huge swaths of places where Azeris live too. So a large chunk of Azerbaijan was taken by Armenia in the 1990s and over 800,000 civilians ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan tried to negotiate to get some of the land back for 30 years to no avail. Eventually they got sick of it and invaded to take it back. This is one of the few conflicts I've ever followed and researched that wasn't very complex in it's origins.
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  2959. Sounds like a workable solution to me. But if you look at the history of this conflict Armenia has never exactly been rational when offered terms. Azerbaijan actually offered them a MUCH MUCH better deal in the late 1990s and they rejected it. They'll probably reject this one too and end up with nothing.
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  2960.  @ziziqar  Really? So way back in the day a deal wasn't offered to Kocharian by Aliyev's father which would have essentially allowed Armenia to keep Karabakh and even keep like 40% of the surrounding regions as well? This simply never happened? Also it seems like Armenia ceased to be a state a long time ago, they just weren't aware of it at the time. When you're landlocked and have border disputes with every single one of your neighbors except the Islamic State of Iran. Death of the nation isn't far away. But as I said earlier they had chances and were offered good deals, continually rejected them for 30 years. I feel bad for regular Armenians but I don't feel bad for the insane leadership who has put that nation in a position from which it probably isn't going to survive another 50 years. You might want to do a bit of research on the history of these negotiations before coming out in an emotional state and calling someone who is stating well known facts a "liar." Your level of cognitive dissonance is alarming.
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  2961. How exactly are they going to stop it? Allow? lol
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  2962.  @gitgit22000  if one society has 1 homeless person per 1,000 homeless and another society has 1 homeless person per 1 million. You know that first society is doing something wrong.
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  2963.  @angrymonkey6606  No rational person on earth believes anything he is saying. He said they opened a corridor for people to leave. Then they bombed the corridor while people were leaving. Then they bombed a refugee camp they told people to flee to. This isn't a war, this is an extermination ww2 style. Simply making claims like "oh they're hiding behind innocent people" doesn't give anyone the right to wholesale slaughter people. If your logic held true, any group of people could simply do that to any other group of people and use the same excuse. You guys need to stop with these insane narratives, no one believes you anymore. Just stop.
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  2964. @Ville Valste, I don't think you realize how cash strapped the EU is.
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  2965.  @frederickjohnpicarello1909  That isn't needed. If we all simply stop watching and starve them of advertising dollars they'll dismantle themselves and be scraped into a million pieces. We like to complain yet most of our problems are self inflicted wounds.
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  2966.  @victoremman4639  Being the most powerful nation in a body of water doesn't mean you control 100% of it. When you make ridiculous comments you can't use cheap rhetoric to defend them.
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  2967.  @Merecir  Or he is working for the Russians. Or the Swedish government egged this on as a way to bow out of their Nato membership without having to deal with the fallout of backing out? Or the Swedish government is just ridiculously stupid. All three are possible but number three seems the most plausible.
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  2968. I wouldnt' say they've thrived but they have certainly survived. Also a village in Siberia is a pretty good case study for some of the sanctions. If this little town thousands of miles away from anywhere can get certain products. It means there is literally zero shortage of them in the country.
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  2969. And stuffing 2.3 million people into the world’s only concentration camp is just fine?
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  2970. The chance of a war between Hezbollah and Turkey is zero. Sure they don't like each other, sure they're competition in the region for influence. However their interests don't clash anywhere to a point it would end in armed conflict. What you're saying is a pipedream. Aside from both backing opposing factions in Syria, these two groups have never had an armed conflict nor do they wish to do so. Even if in some alternate universe these two groups were in a position to have to fight each other, again it still probably wouldn't happen. See Israel can hurt Hezbollah, but in an open conflict Turkey would end Hezbollah. So I doubt Hezbollah would be interested in that. On the flip side I fail to see what Turkey would gain from ending them, aside from stretching their military too thin and considering their economy they'd probably go bankrupt doing so. So yea, not gonna happen.
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  2971.  @IAT1964  Yes and they were semitic. Not a bunch of eastern Europeans who converted to the religion thousands of years later.
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  2972. @John Stamos, That was probably the first time in her life someone told her the truth lol
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  2973.  @TheOneAndOnly61300  If I made a list why, it would end up being a book. But I'll give you a sneak peak. 1. Only apartheid state on the planet (shame) 2. The only nation on the planet which operates a concentration camp (shame) 3. Operating history's largest and longest lasting concentration camp ever (shame) 4. Having the only military on earth since WW2 which uses a fully mechanized army to slaughter as many civilians as possible (shame) Now you have your answer.
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  2974. Well they don't know nearly as much as the nation which made this youtube video. In fact compared to the French, the Turks are a second division team in the sport of genocide. France plays in the champions league, I think they're playing Israel in the semi finals next week.
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  2975.  @miguelfernandes1920  They were offered a lot of great plans for well over 30 years. They rejected every single one of them, they preferred to opt for war. So the Azeris gave it to them eventually. So they really can't complain about the outcome can they?
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  2976. The funny part is Poland's military is probably a lot stronger than Germany's right now. "Germany invades Poland"...... Two weeks later. "Poland occupies Berlin." lol
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  2977.  @southboundguitar  Sure, blame the poor people who've had their land stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp. People trying to draw moral equivalency between the two sides is doing nothing other than trying to justify apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. So no, rational people will categorically reject what you're saying.
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  2978. @Kcraig51. Depends on the evidence really and depends on how bad the evidence looks to the public. This guy's situation is quite bad. It really doesn't help that he's been known for a really long time to be involved in these types of deals with ethnic lobby groups. Taking money in exchange for pushing their agendas in the Senate foreign relations committee.
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  2979.  @polina0394  You do realize you're talking about one of the most corruption nations on the planet right? A nation which has such little freedom of expression that the entire media apparatus was telling the people they were winning the war, while their military was being decimated.
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  2980.  @polina0394  No one ever claimed any of these nations were free. But after seeing what I saw during this war, Armenia being 61st on that list makes me question how well they research these small out of the way nations.
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  2981. @Francisco R. Mainstream media has been telling us Turkey's economy is going to collapse for nearly 10 years now. I vacation there every summer and I don't see any sort of "economic collapse." I'd imagine their defense is more important to them than 100 billion dollars.
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  2982. 6th gen won’t be up and running until about 2040. That is an optimistic estimate might take longer
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  2983. It's CNN, they need to do what they gotta do even to get 10 people to watch lol
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  2984.  @matachi1040  I wouldn't put that past them either lol
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  2985.  @constantinethecataphract5949  A realistic person can make an argument for why they'd want some of those Islands in the Aegean. No one can make a rational argument as to why they'd want irrelevant mountainy geography. In the modern world the juice simply isn't worth the squeeze. I doubt they have any sort of interest in mainland Greece. But the islands, different story all together. Personally I think at the first sign of a major war around the world where all the major powers are busy, they're going to move in and take those islands. I would lol Having so many islands that close to your shoreline owned by a state you have bad relations with is far too much of a strategic liability. Not to mention a military nightmare. One day, sooner or later they're going to come for those islands. Geography is destiny.
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  2986. Talking about a country which is committing genocide RIGHT NOW as we speak.
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  2987. Why are Gavin and DeSantis even being covered? Both are heavy establishment characters that have been rejected by the public. No one is going to vote either of these tools into the big office.
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  2988.  @Jackson-xz7nd  It actually is true, they've said it quite clearly many times. Asking Biden in official statements to tone down the rhetoric as well. Like how every week Biden picks a random day the Russians will invade. Try watching what the Ukrainians are actually saying.
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  2989.  @javiergarcia-ue9wm  What is stupid is that people who obviously aren't privy to what the Ukrainians are saying coming out and trying to debate about what the Ukrainians are saying. Yes, with Trump it surely wouldn't have come to this but not for reasons you think. Trump wouldn't have purposefully enflamed the situation hoping this would happen and in turn the Russians wouldn't be sitting there beating their chests with fists.
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  2990.  @brojwz2314  Are you referring to when the Armenians invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed more than 800,000 civilians in the early 1990s? You're right, that is a genocide and reparations should be paid along with a state apology.
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  2991.  @pyellard3013  When the bigger members set the rules and threaten the smaller members if they don't obey. Yea, that's very akin to modern day colonialism. I"d imagine the French and the Germans aren't very interested in hearing what the Poles views on future policy matters are. They'll set the policy and expect Poland like a good little boy to follow. When they don't, they'll threaten and smear them.
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  2992.  @pyellard3013  Oh so you're not aware of how tedious the negotiations were which btw the way are still ongoing on many issues? I get it, you're an EUphile. You liking the mafia doesn't mean it isn't a mafia. Why not ask some citizens on smaller/weaker nations if they believe the EU behaves like a mafia or not. I'd imagine you'd be shocked at what you hear.
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  2993. Freezing assets has nothing to do with trade or an obligation to do so. Threatening smaller nations to go along with the sanctions is a lot like the mafia taking protection money from small businesses. The trade part you're right, that is legitimate, no one is obligated to trade with anyone else. But you should also understand everything else that has come with these sanctions like the few I highlighted. What people wanted was a rules based international order. Not a mafia type situation where those with bigger guns can do XYZ and everyone else can't.
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  2994. @Brian Estell, Turkey was dropped when Nato nations refused to sell them air defense systems. So, they diversified their foreign policy as a result.
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  2995. Well played. Same thing in the first few weeks on conflict. Russia is so weak Ukraine will beat them. also Russia so strong they want to invade all of Europe. The propaganda has become cartoonish
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  2996.  @teffuniotofu6905  I never claimed they did. While I go learn more about African geography. Why don't you take lessons on how to comprehend what you're reading before responding. This will help both of us I guess.
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  2997.  @catchaser52  Just like all tires look the same. It's the only design that works in this specific application.
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  2998.  @davidmuradyan4014  They could have easily had that chance had they decided to negotiate. For nearly 30 years they refused to negotiate anything while illegally occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory. After having been destroyed on the battlefield, I'm not sure Armenia is in any position to make any demands. This is what blind aggression gives you.
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  2999. @Captain Fokker, Actually when you compare costs you can buy about 50 of these drones for the cost of 1 high end American attack drone.
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  3000.  @captainfokker3951  Yup, you're echoing my point.
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  3001. And how would they move 100,000 people into a warzone without Russia noticing or stopping it? Look at a map. Ukraine's problem isn't manpower, they actually outnumber the military force massed at their border. Their problem is lack of high end military equipment.
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  3002.  @mountainheight  I thought you were talking about Greece for a second there.
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  3003. ​ @mountainheight  They're pretty much being pushed in the same direction as Ukraine.
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  3004.  @tarikoktay6792  The guy didn't say "Go Saudi Arabia." Your comment was quite ridiculous.
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  3005.  @AfG_313 not sure how Turkey will react either if its neighbor is destroyed.
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  3006.  @Mickyway I have the same problem sitting here in America. Where to go where to go. Your choices amplify if you have the ability to earn money online remotely. Then a strong labor market is not a strong contributing factor when looking for a nation to live in. A few people I know who work online moved to Turkey of all places and they love it there. Inflation there isn’t a problem for them since they earn in dollars. But they get all the other benefits like living in a super safe place.
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  3007.  @maybe9617  Iran maybe but what in the world is India going to do? Even if it could do something it still probably wouldn't. India has a Kashmir problem and backing Armenia who was doing exactly what Pakistan wants to do to Kashmir would put India in an awkward position diplomatically. Right now the entire world backs India on it's Kashmir problem, but if India turns around and backs the side which is in the same position as Pakistan is visa vi Kashmir, India would have a hard time making their arguments on the issue. But it's all irrelevant anyway as India has no capability to project power in that region. Only Iran has the proximity and the interest to help Armenia. But even then it simply won't be enough.
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  3008.  @calmbeast1329  How India is reacting makes sense, they're essentially telling Turkey that if they can back Pakistan on the Kashmir issue they'll back Armenia who has the same problem with Azerbaijan. But they can only go so far on the issue considering India doesn't have the ability to project military power into that region and the fact it wouldnt' be in their interest to do so. It's essentially just words and a few weapons and aid packages just to let Turkey know of their displeasure on the Kashmir issue. Nothing more nothing less, not will it have an impact on anything. This doesn't make them insecure, it's natural for nations to take certain steps (even if irrelevant) to let their displeasure be known. What India is doing isn't anything strange.
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  3009.  @CharlieTWilbury  He'd bring in viewership though. The stated am of the Republican party is to bring in younger voters. Having them watch your debates helps.
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  3010.  @G-gnome  Surely no one is claiming that if Miller is arrested that some how absolves Israel itself of it's crimes. Besides in a court case, it will probably be argued that Miller and the administration he worked on behalf of was actively working on behalf of the Zionist apartheid regime they call Israel. Fact is this guy is nervous and he should be.
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  3011.  @Vroomfondle1066  It's possible but if I'm from east Timor, the alternative couldn't be much worse.
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  3012.  @zaynosman5162  That guy is Indian? Talking about primitive nations? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  3013.  French& Scottish  Another strange comment from you. Simply having nukes doesn't automatically make you the "major player." It surely helps but it doesn't by itself put you in that category. North Korea has nukes as well, how often is their opinion sought in matters? The older global powers like France and the UK are waning and their influence has taken a huge dent. Like the OP said this war is simply bringing to light what many people already knew. Look how Macron was treated when he went to Moscow before the war, like a little kid who was out of his depth. Russia simply does not care what the French or the Brits think. They keep their eye on the players who can make decisions which may or may not affect Russian policy. In this specific case it's the United States and Turkey. Germany also matters to a lesser degree due to insane amount of energy they buy from Russia.
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  3014. @Djang221. Sweden was in the awkward position of trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which were blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of said defense organization. You can imagine the issues this would cause. The Turks and rightfully so were hot skipping mad about this. So if Erdogan didn't want to completely lose the support of his people he had to extract his pound of flesh from the Swedes and get concessions essentially stopping them from financing these groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey. If he was a true autocrat like Macron of France for example, he could have simply ignored what his people want and saved himself the headaches of blocking Sweden for a year.
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  3015. Boy Fox news is all in just like CNN and MSNBC on the propaganda front.
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  3016. The dynamic is quite strong. There has been more bloodshed in that Theo-rivalry than the Shia/Sunni rivalry.
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  3017. Why is it every time I watch the news there is some chaos in France. Kurds rioting, Moroccans rioting, French people in massive protests against their government, French protests against Nato, Africans rioting in France. They seem well on their way to being a failed state.
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  3018.  @Milena-yf7cn  It is everyone's business when these people are trying to push our government into getting involved on the wrong side of a war.
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  3019.  @zerg230  I'm not sure about the UK but France's history of aggression and crimes makes the United States look like choir boys.
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  3020. @King Khan, there will never be peace in Afghanistan as long as India and Pakistan are involved there. The civilized world simply needs to build a wall around Pakistan and India and make sure they don't spread their insanity around the globe.
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  3021. @Maria Post, very insightful post. I'm not aware of the science behind this but it is food for thought.
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  3022.  @rsv1390  If proxy wars counted as full blown wars between nations then one could easily argue that Nato nations have been at war with each other many times. Fact of the matter is proxy wars are exactly what the phrase entails, proxy wars. AKA no direct involvement of the nations involved. So Turkey/Israel backing a different faction in a conflict than America doesn't mean America is at war with a Nato nation. As involved as Turkey is in the Azeri conflict via training, advising, political cover and military equipment it still does not directly enter the conflict. Also there is no way Iran can offset what Turkey and Israel provide Azerbaijan. If what they provide made any real difference, the 2020 war would have played out differently.
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  3023. @UMS that probably isn't going to happen. I don't think we'll see one currency pop up and dethrone the dollar. What we will see though are nations slowly finding ways to conduct trade without using the dollar, if this reaches a certain critical mass the dollar will collapse. Maybe one day someone will find a way to push a reserve currency which will be backed by something. Gold, oil or god knows what else will be valuable in the future along with an iron clad promise it won't be used as a weapon against anyone.
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  3024.  @lawrence208 where you going to buy a microwave? Just one small example.
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  3025.  @gamedayswede  That is a fairly interesting way of misrepresenting what actually went down. Sweden tried to join Nato. Turkey said no. Sweden and Turkey negotiated and came to an agreement and essentially shook hands. Sweden then did not follow through with it's promises at the table and Turkey freaked out. One must admit that it's a rather awkward situation for Sweden to be trying to join a join defense organization while at the same time funding and arming groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of the same defense organization. You really can't make this stuff up and the ridiculousness of it.
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  3026.  @gamedayswede  Not only are you oblivious to what is going on in your country now you believe you get to decide what nation people are or aren't from? You can't possibly be serious with this type of debate tactic. First you were sure Sweden wasn't doing XY and Z. And you were wrong. Now you're pretty sure I'm not an American. And again you're 100% wrong. At what point will you start to question what you feel you're sure about? I'm sure you've heard of Einstein's definition of insanity right?
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  3027.  @_AbrahamL  Yes those Russian military bases in Armenia are just for show right? And Russia in 2020 just happened to step in and force Azerbaijan to stop the destruction of the Armenian army because they felt like it right? lol
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  3028.  @lukaszstepien1772  Maybe the fact it is an ethno state that has territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbors might be a problem too no? Not to forget it wasn't too long ago it invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? That might be a problem too no?
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  3029.  @siricaplan7777  The conclusion is quite obvious.
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  3030. @ and what exactly would Turkey have to gain from colonizing Chad? So they even have the logistics in place to benefit from such a thing? Do explain
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  3031.  @JamesKerLindsay  To be fair James you can't make a video on eastern European politics/ history and expect rational debate lol You're asking for a lot my man 😂😂
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  3032. India supported Armenia against Azerbaijan. It didn't change the outcome. A few malfunctioning Indian weapons won't change the outcome of any of these conflicts.
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  3033.  @jacobjonm0511  The reality on the ground doesn't seem to jive with what you are saying.
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  3034. What about the Sephardic jews who are indigenous to the area? I know they constitute a small percentage of people in Israel but they have every right to stay there. Considering they've been living in that region for thousands of years. So this idea that all jews must vacate the middle east is as insane and cruel as Netanyahu saying all Palestinians need to vacate Gaza. No rational person is going to agree with you on this.
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  3035.  @jeffhood-s2q  I guess akin to Israel sticking people into concentration camps and then bombing them mercilessly when they have no means of defending themselves? Those types of cowards?
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  3036. I don't think there is a rift on the right. I think in the long term we're going to see a purge in the America first crowd of people who aren't actually America first. Considering how Ben Shapiro is acting, I don't think many young conservatives would be willing to accept him in their ranks. His constantly usage of irrational talking points, his new propensity to turn everything into identity politics and this idea he has that a foreign nation's interests are more important than America's interests are not compatible with the ideals of most young conservatives. Young conservates who are more tech savvy aren't as susceptible the propagandistic programming of the elites via the legacy media either. The right is going to change and change very soon. It is merely some talking heads on the right who are spouting some of this pro apartheid pro concentration camp insanity. The movement will purge them. I'd imagine the establishment left comprised of older people are going to have the same difficulties in propagandizing the young leftists on many issues like this as well. Fox news can't control what young conservatives think and CNN can't control what young liberals think. Both movements are going to have a reckoning over this issue and the older elites on both sides are in full blown panic mode right now. This conflict really opened up so many fault lines in American politics.
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  3037.  @relaxedmuffin3666  I'm not French but I did like that jab you took at the French and their military prowess. lol
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  3038.  @majorityiswrong9986  Not saying you should or shouldn't call it Turkey or Turkiye, I don't care either way. But I do have a question for you. What does it even mean that western society are still calling it Turkey? Should that automatically mean the rest of the world should? What kind of insane argument is that?
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  3039.  @konstantinospapadopoulos7735  Still trying to argue that you have the right to name a nation and what the people living there want is of no consequence? Seriously?
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  3040.  @konstantinospapadopoulos7735  You said no Greek tried to name anyone, except that is exactly what the people in this thread at doing. Trying to decide what people of another sovereign nation can and cannot call themselves. If Canada wanted to name themselves the anything under the sun, it wouldn't be up to me as an American to say "no that can't be your name." Regardless of what name they pick.
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  3041.  @uriel7203  The people you call antisemites are (when put under a microscope) pro semitic. They're pro Palestinian, who are a semitic people. And anti the Zionists who are of European stock and not semitic. So again, who you call antisemitic are actually prosemitic. This is not only true, it is demonstrably true.
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  3042.  @rickycoverrubias6176  Well under their hypothetical scenario they figured it would come to their waters. I mean nations can now make such ridiculous claims, since Israel has been doing it. It is now the norm. So yea, Yemen has a right to defend themselves I guess.
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  3043. People are starting to realize Ben's feelings don't care about facts.
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  3044.  @ashog1426  So what happened to the 800,000 Azeris who lived in the areas invaded and occupied by the Armenians? They all just up and vanished like a fart in the wind? Do all you war crimes deniers go to the same seminars, because you all seem to make the same exact excuses.
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  3045.  @ashog1426  Yea obviously someone pointing out something so obvious has to be from country X right? Forget being Azeri I've never even met an Azeri. I have met a ton of Armenians though, mostly nice people. Would be nice though if they accepted the brutality of their government in the 1990s.
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  3046.  @mertroll1  Bosnians are Slavs, they also have an Ottoman past.
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  3047. If you're in Africa why pray our leaders here in the west don't come to their senses. The more trouble (especially Europe) is in. The less Africa will have to deal with destabilization. Hell if France collapsed tomorrow half of Africa will probably be stabilized in a decade.
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  3048. @Krishna-yp5iz. Or one can make the argument Northern Iran belongs to Azerbaijan. Me personally I'm okay with either but you have to admit their claim is just as strong as yours if not stronger. Not to mention more likely to happen. No one living in Azerbaijan wants to be part of Iran. But I think you can easily find 20 million Azeris who in Iran who just might jump at the chance to join their ethnic nation state. Just sayin..... becareful what you wish for.
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  3049.  @Eran_Haim  Not sure what that has to do with them helping Somali insane fundamentalists trained and armed by Saudi Arabia and the UAE. That's almost like me claiming America and Russia can't be enemies because they're both Christian nations
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  3050.  @aJoats  Not going to disagree with you there. I was just making a point that if 90% of democratic political leaders are establishment types 80% of republicans are. Conservatives for one reason or another tend to be more critical of their leaders (not by much) which may account for that small disparity. In the grand scheme of things that different really doesn't matter much and I completely agree with your last post. Until we have a truly independent media that is actually interested in journalism rather than pushing out talking points these problems will persist. The population is simply too dumbed down to expect a majority of them to do their own research or think independently.
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  3051.  @artyartemis5752  River to the Sea is a statement first coined in the 1950s by a Likud party (Netanyahu's current party) It essentially means that their state shall control all the territory from the River Jordan to the Med sea. The apartheid state of Israel has been implementing this policy since the 1950s. Well now the Palestinians who actually live on that property called the "river to the sea" are now saying the "river to the sea" is theirs. That is what river to the sea means.
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  3052.  @rft2001  So you're admitting that Israel is an apartheid state? Good we're getting somewhere.
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  3053.  @artyartemis5752  Well that is a hypothetical but we actually have historical precedence to get an idea of what that would look like. That region was under Islamic Law for a very long time. Jews lived there without many issues. So what exactly are you basing this on? Non stop violence, apartheid and concentration camps only started after the zionists took charge. You need to formulate better arguments.
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  3054.  @muslimresponse103  He doesn't seem to care about what the agreement actually says.
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  3055.  @muslimresponse103  Why are you Indian and Pakistani trolls going at it again in a video which has nothing to do with either nation. Can't you guys have your troll flame wars on videos which are actually about your respective nations?
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  3056. @Giorgis Maximos, so you feel asking a nation to stop financing armed groups which attack you, to join an organization in which you have a veto is a "reward" Interesting.
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  3057.  @frankdamsy9715  If they're good people why do local Kurds in Syria hate their guts? If they're good people why did they ethnically cleanse 200,000 Kurdish villagers who were against their rule? If they're good people, why are there local uprisings against them everyday in Syrian towns they've brutally occupied? If they're so good, why were they put on America's and the EU's list of terrorist organizations years ago? Please explain. Also you might want to explain how giving a terrorist organization 100s of billions of dollars is good for America.
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  3058. @ except the subject isn’t about turanism. Nor was my original factual comment which triggered you
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  3059.  @frankdamsy9715  I don't think you realize Turan bots don't exist. Also when you claim someone is a bot, you're obviously calling them based on their post. What about my post was "bottish." You can't seem to explain. What you don't realize is how ridiculous you're being.
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  3060.  @frankdamsy9715  Not nearly as much as you. Mr. Frank. Perhaps it is time to check those emotions and actually make a point.
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  3061. @davidJagan279. So essentially you're blaming the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face? No one takes ridiculous claims like that seriously anymore. Find new talking points please.
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  3062.  @deprogramm  They've had many military coups. But between said coups they were always in charge. They perform a coup when the civilian authority challenges it's authority. In the 50s their authority wasn't challenged hence no coup. You won't find one historian worth their salt who will claim they were anything other a nation under authoritarian military rule in the 1950s. I understand you have an axe to grind and you're more than welcome to state your case on that front. What you can't do is make completely false claims like Turkey had a better democracy in the 1950s. Facts>Your emotions.
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  3063. Our entire media establishment is one giant embarrassment.
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  3064. Just call them the New York Crimes and be done with it.
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  3065.  @benyblanko1  Nothing was done to my name, something was however done "in" my name. Yours too
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  3066. @Vidhu, Pakistani and Indian people are the same people. Overseas no one can tell the difference. You look alike and you act exactly the same.
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  3067. @shanedoyle501. Is your cognitive dissonance in overdrive? When you say "they are finishing it." Are you referring to Gaza? In a way you're right I guess, they are enacting their "final solution" to the people it stuffed into the world's only and history's longest lasting concentration camp. I guess they're trying to "finish the Palestinian question." This isn't the nearly 2000. These insane narratives you guys use don't work anymore. We live in the information age, most people have a fairly good idea what is going on. They aren't going to fall for these cartoonishly false claims you make. I get it, your schtick is defending apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. But you really need to find a new hobby. Try knitting
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  3068.  @badpiggies988  Yea bro, even when compared to it's neighbors. It's still an outrageous statement. Ukraine is a pretty hard-core right leaning country my man. I'm not saying it's a good thing or bad thing, I'm saying it's a reality thing.
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  3069.  @italy4668  The guy didn't claim they're in the EU Said they're a pain for the EU. Which I guess is partially true, even though the EU kind of put themselves in that position.
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  3070.  @nobody7158  Too soft on Pence as well, Bolton and Pompeo as well.
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  3071.  @wallmuncherof85  apartheid states don’t function like that
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  3072.  @georgekhoury9954  If that were true why aren't your comments deleted? I won't defend Israel and the US global order but it's also insanity to believe Iran is any better. If you were so into free speech, I'd imagine you're also complaining about the lack of free speech and lack of civil liberties the 30 million Azeris living in northern Iran have to deal with? I mean assuming you're not a hypocrite when speaking of things like free speech and what not.
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  3073. @Envinyatar, people throw around that word superpower easily. Turkey won't be a superpower. Turkey is however a regional power on its' way to being a regional hegemon. Nor do I think some short term currency issues is going to stop that process.
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  3074. @Liz Wandering Husky Mama, My wife and I go to Turkey every year and have never heard of such a thing happening. You sure the info you got wasn't about another country?
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  3075.  @cajaandjelkovic2975  But if they didn't vote they can't really complain about the outcome can they?
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  3076.  @Jonasbarbury  Yes this was always the case which is why these conversations were never had and Israel never saw Turkey as a major threat. With the Syrian government falling and the Turks in almost full control of Syria, militarily speaking Turkey now has a border with Israel.
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  3077.  @smitprmr  The amount of money the US government pumped into Ukraine is peanuts in relation to the amounts of money it would take to save or destroy the banking sector. The war in Ukraine however did play a part but a very small part. Inflation was already out of control due to money printing during covid but funding Ukraine and prolonging the war did force energy prices higher on the global market which added on to the inflation which then caused the fed to raise interest rates which then destroyed some banks. But again it played a pretty small part in this debacle. But nowhere near a large enough role to actually pin the bank failures on it. Those banks would have probably failed with or without the Ukraine war.
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  3078. @illy5168 Egypt has some problems in that region with nations who Turkey happens to have a lot of leverage over. That is what he means. Friendlier relations with Turkey helps solve some of Egypt's geo strategic problems. Like their massive issues with their neighbor Libya.
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  3079. @theneverposts. I can't think of many wars where the people involved don't eventually regret doing it.
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  3080. France essentially uses an uptick in terrorism to continue it's foothold in the Sahel. Anytime any government in this region takes steps to get away from French influence you generally see a huge spike in terror attacks. So it is going to be very painful as these nations completely get rid of French influence. France is essentially going to help put these terror attacks into overdrive. But eventually they're going to realize they can't colonize these areas any longer and will eventually give up. Then and only then will some of these nations finally get a breather from that French boot that has been on their throat for 100s of years.
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  3081.  @mandarinandthetenrings2201  They are at least honest about who they are and what they're doing.
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  3082.  @mandarinandthetenrings2201  You have to be twisted and hateful to tell the truth about what you're doing and on behalf of whom you're doing it for? Is that your argument?
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  3083.  @RUTHLESSambition5  You might want fact check your own statement. Ukraine was pretty damned vocal about the validity of Azerbaijan's claims on it's own internationally recognized territory. As far as Ukrainians being racist, you're probably right. Not sure how that would play a role in a war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Both groups aren't white.
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  3084.  @SoundsBogus rationalizing mass murder and genocide isn’t acceptable either
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  3085.  @rez1525  The more we keep using the dollar as a weapon the more other nations will start to ween themselves off it. These sanctions in the long term are going to end up hurting us more than anyone else. The dollar should not be used as a weapon, ever.
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  3086.  @jasonw3055  If nations started "dumping" the dollar the chain reaction would be so fast I'm not sure the markets and government would be able to react fast enough. In a weeks time bread would cost like 90 dollars a loaf. Basically economic Armageddon for us.
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  3087.  @dragonlordskator  I'm afraid that is now a possibility. :O( The level of polarization is getting to maddening levels and the media is trying to pour fuel on the fire.
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  3088.  @tvdinner325  Bot would be saying the opposite.
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  3089.  @4grammaton  Well they are a gamble when you're leveraged to the tilt and dumb every penny you can leverage into bonds at a time when interest rates are at historic lows and inflation is out of control. That means increases in interest rates which means the value of your bond is less. Normal bond investing is safe, the way SVB did it was insanity
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  3090. And how exactly would that serve anyone's interests?
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  3091. What are you doing about it if you don't accept it? ?
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  3092. Anyone else click on this video just to watch the emotional meltdowns in the comments section? Any video about the Ottomans seems to attract the most emotional crowd. Entertainment at it's finest.
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  3093. This is one of the most ridiculous statements I've seen in a while. Almost as ridiculous as Macron thinking he could push policy in Syria.
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  3094. @Hession0Drasha That is what it boils down to, if an Africa nation has something the world wants. It makes sense they'll go with the best deal. The fact France is absolutely freaking out about an African nation having the right to decide who it can sell what to is very telling.
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  3095.  @bazjones5282  If you actually bothered to look the term up and then looked at what Israel is doing. It is not only genocide, it is demonstrably so. Even genocide experts say this.
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  3096. When there is a situation where censorship is needed to protect a narrative. That narrative is probably false. This goes for right wing and left wing talking points. If your argument can't survivor without censorship, your argument shouldn't survive. Small groups of elites who craft these false narratives completely control legacy media. They are used to having the ability to control what everyone thinks. They're now freaking out that they are no longer the gate keepers to information with the advent of social media. Which is why you see them pushing into that space so hard. A lot of these so-called celebrities who were on that call with tiktok are merely arms of those elites who want to control your mind.
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  3097.  @nomatter3878  Getting that uppercut was enough of a lesson regardless of what happened after
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  3098. Can Iran save Syria from the Turkish army? Short answer: Highly unlikely.
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  3099.  @sydhenderson6753  Their best argument are probably the signed treaties prohibiting the arming of the islands which were ceded to Greece. Those Islands handed over to Greece with the stipulation that they would never be armed. They're all armed to the teeth now. Not saying who is right and who is wrong here but I am saying this is probably the best argument the Turks can use.
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  3100.  @johanlassen6448  And what happens when there are no longer local garrisons but full blown military installations? See it may be a sh!t argument or it may not be. But the way you just argued you, you made it a fantastic argument. Well done, the Turks should hire you lol
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  3101.  @MishaStolin  They kinda do need help, which is why billions are being spent in that regard. If what you're saying were true, those billions would have been deployed elsewhere. Do you have any idea just how much money we've dumped into violence in Syria we've dumped since the Obama administration? Any clue?
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  3102.  @DemiGod.. those days are coming to an end. Especially for weak nations like France
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  3103. No strategic planner would even consider such a trade.
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  3104.  @OneHeroTV  No to what? Tax dollars funding these wars or no to the idea that native Hawaii shouldn't want their country back?
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  3105. I’m free speech right winger who is absolutely blown away by the hypocrisy of these people and how they changed their principles at the drop of a hat when the issue was Israel. This in the long run is not a bad thing. They’ve been unmasked, they are no longer welcome in many America first circles. Funding a fully mechanized army whose soul purpose is to slaughter as many women and children is not an America first policy. Sending billions of dollars while ruining our reputation around the entire globe is not in the interests of the American people. The free speech frauds have been exposed.
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  3106. I'd imagine that would solve a lot of their problems.
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  3107.  @craigthenurse5077  Well since Israel showed the world international law means nothing. I guess the people of Yemen can just say they were defending themselves and do as they please no?
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  3108.  @elgee6202  If you want to get that technical. The Cypriots aren't really "Greek Cypriots" either. They were conquered and Hellenized by the Greeks. If you don't believe me, go take a DNA test. In fact before you do just look around sometime. If I take your average Greek Cypriot and throw him in the middle of Bagdad, no one would notice because he'd look just like everyone around him. Do the math.
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  3109.  @TrTurkiyeTravel  So says a guy who's name is Turikyetravel lol Are you doubling as a troll bot these days?
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  3110. @Jayshko. So your logic is because a nation has committed crimes in the past, it should ally itself with someone who is committing crimes now? Is that your argument?
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  3111. Dab Dab Goose, If Hungary is the only one, it will withdraw it's veto of Finland. Finland is pretty much a done deal. Sweden however will probably be left out in the cold. To be fair though Sweden kinda asked for it
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  3112. As far as Kissinger's quote goes. I fail to see our interests in this conflict.
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  3113.  @sharonstorm6306  In most conflicts this is 100% true. But in this specific conflict that isn't even at play. It's a losing proposition either way. If this goes the wrong way, even the military industrial complex is going to lose billions and billions of arms sales to certain nations it now won't be able to sell to because of their tensions with Israel. So this isn't in the interests of the American people, the American economy or even in the interests of the bankers/military industrial complex. So all around it's quite hard to make rational sense of all this. Rarely do you see a superpower in world history put itself in a no win situation.
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  3114. @My Space, to be fair Syria has zero control over these areas in question.
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  3115. @Robby Phillips. I guess in the same way a person with a penis can be considered a woman. The same way Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. The same way inflation was transitory. The same way the Corona virus happened naturally in a wet market.
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  3116.  @bumbalaridesmtb4910  That's odd considering I know like 3 people who moved there since 2020. When your friend tells you "I'm moving to Turkey" you're like "WHAT!!!!" Then you do a bit of research and you're like "yea, not a terrible idea"
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  3117.  @inaaronshead7331  To claim this legislation will give women the right to report violence to the authorities and have the matter taken seriously you'd have to assume that right now they don't have the right to report it to the authorities and it isn't taken seriously. If there is already existing legislation which makes domestic violence an illegal act those things are already in play. Do you have some sort of information which can tell us it isn't illegal in that nation to beat the hell out of someone in your home? If not my initial comment still needs to be answered.
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  3118. No one has been killed nor has there been violence. However Sweden will see the mother of all violence if they can't get into Nato because of this and Russia invades them.
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  3119.  @matikhorasani3842  I didn't realize you can master the macro economics of a nation by "visiting it" Interesting indeed. Why not actually look at what percentage of the GDP tourism accounts for and how much of a tend foreign direct investment makes in their economy. I'd imagine hard facts and numbers would build a better case than some irrational inbred going there to "look around" to figure it all out.
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  3120. @Janverbanck, Why would you like or dislike the idea of something which is never going to happen under any circumstance? They dont' want EU membership, the EU doesn't want them. It isnt' going to happen. This is essentially their way of saying "we don't want Sweden in Nato no matter what." This is an issue for Turkey and the United States to solve I guess. EU nations don't have any sort of leverage on anyone to push anything through, they'll just watch as Washington deals with Turkey and accept what ever outcome it garners.
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  3121.  @pieface8032  I don't think he is trying to fool anyone. He was quite clear with his opinion. I think it is you who seems to have fooled themselves with ridiculous narratives that you'd lash out in an irrational manner like this.
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  3122.  @Shambashamble  That isn't a very good argument. What ever he said to trigger your emotions, it might make you feel better to actually refute what he said instead of delving into insanity.
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  3123. @Arif Kocer, I still can't for the life of me understand why you guys simply don't let all those refugees go where they want to go. I was once told because Turkey is being paid to keep them, I looked into this and it's not a sufficient reason. Turkey is spending 5x more than what Europe is giving them to keep these refugees in Turkey. So what plausible reason could the ruling elite have in keeping this many migrants in the country instead of simply letting them go where they want to go. The only rational explanation I can think of is perhaps the government wants to use these migrants as a bargaining chip in their dealings with Europe? If so, is it really worth all the hassles the people have to deal with? It's not something I've been able to figure out. I had the same conversation with a Polish friend of mine who was freaking out that Poland was going to get so many migrants coming in from Belarus. I remember telling him, "why do you care, they don't want to stay in Poland, just let them go where they want to go."
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  3124.  @Yui789esss  The fact that you simply can't admit that concentration camps are wrong, says even more about you.
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  3125. @Babak Khoramadin, Iranians tend to have horrible relations with everyone so this is not a shocker. With that said, your average Iranian may feel a certain way but as articulated well in the show the Iranian leadership fears the alternative to Erdogan in Turkey. And as well all know well the Iranian leadership will not be swayed in policy with how their people feel.
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  3126.  @ameyas7726  We haven't heard of them because they left. Also the Kyiv push was a feint by Moscow, everyone knows that by now.
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  3127.  @BoblopZmuda  They could disagree but they'd be wrong.
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  3128.  @Dark_Brandon_2024  Let's go Brandon
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  3129.  @vs1279  Nice rhetoric and like I said you're more than welcome to go after what ever foreign policy you wish. My point is simple, don't go picking fights with neighbors while expecting everyone else to jump in on your behalf. If you want to antagonize your neighbors to a point a war will break out, great.... Go fight that war yourselves, have a grand ol time. Just don't expect everyone else to send their hard earned tax dollars and young men for your adventures. What part of this triggers you?
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  3130. They have. So has Syria. They just refuse to leave.
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  3131.  @JuanPeron007  He doesn't have to be a psychiatrist, especially if he has seen what previously released hostages have said about their ordeal. That is until a gag order was placed on all of them by the IDF not to speak to the media.
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  3132.  @wowalamoiz9489  You do understand what a concentration camp is and what the metrics are in deciding if a place is a concentration camp or not? Hint: It isn't what your emotions want it to be. If you're confined to an area where most of your food, water and electricity is controlled by the people who confined you, that is a sign you're in a concentration camp. If you're not allowed to come and go as you please without the permission of those who confined you, you're either in a concentration camp or a prison. If your entire group of people isn't allowed to decide on their own what they're allowed to build or not build where they are confined. Well you're probably either in a prison or a concentration camp. When you're not allowed to build your own ports on your own coast. You probably live in a concentration camp. When you're not allowed to trade goods without everything being filtered through checks via the people who confined you. YOu're probably in a concentration camp. When the people who confined you sit around and actually get to decide how many calories you should have per day YOU'RE CERTAINLY in a concentration camp or a prison. Gaza is not only a concentration camp, it is demonstrably a concentration camp by any measure of the word. The fact your emotions don't want it to be labeled like that won't change the reality of the situation. You telling me Gaza isn't a concentration camp is no different than you telling me gravity doesn't exist. So you have two choices. Join the rest of the world in this place we call reality. Or you can ignore all facts, definitions of words, reason and logic and continue on with your cognitive dissonance. Your call.
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  3133. They went 4 years without a war, they need a war. They want a war, war feeds them. They're hungry as they're really not used to going 4 years without seeing a war. I'd imagine it's the number 1 reason they all wanted Trump out.
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  3134.  @zeissiez  Savage lol
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  3135.  @johnmyers6117  Stupid and very polite? Hmm sounds like modern European politicians.
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  3136. lol
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  3137. @yoga Tonga, you're the first person I've ever seen call him Erdoganishvili. It's quite genius, with your permission I'd like to use that lol In the end the dude is an ethnic Georgian, that kind should be his name
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  3138.  @Tchowdaryuppuluri  I fail to see how the fact most of those regimes in that region are always at odds with each other has anything to do with the facts I presented. So your argument is essentially that if a nation like Saudi Arabia isn't funding you, somehow it is fine to throw you into concentration camps? Is that really your argument?
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  3139.  @JamesMadisonsSpiritAnimal  Oh yes high finance can artificially pump up their stock price for a while. But without customers, how long can they keep it up?
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  3140.  @Carry_That_Nimbus  UK, France, Germany have high military budgets mostly due to their insane personnel costs an salaries. Not one of those 3 nations has an operationally ready military which can fight a long term war. Poland can probably project more power militarily in an armed conflict than those 3 nations. Unlike those three nations Poland has enough ammunition to actually sustain a fight and unlike those three nations Poland actually trains their soldiers. Also your contention that England will "press the button" is insanity. You do realize what happens if they press that button and erase Turkey right? Where do you think all the radiation and nuke fallout will go with the headwinds? Millions in Russia would also die. Which means England also gets erased, 10 times over. You see there is this thing called geography which you might want to take into account.
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  3141.  @coroso136  I don't think anyone claimed they were Turkic.
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  3142.  @karlcx  We will see how long that holds true. A few decades ago I'd imagine there will people like you calling Hong Kong British land. And decades before that people calling India British land. To all those guys then and to you today, I'd simply say "good luck with that."
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  3143. Why odd? This plane won’t be ready for a while. They need a gap measure till then Not odd at all
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  3144. @Alexandros Var, an EZ zone basically means it's your territory. So anyway one stroll into your backyard and start building pipelines and cables? lol
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  3145.  @DrDoomsd  If what you were saying were true, nations wouldn't be sitting negotiating intensely to get it done. Nor would companies who finance these pipelines be so afraid confrontation might put their investment in jeopardy. What you're saying simply doesn't jive with reality.
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  3146.  Mz Jazzy 4areason 2.0  That's a fantastic question but I'm not sure it has anything to do with the OP's statement. Even if you believe it was a bad idea to occupy that nation it still doesn't change the fact that we need to protect those people who helped protected our troops. We can endlessly debate the wisdom in invading Afghanistan, pro invasion people would have an extremely difficult time making their case at this point considering how everything turned out. But again, this has nothing to do with the OP's point of getting these people out of there.
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  3147.  @kansasthunderman1  Saudi Arabia and Israel that "should be willing" to take them in? Why exactly is that? You literally picked the two nations on this planet least likely to take anyone in. lol Saudi Arabia for example wouldn't even take in a starving 10 year old kid fleeing Syria.
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  3148.  @dwanemarsh4378  Those drone jammers work against really sh!tty first generation drones. The good drones have electronic jammers installed which stop this.
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  3149.  @DucaTech  Or the worst example, Macron's democracy.
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  3150. @Petros Petridis, in the long term that is probably how it will play out. I can forsee this turning into another Cyprus type situation for the Greeks. It would make sense for them to negotiate now and get half instead of risking it and losing it all. You know how the international community is, if it suits their interests they'll turn a blind eye.
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  3151.  @opticalillyushin  They cost more than that. But they won't be giving the S-400 for many reasons other than what they cost.
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  3152.  @tanura5830  Again I don't think the Turks will be giving their S-400s away. It's basically the only long distance air cover they have. If we had given them the Patriot missiles when they asked for them, neither side would be in this mess.
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  3153. There are a lot of reasons. One of those reasons being France essentially controlling that nation via bribes to leaders (which they call aid) so they can essentially steal everything the country has.
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  3154. I'd be curious to know why that is.
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  3155.  @WolfForeverAdemComert  You guys will probably get the TFX up and flying. Like your drones it will probably be pretty good. But F22 buster? Come on. lol
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  3156.  @xforestx00  The reality of any situation is still important to some people. Although such people are few and far between these days. They prefer emotions and simple to understand narratives to navigate the world. I'd imagine you have more than your fair share of irrational people in your country as well. It's a terrible disease of the mind most humans seem to have.
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  3157.  @tbishop4961  Because the democratically elected leader of Egypt was murdered by a thug who took power by force with the help of Israel. Any other questions?
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  3158. @RJ yes but you also have to agree some forms of it were more brutal than others.
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  3159.  @alexaghajanov3985  So basically you're saying because someone else did something terrible to Armenians well over 100 years ago, it somehow gives them the right to attack another group of people and ethnically cleanse 800,000 people who had absolutely nothing to do with what happened to Armenians over 100 years ago? What kind of sick twisted logic is this? So if someone killed my great grandfather, I can walk over to my neighbor's house and slaughter his entire family and claim sympathy because some other dude killed my grandfather before I was born? Are you insane?
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  3160. This isn't something they want to do. They'll threaten to do it, they might do it if forced to do it. But it isn't something they want.
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  3161. Saying Zionism is sexy is essentially saying you believe apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and genocide are sexy. Interesting to see this kid openly air his views on these matters.
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  3162. @horse_chick Love how brave you are, not using your own name to make these comments.
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  3163. Is that why they're consistently in the top 10 tourist destinations in the world?
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  3164. @ this time is a bit different as they’ve lost the ability to control the flow of information. Cat is out of the bag, the age of information works differently than previous generations
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  3165. @Tom Almow, I'm not sure what some random event from over 100 years ago has anything to do with today. According to that logic, no nation should have an opinion about anything. Germany: No opinion on anything because of WW2 America: Can't talk either for obvious reasons. France: Nope stay quiet because of the Algerian genocide (which btw wasn't that long ago) I can go on and on. Your premise is nothing short of ridiculous. If we extrapolated your logic the entire planet would have to stay quiet on every single matter.
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  3166. @Amanda Mallette, why can't we hold these authorities accountable? Well because our media is no longer independent and I think you need to live in a vibrant democracy to hold your leaders accountable, this is something we no longer have. Our leaders (overlords) are so quick to rate the democratic standards of another nation while presiding over a slowly creeping authoritarian regime.
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  3167.  @sgx6215  Seriously?
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  3168.  @sgx6215  Wow.
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  3169.  @Hhhh22222-w  Turkey had zero obligations to enter the war in Syria. Syria wasn't a Nato operation. Turkey was all too happy to facilitate sending in arms and weapons to start a civil war in Syria. In fact Turkey was pressuring America to "DO MORE" around this time.
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  3170.  @serdarates6750  The issue here is also how you guys react in the comments section. Yes these outlets put out nothing but fake news. Yet sometimes I see Turks freaking out in the comments section reacting to a comment from an ordinary guy which isn't bias and yet they still freak out, making them look like lunatics. Like the guy with the comment about breadlines. He wasn't saying people in Turkey are so poor they need free bread. Many times bread lines is basically a catch phrase for economic problems in a nation. The guy was basically saying when a population is in difficult times making ends meet they're a lot less likely to be welcoming of migrants who are taking up some of those precious resources they lack. Yet we have some braindead a Anatolians popping out screaming "we don't have breadlines." If you don't understand the point someone is making, it's better to simply stay quiet. All this anti Turkey fake news like France 24 does makes TUrkey look bad yes. You know what makes Turkey look even worse? The way Turks act sometimes.
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  3171.  @attilamert6973  You will be called on here by what ever your screen name says. If you prefer to be called Mert let me know, I'll oblige.
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  3172. @Triggy EV, It's the Turkey-Poland-United States triangle that recently formed which is getting these things into Ukraine now along with all it's missiles. Turkey makes them, United States provides the cash and Poland provides transport.
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  3173.  @enesfurkan6822  There are serious cultural and genetic differences between the Oghuz and the Kipchak to a point they do have some trouble getting along. But like you said they will eventually all unite, considering their differences are nothing compared to their differences with other groups around the world. They have more that unite them than divide them. My grandfather on my mother's side was a Kipchak and I've spent enough time around him as a child to learn the language and understand the culture. When I visited Turkey in my adult life, there were many cultural aspects in Turkey I was able to comprehend very quickly that few Americans like me would be able to understand. Turkey at this point is by far the most advanced Turkic state. There is a lot of responsibility on Turkey's shoulders to help foster and bring along the ties between the Turkic people.
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  3174. @justryan1325. Why would the UN care about this? These people do not want a plane from an apartheid state to land in their airport. Period. No international law against that.
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  3175.  @georgios_5342  so said every single war crimes denier I’ve ever met. Do you guys all go to the same workshop or something?
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  3176. @jesse-zp6ko Few of these conflicts are old nor are they complicated. This one is no different. This conflict is far from historic, it is a recent problem which started in the 1980s.
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  3177.  @jesse-zp6ko  That is all well and good bro. I am just saying that it is demonstrably false.
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  3178.  @RogerMellie-yk3gw  Shows the state of the UK"s democracy.
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  3179. @Themelbournelad, Sweden isn't nearly important enough to take such drastic action. Especially not an action which would free up Russia's southern flank. What will probably happen is the rest of the alliance will put pressure on Finland to decouple their Nato bid from Swedens and Finland will join. It's really Finland and their geography Nato needs, not really Sweden.
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  3180.  @cialcollins5283  Where the people in charge quite literally don't care what the people think? They have referendums and when the referendum doesn't go their way their cancel it and try again. They're like the Soviet Union in practice the difference being at least they pretend to care about the will of their people. "Conform or you'll be punished." Ruling any union like this will remind anyone of the Soviet Union.
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  3181. How can they shoot down jets which never came into their range. Not one jet even came close to Iranian airspace. Which again is not how Israel handles business. Something spooked them.
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  3182.  @AustrianPainter14  no clue. I’d imagine it’s hot considering it is the Middle East. How are you feeling though. Been mugged by any migrants lately?
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  3183.  @Canada3381  Indonesia isn't Canada, you can't be punished for having the wrong view. You might get a stare of disapproval. That is about it. Again it isn't Canada, you won't be fired, have a mob show up at your house and have your life ruined because of a thought crime or have the government freeze your bank accounts. Few nations actually do those things, you live in one of those nations that do.
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  3184. @Build Motosykletist, I'm fairly sure they don't want any monetary compensation. They want Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their schools. Like the secretary general of Nato said, "it's a valid concern."
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  3185.  @memezmemez5176  You must understand the globalist narrative doesn't really care what you a "Kurd" actually thinks. They'll continue to speak for you and pretend you're after things you actually aren't. That is how fake news is spread and perceptions are made.
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  3186. @Eddie, the "contract" had escape clauses. France has no legal recourse here. Even if they did, how would they enforce it? The Aussies, United States and UK would simply laugh in their faces and France complains some more.
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  3187. @Ziziqar. The title should actually be a group of people who set up an illegal militia and ethnically cleansed nearly 800,000 civilians in the 1990s are finally being disarmed. That would be a more realistic title.
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  3188.  @zhufortheimpaler4041  Turkey doesn't have tiny islands off the coast of Bulgaria and Georgia which it then uses the 12 mile territorial rule and try to landlock those nations. Your analogy is highly flawed. Find a better one.
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  3189.  @PitofDoom666  I’ll ask again. When you say anti semitism are you referring to the hatred against the Palestinians. (Who are the only people in this equation who are Semitic)
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  3190.  @simonlaurence3951  Imagine nations bombing each other into the stone age because of on offense from 400 years ago. If the world worked how you claim it should work, I'd imagine 100 nations will be lined up hoping to destroy France. And according to your logic they'd be well within their rights to do so.
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  3191.  @TomRelubbus  You forgot to add the windfall tax was in response to being charged extra ordinary costs for the gas being sent. Nothing you said was untrue, however the totality of your statements via omissions paints a false picture. I'm no fan of the EU, I find it kind of funny we're sticking it to them. But that doesn't mean we should be drawing false narratives by using cherry picked facts.
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  3192.  @Chris.Brisson  Turkey never owned the predator as far as I know. I could be wrong but I'm fairly sure. If they did crash they were probably American operated predators working out of the Incirlik(spelling) Airbase.
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  3193.  @Levo_D_Angelo  I don't remember commenting otherwise.
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  3194. ​ @randomdude8202  I'm not sure Russia and China are in a position to force a nation Turkey's size into anything.
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  3195. @Lost on Earth, Actually the Peshmerga are helping Erdogan find the PKK hideouts. The PKK is also attacking the only Kurdish government around. Not to mention the hundreds of millions of dollars they get from Sweden to not only attack the Kurdish government in northern Iraq but also attack citizens of a nato country. You can see how it's quite awkward now for Sweden to want to join Nato or claim to be on the side of a Kurdish state. Sweden has really backed itself into a really bad corner here.
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  3196. @Ultra-Violet. You hoping for WW3? Or simply unaware of what could potentially happen?
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  3197. @Francisco R, Nato has two nations which are prepared to fight a large scale conventional war. Turkey and the United States. And you want one of only 2 nations which have this capability kicked out? I don't think the strategic planners would agree with your assessment of the situation.
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  3198.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  Turkey's influence in Central Asia is the least of Russia's worries. Not to mention people overestimating their ability to project that level of soft power into that region. Russia's main competition in central Asia is China, not Turkey. Turkey simply doesn't have the economic might to offer the types of incentives which would lead to a geopolitical rebalance in Central Asia that would hurt Russia. You're literally selling a fairytail no rational person believes.
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  3199.  @Giannis_Sarafis  Your genes play a much larger role in your behavior and instincts than you'd like to think.
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  3200.  @nikosn.9932  I had a Greek neighbor of mine take a DNA test. He was like 60% Ethopian lol You can imagine the level of shock he was in.
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  3201.  @Fantabiscuit  Everyone has emotions, not everyone is able to control them. When they overwhelm your reason and logic, you have a problem.
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  3202. @590 Name one powerful nation that isn't. At least their contractions are few compared to some of the others.
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  3203. What in the world does this video have to do with India? When ever I see any video about Turkey I see the comments riddled with Indians and Pakistani people. What is the infatuation these people have with Turkey. It's so strange.
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  3204. Well it was sure as hell better than our military adds with some 96 lbs girl telling us about how she has 2 moms and is going to save the world.
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  3205. @Jay Cristoval, so essentially you're saying you want to protect democracy but only if the people there vote for who you want them to vote for? Interesting.
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  3206.  @Aldogfelix  This dispute has been long stand well before oil and gas deposits were found in the region. The issue seems to cut much deeper than that.
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  3207.  @ab-ol3pn  This begs the question, if it is simply Erdogan, why exactly how these exact problems been around decades upon decades before him? Logic and reason>Your emotions.
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  3208.  @Endrin911  Actually they didn't. Nations trying to score political points felt the need to send aid. If you can actually link us to one article where they were "begging like dogs for help" I can stop thinking that you're delusional.
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  3209.  @Casual_Lifestyle  Sure he is. He is all about calm and rational approaches to things. But when the topic relates to his identity, he goes rogue and has an emotional meltdown. Reason and logic be damned.
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  3210.  @tomcruisenukedmyaccount5388  A lot of folks in the America first movement have been exposed. America first, but only after Israel lol Tucker is one of the few who stayed consistent.
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  3211.  @CraigNelson-zr7wj  Agreed it is quite powerful. Europe is making them pay for Europe's sins.
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  3212. They also need to find a way to reconcile with Georgia who is another neighbor they are making territorial claims against.
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  3213. @Koala Bear, I'm not sure I follow your logic here. What does Turkey being part of one landmass vs another have to do with dealing with tons of refugees? The point is they don't want 5 million refugees in their nation regardless of where they come from.
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  3214.  @grapejuiceboy  see there is a difference between what is real and what your emotions want to be real, the sooner you figured that out the better. Also insulting me isn’t helping prove your point. Having an emotional meltdown isn’t proving your point. So let me ask you a simple question. Is it your contention that Israel does not have laws which apply one way to one ethic group and another to another ethic group. Answer thus basic question and we’ll find out who has done the research and who is regurgitating BS talking points. Just so you know, you’re gonna get wrecked by facts and logic. That dose of reality is going to brighten your day
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  3215.  @fizzgigmalmy2567  Yea look up the word. Then look at Israel's laws. This isn't a rocket science. But then again, we live in a society where you can convince people that men can get pregnant. So why not convince people that open and obvious apartheid isn't well..... apartheid.
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  3216.  @debbielagdaan6923  Also if you would kindly take your own advice, we wouldn't even be having this conversation.
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  3217.  @cheery-hex  yes it is absolutely a good thing. Having cultural norms of behavior is important to have a functioning and cohesive society. We've seen what this selfish anything goes type attitude has done to our societies back home. The idea that making others uncomfortable is undesirable is a good thing.
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  3218.  @addab  It is quite obvious you have no clue. It makes complete and utter sense to most rational people.
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  3219. Pat Buchanan who was a big wig in the Republican party was crucified at the time for airing his honest take on the issue. It was a simple take. "They're here because we're there." They wrecked him for saying that.
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  3220.  @Omkar-vj2md  Name one thing I said which isn't absolute fact and a fantasy.
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  3221.  @headhunterkonyak4337  I have no issues with India's non compliance. India is an independent nation and they can take what ever stand they wish are in their interests regarding sanctioning or not sanctioning Russia. Are you people dull or something? Do you even read what you're responding to?
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  3222.  @oppertunist-trader  So you're saying you're not bias? How about you be completely honest and answer one simple question. Have you or have you not noticed a person defecating on the street, train tracks or the beach? A simple yes or no. I don't expect you to actually tell the truth but I'm hoping you might be a rare exception.
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  3223. @synthinthebasement. If her father was a racist, she too would be cheering on genocide and apartheid. Also I highly doubt the "klan" would recruit Armenians. They don't consider them white.
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  3224.  @whatsthemonsterbelow  Interesting post. Are you an apartheid and concentration camp cheerleader?
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  3225.  @joksimradovic4040 we owe the Serbians an apology as well.
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  3226.  @criticalcookie2579  you’d be surprised to know how many people are waking up
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  3227.  @eelrod2818  so if someone on social media said the earth wasn’t flat. According to your logic it would be wrong because you saw it on social media? Is that seriously the argument you’re trying to make? Is something is demonstrably true then it is true, regardless of where you read it. For example: Israel is an apartheid regime
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  3228.  @inveenhuizen  As someone who follows Turkey, they're one of the few nations where their domestic policy generally doesn't play a huge role in their foreign policy. For example when they were locking Sweden out of Nato, even all the opposition parties were on board. These types of strategic decisions generally don't shift with changes in governments or political winds in Turkey. It's an odd thing but there are plenty of reasons for it.
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  3229. @Sycokay, The people of Niger would certainly take that deal. The problem is the blood thirsty regime in Paris knows this is a terrible deal for France. It's easy to send 1 dollar in aid and steal 1000 in resources. So when they say "stay out of our business" you should just listen to them and walk way. But the regime in Paris won't do that. Which is fine, they can bring their military so the entire world can see just how weak their military really is.
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  3230.  @ahmadel-zebedy  You do realize that statement is completely detached from the reality of the sitaution right?
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  3231. Are you a bot or do you actually believe that nonsense?
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  3232. If France cared about Greece and it's geopolitical interests, they wouldn't have worked so hard to overcharge them for these vessels. They gave them grand promises about defending them if need be (which everyone knows they won't honor, ask Ukraine about French promises) and used that to sell them some insanely overpriced military tech.
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  3233. This guy is literally working for a regime that stuffed 2.3 million people into a concentration camp and are now enacting the "final solution" for the people in the concentration camp. And he calls his victims the Nazi? Who does he think he is fooling?
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  3234. India to the rescue? Are you insane? lol Also would the Indian government be stupid enough to physically back the side which is illegally occupying it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory after ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in the 1990s? I doubt India would want the political and legal headaches it would have. All for what? What would India get in return?
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  3235. The days of Europe being a weight of anything are over my friend. The decline is far too steep at this point and cannot be reversed.
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  3236. @Elizabeth Kilepa you're literally thanking this guy for brutality and ethnic cleansing? Seriously? Are you a devil worshiper or something getting a kick out of all this misery and carnage?
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  3237. There are millions of people in France who actually believe this. Shocking? Yes.
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  3238.  @orooropaa1846  this is true. Now imagine being so historically brutal, so criminal that you’re condemned by both
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  3239. I'd imagine it went down like this. Alec Baldwin: Apartheid and concentration camps are cool, why are you guys protesting against it. Protestor: You're insane.
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  3240. Actually Israel hasn't crossed that line yet, they're still bombing Gaza they haven't gone in yet. Also the last time they made this same threat in 2006, Israel did go into Gaza and Hezbollah actually made good on their threat 2 weeks after Israel moved into Gaza. SO if history tell us anything, they're likely to do it again. Except this time they're a lot more powerful than they were in 2006. Which is why Israel is quite nervous and why we sent two aircraft carriers into the region "just incase." I get you have a narrative in your head about how things play out but the reality on the ground is quite different.
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  3241.  @cocktail2380  I find it funny how you view wars through the prism of a high school argument. You from India by any chance?
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  3242. It's because your government is ridiculous lol
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  3243. @DC, It was impossible terrain to deal with, for any army. Which is why everyone was so shocked they finished it in 44 days. Usually with terrain like this the attackers are expected to lose men on a 10-1 ratio. If the ratios are similar but you're dominating on destroyed equipment. The other side will eventually just give up. Which is what happened.
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  3244.  @KK-zc3wy  It's also quite surreal how unprepared they were for that type of warfare. Were they not paying attention to what the Azeris were buying in the past 7 years?
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  3245. They were very open for a long time that they'd have no problem with Finland's application as long as it wasn't a joint application with Sweden. It was only a matter of time until Finland realized it can't risk it's entire security posture due to Sweden's insanity.
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  3246. @Choi Gold, they already have the pipelines set up. They go from Azerbaijan, through Georgia and Turkey into Europe. If the capacity isn't enough they'll simply build more.
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  3247.  @davesprivatelounge  It's risky pending on who you burn. There isn't too much of a downside for OZ pissing off Paris is there? Aside from causing a hissy fit what exactly can the French do?
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  3248. @Richard Bayer, that is exactly how it is going to be. Turkey won't let Sweden into Nato without extracting a pound of flesh. F-35 or no F-35 that won't change. America won't give Turkey the F-35s, Sweden joining or not joining Nato. Those two things simply aren't connected.
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  3249. @Godgaara, according to terms of the agreement you speak of there was also a very important clause. Turkey basically says "I'll give you these islands but you have to sign an agreement that you will never put any military outposts or military hardware on these islands." These islands are now armed to the teeth. So according to your logic can Turkey now take back these islands due to breach of contract? If so, it's irrelevant if these islands have an EEZ or not as once they're taken back by Turkey due to breach of contract it won't matter will it? The scary part for Greece is if Turkey decided to do this, there is nothing Greece can do to stop it. Her only hope is that world powers won't allow it and I'd imagine it's a scary situation to be depended upon the whims of other nations if they will decide to support you or not. A time will come when they won't, then what? Islands will all be taken. If your leaders had any sort of long term strategic thinking they'd negotiate now and find a lasting peace, for if they don't. Eventually all those islands will be taken.
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  3250. Probably not, unlike the Greeks the Kurds actually fight back and don't immediately surrender.
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  3251.  @uhadme  Nothing will surprise me after I saw the most insane thing a few years ago. Trump says "We're pulling out of Syria." Then John Bolton comes out and says "No we're not." Then the Pentagon also comes out and says they're not pulling out. Made me wonder, if not our elected leaders who exactly is in charge? I was also shocked that there wasn't an insane amount of outrage when this happened. Death of democracy anyone?
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  3252. @Alex Xela, I'd imagine it doesn't even begin to balance out 99% of the news which is "how the Greeks view the conflict in the East Med" we've been watching. It's generally a decent idea to view a conflict from both sides. That is unless you're party to one side which then obviously you'd want 100% coverage of the view of your side. Is that what you're advocating? You're not happy with 99% you want 100%?
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  3253. @gregorysweatt1071. Are you referring to the Israel first crowd? I fail to see how your comment could be referring to the other side of this debate. As our government isn't funding them, arming them, protecting them and giving political cover to them.
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  3254.  @kuil  It is unfortunately the reality of the situation. Without cheap inputs you cannot have competitive outputs. It's like gravity, you really can't fight it.
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  3255.  @paulpena5040  Well all he is going to see is Ben having an emotional meltdown. With talking points you can drive a logic truck through.
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  3256.  @GL-iv4rw  Slavs aren't Western.
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  3257.  @paulm749  Yes I am Older than you'd think.
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  3258.  @pembebulut2781  Fantastic comment. Very few people actually understand that literally less than 5% of people in Turkiye are actually Turkic The vast majority are assimilated indigenous Anatolians.
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  3259.  @nnn67670  First off I haven't put anything. I don't have a horse in this race. I'm merely pointing out that if it was propaganda, it would make sense for you to actually show how it is false. You can't seem to do that, merely screaming propaganda doesn't make it propaganda. If you're this emotional about it, it can't be hard for you to go look up the terms of the cease fire and refute what that guy said. Either you're too lazy to do it or you simply can't because what the guy is saying is true. Which is it?
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  3260.  @nnn67670  You claimed what the OP wrote was false yet haven't even bothered demonstrating why or how it is false. It isn't up to me to do my homework, I'm not the one responding to someone who posted an excerpt from a peace treaty screaming it's propaganda, you are. So if you actually have a clue please provide some proof that the OP's post is not part of the ceasefire agreement by actually looking up the ceasefire agreement. Hurling insults at people isn't a good way to win an argument.
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  3261.  @nnn67670  So basically you're admitting you have no way of refuting the OP's original comment which you called propaganda. Interesting. I'd imagine any 3rd party reading this is going to automatically believe what you're saying is B.S. at this point. Even if you're right, merely because you're simply showing zero reasoning as to why the OP's comment is false. Just screaming propaganda and hurling insults isn't doing your side any justice. I've noticed this before on every single comments sectioning pertaining to this conflict. People wont' stop giving opinions merely because they go against your delusions btw, nor will they stop because you tell them to. Remember this isn't your echo chamber, your BS will be called out here.
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  3262.  @jonlaurenzreyes1902  Develop with what human capital exactly? We're literally talking about a nation which doesn't have the capability to produce a pencil yet you expect them to produce Jet Fighter planes? This isn't just about a matter of money. It is a matter of human capital, infrastructure and ability. They don't even have enough talent to run their oil refinaries and rely on skilled workers from abroad to keep their oil fields running. Yet you're asking them to build Jet Fighter planes? Seriously?
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  3263. @Bradford Davis, I'd imagine the regimes in places like Canada and Paris agree with that statement. Probably agree with it to a greater extent than the man who actually said it.
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  3264. Reva could have certainly been an interesting character if they had just written the role better. The idea was good but the implementation was horrid. They never really developed Reva's character properly and didn't make her interesting enough for the audience to be engaged to a point they could do a spinoff.
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  3265. We're on the brink of WW3 and these robots are still cheering this guy on? What kind of alternate universe have I landed in
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  3266. It is so interesting to watch Ana and Cenk on this issue. There came a point when they too realized they've been carrying water for the genocidal establishment. But now... this issue leaves them conflicted. 1. Their pre programmed hatred for Trump. The establishment obviously programmed them for this. 2. Deep down they understand that only third world nations who can't beat their opponents at the ballot box do so through the courts. Those two aspects are weighing heavily on both of them. Their reflex vs what they know is wrong.
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  3267. @Bello Ali, I doubt an Israeli TV network would have much luck finding a pro Iranian regime character to come on their show. They worked with what they had available.
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  3268. I'm fairy sure no Azeri has ever killed an Assyrian, Maronite or killed anyone in Yemen, Libya, Egypt, Pakistan or Afghanistan. Reality>Your fragile emotions.
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  3269.  @dai-belizariusz3087  Imagine I steal all the money in your bank and when you claim you're poor because I robbed you, someone says "cope harder" You're a real special kind of insane aren't you?
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  3270. Standing up for genocide is not standing up for America.
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  3271.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  Again I fail to see how that is relevant to my point. Also the Circassians up in the mountains for 1000s of years weren't too familiar with the outside world. Imagine asking the most double dealing group of people on this planet for help.
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  3272.  @ایرانبان-ظ3س  The people in Turkey also aren't Altaic. They're mostly indigenous Anatolians who've adopted a Turkic language and culture. It's amazing how a small handful of Turkic tribes can ride into highly populated areas like Anatolia, Iran and the greater middle east and completely take over.
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  3273.  @CelenovaYT  International law doesn't agree with your statement. Nor does reality.
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  3274. The Iranian diplomat didn’t have a pager from Israel. So how can he have a terrorist communication device?
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  3275.  @Dignity4allhumanity  I agree with you that this was a terrorist attack. Why are you trying to convince someone who already agrees with you pertaining to the reality of the situation?
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  3276.  @jeckjeck3119  not really. The entire system is a facade where no matter who you vote for they will follow the same policy the establishment wants. So yes they have the same problem if not worse
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  3277.  @maxfalconi6995  Absolutely. Young Africans are waking up to the reality of what it means to have France in your country. Without stealing African resources France would be a third world country. France is too weak for a full blown military intervention so they will try every dirty trick in the book to stay there. It wont' be easy but these young Africans who want change need to stay strong and get the job done. If not for them, for future generations.
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  3278. @coffeenorth. I honestly thought I was the only person who cracked up when I heard that.
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  3279.  Roger Dodger  He's actually Georgian. If he was Greek he wouldn't be working lol
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  3280. @Karin Schultz, If we're going to use that argument I'd imagine Greece would look worse. Greece has disputes with every single country it borders. With Turkey, Bulgaria, Macedonia and Albania.
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  3281.  @aly-zy4th  Your contention was that Turkey is wrong in their conflict with Greece purely do to the fact they have issues with other neighbors. I pointed out that Greece has a problem with every single border neighbor they have where as Turkey doesn't and your response "they really don't." That isn't very convincing. Also you can't really explain away breaking security treaties you've signed and pretend your the victim.
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  3282.  @SeeLasSee  He believes lowering interest rates will stifle growth. He also believes that the nation needs inflation to devalue it's currency so they can export more manufactured goods. Not many would agree with that course of action for that country including me. Lets see how it plays out for them. This is an extremely interesting case for any economist, something like this has never really been tried at this level.
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  3283. This is true, I don't even think China would attempt such a thing. You know what else is really hard? For an island to survive if it's blockaided.
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  3284.  @fatihsahin5255  You're looking at the situation wrong as well. Are you seriously going to compare the good will of the Somali people toward Turkey to the hatred the Taliban has for Turkey? This is a dangerous situation for you guys, I wouldn't trust the Taliban as far as I could throw them. Any nation which has it in for you guys is going to sit down with the Taliban, throw a bunch of money at them to attack your guys.
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  3285. @Space Lemur, this guy never had credibility to begin with, not even with his own people. He's simply a Putin installed strongman hated by his own people.
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  3286. So basically if you deny a genocide which is literally going on right now, it is fine. But if you deny one that took place a quarter of a century ago, omg everyone loses their minds. How dare you lol
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  3287.  @raylovelace8588  Considering the level of crimes on display. If Putin got a 2 month sentence. Netanyahu would probably get like 30 consecutive life sentences.
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  3288. Frane 24 won't report on war crimes. They'll report on orphaned cows.
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  3289.  @Chrishansen999  I absolutely 100% agree with that statement. It's a tactic as old as politics itself. The military's job is to fight and win wars. For a long time now we've been putting them into policing situations, situations they weren't built for. Setting them up for failure and then blaming them for it. It's a terrible situation all around, the biggest victims are the nations we occupy, the second biggest victims are our service men and women, the third victim is the American tax payer. Who wins? Well you know.
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  3290. This is true. Just like Israel used to have a feared army. Things tend to change in the middle east pretty quickly.
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  3291.  @lucythermopylae  Uniparty yes. If Trump specifically was in office no. Love him or hate him, you have to admit he wasn't a neocon. Which is why the establishment hated the guy. Trump's 4 years was the first time I saw my country go 4 years without destroying some random poor third world country. But with most republicans, I agree with you. Uniparty for sure.
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  3292.  @kishanpandey5219  I do wish they were capable of teaching their people not to defecate in the streets. Wishes wishes.
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  3293. @Martinekanji8537. France doesn't have the military capabilities to take someone like this on by itself. It will either have to get a huge coalition of states or beg the United States to come in with them. If France goes in alone, they know their military will get exposed worldwide for what it is.
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  3294.  @Michael_the_Drunkard  Neither, I'm just allergic to bullsh!t. I also have an afinity for reality which you seem to be allergic too.
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  3295. I'd imagine they were thinking the same thing when the Indian government summoned the Azeri ambassador because they purchased a few weapons from Pakistan. Azerbaijan is a serious state. India for as big as it is being extremely emotional and childish here.
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  3296.  @arnabdey3787  Yes except they get something out of allying with Pakistan. What is India getting out of arming Armenia, other than making their weapons look ineffective if conflict breaks out and Azerbaijan blows it all up. Indian military tech already has a terrible reputation, so sending in your stuff to get blown up isn't the best of ideas. But hey, if India wants to run an emotional (childish) foreign policy. That is their call.
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  3297.  @krishs718  Maybe they can strike a deal. India does what Azerbaijan wants and Azerbaijan can send people to India to teach people how to use a toilet and not defecate on the streets. Sounds like a good trade.
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  3298.  @jamesr8584  Have you been there? Their elections are pretty clean, especially considering international monitors are always invited. Can we say the same about our elections here in America lately? A place where nearly 40% of the population believes the elections were rigged? Less cheap rhetoric more reality please.
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  3299.  @quix66hiya22  I'm hoping you're too young to know how much worse it was in the early 2000s. And how much worse it was before that in the 1980s. And how much worse it was in the 1960s. You're literally insulting the people who went through some very terrible things but even assuming what people are going through today is on par with that. Go ask a 70 year old black guy who fukin horrible it was when he was younger and how much worse it was. He would probably be insulted that someone day thinks they have it worse.
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  3300. They helped stop the initial push on Kyiv. They were a game changer in that regard. Not a long term game changer because Ukraine only had a handful of them.
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  3301. So let me get this straight. Greece is arming islands a few miles off Turkey's coast even though they have signed international treaties saying they won't. Greece has also recently used a Russian air defense system to lock onto a Nato F-16 plan? And Crux is asking why Erdogan is seeking conflict? Interesting. The real question is, do the globalists want to turn Greece into Ukraine 2.0? If so why?
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  3302.  @vikaskaswan4817  You do realize Ukraine only had like 12 drones and ordered a few more right? Look at all the damage they did early on with only a handful of them. Russia shot down 12 cheap drones after those drones did like 15 billion dollars worth of damage to Russian equipment. Yes yes, huge win for Russia there lol You sound ridiculous.
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  3303.  @brianbanks7685  I don't 'think god is too interested in these satanic imposters. The devil however is probably quite proud of the situation and proud of your support for it.
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  3304. I think Fox under estimated just how many people only watch Fox to watch Tucker. I am not a fan of Fox or their programming. Only reason I tuned in was to watch Tucker. I'm sure there are millions and millions like me.
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  3305. Ron Paul was a special dude. It was his age that got him. He was around at a time when the legacy media still had a stranglehold over most people. The media simply scuttled his campaign. If he were running today, he'd get hugeee traction by going to podcasts and what not.
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  3306.  @michaelm5285  Considering this guy's track record he'd probably believe me 🤣
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  3307.  @فلسفةكاتب-خ1ب  Egypt as a massive amount of weapons but it has an extremely inefficient military which really isn't capable of fighting a proper war. Egyptian soldiers are more adept at selling veggies at the market than fighting wars. There are only really two nations in that entire region capable of fighting a large scale war. It's Israel and Turkey. To a lesser extent Iran.
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  3308.  @nesscohen1301  Europe will be asking for help yes, they're collapsing. But why would they ask for help from an apartheid colonial entity that no longer exists? Please explain how that makes sense. Also what does Europe need from israel? Israel surely needs Europe though considering it is a beggar colony that survives via money, supplies and weapons from Europe and America.
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  3309. @Rune Eskesen, Europe is no position to be playing the moral high ground on anyone.
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  3310. @LC, Armenia wasn't attacked. An illegal invasion force squatting on internationally recognized Azeri territory was attacked. Also a nation which has 68k troops can still be dangerous. Don't forget this army invaded it's neighbor and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s.
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  3311.  @L91-r5b  Historically Russians were slaves to the Tatars. Where do you think the word Slave comes from? It derives from the word Slav. They have been slaves longer than they've had their own nation. Russia being a nation state is an aberration and won't last very long.
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  3312. @Sed Joose, once those nukes start flying everyone is going to be demolished. There are enough nukes out there to blow up the world like 20 times over. Also Russia having a big physical area wont' help because most those areas are empty. The vast majority of the people in the country live in a very small fertile pocket in the west.
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  3313. If France were totally kicked out of Africa their entire economy would collapse. Which is why they're willing to use extremely dirty and underhanded tactics which kill thousands just to keep that influence.
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  3314. The difference being Ukraine isn't being invaded from both sides by two major powers.
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  3315. @DD DD, I spend a lot of time in Turkey and absolutely love it there, can't say enough good things about it. Yet at the same time "honest" is not a word I'd use to describe the people there. In fact that is the one aspect where they're some of the worst on the planet. Everyone is always trying to scam and rob everyone else there lol Again very nice people in every other aspect, just don't try to do business with them. They'll jump through all sorts of hoops to scam you 🤣🤣
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  3316.  @alexandru5369  he has a lot of nicknames but Genocide Joe is the one that will stick. People will be calling him that 200 years from now.
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  3317. @Christopher Pollard, Great post. It seems these people did much more for our flag than most of us have or will ever do.
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  3318. They stopped Azer tanks from rolling into Yerevan not too long ago. CSTO is weak but I'd hardly call it a failure.
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  3319.  @BRONCOWEN  Yes this is 100x more important than who some random singer is dating. But unfortunately what who a singer is dating tends to get much higher ratings than something like this. Also even if the media did cover it, we know they'll base it on what the state department wants you to think and you'll get an extremely false narrative on the issue anyway. So instead of knowing nothing about the issue, you'd probably walk away with a warped and untrue version of what is happening. If they don't feel an issue is important enough for them to take the energy to lie to us about it, they won't cover it. This is one of those situations. It is just the way our entire system of disseminating information is unfortunately.
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  3320.  @soundwavesuperior5596  Because Serbia and Kosovo are within our orbit of influence, an area where we can project power. Hence important to the psychos we have running foreign policy. Along with a media who will report anything important to said psychos. There is also the fact Serbia and Kosovo are white and European, I'm sure that plays a small part as well. Where as Armenians and Azeris aren't Europeans hence not worthy of the same level of attention from this media. There are plenty of reasons, some big reasons some small reasons why our media simply doesn't care. But again it might be better this way, better know nothing to learn the media's completely false take on the issue no?
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  3321. Because we don't feel the need to intimidate Israel.
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  3322. One of the few instances in those days were the bad guys actually lost.
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  3323.  CRAM MARC  Why exactly would you stand with the side which illegally invades their neighbor's territory and ethnically cleanses over half a million civilians? Would you have also stood with Hitler in ww2?
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  3324.  @levonvardanyan3478  No person with knowledge on the topic would stand with Armenia on this issue. You don't have to be a Turk or an Azeri to know that invading your neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansing half a million civilian is wrong.
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  3325.  @zackosborn1731 china is importing soy beans from Brazil
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  3326. @Jaisriram801. Or you could just call it an aggressive and destabilizing apartheid state. That works too.
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  3327.  @WarLord10 it was fairly obvious who this guy is and what he was in the presentation no? Remember in the cosmopolitan life of the region back then one’s ethnicity didn’t matter as much as it does today. You’re literally doing what this philosopher was talking about when referring to the superficialness of fixating on his physical particularities. I doubt Ibn Khaldun put as much emphasis on his ethnicity as you’d like him too. But again he lived in a different time with a much different mindset.
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  3328.  @TheOldOak-2023ad  The moment you say glory to Israel. You're essentially saying you're for apartheid and concentration camps. You can't really have it both ways.
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  3329. @John Baker, not when your people have been so dumbed down they'll believe anything the TV tells them.
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  3330. The idea of the French military fighting anyone aside from unarmed Africans throwing rocks is ridiculous.
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  3331.  @Corn_Pop_Da_Bad_Dude  He probably didn't comprehend the content so he had to comment on all he did understand. The lack of shiny lights and audio quality.
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  3332.  @stormtrooper8420  When the western alliance was formed France had border disputes with both Germany and England. America had border disputes with Mexico and with Spanish colonies. If what you're trying to get away from is more important than your petty disagreements you'll find a way around them. If it's not you won't. So the question is are these nations sick and tired of the western dominated money system enough to band together and forgo their petty interests? Time will tell. Not saying you're right, you might end up being right. My point is it's not a foregone conclusion.
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  3333. More people are waking up to this reality.
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  3334. @Seanocarolan359 What is it with the Irish people and their ability to not only be on the right side of every issue from the start but also have the balls to be outspoken about it (even when it isn't popular to do so) I think the Irish people are the only people on this planet who literally have the respect of all people from all civilizations. In East Asia they're respect, in Africa they're respected, in the Islamic middle east they're respected, in South America they're respected and in North America they're respected. I'm not sure any other country can say that. The Irish are different 🤩
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  3335. More power to France means more innocent people in Africa will be slaughtered and oppressed. Not the best of ideas.
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  3336.  @eb9165  Free Palestine doesn't mean anything different to Muslims or any other religion. It pretty much means the same thing to most rational people on this planet. These people shouldn't have their homes stolen, shouldn't have their children slaughtered, should be shoved into concentration camps. And most certainly shouldn't have to live under a brutal Apartheid regime. That is what free Palestine means to anyone who isn't insane.
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  3337.  @stevedavy2878  If he was for sale he would have simply stopped talking about what ever Fox news wanted him to talk about.
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  3338. Who would have thought that in this day and age we'd literally be watching a genocide play out in real time. This is insanity.
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  3339.  @marinadanikas1901  It is a dying language anyway.
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  3340.  @akhagop4123  Yes we know what happened in the early 1990s. Armenia invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. One of the worst human rights crimes in the world in the past 50 years. Not to mention slaughtering civilians is an easy thing to do when you're armed to the teeth with Russian equipment while your enemies are unarmed. They aren't unarmed anymore. We saw what happened in 2020 when the Armenians had to fight an army and not civilians.
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  3341. ​ @krips22  War is simply a tool to meet objectives. So did France meet their objective in Mali or not? Since we're on definitions and how they fit into the scenario. It's obvious you're more than smart enough to understand this simple concept and how it applies to this situation. The problem is your emotions are getting in the way. You're more interested in what you want to be true rather than what is. That's fine.
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  3342.  @tonyhawk94  Cool story bro. Fact of them matter is France is being kicked out of Africa one nation at a time. Which might end up being a really really good thing for the nations of the region in the long term. Post modern colonialism isn't the greatest but it is even worse when you have a weak 3rd rate nation like France as your modern colonizer. You get all the terrible things of colonization without the benefits. The Philippines is also a good example of a nation being colonized in the modern sense. Sure it's not ideal but their colonizer is a first rate nation like America which does bring benefits to the Philippines. Imagine France as their Patron? They'd be fuked. All the negatives and none of the positives. A lot like the situation a lot of African and North African nations find themselves in with France so intertwined in their body politic.
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  3343.  @tonyhawk94  So you're so triggered about France's terrible job at post colonialism that you're trying to switch and narrow the conversation down to Mali? Many people would guess that Mali has all these problems due to their stunted growth with France caused. Either way all this banter wont' change the reality France is being removed. Which the people removing them seem to agree with me that it's in their interest to do so.
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  3344.  @tonyhawk94  And what is the topic of the conversation you seemed to have delved into? While talking about Mali you went down the road that France's influence is a good thing. That is what our specific conversation is about. What that conversation went south because you literally had no way to refute the facts I threw at you. You tried to bring the conversation back to Mali. In trying to show French influence is a good thing in these nations, you're fighting a losing debate.
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  3345.  @billhicks808  One of AMerica's main strategic goals have been to keep Russia and China forming a strategic partnership. This has been in play since the Nixon administration. Does this make our government nervous? You can bet your bottom dollar it does. This is what years of mismanagement in foreign policy brings you.
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  3346.  @billhicks808  Having economic relations doesn't stop two nations from being geopolitical adversaries. Which China and Russia have been for a VERY LONG TIME. Which again was American foreign policy objective #1 to widen that rift since the cold war. This isn't complicated stuff we're talking about here. Very basic.
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  3347.  @adamesd3699  I don't think the dictator in Egypt is going to craft his foreign policy (to save his own skin) based on events from 1956.
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  3348. @athens1 For Greece's sake I hope you're right. Although it does come off a bit like hopium though. For all that hopium there is one reality which pretty much offsets all that by a long shot. Turkey pretty much has Egypt by the balls right now. Not sure with all the fires Egypt is trying to put out, they really give a flying fuk about some hypothetical lobby within the EU. An EU which literally has zero weight and influence in that region and zero ability to project hard power. That region is in wartime mode, they're all preparing themselves. The EU is the last place they're thinking about. Especially the nations of Egypt and Lebanon which are in the crosshairs right now.
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  3349. @Guildelin, I'm not sure they have much of a choice, they have to come up with some sort of excuse. The only leverage Russia really has on the global stage is the threat of their mighty military. Must be terrifying for them as the world watches little Ukraine slow them down with inexpensive Stingers, Javelins and TB2 drones. I'd imagine all three of those items will be on every small nation's wishlist.
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  3350. I find the Armenian mindset on this issue absolutely mindblowing. How did they think this was going to end?
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  3351.  @kingleno3041  The problem is for poor people who can't afford food "really" Can you really be that callus?
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  3352.  @taimunozhan  What claims in Africa have they made? The man is simply calling out a simple reality.
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  3353.  @ektekp  Maybe it does maybe it doesn't. I doubt you'll be the one deciding that though. I still fail to understand how exactly that ties into France's crimes in Africa. Is your position on the matter so indefensible that the only refuge yo'ure finding is the "I know you are but what am I" tatic? Interesting.
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  3354.  @davolpatel  Actually if you cared to pay attention it is France being taught some very hard lessons. France doesn't have much to offer the world in terms of something positive anymore but in India's case perhaps France can teach their people to use toilets instead of defecating on streets, beaches and traintracks. Just a thought.
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  3355.  @ChinnuWoW  You pull out a perfect strawman, then when a person expands into your own strawman to show how ridiculous it is, you cry strawman. Very interesting indeed.
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  3356.  @MoHammed-rr1bk  Turkey/Turkiye has already broken all economic ties with Israel. In case you haven't noticed. How exactly can someone be your "economic ally" when all trade between you has been frozen? Explain that please.
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  3357. @Holt817. I think you can tell who is doing damage and who isn't by the reactions of the people who actually live in these nations. Not from the opinion of some guy named Holt817 who seems to have an emotional attachment to a narrative he wants to believe. Also this idea that European nations "built up African nations" is insanity. If you call building up including stealing resources and slaughtering millions of people who were against it. Then yes.
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  3358. We could have saved ourselves this embarrassment by simply selling them the Patriot air defense system when they asked.
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  3359.  @Bruv234  Yes they are. Difference is you walk in there knowing it is a scam, they don't hide their scam or the odds they give you.
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  3360. I think someone should step up and call a spade a spade here. First to those right wingers. They're complaining about a great replacement and low birth rates among indigenous populations. Yet most of them are in their mid 30s with no children. That's just funny if you think about it. Then DW, apparently a political movement needs to be responsible for the actions of every single person who donates them money. I could go on and on and on about the how ridiculous DW is on how they present this and how ridiculous those far right groups are in what they do. Also at what point will the German establishment and media take on some responsibility for why there such a trend in middle class people joining right wing groups? "Oh they're just Nazis" isn't a very compelling argument either.
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  3361.  @jeromehenen8256 people are still waiting for you to explain yourself. Simply insulting people doesn’t win a debate
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  3362.  @mingmen9908  The profit is drying up and they're in full panic mode. The global networks we've built up are crumbling. We pushed it beyond it's limit when the psychos took over the country a few decades ago. This isn't going to end well.
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  3363. @xmrplayboy9753. Except for the fact the Houthis are doing exactly what they planned to do. As Marina said, their plan is disruption and it is working like a charm. I think we need to come to one realization. How detached and insane our leadership class has become. They're literally going to get outsmarted by a bunch of guys in sandals in Yemen.
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  3364.  @nuclearwarhead9338  You actually just made the same exact argument I was making. I'm thinking you responded to the wrong person lol
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  3365.  @nuclearwarhead9338  All good my man.
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  3366.  @easphone8357  I'd imagine the Turks didn't know why the EU and Nato left Turkey to fend for themselves even with Nato obligations on the table to do so. I don't think it matters why in the context of this debate, the point is this made the Turks nervous. So this talking point of "why are they buying air defense systems when Nato will protect them" is out of the window. Every nation regardless of what you may or may not think of them have a right to find ways to defend their airspace.
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  3367. "making deals with countries." More like getting kicked out of countries.
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  3368. @Shevet Levi, well that's kind of odd no? I thought Israeli people were against armed groups which attacked soft targets like hospitals and schools. This is surprising to say the least no?
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  3369.  @Lobos222  After what the Australians have put them through, I'd imagine if China did it's worse they probably wouldn't even feel it. I highly doubt China will push a policy that kills 1/3rd of their population.
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  3370. @Sally Coop, No nation on the planet with islands so close to another nation's mainland has pushed the 12 nm mile from the islands coastline. Take a look at England's island off the coast of France as an example. The English weren't insane enough to block France off a huge strip of water it borders because it owns a tiny island there. It's sheer insanity and these types of things cause wars.
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  3371.  @grigoryalexandrovitchpecho6934  It would be hard to confuse these two nations as far as behavior. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh 1990s: Tens of thousands of civilians are slaughtered and over half a million ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan invades Nagorno Karabakh 2020: Less civilians are killed than died in car accidents... a few dozen. Yes it would be very hard to confuse these two nations.
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  3372.  @grigoryalexandrovitchpecho6934  No one here is denying what happened or didn't happen to the Armenians 100s of years ago. What we're debating here what the Armenians did to the Azeris in the 1990s, the subject matter of which caused this war. Is your debate strategy serious along the lines of. Well some guy killed my great grandfather so I'm going to walk over to my neighbor's house and slaughter his family and take his house? Seriously?
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  3373.  @fanthony  Dude this was like 500 years ago, stop using it as a crutch.
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  3374. So it's someone else's fault that she is a single mother?
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  3375. I also love the end of the video. The level of anger and hatred on Joe's face as he realizes you can't sweep genocide under the rug in the modern information age.
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  3376.  @outdoorswithjt6652  That means nothing.
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  3377.  @kartikey404  So why was Armenia, which had thousands and thousands of advanced missiles completely and utterly destroyed by the Azeri army?
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  3378.  @kartikey404  No nation would be happy with anyone aiding illegal invasion forces. With weapons (useless or not) or even with words. I'd imagine you'd feel the same way of Pakistan invaded Kashmir and ethnically cleansed everyone who wasn't "like them." I could easily turn this around as well. So you believe Armenia illegally invading and occupying internationally recognized is okay. But it's not okay for Pakistan to do the same in Kashmir? You can't really have it both ways, pick one. Because after India helping out an illegal occupation force, well they really can't complain if nations start arming the separatists in Kashmir?
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  3379. ​ @mr.meeseeks414  If 30 years ago someone told me we'd be having a conversation like this in America I'd laugh in their face. Yet here we are. It's literally depressing.
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  3380.  @RoadTripA1A  It actually is an apartheid state demonstrably so, you claiming it isn't doesn't change that reality. Facts>Your feelings.
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  3381. If we had 534 more Massie’s in DC what would that look like. 1. Less corruption 2.less inflation 3.higher standards of living for most Americans 4. Millions of civilians around the world wouldn’t be butchered over and over again
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  3382.  @mohammedyussif1565  I doubt he is heartless. More so highly propagandized. We used to read history books about WW2 and wonder how the German people were okay with what was happening. Well, now we know.
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  3383.  @mg.f.9023  It seems you're missing the nuance here. The conquests came via the sword, the conversions in India did not.
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  3384.  @PattyOflan88  Again this is the first time since WW2 we’re seeing a fully mechanized army go out of its way to kill as many civilians as possible and this shocks the world. If you knew anything about the genocides in Africa and how they evolved you’d know the difference. It’s funny you claim I’m being a leftist when I’m pretty far right. It seems it is you who has fallen into the trap of believing mainstream media false narratives to be the true to what is actually happening. But it makes sense, if you can convince people that men can get pregnant, why can’t you convince people that what Israel is doing is just kosher right? If you debate this issue on its merits without emotional fluff, it will be no easy task for you.
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  3385.  @mananimal3644  I can't see how anyone voted for him in the first place. I also can't see how anyone at this point can vote for any establishment candidate.
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  3386.  @jastrapper190  That isn't a very good argument. If you had learned language properly you'd have the ability to argue your point of view clearly without coming off as nonsensically. Remember, don't throw stones out of a glass house snowflake.
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  3387. This is the kind of insane talk that ensures the world can't have peace. Oh we need to put this guy to bed, oh we need to put that guy to bed. It isn't up to us to decide what leaders other nations choose and how they choose them.
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  3388.  @jakubyjak7151  When a piece of a nation's internationally recognized territory is under illegal occupation. Pushing off the illegal militia groups there is the definition of the word liberate.
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  3389. @Supratik Roy, I've been wondering why Greece is being so aggressive lately. Is it because of how good their pilots are that they're pushing for war?
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  3390. If they needed Iran as much as you claim, why would they continually be fighting proxy wars with Iran? What in the world are you talking about.
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  3391. Damn dude that must have taken a lot research.... Nice to see people with such knowledge in comments sections.
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  3392. @Rachid Ba, their grandparents were "invited" because Germany needed workers. Big difference.
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  3393. History has shown that only in authoritarian and totalitarian nations the state believes children are the state's property and the state will educate them as they see fit. Hitler's Germany had an educational system like this. Mao had an educational system like this. Stalin had an educational system like this. All three systems believed the parents had absolutely zero say in what their children learned. The children were the property of the state for all intents and purposes. I guess if you lived in these nations when these men took over, we know who you'd be rooting for.
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  3394. @Asdfg Yxcv, Kind of like Greece selling the Russians out first by joining Nato and allowing American military bases with weapons pointed right at Russia? Are you talking about that kind of brotherhood?
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  3395.  @test-qz4dq  I'd imagine it's in their interests to do so. Just like it was in Greece's interests to stab their Orthodox brother in the back by letting the United States build military bases there. So is it your contention that when Greece stabs Russia in the back it's all good but when Russia goes after her interests it's selling out their brothers? What kind of insane alternate universe do you live in?
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  3396.  @yasincivelek8068  He doesn't more power than for example the president of the United States. They call it a presidential system for a reason and last I checked you turns voted for said system. Now unless you are against democracy, I'd imagine you won't have many problems with the system people voted for.
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  3397.  @DibyarupRoy  India is also a country where the vast majority of the population still defecate on streets.
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  3398. @houbee5535. What Azerbaijan did was nothing even remotely close to this. They fought a huge war and something like 12 civilians died in the entire conflict. Israel kills more than that with one missile, what in the world are you talking about. Not to mention Azerbaijan was acting within international law by enforcing UN resolutions with their actions, not acting contrary to it. Not to mention how careful they were with civilians. They'd have to fight like 10000000 conflicts like that to even come close to Israel's civilian death count. Horrible analogy btw.
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  3399. @Netizen Capet, the crazy part is this is the deal which was on the table before the war started. This was also the deal being negotiated a tad bit after the war started which America and Boris Johnson strong armed Zelensky not to take. People need to understand the globalists are no friend of Ukraine, they want this war to last as long as possible.
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  3400. @Markmirche7760. That is a hard hypothetical to answer considering it is nearly impossible. Nato or not, it is one thing for Israel to attack technologically and militarily inferior nations. There is no chance in hell Israel would attack Turkey. They'd get wrecked and no country in the region would be able to stop them. Nato would actually have to step and in save Israel, not Turkey.
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  3401.  @BobMuskFan  Funny you said the "civilized world." Yet they aren't banned from the vast majority of the planet which also happens to have a higher GDP combined than the total value of the nations which have isolated Russia. Not to mention Russia's economy is growing faster than Europe's right now. When it comes to being a Pariah, I'd imagine vetoing a vote where 96% of the planet voted yes puts you in to that category no? The "civilized world" you say? Or do you mean the globalist psychopaths who love to galivant around the planet slaughtering civilians? The world you think you knew is over my man.
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  3402.  @georgedevries3992  Why would I cry. It isn't my country which is about to get wrecked. It's my mistake for making a rational point to irrational people and getting a response like the one you just made. Good luck in your war btw. Hopefully you guys put up a good fight unlike Cyprus.
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  3403.  @lou6749  So when confronted with an opinion that you don't like, is that how you confront it? By telling something you don't know to get a job? Hate to break the news but I'm not Greek, I don't lay on the beach and collect German Euros. I earned my money lol
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  3404. The problem is their propaganda is so ridiculous and so cartoonish, it is having the opposite effect on people. Even people who are on the fence watching their insane talking points will be forced to move toward the Palestinian position. That AI generated image of a beheaded baby really did a lot of damage to any claims the IDF makes. It is almost like their own propaganda is sinking them.
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  3405.  @karjalasta  they don’t owe her anything. If she acts like a lunatic she’ll be treated as one
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  3406. @Tiko3813 Hard for Sweden to "behave" like a Nato member when they're having trouble entering Nato because they have been financing an armed group which has been attacking a NATO member. So unless your assumption is that it's natural for Nato nations to fund terror attacks in Nato countries, your statement that Sweden acts like a Nato member is insanity
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  3407. I don't think it's simply a matter of trust. These nations also see France is a decaying third rate power and realize dragging France around with them gives them no benefit.
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  3408.  @jonchrys  Again what you're saying is not only false, it is demonstrably false. "It never happened look the other way."
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  3409.  @jonchrys  Why do all you genocide and ethnic cleansing deniers all use the same exact arguments? Do you all go to the same seminar on how to deny war crimes or something?
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  3410.  @jonchrys  You mean get into the details of your unhinged rant which tries to rationalize mass slaughter, ethnic cleansing, racism and genocide? I think I'll pass.
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  3411.  @sevakthomasians7042  He seems to know about how to respect people, even enemies. Which I'd imagine seems like more than you know.
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  3412. Truth Fairy, Did the smell of the place slap you in the face when you walked outside? I haven't been there but everyone I know who has talks about it.
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  3413. @Angelo Dimeo, I'm a Trump supporter and I don't find the letter hysterical. I find it rather embarrassing, especially knowing how it turned out. Erdogan ignored him and nothing Trump said would happen happened. The fact the Biden administration released this letter (for obvious reasons) is just as if not more embarrassing. Boy, what a time to be an American.
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  3414.  @JamesKerLindsay  Hey man you're doing your best and I'm sure you're getting a lot of shit for it. That's to be expected when dealing with topics like war. My critique was more so constructive than complaining in nature. As I said earlier I commend you for the work you did and the content you gave us in this video. I was basically just saying that if you're going to talk about what led to this crisis talking about the 800lbs elephant in the room might have been a better way to go. I do appreciate that you took the time to respond to my post and I hope you keep this channel going, I'm a fan.
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  3415.  @JamesKerLindsay  Dude I get it, I saw a lot of the abuse you got while reading through the comments section. Just keep doing what you're doing, putting out excellent content and god willing your channel will blow up and be more than just a bit of ad revenue for it. The quality of your content deserves it.
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  3416.  @vperera2456  Have you taken a poll of the people who want refugees out about what they think of refugees in Europe? These people have taken in more than 8% of their total population in refugees and you're giving them sh!t for complaining? When European societies take in .001% they go freak out and you're fine with that? I'm not saying nations should or shouldn't take in refugees, that is for each nation to decide. What I am saying is that you sound like a hypocrite of the highest order.
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  3417.  @2msvalkyrie529  You're right refugees in most cases are temporary in nature and should go home when the war is over but like you said they aren't doing so. So if a bunch of them show up in my backyard but are trying to go elsewhere I'm not going to lock them into my backyard. I'm going to let them leave to where ever they want to go. The idea of keeping them when they want to leave is insanity.
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  3418.  @avocadozy5111  If you earn foreign currency, it's a fantastic place to live.
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  3419.  @travismcadams  It's not a matter of simply producing it, it's also a matter of getting it over to Europe at a cost in which their economy can still grow. Liquified natural gas shipped with boats is hella more expensive than shipping natural gas in pipelines. Long term you'd have a hell of a hard time convincing them to continue paying those costs. But you are right that we do choose not to sustain ourselves with our own fossil fuels
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  3420.  @pujiantosembiring35  You're actually going to assume to know the intentions of someone and how they feel deep down inside? The fact you don't realize how insane that is says a lot.
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  3421. The apartheid state strikes again. How much more blatant evidence do people need that this evil regime needs to be stopped.
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  3422.  @pandajin7772  No, simply apply the law equally to all foreign lobby groups. Problem solved.
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  3423. @Jameswaldrop6759. I too was shocked to see this. Normally the media just pretends like they don't exist. Kind of like Voldemort in Harry Potter. He whom you do not mention.
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  3424. @Lamin G, It is nice to see there are still rational thinkers left in our society.
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  3425. @Baneta1 Say what you will about the war but to call either side "terrorists" is ridiculous. This is a war no? Terrorists don't fight wars. They blow things up and then run away. Sometimes I wonder at what point society simply decided that definitions of words simply don't matter anymore.
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  3426.  @kathleenmann7311  Unless you're from the Baltic states or Sweden I doubt there is much to worry about.
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  3427. France: Invites terrorist organization to the presidential palace and promises them full support to galivant in Syria. France: Is shocked when same terrorist organization organizes mass rioting in Paris. You really can't make this stuff up 🤣🤣🤣
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  3428. I'm thinking your government will eventually look at the reality of the situation and come to a different conclusion. Eventually.
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  3429.  @diipadaik  I don't think the question here is being friends with Sweden or Turkey. The question is joining Nato or not joining Nato.
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  3430.  @dozwhald6546  No EU member has the military capability to carry out an attack that far from it's shores. Everything will depend on how Washington reacts. Everything else is window dressing. Without Washington there is nothing any EU state can do about it.
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  3431.  @zo9632  Ford is older than Armenia as well. lol In fact I have a baseball glove older than both Armenia and Azerbaijan.
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  3432. Well you'll come to realize that 90% of the leaders who shout "America first" apparently never meant it. Not to mention the free speech crowd who are now calling for anyone who doesn't agree with them to get canceled. Tucker Carlson is essentially one of the few high profile figures of this movement who stayed consistent.
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  3433.  @elkobit7415  Is that seriously your response to me dismantling your logic? Is your debate position so weak that you'd have to resort to such childish tactics? I could easily just respond (and I'd be right) Israel is mercilessly targeting and slaughtering civilians on a scale not seen since WW2 and that cannot be justified by what happened before. You see how circular your logic is? It is usually a sign your position on an issue is irrational. Also to take a page out of your book. "You seem a great friend of Apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and genocide."
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  3434.  @elkobit7415  If I wanted to support all that, I too would say I'm a friend of Israel. I too would be making arguments like you trying to rationalize all that. But I'm not.
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  3435.  @elkobit7415  I never said I traveled to Algeria, that was someone else. I've never been to that region.
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  3436.  @elkobit7415  So a conversation becomes childish when your emotional talking points and false narratives are taken down by reason and logic? Is that your argument here?
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  3437.  @karezaalonso7110 Israel is a famous country which can boast doing and having things no other nation on the planet does. 1. Only nation on earth with a concentration camp. 2. Only apartheid state on the planet as well.
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  3438.  @cagracar4316  Didn't happen, Cyprus isn't a Nato member and Greece was too afraid to intervene fully.
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  3439. So according to your logic all humans who've migrated anyone in human history should go back to where they came from? So everyone back to Africa? Is that your contention?
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  3440. Future generations will have aces to shows like this to understand the mindset of genocidal maniacs. If they had Nazi party podcasts and internet shows in the 40s we’d have an opportunity to study them today.
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  3441. @JL Diaz PMP, that's the part that struck me as odd. Watching this kid overjoyed because people are suffering is insane. I guess it shows that we humans still have a lot of evolving to do.
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  3442. He doesn't seem confused one bit. Seems to know what he is doing, trying to avoid ww3.
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  3443.  @imranmoosagie4901  It isn't only about weapons, It is about organizational abilities, training and the skills of your soldiers. No matter what weapons they have, their army will be inept because they dont' have people who know how to use those weapons. Their leadership understand this, they understand they don't even have the ability to defend themselves. So how can people expect them to exert military influence elsewhere?
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  3444.  @NihonKaikan  How is this confusing? This is one of the most brutal regimes the planet has seen since WW2.
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  3445.  @xanatax1844  With Finland that is the case. In the end I think Turkey will lift it's veto on Finland. Sweden is a completely different story I have a feeling Turkey will not lift the veto on them.
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  3446. Are you referring to the 800,000 civilians Armenia ethnically cleansed when it invaded this region in the 1990s?
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  3447. Those two nations have a military alliance and a strategic partnership. How is it odd they purchased weapons from them?
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  3448.  @krr3502  There is nothing wrong with India selling arms to Armenia. Just like there is nothing wrong with Azerbaijan letting the Indians know they aren't happy about it. Although I would question the wisdom of selling weapons to a nation on the edge of war, a war in which they're probably going to get wallopped. If you want to advertise your military hardware, giving it to Armenia only to see it get destroyed isn't the best way to advertise it. Even if the equipment is good, when one side is that far behind in military tech they won't be able to make much use of it. A lot like how Germany's tanks are getting wrecked in Ukraine. Bad advertising. I'm not sure what India gets out of this other than emotional satisfaction because Turkey has close military ties to Pakistan. First rate nations don't act emotionally. They calculate the pros and cons. I don't see many pros for India giving advanced weapons to Armenia. (Unless they need the money bad, which I doubt) Either way India is a rising power, eventually they're going to learn how to conduct foreign policy in a less emotional and more calculated way. But those rocket launchers are going to be hard to sell to anyone else if they get blown to bits because Armenia lacks air defense.
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  3449.  @bigdoge6602  How are you going to find a job when the government has the power to tell all the other employers that they can't employ you without the shot? Logic much? lol
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  3450.  @player24361  Last I checked I don't remember the government telling private institutions they can't hire people without shots. It appears Mr. Sanchez you can't wrap your head around this precedent of government power. It's not surprising.
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  3451.  @judewarner1536  Turkey's industry isn't big enough to even make use of those materials you're referring too. Even if it was they don't have the logistics in place to get those materials there very efficiently. They're after something more important to them than raw materials. This base is all about military logistics for the airspace in Libya. France is not only kicked out of CHad but they're also heavily arming warlords in Libya which attack the internationally recognized government in Libya. Turkey protects that government and it is very logistically taxing for them to do so. This base and the drones they can fly out of it makes their life in defending Libya A LOT easier and cheaper. You're right, this isn't rocket surgery. That is if you actually know Turkey's military commitments to Libya which is right above Chad.
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  3452.  @cardenova  You sure about our government bluffing about sanctions? Lately they seem to hand them out like candy even to friendly nations who "get out of line." Not sure why India would be any different.
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  3453. @Thomas Fredrick, when the show is over we'll remember how good we had it and squandered it with insanity. If you're lucky enough to have your currency be the world's reserve currency, the last thing you should be doing is weaponizing it for short term political leverage on nations. It's insanity. Let everyone continue happily using the dollar. Weaponizing it should literally be off the table in any circumstance.
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  3454. @darryl_Francis. While I agree with you that there is probably a very special place in hell for Kissinger, the record is pretty clear on the fact he literally tried every trick in the book to stop the Turks from intervening on the island.
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  3455. @Jonsey25, Turkey and Russia are rivals. They fought or are fighting proxy wars in Libya, Syria, Iraq and the recent war in Karabakh. They have far more conflicting interests than interests that align. They will however work together on those very few issues where their interests align, I wouldn't call this "teaming up." There is literally zero chance of that happening. The doomsday clock might be ticking but I don't think it has anything to do with anyone teaming up against the west. It's more so alliance falling apart and most nations going with a complete "me first" policy.
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  3456. No one cares about events from over 100 years ago my man.
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  3457.  @TheOneMystery  Good thing that term doesn't even mean anything anymore. It has been stretched so far, it has snapped.
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  3458. No. We're seeing Turkey taking steps against a powerful Israeli proxy on their southern border.
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  3459.  @zenzen1916  CBS youtube comments section is akin to being under a bridge no?
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  3460.  @tim19962  I think what is sick is what led to this situation. An illegal invasion which led to the ethnic cleansing of over 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s. Why do you think this conflict is going on?
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  3461. Surely it was intentional. It makes sense too, these are people representing third rate powers with zero ability to project power abroad yet act like their opinion matters. Expect more and more scenes like this across the world to EU leaders. She probably showed up there with a laundry list of ridiculous demands and got laughed out of the room send sent back home.
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  3462.  @asbmbs5530  wait are you saying Erdogan is Indian? I'm not sure that is true.
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  3463. @osama Foda, Egypt and Israel even if they teamed up wouldn't stand a chance of threatening Turkey militarily. Egypt has a joke of a military and as good as Israel's military is, it's an efficient military which wasn't built to project hardpower that far from it's shores. Israel doesn't even have the logistics to send troops to Turkish shores. It's simply not something they feel the need to have. By the same token, just like Egypt and Israel cannot invade Turkey, Turkey cannot invade Egypt and Israel either. Very few nations have the military logistics to fight wars that far from it's shores.
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  3464. Will Armenia lose Karabakh? Dude they already did. It is part of the 2020 ceasefire agreement.
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  3465.  @amadabdellatif1  Imagine trying to rationalize mass killings today because someone else did something bad 100 years ago?
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  3466. Actually they're pretty good with their ethnic and religious minorities. Better than most countries.
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  3467. I find it super interesting that I'm noticing Indian media is covering this election more than the Turkish media itself. I'm having trouble comprehending the infatuation India has with Turkey.
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  3468. @mandyvicsai1086. Can't argue with your logic. Calling the Palestinians that Israel is holding "hostages" would be demonstrably true.
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  3469. ​ @christopherg2347  It's mostly democratically elected leaders who bare the brunt of what this guy is talking about.
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  3470.  @overthemountains7207  I'd imagine when an adversary decides to attacked based on who is in office gives a more realistic glimpse of that.
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  3471.  @Necropantz  Agree with the part that this has been in the makings since the Clinton administration.
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  3472.  @pradeepkumar-yc5nz  A genocide attempt? Interesting. You do realize genocide is a legal term right enshrined in international law right? Again international law is quite clear on this. Occupied people have the right to resist their occupier by any means necessary. The wording is not ambiguous. Genocide is illegal, what Hamas did according to the letter of the law is legal. You have no rational argument here. You can't steal people's homes, steal their land, slaughter their children, stuff the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp and then call them the bad guys when they react violently to this. You need to find better arguments as what you're saying isn't only false, it is DEMONSTRABLY false.
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  3473.  @swatigupta6015  He seems to be the most cartoonish person for sure.
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  3474.  @Lynn-i2w  I'd say both are true.
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  3475. @Ronin Dude, a larger and more consolidated Turkic world would be more difficult to contain than Iran. Secondly America is already poking Russia in the eye by messing around it's western borders. Also walking directly into their backyard (the Caucasus) would ignite a massive response from the Russians. These things get rather complex. America won't directly put their finger into the Armenian Azeri conflict. It's almost as if it's a gentleman's agreement with Russia.
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  3476.  @taurohkea2169  Yes but this channel claimed they were going against Nato by doing it because 2 Nato members were on the other side. The reality is every other Nato member was supporting the GNA, like Turkey. It was France and Greece who joined Russia in supporting the warlord against the wishes of the vast majority of Nato. But the way he crafted the video made it look like the opposite. Terrible video.
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  3477. Egypt has no interest in any of that. Egypt has one goal, for their dictator who the people hate to stay in power.
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  3478. Excellent comment.
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  3479. @Ted Barrett, We've fallen this far because we as a public stopped paying attention to what was going on around us. We were too caught up in our selfish little lives to even care what was going on in our institutions. This rot was highly evident during the build up to the Iraq war. It was then people who pay attention realized that any insanity could be pushed upon the public and would be accepted.
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  3480. @Rorneli. Imagine your crimes are so horrendous that even Putin who himself is at war is appalled. I guess being the only Apartheid state in the world and having the only country since WW2 to have concentration camps has a way of doing that.
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  3481.  @TopTierGaming6900  Because the larger nations wanted to set up a situation where they had full control.
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  3482.  @hr6439  Sitting on land stolen by natives in California. Giving people half way across the world lectures on who should own what there and telling them to continue fighting and dying while they grab popcorn and watch it on T.V. Gotta love humans lol
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  3483.  @baloocallout678  not serious to you perhaps. Which imo isn’t all together a bad thing.
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  3484.  @themer1428  Such rhetoric is all well and good but what happens when this rhetoric is put under a microscope? Last I checked Turkey wasn't the one running around in the 1990s ethnically cleansing over half a million people. Turkey is certainly not any sort of bastion of freedom, they have their warts and do terrible things. But when compared to modern Armenians and their behavior, they are angels, hell most nations are when compared to that mini Nazi state called Armenia.
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  3485. This isn't going to age well. Our grandchildren are going to be cursing us for what we've done, what we've funded and what we've helped happen. :O( How long has the world be browbeating the Germans for what they did. How many generations of Germans had to live in shame because of that? Well.... that is what we just slapped onto our grandchildren. For all our grandstanding and hiding of the facts trying to mask this genocide, the rest of the world is seeing what is happening. And we'll have to live with this stigma for being genocide funders and enablers for a VERY LONG TIME. People have no idea what a sh!t storm we've pushed ourselves into by arming Israel to the teeth to get this done. Just watch the news in any global south nation from time to time.
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  3486. @The Kraken, You do realize in this day and age people are so dumbed down they're not going to understand what 1984 means. Which is why it's easy to push a 1984 type world on the masses who are too stupid to realize what is happening.
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  3487. So your historical interpretation of text can involve stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and throwing the survivors in concentration camps? There are only two logical outcomes here. 1. Your interpretation of the scripture and how it applies to today's situation is wrong 2. Your religion is pushing you to support and cheer on ethnic cleansing, apartheid and concentration camps. Pick one bro.
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  3488.  @damladilsad  No person who's name is Islamehmeov2334 is from the Balkans.
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  3489. Posturing? Seriously? What exactly are they going to do? Anyone notice how anytime there are peace talks in that region Israel freaks out?
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  3490.  @AlexBigShid  I live in both nations, you're not likely to have your career ruined in America for having the "wrong opinion" than you are in Turkey.
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  3491.  @joaofernandes2827  No one told them the EU was going to turn into the Soviet Union in the future.
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  3492.  @Saa5962Sab  Leaving a country with high inflation is a good idea. Going to a country which is in the beginning stages of deindustrialization is insanity. So the ones that actually go to Germany will probably be the dumbest ones of the bunch. Good luck Germany, as if you didn't have enough problems to deal with lol
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  3493.  @TheValiantDwarf  It sounds like they know the basics of what is going on though.
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  3494.  @prajwas2004  He didn't say ignoring Palestine. He said ignoring the genocide going on in Palestine. Two different things. Reading is fundamental my man, so is comprehension of what you read.
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  3495. I've been trying to get that phrase to gain traction. "The regime in Brussels." Has a nice ring to it.
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  3496. @Constantius I'm not sure I'd put France in the category of "great European democracies." France has a pretty authoritarian government, for god's sake the country has thought crimes.
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  3497. @Chris, Forget banning government officials from being members of WEF, if a nation leader even dares to speak ill of the WEF his country is targeted for destruction.
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  3498.  @Trickey2413  The aggressor and illegal occupier never has a legal right to self defense. If it does, please find where in international law it says such a right exists. I can however cite international law whereby any occupied people have the legal right to resist by any means necessary. So no, Israel has no such right.
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  3499. According to the mindset of the Zionists, I guess you're right.
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  3500.  @CelinTonny  if it made any ration sense it would be fine. Does your comment make any sense though? What about who pays Carlson would “scare me” Wouldn’t have any impact on my life. Do you even think through your comment before hitting send ?
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  3501. They probably can handle 2 at once. But you're claiming their defense of Gaza is "off the table." It was never on the table. They have zero intention of doing such a thing.
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  3502.  @JazzATrain  I fail to see how your comment matches reality.
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  3503.  @lou6749  Most people would generally have a problem with a foreign power invading their internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians. But let me take a wild guess. You're one of those war crimes deniers aren't you? Never happened right? Those hundreds and thousands of civilians just vanished into thin air like a fart in the wind right? (Credit: Shawshank Redemption Warden) lol
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  3504. Worse in Ukraine? How? More civilians were killed by Israel in 8 days than the total number of civilians killed in the huge Ukraine Russia war in almost two years. Please explain to me how that is worse. The Ukranians and Russians are fighting a war, they aren't going out of their way to slaughter civilians like Israel.
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  3505.  @cosmichef75  Land yes but considering how prices of skyrocketed I'm not so sure. Maybe buying land in developing nations with population booms. But that brings without an entire host of other problems and risks. All in all we're screwed. If we're not screwed than our children are screwed. This show isn't going to go on forever, not with the types of leaders we've been producing for the past 30 years.
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  3506. Which Kurds? They have like 700 different factions all vying for influence.
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  3507. They can't rethink it. It's a collective defense organization where every member has to step up and go to war if any member is attacked. If you bring in members who even one member isn't willing to defend, it undermines the entire premise of the organization.
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  3508.  @randykelley380  Asking people to condemn Hamas is like asking people to condemn the rape victim for scratching her rapists face. Do you have any idea how insane that is? It would make more sense to condemn the people who stole their homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed them into the planet's only concentration camp for the past 2 decades. Facts>Your feelings.
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  3509.  @thelastwar4990  Regardless of where the guy is from it seems he has a point. It's strange that France 24 does a show about a leader actually making some headway in stopping this conflict and ignores the fact Macron went to Russia and was completely and utterly treated like a child by the Kremlin.
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  3510.  @TheLincolnrailsplitt  Well if you really want to get into the nitty gritty of the situation and it's details. They kinda are asking for it.
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  3511. No he was too busy making sure the war in Ukraine didn't stop.
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  3512. Australia probably doesn’t exist as we know it in the next 100 years. You’re talking about experience in trade agreements 😂
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  3513. Only in America can you be a politician under investigation for corruption with authorities finding a huge stash of cash in your house and still nothing happens lol
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  3514.  @num11inbigerg  So you're saying you want to again attack another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse their people for a second time? Interesting. How exactly does a society get this insane? Being this aggressive and belligerent even when you're completely outmanned and outgunned. Relax and be grateful your opponents are willing to grant you a fair peace deal even when they have the ability to completely destroy you.
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  3515. Or maybe he is trying to extract concessions out of Russia in Syria.
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  3516.  @apollo-eu4fk  I'd imagine after reading your comment it seems like you're coping quite hard yourself. Perhaps you need to cope a tad bit harder?
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  3517.  @tuananhphung577  The Kurdish government of northern Iraq also calls them terrorists.
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  3518.  @diroozemrooz2473  What exactly are they going to learn from Iran? How to inbreed out of control and producing generations of genetically damaged children?
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  3519. Why exactly would they be "doing more to bring more women into the Marines." Why would the marines care as long as they have enough able bodied people? Do they have those special quotas they have to reach?
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  3520.  @joenarbaiz1640  He said "can't vote for him" not "won't vote for him." Reading is fundamental my man. He made it very clear he can't vote for him because he doesn't live in PA.
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  3521. @Fer Ka, I'd imagine it would be a greater case against Macron. He basically went to Russia and was treated like a child by the Kremlin.
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  3522. @Andrew Lambert what exactly do they have to offer? They have no industry, an expensive labor force and zero military technology. Aside from watching, again what do they have to offer?
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  3523.  @cliff311976  This comment legit made me laugh.
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  3524. @Charles Hamilton, Well it is quite odd that he won a majority of the Kurdish vote in the last elections no?
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  3525. @Larbi Slimane, I'm no expert on this topic but I did follow their incursions into Syria. They literally cut through Syria like a hot knife through butter with very little opposition. They are as we speak occupying every single piece of land they've entered with again very little opposition.
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  3526.  @n5304  It seems you were triggered when I pointed out simple facts. I also found it interesting in trying to prove the French arent' cowards, you blamed the English for the French being occupied by the Germans so easily. Or the fact that half of the French decide to work for the Germans. Hell if you're French, I'm shocked you didn't wave the white flag the moment this debate started lol
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  3527.  @SeptemberManHey  I think the reason the French military is completely and utterly inept has a lot more to do with what transpired over the past 50 years than it does what happened during the Napoleonic era. A bit of evidence is that most of your formerly powerful neighbors also have the same exact problems. England is facing the same exact problem. Germany is on 100x worse shape militarily than France is. But on a grand scale, none of those three nations I mentioned have the ability, logistics, ammunition or manpower to wage a large scale war. Full stop.
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  3528.  @JessicaT10118  You really notice this feeling if you spend extra time outside of here. I never noticed how I was always subconsciously surveying my surroundings as I go around Philly. I realized what was going on when I stayed in Turkey for a few years and came back home. Night and day as far as the "fight or flight response" by simply walking around the city.
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  3529.  @hammerfall6666  Regardless of punishments you'll always get an X percentage of that type of crime. But generally as society degrades you get more and more and more of it. I literally put my watch in my pocket when I walk around Philly. It wasn't always like this.
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  3530.  @eugeniebreida  I obviously used Philly as an example because I live in Philly. But no, Philly isn't the most dangerous city within the US. Besides when you look at the crime rates, most of the large cities are nearly on par with each other on violent crime. As if Philly is that much worse than Chicago or Newark for example. We have a dangerous city problem. As far as apples to apples, I've basically been to every single large Turkish city. In it's totality none of them are even 10% as dangerous as Chicago or Philly. Istanbul is really the only city that has really sketchy areas but again still safer than many of our large cities. The other large cities in Turkey like Konya, Izmir, Bursa, Ankara, Antalya. You can pretty much say violent crime is nearly non existent when compared to the large American cities. I doubt Turkey is some sort of outlier either, most relatively advanced nations around the globe have fairly safe cities. SO it isn't that Turkey is great when it comes to crime. It is that here in America we have a massively serious crime problem. The fact we've gotten to a point we've learned to live with it or ignore it is a problem don't you think? Personally I think we deserve safe cities like so many other nations have.
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  3531. "Eat their own" Are you even aware of the sides in these types of battles?
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  3532.  @JM-yn8mb  I fail to see how that disproves the FACT that more and more people were stuffed into that concentration camp as time went on. When did people get this irrational?
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  3533. They did as much as they could do considering the intense and insane pressure they were under. I'm shocked they were able to go this far. Just imagine the Biden regime pulling out all stops to prevent this. Not an easy thing for these judges, the amount of threats and pressure they felt must have been overwhelming.
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  3534.  @Nozarks1  This is true but the tide is turning. The evidence is so overwhelming that ignoring it would also have it's consequences.
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  3535. So let me try to understand your logic here. You're on the right side when you're aiding and funding apartheid and concentration camps? That is your argument? lol Good luck with that.
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  3536.  @TylerEL  Orban has been spitting facts in the face of the EU for a long long time
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  3537.  @olcayduz431  France isn't anti-Muslim, anti-Christian, pro-Muslim or pro-Christian. France is basically anti-stability, anti-justice. If they can benefit from the suffering of others they'll do it.
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  3538.  @bristoled93  In the 1800s the United States had the largest population of Africans outside of Africa. In the 1800s Africans in America were better off than the Africans in Africa. Can one with a straight face claim that America wasn't anti-black back then? Your argument has far too many holes in it.
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  3539. @bobby4500. His comment about it being their entire army almost made me spit up my drink. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  3540. @peabase, that isn't what this speech was about. The Turks understand the US is pulling out of Europe and they understand Europe is a sinking ship. What they do want as Europe tries to build a defense industry is to be a part of it so they can get access to the little technology Europe has that they don't have. Europe is dying and everyone else is circling around to take what they can before it drowns.
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  3541.  @peabase  Why would anyone "want in" on a military alliance of a bunch of nations with literally zero military might? Unless of course they figure they might get something they need from said alliance? Again there are a few pieces of military tech these nations happen to have access to the Turks want. That is what this is all about. Wanting a military alliance with Europe at face value is akin to making an alliance with a guy in a wheelchair. Makes no sense unless you want something else. Yes American products aren't very good, in fact even talking about American products is kind of ridiculous considering we barely produce anything. Our only saving grace is the fact we literally control the world's currency reserve. We print without consequence so running a huge account deficient isn't as painful (not sustainable but it is what it is) Europe doesn't have that luxury so running a deficit is painful for Europe. The only way they can get into surplus is via America sucking up all of their products like a vacuum cleaner. If we slap tariffs on European products nothing happens to us but Europe gets wrecked. Not to mention Europe can't even produce products efficiently anymore due to the fact they no longer have access to cheap energy. Nor do they have the geostrategic depth to get it. Nor the military might to strong arm other nations in deals. Europe is the sick man of the world right now. A vassal of Washington that Washington now feels isn't worth the hassle or cost. If you're from Europe, get used to being pushed around by nations like Russia and Turkey from here on out.
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  3542.  @UsernamerAlreadyTakn  We can't say America's role has been a positive one for Latin America, it's been pretty terrible in fact. But it is still nowhere near on par with what Spain did to this region. It's almost like comparing the common flu to the bubonic plague.
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  3543.  @pohakumana you seem emotionally triggered
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  3544. @Youcantata, the treaties for those island were signed and are quite clear, none of them have any stipulations about Cyprus.
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  3545.  @imjulesgabriel  So essentially you're saying because Sweden is X and Turkey is Y, that gives Sweden the green light to finance armed groups to blow up schools and hospitals in their country and then get surprised when they're vetoed by them to join a defense alliance? That is some interesting logic you have going there. Yes Turkey is probably a half dictatorship as you put it. But I'm not sure I'd call Sweden much of a democracy when half their population is afraid to speak their minds due to political correctness. When people are so heavily punished for having "the wrong opinions." When they have an entire media network which essentially does nothing but cheerlead the people in power. Not much of a "democracy" there either.
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  3546. @Krisselissan, I would have been worried about what Azerbaijan might do during the war in 2020 when they could have easily done anything they wanted. They took huge swaths of land while only a few dozen civilians were killed. If you compare that to when Armenia invaded the same territory in the 1990s, 800,000 civilians were ethnically cleansed. So yea, something I worried about during the war but no longer worry about considering who the Azeris behaved during the war.
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  3547.  @jak4596  Did they try to slaughter the ethnic Azeri civilian population there too like they did in Karabakh and it's surrounding regions? I doubt that was the answer you were looking for. The truth is usually ugly.
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  3548.  @genrikmuradyan9967  I see you're following the world famous "how to deny war crimes guide book to the T." I think it's chapter three no? Where it says 3. Claim they did worse to you. Where have I seen this method of war crimes denial before? Hmmmm
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  3549.  @genrikmuradyan9967  Another thing, weren't those 10k soldiers technically an illegal occupying force/militia on the internationally recognized territory of another nation via international law? Legally speaking you can't put an illegal militia group on par with civilians.
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  3550. @Amir Savarian, the west will do nothing because it's awkward for any government to back the side which invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed half a million people.
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  3551.  @foxydelights9973  Yes and the third article which you yourself cited has been completely and utter broken and in many cases the first.
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  3552.  @aggelos1053  I don't think anyone is arguing otherwise. Ever heard of what a strawman argument is?
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  3553.  @punapeter  Palestinians can't really afford the millions and millions it costs for troll farms. But it is a demonstrable fact that the IDF has a massive amount of troll farms based out of India. Google it. So if you see a troll, probably an IDF troll.
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  3554.  @valmiro4164  I'm not even sure China could be as destructive in Africa as France has been. Even if they tried. Hell few nations could stoop to the level of evil that the regime in Paris seems to find so normal.
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  3555.  @valmiro4164  Yup that Frenchie attitude seems to be all over this thread. It's surreal.
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  3556.  @TheThreatenedSwan  So are you arguing that they should be robbed by France because of this? If my neighbor was an idiot, would it be okay for me to sneak into his house and rob him? Is that the argument you're making?
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  3557. Dude has been quite predictable in all this. You can write a book on how he'll react to situation X and Y regarding this specific instance. So what in the world are you talking about.
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  3558.  @roadgent7921  They're also on opposite sides of a potential conflict on Cyprus ever erupted. Did you know this? Not to mention if major war ever erupted, that piece of paper Nato nations sign will be worth about as much as that paper cost to produce.
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  3559.  @bazah23 it really shouldn’t. It is an artificial state drawn by a drunk British guy
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  3560. @Giorgio Ciaravovol, Do you feel ashamed at all that your grand grandpa crossed an ocean to murder civilians and enslave/rob people?
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  3561.  @AimForMyHead81  Why would I feel ashamed? Are you one of those people who get to a point they can't debate a point and then delve into nonsensical personal theories? If you don't like what I'm saying, why don't you actually try to debate it like a normal human being? Is it something in the water over there where it makes you guys irrational?
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  3562.  @nedal1alex123  You're arguing with an Indian troll, You realize that right? lol
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  3563. I think Putin is probably thinking "Bold words from a man from a temporary country." lol
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  3564. @Patrick, Without American hard power, the EU is an inept sitting duck. It will be pushed around by neighboring powers. EU leaders understand this so no matter what America does, the EU will do anything to maintain good relations. This idea of an EU army is a pipedream. A joint military made up of a bunch of inept individual military forces will still be inept.
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  3565. @CYRUS313 Didn't Iran back Armenia in the 1990s when it invaded Azerbaijan and brutally ethnically cleansed 850,000 civilians? That Iran?
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  3566.  @rebeccalaff853  I'd imagine that is more informative than watching mainstream media no? At least there you're able to see alternate opinions and make a decision on your own.
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  3567. @@isthiseventrue Go laugh in one of their faces about it. One Chechen could probably take out like 20 Indians lol
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  3568. @@isthiseventrue Odds are they'd have to just look at the Indians and they'll probably just run. You're literally comparing the weakest group of people on the planet to the strongest.
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  3569. @Don S, not going to happen.
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  3570. @Travis Penner, I almost spit out my drink when he said that. Yea your kids don't have to deal with the insane teacher type in the video but they're probably being molested lol
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  3571. Timothy Call: Goes on political rant Timothy Call: Says politics is just stupid. Timothy Call: Not very bright
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  3572.  @busystreet38  This comment almost made me spit up my drink. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  3573. This channel might just be one of the most fantastic things I've ever seen on youtube.
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  3574.  @danisyx5804  I think the confusion tends to start when both become authoritarian in nature. Socialism and fascism can both be used (and most often do) as vehicles to make the lives of citizens a living hell.
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  3575. So you’re saying their mere existence on a piece of territory Israel wants to annex is the reason for conflict
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  3576. Another fantastic video. Don't be shocked if a year from now we see this channel with 1 million subscribers.
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  3577.  @glitchinthematrix9306  There is a lot of truth to this. But more importantly than that is his party can't win another election due to the sheer number of Syrian refugees in their country. A lot of this has to do with finding a way to force Assad to the table to get those refugees out before the next election. There are so many conflicting interests and cross interests in this conflict it is mind boggling.
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  3578.  @dpt6849  This comment was gold.
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  3579.  @itsgoodtobeclean  That is asking for a lot.
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  3580.  @renatocm2881  Over the years he's been interviewed many times with people who were tied to his inner circle. If you're going to say something, don't say something so obviously false.
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  3581. @Lusa_iceheart Ladies and gentleman I think we have a lunatic on our hands here lol
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  3582. By the time anything is "rebuilt" it will be too late for Germany. This is game over, game set match. Germany is finished, people just refuse to see the writing on the wall.
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  3583. @Reza Man, the only reason Nato works is because every member has a veto Don't forget every single nation in Nato is under legal obligation to join a war if a member state is attacked. If every nation in the organization isn't comfortable doing that it makes the entire organization fragile.
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  3584.  @containedhurricane  The amount of damage and death caused by Iraq in Kuwait in 1990 is child's play stuff compared to what was done to Iraq.
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  3585.  @vizibilibende5194  Yes but from what I've seen the western Europeans in Turkey aren't treated as terribly as the Turks going in the other direction. There is a real difference in how these people interact with each other. I'm a third party observer here.
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  3586.  @Mster_J  Dude has been pretty consistent about being a conservative for longer than most of us have been alive. What are you talking about.
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  3587. @Mary Beth Rathged, I don't think their economy has any impact on their foreign policy and military industrial complex. Their defense spending is nearly the same as it was before this crippling inflation.
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  3588. A functioning society wouldn't even need to have a law like this. It would simply fall under any sort of child abuse law.
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  3589.  @zjeee  Actually that isn't entirely true. The idea that a contract can't stop you from airing your opinions. It simply depends on where and how.
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  3590. It is so refreshing to see an intellectual realistic who basically tells it how it is. Instead of resorting to crafting narratives and making emotional arguments.
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  3591.  @feudinggreeks3316  No one claimed a nations like Iran, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia were cakewalks to live in. But at the end of the day how many nations have these three invaded? How any military interventions have they been involved in that slaughtered civilians on mass? As far as GDP, is it your contention that as long as you're wealthy that automatically makes you moral? Is China for example more moral than Greece or Serbia for example? Was Nazi Germany which was massively wealthy less barbaric than Indonesia or Brazil which at the time were dirt poor but weren't bothering anyone. A lot of what you're saying simply doesn't add up, it literally sounds unhinged with very little rational talking points to back up. Pushing this trope that people of certain regions are just animals when there is literally a treasure trove of evidence pointing to the contrary. This entire debate started about Palestine and some random dude making a demonstrably false statement that there has been fighting in that region forever. It simply isn't true. That region was completely calm for hundreds and hundreds of years with almost zero violence. That is until WW1 when the British moved in. This is a fact.
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  3592.  @nobodymovebutme  Except they aren't begging. I'm not even sure they'll accept it. For governments 100 million is a drop in the bucket for a 100 billion dollar rebuilding project. Again they'll probably reject it considering the source.
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  3593.  @dustintacohands1107  The world doesn't really work like that. Especially not governments. During the hurricanes in New Orleans we refused funding from a few nations at the time. It happens all the time. You'd think logically it wouldn't but it does for various reasons.
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  3594. @Andy Elliot, No one is going to put any meaningful sanctions on China over this. The Chinese seem to know just how far to push without losing anything. Their support for Russia is fairly limited (with the end game of making Russia beholden to them) without going too far with that support that it would hurt their worldwide export business.
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  3595. His version of tough diplomacy is quite interesting. Keep getting rejected over and over again and go home empty handed. That is his "tough diplomacy "
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  3596. Greece? lol
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  3597. @Russ, at this point I'm not sure they'd be dumb enough to take that dysfunctional cesspool of a state. lol
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  3598.  @leon19736  Hard to claim it's fake news when a guy is literally caught on tape saying it, while squatting in some poor Palestinian's house. Your post is actually fake news lol
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  3599.  @uzumaki81.  Instead of ordering fancy weapon systems which 1. You can't afford. 2. Will all be blown up by Azerbaijan. How about actually learning how to get along with your neighbors and not making insane territorial claims on them? Sounds crazy right?
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  3600.  @orhanyokus1921  I would be surprised if you had an IQ over 80.
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  3601. @Koorali esque, these conflicts exist because of Russian policy. How exactly are you going to pawn this off as some sort of peace and stability push? Insanity.
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  3602. It isn't about balls, the white house as been put into a situation they simply didn't see coming and they're in full panic mode.
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  3603. Except France was pressuring other nations to uphold the law and arrest him if he came. This hypocrisy is a bit much no? Nor is France powerful enough to be this blatantly hypocritical and actually not suffer the consequences internationally.
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  3604.  @h.b.7104  I am not from either country I have no reason to do what you're claiming. Many times people know things from reading up on it. You should try it sometime.
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  3605. They're not going to forgive him. Especially not after what is vice president did when she was in Africa. Africans aren't idiots, they know they have options now.
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  3606. Iran knows they're quite safe. They have the proper geography to defend themselves and have built quite a good defensive posture to make full use of their geography. No one is going to be occupying them anytime soon.
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  3607.  @pringles_mcgee  Your main points. We're the top exporters of culture: Yes we are but can you with a straight face claim we export as much culture as we used to? Our cultural exports are in decline. Our currency is still in use around the world: Yes, but is our currency's standing as a global currency as cemented as it was 30 years ago or are nations looking for alternatives now? Essentially your claim is America is still the most powerful nation on earth, I don't think anyone on this thread claimed it wasn't. The claim was America's power is declining, not that it's gone. I'm also fairly sure no one was claiming we're in free fall or collapsing either. Words matter and they have meanings. It would be wise to understand what you're debating against before attempting to do so.
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  3608. @Konstantinos, where were all nationalistic hard fighting Greeks like you when Cyprus was invaded?
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  3609. It actually isn't interesting because the S-300 is old and won't be able to collective the type of data we're afraid it might. Not that I don't find the entire S-400 talking point Gonky for other reasons.
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  3610. The types of heroes tend to change pending on how old the males are. The most important hero of all between the ages of 3-11 are their fathers. That is the building block and once you take that away you've got a BIGGG problem. I was in an industry which hired a lot of young men for years and it was quite obvious that a lot of things wrong with them stemmed from the fact many of them didn't have a male role model growing up and the few who did have dads had extremely weak dads who were probably a horrible example of how to be a man. You'd be surprised how many of these young men are dying for a positive male role model.
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  3611. It is interesting how a group representing the interests of a foreign nation has more influence over our government officials than American citizens do. The fact I'm shocked MSNBC actually ran a segment on this tells you all you need to know about the state of affairs. I don't care if you're a conservative or liberal. Pro Israel or Pro Palestine. I'm sure most of us can agree foreign nations should not have more sway over our officials than American voters.
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  3612. Did this video just say Israel's war against Hamas? What rational person could actually believe that is true. The entire world has seen with irrefutable evidence Israel has zero interest in Hamas considering very little damage has been done to Hamas. Israel seemed more interested in slaughtering women and children and dwindling down the Gazan population. I guess it is easier to murder women and children than to go after guys with guns. It is pretty obvious none of this is really about Hamas, it is about the psycho leaders of Israel who were happy to find an opportunity to ethnically cleanse Gaza.
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  3613.  @danielhamilton351  Well if congress had it their way, you'd get locked up for those comments. Strange new world we live in.
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  3614.  @elbmw  If I were ashamed of my ethnicity I wouldn't have my name on my account. My ancestry is from the North Caucasus, my family fled to America in the early 1900s trying to get away from the Russians. My identity doesn't in any way shape or form change what Greece is attempting to do to it's neighbor's. Arming islands which by treaties they signed they can't be arming. If you use islands as a weapon against your neighbors, I'd imagine neighbors will react. So you can cry a river all you want and come up with all the different conspiracy theories you want but it won't change these facts .
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  3615. Good question. I don't think it will matter though, what ever nation attempts to do this will be threatened with severe consequences as happened in 2015. I think only a nations like Russia and China would have the ability to withstand those threats and do this. Trouble is they won't, it isn't in their interest to do so.
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  3616. @Islenator, the United States has no stake in this conflict. As for Russia this conflict would have never started in the first place if it wasn't for the constant meddling in the affairs of these two nations.
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  3617.  @Gideon01  What do you think is happening in Gaza?
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  3618.  @Gideon01  small war? More civilians have died in Gaza in just 2 weeks than all civilians who died in every conflict on earth since 2020, including the huge Ukraine Russia war which is 2 years in. But you’re right this isn’t a war. It is an extermination of civilians. As far as what genocide means that is quite simple. It is a legal word with a legal definition that you should look up. You obviously have zero clue what it means or you’re willfully ignorant as to what Israel is doing. You literally sound as crazy as people who try to convince me men can get pregnant even though it flys in the face if all reason and logic. But I get it CNN told you it isn’t genocide so it must be true right? All reality and evidence be damned. Just like men being able to get pregnant I guess. Continue believing in fairy tales.
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  3619. To call out propaganda, you'd actually have to demonstrate how it's propaganda like they do. Simply saying it doesn't make it true.
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  3620. I'm not exactly sure the OP's statement made sense. So according to his logic, Sweden should try to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of the same organization? Seriously? And your solution is for them to be allowed into the defense network and that will somehow magically make them stop funding armed groups which are blowing up these schools and hospitals? Interesting. That is like saying they should have made Bin Laden a Senator and he would have stopped bombing American targets. This is literally one of the dumbest things I've seen in a while.
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  3621.  @ianalan4367  The 11 billion isn't referring to revenue. It is referring to their stock price crashing which is the value of the company.
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  3622. No one buys that "but it's Hamas" talking point. It is literally like blaming the rape victim for scratching the rapists face. It is insanity.
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  3623.  @rjohansen9486  The lack of facts to be more precise.
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  3624. They're claiming the waters not the islands.
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  3625.  @okki810  Probably a bit of both. The issue might not even be with the intelligence agencies. The issue might be with the government officials to whom they are reporting this intelligence to. Either way, something is broken.
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  3626.  @Suryoyoyoyo  In the 1980s the a Turkish president made an interesting comment on this issue. We don't tell you what to do with your oil, don't tell us what to do with our water. I'd imagine the Turks could easily play ball on this issue, the trouble is Iraqi government seems to have zero interest in reigning in terrorist organizations based in Iraq which are constantly attacking Turkey. Not to mention the water they allow downstream is more than enough for everyone if Iraq decided to use some of it's oil revenue to make the water infrastructure more efficient. You're literally blaming the wrong guys for the problem.
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  3627. @Audrey Plaza, I'm not sure if it was this government which decided to invade their neighbors internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleanse half a million civilians off it. I'm also not sure if it was this government who for 30 years refused to leave illegally seized territories until their neighbor finally had enough and took it by force.
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  3628.  @archerc3811  If it has more options than it is more advanced. That is the definition of advanced, aka options. If it's cheaper and has more options and nations are still preferring to buy the TB2 over the Wing Loong, that means something is wrong with the Wing Loong.
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  3629.  @archerc3811  I wonder how that is working out for them. I'm fairly sure Turkey is giving TB2s to Bosnia and Kosovo. I highly doubt they'd sell them to Serbia. So it makes sense that Serbia would have to go elsewhere for their drones.
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  3630.  @yo2trader539  The million dollar question is how did this conflict serve the interests of the American people?
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  3631.  @nkyende  The crazy part is after all that death and destruction they weren't even able to achieve that. It was a financial mess and a geopolitical mess.
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  3632.  @khalidmahamud1756  What ever it is, it is a person who isn't up to have a debate. Using some jibberish front he knows people can't understand.
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  3633. If you're going to vote for a left leaning candidate. RFK is your guy.
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  3634. @ they don’t need to get better. This isn’t about how strong Russia is. It is more about how weak the EU is. Russia has a weak but functioning military. The EU does not have a functioning military. He’ll most eu nations have enough ammunition to fight for about 3 days. Poland is the only eu nation with a combat ready military Then there is Turkey in nato which has a highly combat ready military but they won’t step in for the EU. all in all without America the EU is in a wheelchair
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  3635. @Remi Paul, There is something in this war more sinister than simply trying to sell weapons. Yes selling weapons is also in the equation but there is a lot more to it.
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  3636.  @PjotrII  Actually inflation has been closer to 170%. You know governments, they always play games with the formula for inflation to make it look "not as bad." Here in the states they keep changing the formula to make it look like it's less. Now they tell us it's at 9%, meanwhile if you use the same statistics they used in 1992 inflation rate would be 17%. So yea Turkey's inflation was nowhere near 80%. It was much higher.
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  3637.  @liilu8  What happened is fairly clear. The Armenians (with massive Russian support) brutally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed more than half a million civilians not too long ago. If you don't know this is wrong, I think it's better for you to shut it. You won't convince anyone that this is proper behavior.
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  3638.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Really so a person being an America disqualifies them from thinking brutal ethnic cleansing is wrong? So not only are you racist against Azeris now you are trying to dehumanize Americans as well? Anything else you'd like to add Ms Anna Anna.
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  3639.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  So your contention is if anyone doesn't agree with your insane point of view they need to be "educated" Educated how? In like re-education concentration camps? Run by who? You? Or the people who invaded Azerbaijan in 1990s and ethnically cleansed half a million people?
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  3640.  @MargaritHovhannisyanOE  How is it aggression when it was Armenia who invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Are you kidding me? Are you now going to claim the Jews were showing aggression toward the Nazis in WW2 as well? What kind of insanity is this.
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  3641.  @tamarchristians1201  And you don't think illegally invading your neighbor and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians was a mistake?
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  3642.  @tamarchristians1201  I've been pushing for the recognition of the Armenian genocide here in America for well over 20 years. But how exactly does that excuse the Armenians ethnically cleansing the Azeris? So is it your contention that if group x is ethnically cleansed it's wrong and if group Y is ethnically cleansed it's okay? How insane are you?
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  3643. @Suraj1805. You feel sad for the party which illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? hmmm Do you also feel bad for the Nazi party when the Russians counter attacked? Or would you feel bad for Pakistan if it brutally invaded a chunk of India and ethnically cleansed all the Indians from that area? What kind of insanity is this?
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  3644. Menendez? Seriously? That guy shouldn't be running a hotdog stand.
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  3645.  @surenmartirosyan8810  It is more complicated than that. They oppose each other in the north west of Syria. Yet are on the same side when the rebels move south. Good luck wrapping your head around that lol
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  3646.  @vipingargvikky631  I fail to see what the problems between Pakistan and India have to do with Palestinians being exterminated. Why is it in every comments section we see you guys trying to extrapolate that conflict into every other conflict. This is insanity.
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  3647. lol Yea okay Russia's best bet is to do what they did with the drones which were slaughtering them. Put intense pressure on Ankara not to send more.
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  3648.  @jogabneymar4994  So according to your logic can we through 50 million Nigerian Catholic refugees into Italy. And simply say "well you're both catholic so you have to take care of them?" Interesting point of view.
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  3649.  @galaxycars2816  Profound statement.
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  3650.  @isthiakahsan  For a country trying to up the image of their weapons for export, sending it to a to a side in a conflict which is heavily outmatched is one of the dumbest things a country can do. It's almost like they're setting their weapons up to be destroyed while at the same time trying to convince the world they're good. Maybe those weapons and good maybe they're terrible. But this is a terrible way of advertising them. They just sent their arms industry back 10 years. What did they get in return? Things the India government does shows it has a long way to learn statecraft on the international level.
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  3651.  @henkholdingastate  Look at it from their point of view. They saw what happened to Iraq and Afghanistan. They'd rather deal with the sanctions and be poor with nukes, than have no sanctions, be rich and then have everything destroyed. I personally wouldn't like to see them with nukes. Then everyone in the region is going to try to get nukes and that isn't a pleasant outcome for anyone. But at the same time if I were in their shoes I'd probably want nukes as well. Bluntly put they're terrified.
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  3652. Doesn't the northern half of Iran belong to Azerbaijan?
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  3653.  @LordMalice6d9  Some are, some aren't. Not all conspiracy theories are true. Not all conspiracy theories are false.
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  3654. Because it won't be in service until the 2030s. They need fighters now. This isn't hard to understand.
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  3655.  @oguzhanak724  Cool story bro. Translate it to English and maybe I'll have a decent reply for you.
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  3656.  @aDeidaraBoom  They're playing a dangerous game, hoping the great powers will continue to support them. Not realizing there is one constant in international politics. Change. That support might dry up, you know what won't dry up? Your angry neighbor who you've been poking in the eye.
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  3657.  @harukrentz435  Ukraine does need a means to defend themselves no? Peace efforts are great, at least the Turks are trying to stop the war instead of fanning the flames of it. But incase that does fail, Ukraine will need to defend itself.
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  3658.  @o.c.g.m9426  The Minarets in Spain have nothing to do with the Ottomans. It was the Moors that did that.
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  3659.  @rasingh6893  That actually isn't true. For anyone who has followed military conflicts in history a ceasefire doesn't have a term unless stipulated. You can have a long term ceasefire, or you can have a short term ceasefire for all the reasons you claimed a "pause" is used for. A pause in the fighting isn't a thing, it was recently made up for political expediency. Biden and his regime said no to a ceasefire many times but now that they've been backed in a corner, they know they have to call for one. But not to look like idiots who had to backtrack they came up with a new term "pause" which is the same thing as a ceasefire. On to your last sentence, once a ceasefire is declared it doesn't mean it is difficult to start attacking again, it happens all the time. Ceasefires rarely ever declare the war is over. A ceasefire is what the word actually says and it is usually temporary until a political solution is found. Rare are the instances in history where a ceasefire actually lasts long term without a political solution or a peace treaty. You can count the instances on one hand. Please stop spreading misinformation.
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  3660.  @Slots-Room  Anyone who has spent time in Turkey understands the vast majority of people are quite neutral on this issue. How their government reacts is another matter all together.
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  3661.  @MuzzaHukka  The people who are bothered by the migration in the video don't live in the Netherlands and Germany. If you guys have trouble integrating people you invited in as workers, I'd imagine you need to solve that problem. I fail to see what that has to do with people who've never been to those two failing states.
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  3662.  @flintb6559  To be fair the French didn't have much to do with that. They don't have the logistics or the military power for things like that. Both were mainly American and British shows. The French just tagged along.
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  3663.  @abdelrahmanismail9839  Actually there is. It is just that the super powerful can ignore it.
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  3664.  @BOKAJAN1997  I have an Armenian neighbor here, an older gentleman who's extremely wise and intelligent. I remember having a conversation with him about this around 2012. I kept asking him why Armenia won't accept the the deal the Azeris are offering. It was obvious to anyone reading news about the region how much money the Azeris were dumping into their military and it was only a matter of time until they got fed up with Armenia not willing to negotiate and attack. His response was essentially that Armenia will not give up an inch of land and how they act emotionally and don't think through what they've been offered. Rarely do you ever see any country on this planet make the type of geo strategic mistakes this country is making over and over again. It is almost like a sort of mass delusion you rarely see. You can't have this irrational mindset and survive for very long.
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  3665.  @charlesosarobo2601  This is such a ridiculous talking point. Imagine stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and then sticking the survivors into a concentration camp for 16 years. Then being shocked that they get violent if they break out of the concentration camp. Your hypocrisy is more on display than the OPs. You're literally trying to blame the rape victim for scratching the face of the rapist. That is quite literally your entire talking point.
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  3666.  @GingerIndiana  I said I don't know much about the Pakistani region which for some odd reason you threw into this conversation. I know the history of the middle east quite well. Find a different talking point to try to over up your obviously false and insane points of view which I've easily debunked. Also according to your new logic, I can walk into someone's house which is large and say "your house is big enough, Im' going to take half and murder everyone in that part of the house." is that seriously your argument here? You're going to find it an impossible task to try to rationalize to me people from Europe traveling to another area of the world and stealing people's lands should be supported. Apartheid states never last long, artificial states never last long. This level of brutality never lasts long. Regardless of what you say, the Zionist apartheid state won't last long. It isn't a sustainable thing to do.
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  3667.  @mohamedmabrouk2797  In 99% of cases the exchange rate falls because of cheap money. The OPs comment is a simple reflection of reality. It's like gravity you can only fight it for so long but it always wins.
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  3668. @Booker Tee, Yea except Turkey isn't the one funding organizations which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state.
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  3669.  @nazogelin2608  they won’t try. They’re crazy but not stupid. Turkey would wipe the floor with them
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  3670. I'm surprised Germany even bothers holding elections. I think it is clear to everyone at this point it isn't a sovereign nation and it's leaders do not care what the people think. So why spend so much time and effort on this charade of democracy that everyone knows is BS.
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  3671. It's so far gone and penetrated so deep into our society that there is nothing a president can do in one term. Yes we need Mr Trump back in the white house. I agree. But it won't solve the types of problems you're hoping it will solve. We'd need about 4 Trump types in the white house back to back to back to back to even make a dent in these social ills. But hey, at least Trump can stop us from sleep walking into ww3.
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  3672. @Guns and Bullets, no matter how bad things get there it's still 1000x better than those places. Take a look at their property prices in dollar amounts as well. Anyone who invested there in the past few years has 4x their money. Their real estate prices are insane due to foreign investment, especially in the past year. People with money apparently think it's a good place to invest as well. Not sure short term currency fluctuations and economic chaos changes the long term outlook of that country.
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  3673.  @rasputin1917  I get the point you're trying to make but it doesn't really apply here. Especially considering this country was occupied by the allied forces at the time of this "war of independence." They were fighting the French, British and Greeks. Perhaps you didn't know these forces had occupied them?
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  3674.  @DevoutSkeptic  Unlikely.
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  3675. Well you'd think that after their neighbor illegally invaded their internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 850,000 of their civilians, perhaps they'd be a little upset about it? Thankfully they didn't behave as barbarically as the Armenians when they recently retook the territory.
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  3676. @mario Bianchi, yea I guess it really boils down to something that damned simple. But these maniacs on both sides simply couldn't resist.
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  3677. @ you mean the ✡️ getting the ✝️ to fight the ☪️ for them. Would enough ✝️ be that stupid?
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  3678.  @AKH02  So you want everyone else except Armenians to simply vanish from that region? Interesting point of view. If there is one guy in the room fighting with 4 other guys. If those 4 other guys aren't fighting with each other. You know who the problem in that room is.
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  3679.  @user-zp5ql2xi2s  No one in this conflict is killing each other over fairytales. They're killing each other over some quite tangible and quite quantifiable. It is called land. A bunch of people from Europe came to this place and took a lot of land from these people, not only took their land but slaughtered them like cattle and stuck the rest in concentration camp like conditions into very small areas they're not allowed to leave. I fail to see how any sort of fairytale plays into this equation.
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  3680.  @Lovelyday137  So you're saying god stands with genocide, brutality, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, apartheid and concentration camps? I'm not sure God Almighty would be too pleased with how you're portraying him. I'm sure the Devil is mighty proud of you though for painting Almighty God in such a light.
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  3681.  @wolfgangrenner4152  The EU is an economic club not a military one. It's reason for being isn't for war. You're comparing apples to oranges.
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  3682.  @wolfgangrenner4152  My only interest is the reality of the situation. I have zero reason to carry water for Russia as I'm an American. Nor do I have reason to carry water for Nato because I'd prefer my country not to be interventionist. But is this what you do? When you're losing a debate you try to make this about identity and who is on who's team? I'm not the one who made the rules for EU accession. The EU made those rules. I'm just telling you Ukraine won't and can't meet those rules. And did you just say Turkey is more conflict prone than Ukraine? Did you forget there is a HUGE war going on in Ukraine? Perhaps one of the largest scale wars since Vietnam? lol Dude you say the most insane things lol Also you said "conflict prone members." Last I checked Turkey isn't a member of the EU. Again you say the most insane things. I feel like I'm debating a 12 year old child.
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  3683. @Daniel213141 It was almost unfair how much more powerful George was than this Arab dude. Twice the fight should have been over by submission, especially the second time when George simply powered his way out of it.
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  3684.  @HarrySmith-hr2iv  I fail to see how what you're saying refutes anything I said.
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  3685.  @groundcontrol436385  If dogs had a moral compass, I don't think they'd sign up to go exterminate women and children.
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  3686. @Sam Ty, It would make sense for Russia to drive a wedge between America and Turkey. Why would they expend their time, energy and resources to drive a wedge between Turkey and Greece? How exactly would Turkey being close to or far away from a nation as weak as Greece help them?
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  3687.  @EternalSearcher  Nothing you said is controversial and your heart seems to be in the right place and I commend you for it. Unfortunately things like this are a lot easier said than done. Corruption doesn't simply take place because you happen to have a few corrupt people in charge. Corruption tends to take root in the government because it's taken root in the population at large. Fixing a situation like this is damned near impossible. That's just one issue. The issue of geography is something no nation can get over, your geography is your geography. It's a landlocked nation which in most cases in human history means automatic poverty. Rare cases were landlocked nations become prosperous. In the cases were landlocked nations have become prosperous is when they have excellent relations with all their neighbors which gives them easier trading routes and outlets to the oceans for trade. Armenia has 4 neighbors and has territorial claims on 3 of those neighbors. Making territorial claims on nearly all your neighbors isn't exactly a fast track way for a landlocked nation to get out of poverty. The only bordering nation Armenia doesn't have horrible relations with also happens to be the one nation which can't really give it any trade routes itself because it is under heavy embargo by the international community (Iran.) Until Armenia learns to get along with her neighbors in one way shape or form, everything else you mentioned is an ABSOLUTE impossibility. Then you have the problem that people who don't even live in that country have a large say in the policy of that nation. Throughout human history when people are in charge of making decisions but those decisions will not in anyway shape or form affect them, tend to make bad decisions. The level of influence the diaspora has over Armenia will also hold Armenia back forever. The people who actually have to live with the ramifications of policy should be the ones (and only ones) making said policy. Unless there is a complete overhaul in this country the future looks rough, so rough I'm not sure this country will even exist in 100 years. Not even though any sort of war either, it will simple get depopulated with people leaving because they have to make a living
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  3688. @Yeshika Jimo, while I concede there may be more to this than what it seems like on the surface but..... how is it the Army chief's fault when the government picks a fight with a neighbor who's army is 100x stronger and an unwinnable war starts?
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  3689.  scottp7991  The law is quite clear on this. You cannot round up civilians like cattle, strip them named, humiliate them while recording them. Letting them go shows proof they weren't combatants. If any other nation did this their leaders would be strung up in international courts. And your response is quit crying? I'm sure the SS soldiers said the same thing in WW2 when called out.
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  3690. @artwarrior9965. Well I can tell you he didn't steal their land and stuff them into concentration camps. Sure the plight of Kurds is something which should be talked about, for sure they dont' have it good. But to compare that to what the Palestinians are going through is insanity. It is like comparing a simple bout of sneezing to the bubonic plague. Very ridiculous analogy that folds like origami upon inspection.
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  3691.  @ramonbs6075  You'd have to be overly emotional to make a comment like on a video about investment strategies. I was shocked to see how many of you idiots were in this comments section.
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  3692. When they panic and censor something. You know it is something serious that they don't want you to see.
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  3693.  @SanjayShorey  And you know this how exactly?
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  3694.  @michaelblake1023  Maybe because Trump is in the pocket of AIPAC? And don't think I'm some Trump basher either, I vote for Trump both times. Still doesn't change the reality of this situation though.
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  3695.  @cheezuscrust7730  I didn't realize there was a correlation between political beliefs and IQ scores. Would you kindly refer to me any study which shows said correlation? If not, how are you any different from the left wingers who claim all right wingers have low IQs?
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  3696.  @lukej452  5 million a pop but a machine that on the daily can destroy 1 billion dollars worth of equipment is a steal.
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  3697.  @Chambers36TheEnter  I think that's bare bones, with a full suite of weapon systems and training programs it probably does cost around 5 million. Still dirt cheap as far as military tech goes and if you consider how much damage this thing can do to the enemy.
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  3698.  @shaikhjack5132  Yup that military is quite terrifying.
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  3699. We have free speech here in America. Provided that speech doesn't upset the ruling elites. Once you say something they don't like, freedom of speech is over.
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  3700.  @FrankColiviras  My point was that your post inspires zero confidence. There are islands which were handed over to Greece where it signed a treaty that they would never arm those islands. Now those islands are being armed. Mediation efforts you'd think would focus on nations not breaking treaties they've signed no? Not veiled threats against the victim for trying to defend itself.
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  3701.  @God_Family_Chicago_Cubs  Are you serious? Israel by their own officials admissions are essentially enacting their "final solution" on the 2.3 million people they've stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. How is this Genocide Joe's fault you ask? Well lets see. 1. Israel doesn't have the ammunition to get this done. So genocide Joe steps in and is sending cargo planes 24/7 filled with bombs for Israel to drop on hospitals and schools. 2. Israel's economy can't really cope with a conflict of this magnitude. So genocide Joe steps in and sends money. 3. Israel's actions might spur on other nations to step in and stop the mass murder. What does genocide Joe do? He sends 2 aircraft carrier strike groups to the region and threatens everyone to not intervene in his famous "if you're thinking of doing it....DON'T" speech. 4. Israel's actions constitute a flagrant breech of the Geneva convention and Rome Statutes on war crimes, Netanyahu fears being taken to international court. Well Genocide Joe steps in and tells him. "No problem Bibi, you do what you gotta do. We'll veto anything at international organizations for you and threaten any nation who brings up charges against you for war crimes." You need me to continue to fill in "what you're missing" when it comes to genocide Joe's involvement in this? There is more, a lot more. None of this would be possible without genocide Joe. This isn't a democrat or republican issue, nor is it a right wing left wing issue. This is a genocide issue and most people on the right and left can agree genocide isn't something good.
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  3702.  @rockkstah2550  How much you willing to bet on that?
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  3703.  @rockkstah2550  That's not very confident of you but since I absolutely positively love Burritos you're on.
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  3704. I agree that staying out of a sinking ship like the EU is a good idea. But I'm not sure what "thrive as a secular state" actually means. That country has been secular since 1923 and they haven't exactly thrived. What do you think will change? The country has serious structural problems that can't simply be solved regardless if they're secular or not secular.
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  3705. Tatar.... Tatarstan, man how sweet will it be when you guys finally declare your independence from those oppressive civilization destroying Slavs.
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  3706. @mon2 luck The west being horrible doesn't exactly excuse what is being done to the Uighur people. That would be like me murdering 6 people and when questioned simply claim my neighbor beats his children and the cops should look into that instead. What you're saying is pure and utter insanity.
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  3707. Imagine blaming the victims of a Nazi like extermination for being Nazis. This is really getting out of hand
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  3708.  @monadic_monastic69  They build these things so much faster overseas. Especially now with modern technology and building methods.
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  3709. @Ellisruger8.. Geography is destiny. They're essentially playing the hand geography has given them.
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  3710. So you prefer them to stay as simple colonial managers who's leash is held elsewhere? That is what you advise? Interesting.
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  3711.  @surendernaik313  Some things never change. Like fighting back against oppressors.
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  3712. @shunichiknoe5081. This is actually not true. In what world do you think Israel would have the balls to do something like that?
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  3713. @chrisvalleqatsi, it is fairly obvious you don't know much about that North Caucasus region. The central government has very little power there. You can't keep this region as part of your country/empire if you're heavy handed. Those people there are a completely different breed, it really isn't possible to dominate them. They will do what ever they want to do.
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  3714. @VLPR, for anyone with an understanding of Turkish politics it's easy to see their reactions to Sweden's bid really have nothing to do with party politics or elections. Regardless of who wins the elections their policy is not going to change. They are hot skipping mad at Sweden and it's hard to blame them for it. Schools and hospitals being blown up in their nation goes well beyond party politics there, it angers everyone across the political spectrum. Angers them even when Sweden openly arms and funds these groups.
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  3715. So let me get this straight. All the hostages released by Hamas talked about how well they were treated. The hostages released by Israel showed signs of abuse and lack of nutrition. Not to mention the women showed signs of sexual abuse. Yet counter to all this evidence this woman’s group will condemn sexual violence which is unlikely and ignore sexual violence which was proven. We seem to live in an upside down alternate reality. But it makes sense when half our nation believes men can get pregnant
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  3716. The Palestinian issue has been a problem for them since the British took the area in the early 1900s. Also Kashmir is different, it is basically the same group of people (cousins even) who decided on different religions fighting each other. It isn't like a bunch of people from Europe showed up and turned Kashmir into an apartheid regime. Kashmir and Palestine are much different.
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  3717. John Mearsheimer is a well known intellectual giant there isn't much to be said on that front. But Lex Fridman is surely an interesting person. I am absolutely in love with his level of curiosity on all things.
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  3718.  @hodaka1000  Russia is clearly in the wrong for invading Ukraine, few people will deny that. They're wrong and they must pay a heavy cost for this. But Nazi? Seriously? Don't be ridiculous.
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  3719.  @Jupiterloobncj  Well he wouldn't understand because he isn't Semitic. He is a European of Khazar extraction. I'd bet money he doesn't even have one ancestor who is semitic. And this is why DNA tests are illegal in Israel.
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  3720. I can't believe you're laughing at people who are in a concentration camp. Seriously what is wrong with you?
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  3721.  @AO-xd2ml  Oh give me a break. You're going to sit there and blame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face? So apartheid and concentration camps are fine then in your opinion? Take your emotionally riddled arguments else where. It might fly in your country but in the civilized world you have to actually make valid points.
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  3722.  @dejanatanackovic909  I'd imagine this is why the globalists are constantly trying to overthrow the government there. Their motto is simple. If we don't control it, we will destroy it. But you are right that Turkey is in a situation where it can (to a certain extent) project it's own power.
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  3723.  @Thanksforaskingme  None of those nations even come close to the power projection potential the Turks have. Israel has it's own massive internal problems. Egypt is a puppet regime that doesn't even have full independence. The Saudis can project power economically but I'm not sure what that is worth when they have zero ability to project power militarily, it is essentially a nation which does not have the ability to defend itself. Turkey essentially intervenes where it wants when it wants. The same can't be said for the three nations you just described. Not even close.
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  3724. Failed for decades? Interesting. You might want to compare where they are today compared to where they were 20 years ago. If your statement said the Turkish government has failed miserably for 5 years now, I'd be in full agreement.
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  3725.  @rotichmaureen4805  Noun: 1. a rigid policy of segregating and economically and politically oppressing a population based on their race, ethnicity or religion. 2.any system or practice that separates people according to color, ethnicity, caste, etc. Israel is not only an apartheid state but is demonstrably so. All one has to do is take a look at their laws. They literally have laws on who can who can't buy property where based on their race. They have marriage laws which grants special rights to one race while denying another race the same rights. I can go on and on but you get the idea. The term apartheid was coined by the South African regime. Current South African leaders who actually lived under the brutal South African Apartheid regime have first hand experience what apartheid is. These leaders who formerly lived under apartheid also say what Israel is doing to the Palestinians is a more brutal form of apartheid than what they went through. Far too much evidence out there to dispute any of it, at least to dispute it rationally. But then again, few defenses of the Zionist apartheid regime are ever rational.
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  3726.  @rain2489  No it doesn't "sound" like genocide. What is going on there is quite literally the textbook definition of genocide. The case being made easier by the comments of top Israeli officials who are literally laying out their intentions in public.
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  3727. Fareed Zakaria: I condemn people stuffed into a concentration camp getting violent if they break out. Fareed Zakaria: I refuse to condemn the "final solution" on the concentration camp by the people who put them in the concentration camp. Got it.
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  3728.  @eaglesnetwork3750  To be fair modern Greece has been there since 1821. Hardly 5,000 years.
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  3729.  @johnharris3335  Well not exactly. Nations who need other nations to defend them, aren't really in a position to do as they please. So this is going to get interesting. Saudi Arabia is no average nation. It is a country with many enemies and zero means to protect itself.
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  3730.  @angrynative6013  Orban, Meloni, Erdogan. More to come.
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  3731. Well technically they did invade it. You're just saying they had good reason to. I agree with you on that front, they had legal authorization to do so considering what was happening on the island. But it is an invasion none the less. Not all invasions are bad, this one stopped a lot of bloodshed and there hasn't been any violence on that island since their invasion. So it worked.
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  3732.  @Ca_s21  For you to call something propaganda, you have to actually demonstrate how it is, in fact, propaganda. You can't just scream the word and expect people to take you seriously.
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  3733.  @MithrandirTheNamalsky for sure. He well explained the mindset behind the ethic cleansing attempt in the 1970s. Giving the the ideological underpinning for why it was done. Very true indeed
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  3734. @Hreb Ziyani. I have a serious question. Who gave you the authority to decide who is and who isn't a Muslim?
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  3735.  @Hollywood2021  So you'd feel better if I said I bribed 15 thugs into doing it for me? Make the analogy fit better? Would you still say "I was outsmarted" after your family is slaughtered? I doubt it, you'd be crying bloody murder. Types like you are never intellectually honest unless something affects you directly.
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  3736. @Lekir, hard times create hard men. Resourceful men too
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  3737.  @michellemooresings It is from Israeli sources. Most of the people who died at the festival were gunned down by Israeli helicopters. Not on purpose like some conspiracy theorists would like to believe but because the counter attack was done in an environment of panic and the helicopters just started firing everywhere. But fact is most of the people killed at that festival were killed by the IDF, not Hamas. This at this point is nearly irrefutable fact. Haaretz the Israeli media outlet interviewed one of the pilots who confirmed that is what happened.
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  3738.  Joe Mama  I don't live in Sweden or the middle east. So I'm good.
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  3739.  @trygd100  I'm a Christian in Turkey about 4 months out of the year. I've never been persecuted. Nor have I seen anyone being persecuted for their religion here. Why do you feel the need to push false narratives?
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  3740. ​ @thegreatdane3627  "The vast majority are doing just fine." Odd, the same thing was said in 2008 early on until it became clear most of the large banks needed intervention to not go bust. Government loves saying "all is well, don't panic." lol America will in one way shape or form survive all this long term. Europe? Dead man walking. Best they can do is continue to prolong the inevitable.
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  3741. @user-yr2tu9sv9n How about the 100s of sons of Israeli war criminals who speak up against Israel's crime? As opposed to this one guy you're referring to.
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  3742.  @lestat8656  If you consider cost to performance. It isn't out of the question.
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  3743.  @jenniferedelstein5913  English please. Few people understand that jibberish.
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  3744.  @m.bradshaw6011  I'd imagine it had more to do with him not following the officially approved ideology of the ruling elite. It's called thought crimes.
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  3745.  @dharmachakra2616  You do realize the term genocide actually has a legal definition. What Israel is doing fits that definition. Your subjective view can't change the objective definition of words. You're welcome to stand with israel, that is your right. But what you can't do is make false claims. If you want to stand with Israel you also have to be willing to accept the fact you stand with genocide.
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  3746.  Uncomfortable Truth  Yea mostly hard working Americans and their tax dollars paying for this war.
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  3747.  @binabdoh6436  I'd imagine those who benefit from that corrupt regime would love them. I'd imagine those who dont' benefit would be scared to speak up. So yes, in a way what you say makes sense. Unfortunately it doesn't make any headway in dispelling my earlier point.
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  3748. Spot on comment @Irumf155. Anytime you're agreeing with Darth Vader AKA Lindsey Graham, you need to rethink your position.
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  3749. I'd be surprised if you walked around Paris without getting robbed.
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  3750. @Piet Keizer, Great post. With everything going my main feeling after this video was "I hope those brothers get a new tractor soon" lol
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  3751.  @realtalk6195  That is probably true. Nagorno Karabakh for all intents and purposes looked like an impossible area to invade. Full of mountainous terrain and littered with tons of heavy Russian equipment. This new military doctrine the Azeris used probably shocked a lot of military experts around the world.
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  3752. Too much of either isn't good for you.
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  3753.  @duhni4551  Obviously they do since Sweden and Finland are in full blown panic mode.
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  3754.  @Memnonite  The French military including it's Navy is nothing but a huge paper tiger.
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  3755.  @ViolosD2I  If you tell an Arab to apologize for a slave they currently own, they'll still laugh in your face lol
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  3756. The words capable and French military should never be used in the same sentence.
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  3757.  @NPJGlobal  I'd imagine they'd both agree with me on the state of modern France and it's military prowess.
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  3758. This comment legit made me laugh. But year this guy is 100x worse than Ramsay. Killed a hell of a lot more people too.
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  3759. @Kyrsantos you do realize these Islands were given to Greece under the treaty you mentioned with explicit directions that those islands cannot be armed. They are armed to the teeth, does that make the treaty and thus ownership of said islands null and void? If so you're basically saying the Turks have a legal right to seize those islands now? I mean you're giving them every excuse to do so by using this islands as an offensive tool against your neighbor after all no?
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  3760.  @Muhr-u-Souleiman  I am not so sure I agree with your post my brother. I am also disturbed by all these armchair idiots claiming Turkey should act, they have no idea what that will lead to. But we do have room to critique Turkey for acting too late to cut off all commercial activities. It took them months into the genocide to take this move and people have every right to critique it. This is headed to a regional war, if the Turks mobilize and move it will turn into a world war. None of us will survive if this happens.
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  3761.  @gammawaving the entire world knows what is going on. Regardless of how hard you try that genie won’t go back in the bottle
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  3762. @Djvidi1976, I vacation in Turkey every year, been all over that country. Never seen anyone on line waiting for bread. Fake news much?
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  3763.  @jhunt5578  He was wrong yes, wrong about calling Israel a state. It is not a state. It is a colonial apartheid entity.
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  3764.  @jhunt5578  I hear you, that can be so annoying when you write a long response to something and it doesn’t go through. I tend to get annoyed and rarely go through writing it again So I hear ya, it’s hella annoying
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  3765. @Bedford Gcgee, I was alive for Bush junior and Obama. Just when I thought it couldn't get worse. Here comes Biden.
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  3766. @Panos Theodoulou, I'd imagine they have reason to celebrate no? It's one of those rare instances where a military incursion actually led to something good. Before the incursion a majority ethnic group on a small island was attempting to ethnically cleanse a minority group via massacring it's population. Post military incursion it's been 47 years and there has been virtually no violence. I'd say everyone has reason to celebrate, the only people not celebrating are people I'd imagine who were wishing the ethnic cleansing continued till every man woman and child was murdered. These people, I'd have to question their humanity. Are you one of these people?
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  3767. Truth be told I have trouble believing those numbers.
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  3768. @patrickllt. This is one of the weakest arguments I've seen all day. Turkey is lecturing Germany about Germany funding and aiding apartheid and concentration camps. They aren't lecturing them about American military bases. Did you even think through what you were about to type? lol
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  3769.  @SanaNeLan1945  I fail to see how that guy has a problem. He merely articulated why they where there. Obviously they wouldn't be there if it didn't afford them some advantage. Unless you're claiming all the Turks in Germany are inherently stupid or something.
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  3770. @Felsbrcoken, why do you live in that country?
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  3771.  @doey2099  I don't think they're brainwashed. They are fully aware of what they're doing and why. Radicalized? Yes I agree with that.
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  3772. @spadecat. I fail to understand your logic. You seem okay with a student being misgendered being a problem but you take issue with students who think apartheid, concentration camps and genocide is wrong? Is that your argument? If so, did you really think it through before clicking send?
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  3773.  @kippesolo8941  Seriously? Even rational westerners know exactly what he is talking about. They're not going to forget this nor am I sure they're going to forget. And I'm not just talking about the Arabs. The entire global south which makes up for most of the world's population.
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  3774.  @notlucas6859  To be fair it was mostly Turkey fighting and the Greece forces leaving the island as fast as possible when the bullets started flying. So yea, not much "fighting"
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  3775. Sounds like this dude had far too much to drink. Wallop Pakistan? Yea it probably can. China? lol
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  3776. @Tatevikkrmoyan7541. Where were these brothers and sisters willing to return to the native homeland during the 2020 war? Too busy watching on youtube from the comfort of their homes in Paris and California?
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  3777.  @michaelkatz275 except Russia never accomplished that.
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  3778.  @IrsidaSheshi  The Serbians and most of this world see this as a conflict between Russia and Nato. Nato bombed Belgrade not too long ago. So you tell me, why do you think the Serbians are siding with Russia?
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  3779.  @IrsidaSheshi  I already answered that question in my previous post which you replied to. Read it again, it's pretty clear on why I think the Serbians support Russia in this conflict.
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  3780.  @IrsidaSheshi  Dude just read the post. Serbians are still extremely upset they were bombed by Nato forces not too long ago.
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  3781.  @TRUEBRITUK  you need to up your pro genocide and brutality trolling. No one is buying it
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  3782. @Numinous20111. If you want to see a dystopia come to Detroit.
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  3783.  @froggodoggo79  There is no punching down. I used the city which I know best. It's also an apt compare and contrast. The fact you'd use an intellectually lazy phrase like "punching down" says a lot. Surely there would have been better and more articulate ways to disagree with the premise of what I said. But I'd imagine that would require some thinking on your part.
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  3784.  @froggodoggo79  If a place had dystopian qualities relative to other places, people wouldn't be moving there in droves. People are moving into large cities in Florida while they're leaving other cities around the nation. People vote with their feet at times. You can claim it's turning into a dystopia but again most don't agree with you. Reality>What you want to be true.
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  3785.  @evilbabai7083  Yes but Bagdad is not in control of nothern Iraq. There is a legal entity which is called the Regional Kurdish government of Northern Iraq which controls the reason. The same regional Kurdish government who gave the Turks the green light and also gave them the coordinates of the terrorist camps. Bagdad will complain anytime the Kurdish regional government in the north takes any sort of decision without consulting them. They as you all know believe the Kurdish regional government shouldn't exist. Do you agree with Bagdad that the only place the Kurds have self rule shouldn't exist or have the ability to make decisions pertaining to their own security? Is that the argument you're making here? If so, boy you must really hate the Kurds.
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  3786.  @niburu1508  Probably not, they're bringing in mercenaries from all over. Their soldiers aren't experienced enough or trained enough for these types of operations.
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  3787.  @chrisbailey7550  Comparable population yes, comparable military equipment and fighting aged men? No. This was literally a nation which had no army left after years of fighting.
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  3788. The western Europeans generally view eastern Europe as a simple buffer between them and chaos. They view them as children who need to be controlled. This fact has not gone unnoticed in eastern European capitals.
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  3789.  @samedmundson6470  I find it interesting that when someone runs out of reasoning for their ridiculous arguments they scream "go away." I know you'd like me to go away so you can continue saying ridiculous things.
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  3790. @Alex Simpson, The guy who put this segment together probably got fired lol
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  3791.  @DarkFox2232  Actually Israel does control the west bank which is a Palestinian territory, so your statement is false, demonstrably false. As far as Gaza, it isn't a territory, it is the world's only concentration camp. So fix these two false premises you put, then we'll tackle your other points.
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  3792. This is more than just about Israel at this point. Spain fully understands what a war with Yemen would due to European shipping. They've already been cut off from cheap energy and resources from Russia. A war like this in the red sea would cut them off from energy supplies from the middle east and cheap shipping costs for goods from India and China. It seems like the Europeans keep taking out a shotgun and shooting themselves in the foot over and over again. This time Spain is saying no.
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  3793.  @mistergeopolitics4456  Again with more rhetoric that amounts to nothing. Yes Turkey's economy is trash and yes Iran's economy is trash. But you do realize there are degrees to things no? If I have a cold and you have the full blown cancer can we really just say " oh we're both sick and equal in our misery." Obviously not, thing shave proportion. I don't think you're trying to be rational here, you seem to have a view of things and are trying to fit square pegs into round holes. When you see people making points you can't logically counter, screaming that what they're saying is nonsense is in itself nonsensical.
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  3794.  @G_N_A_N  It's trash because the people always use economy as the reason to bash Turkey are comparing to the highest income economies of the world. Compared to them yes it's trash. But I'd imagine Turkey is headed in the right direction and will probably pass up many legacy brand nations which are all decaying. There is a reason why hundreds and thousands of westerners with enough money are moving to the coast of Turkey.
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  3795.  @Captain-F-g7x  No nation will simply say we want peace and not use force (if they are in a position to do so) to push their interests forward. Humans are humans. We were like this 10,000 years ago we're like this today and we'll be like this for a very long time.
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  3796.  @SN-sz7kw  Intent is very hard to prove in most cases like this. Except this one, which is an oddity. Proving intent is quite easy considering Israeli officials over and over and over again have made public statements spelling out their intentions. They're literally saying what they're going to do and then go do it. The rest of the world has seen all this. But anyone in America who only watches corporate news seems to have zero clue as to the insane comments made by Israeli officials on their intentions in Gaza. 100s of them.
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  3797. @Leondynson3682. Except the reality is Turkey has no interest in joining the EU. It's an awkward thing where neither side wants to be the one the walk away but neither side wants the marriage.
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  3798. @John Galt, people from a continent where prime ministers run the country it's natural to call that position the premiership. Is the Biden administration terrible? Probably. Is France ridiculous for freaking out over this submarine deal with the Aussies? Certainly yes.
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  3799.  @Sevan59  Australia dumped the French deal because a much better deal came along.
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  3800. @Sriram Sridhara, In a full scale war the side with the right drones are actually hoping surface to air missiles are shot at the drone. Even if it had 100% hit rate (which is impossible) each missile to take down a drone costs more than 20 drones. That's a win win for the side with the drones.
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  3801.  @brianpartlow5530  I'd pay A LOT of money to see that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  3802. I guess they're welcome to do that.
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  3803. I Am, It makes more sense to simply bring Finland in and call it a day.
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  3804.  @chrisimos588  I've literally made point after point which you ignore. You've ignored my material and tried to make this personal. You're delusional enough to think I'm deleting your posts, calling me an idiot and then trying pigeonhole my ethnicity. Then you have the audacity to claim it's personal now? Are you freaking serious? You literally do something and then complain about it? How crazy are you?
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  3805.  @robertbullock9554  Establishment republicans probably hate Tucker more than Jimmy. This guy has been trashing Republican establishment politicians for years. He's been torching the pro war contingent of the part for a very long time. Jimmy and Tucker are some of the few people in media with the balls to call out the bullshit policies of their own parties.
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  3806.  @reyosegueda6395  People are starting to notice the obvious. The mainstream media isn't interested in telling anything the truth about anything. They have a narrative and they will jam that narrative down our throats till we believe it.
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  3807. Byzantine politics for sure. Which seems to be why these two rival nations have no trouble understanding each other. Putin knows what Erdogan is doing and Erdogan knows what Putin is doing.
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  3808. It isn't even Nikki who scares me. Nikki is just a mouthpiece who will say anything her financiers want her to say. The fact there are powerful people who want her to say these insane things, should scare us.
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  3809.  @Levo_D_Angelo  I don't think the Turks would cause much trouble for anything the Philippines want to purchase. I'm fairly sure the two nations have very warm relations.
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  3810. Fake news generator? Yes, the BBC. Misinformation? Again BBC.
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  3811.  @rawka_7929  Don't see how that affects your life in anyway, shape or form. Not happy about what? Events that took place 700 years ago? lol
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  3812.  @skreyao4898  China certainly doesn't have the logistics to fight a war in the middle east nor the intention to do so. But everything you said about who buys how much oil from Saudi Arabia is true. But this idea that China will military intervene to protect Saudi Arabia is lunacy. Even the Chinese would laugh at you for making such a ridiculous statement.
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  3813.  @adineatha9766  It isn't simply about them talking about it. It is part of the deal Armenia signed during the ceasefire in 2020. It isn't unrealistic to expect Azerbaijan to expect Armenia to honor the deal they signed.
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  3814. The Turks would probably prefer that. The seem to have zero interest in words like "credibility" what not what when it comes to European nations. Sweden stepping back would probably be a huge win for them, one less headache to deal with from their point of view.
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  3815.  @marekburniak1997  To be fair Finnstigator has a point. Finland has not been sending any weapons to armed groups nor has it been financing them. It's Sweden that is doing that, not Finland. Finland unfortunately just got caught up in this entire mess.
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  3816.  @mikecimerian6913  I'm not so sure religious fervor is a thing in that country which cannot be controlled. As far as anger management, I don't think a leader in that country who doesn't act like this will be respected. I had to move there for work purposes and lived there for many years. It takes a while to really understand that country and how things work.
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  3817.  @mikecimerian6913  In some ways they're super kind. In other ways they're super corrupt. Like I said takes a long time to figure em out. If you're hurt they'll take you in and help you. But at the same time they'll rob the living hell out of you in a business transaction lol
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  3818.  @heinedenmark  My mistake I thought you were one of those insane Frenchmen pushing ridiculous talking points. My apologies. So you're from Denmark ha? One of the few rational nations left in that region, I give your government credit for slowing the tide or refugees. It's like you're the smart cousin of Sweden lol
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  3819. Saudi doesn't sell Israel oil. If your'e referring to the Saudis putting an embargo on everyone who is helping Israel. Well that is impossible. You fail to realize how fragile and weak Saudi Arabia is. They literally don't have the ability to defend themselves. I'd imagine they're terrified of ending up like Saddam or Gaddafi.
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  3820. You do realize that mentality caused a war right?
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  3821. I also find this interesting. While protesting against violence they're carrying flags with a picture of a world renowned terrorist on it. You can't make this stuff up lol
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  3822. It's fairly obvious you don't really have an understanding of the relationship between these two nations.
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  3823.  @Mysteriousman355 Talking about civilians being massacred dude. I know, it is something you'd probably rather doesn't get mentioned right?
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  3824. The news is all over the place and none of these nations have denied it. So it's real.
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  3825. Except they approached him asking to mend ties.
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  3826. Kind of like how we American citizens stayed silent when Iraq, Syria and Libya were destroyed for no good reason?
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  3827. Not sure how this is hate. These people simply do not want a plane from an apartheid state which has a concentration camp landing in their airport.
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  3828. @Jim8573, it's because freedom of speech and freedom of expression is near it's death bed here in the west.
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  3829.  @g1u2y345  What they do or don't believe is of no consequence to the reality of the situation. The still fact remains. If you also understand this, why would you make claims contrary?
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  3830.  @superturro  What evidence do you have that these people cannot live as AZ citizens. They quite literally live on a piece of land which is internationally recognize as AZ territory. There really are no two ways about this, especially considering what happened in this region in the 1990s. What you're proposing would set a scary precedent in the world. Just imagine this scenario. You invade a neighboring state's territory where you have people from your ethnic group living there. You slaughter the neighbor's states people and essentially get rid of them all. Then you make the claim that "well X type people live here so that state can no longer control that area." Think about that precedent and how the world would look if this was the norm. International law exists for a reason. Nations have internally accepted borders for a reason. So what exactly is your proposal? That ethnic cleansing be rewarded?
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  3831.  @jondo7680  You're right about doing what ever it wants on it's OWN LAND. That is exactly what they've been doing.
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  3832.  @ilcobradiravacciano  Seriously man? Yes we're all complaining of how things are getting more authoritarian and you want to move to a place that is even more authoritarian than here? If you like freedom you'll leave that place like a bat out of hades after you get there lol Things are going down hill here and home and obviously many of us are upset about it. But it's still 1000x better here than in Russia.
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  3833. @Edomin1148. Armenia seems to be sleep walking into one of the most insane geopolitical suicide cases I've ever seen or heard of. You think if a conflict breaks out America is going to intervene? How do you propose they'll get there? Even if they could, which they can't would it really be worth the effort for them? India and France don't have the capabilities to do anything militarily in the South Caucasus. So in the event of a conflict, they're quite irrelevant. Armenia only really has two options due to their geography. 1. Stop making territorial claims on it's neighbors and adhere to the tenants of the ceasefire they signed. 2. If they want to stay aggressive, make nice with Russia and cross their fingers that the Russians will help them. There really is no third option. Option 1 is the best but for some reason it hasn't dawned upon the leadership in that nation for one reason or another. The way things are shaping up, it looks like Armenia is going to be Ukraine 2.0. This is insanity.
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  3834. As an American I must admit the actions of our government is nothing short of pure evil. We've literally turned into Germany in the late 1930s. Half the people cheering on genocide and the other half too afraid to speak out.
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  3835.  DeusVult-qd5xv  Most the world is.
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  3836.  @hosermandeusl2468  Oh I see your point of view. "You either agree with me or you're a traitor." As far as Fox News is concerned I remember them making the same exact arguments when they dragged us into the war in Iraq based on lies. I can see the actors have changed but the movie is still the same. This is all simply a game to you guys ha? Not caring that there are real human lives at stake, small consequence when you're not the one fighting right?
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  3837. Imagine pegging your political stance on a topic based on some random movie from 30 years ago. Pure genius.
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  3838. @Erij3, They've been quite clear on the issue. They made Finland and Sweden sign an agreement that they will no longer be supporting armed groups attacking Turkey. They also said if Finland and Sweden do not fully adhere to what they signed, the veto is back on the table. Nothing really gets clearer than that.
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  3839. He isn't getting arrested. The mere idea of it is insanity.
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  3840.  @ahmetbeylen5593  He wasn't saying what Bassem is saying has anything to do with his nationality. He started his comment by stating who and what he is. And then gave his opinion on Bassem. Now you might not like the fact he prefaced who he is and where he is from but to conflate it with you thinking he is linking his heritage with Bassem is nothing short of insanity bro. Try thinking next time before responding. Truly think it through please. Could save you this embarrassment.
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  3841.  @ahmetbeylen5593  I had to try to explain the simplicity of what he was saying as if I would explain them to a child. Because only a child would really not intuitively understand what it was.
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  3842.  @juniorvaifale3877  I'd imagine our so-called leaders can continue to rob the people when one party can blame the other and their stupid voters buy it, then the other party can blame them and that party's voters buy it. As long as the dumb among us continue to grow, the easier corruption at the highest levels will be. If you want to do society a favor, don't reproduce please.
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  3843. To be fair it was never a good luck for America to be that close to the world's most evil regime. I'm not exactly sure what the Saudis are counting on here, without American protection they're sitting ducks as they simply don't have the ability to defend themselves. Are they banking on Chinese influence over Iran to stop hostilities? Are they patching up ties with Turkey which will defend them against Iran? Only 3 things can stop Iran from attacking Saudi Arabia long term. 1.American protection 2. Chinese pressure on Iran 3. Bribing Turkey into supplying the protection. Who knows what they're thinking.
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  3844. @Jesus Aguilar, What you fail to realize is they have no choice. You're literally talking about an area of the world which has pissed off most of the globe and has no means to defend itself.
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  3845. You generally don't attain peace by blowing up schools and hospitals. Just sayin...
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  3846. @silaslarsen8185. I don't think the regime in Paris is rational enough to take your advice. They still have the colonial mindset of the 1950s and don't realize they simply do not have the power to force these people into accepting their demands. They will keep trying and this will get ugly.
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  3847. Are they able to infiltrate government agencies to a point where we fight wars on their behalf? Are they able to intimidate Americans who say anything against them? Are those lobbies using government agencies to abuse students for having the wrong opinion? Also those lobby groups have to register as foreign entities and are kept track of. All we need to do is make the Israeli lobby organizations register as well. Then everything they do will be public knowledge. Like with all other foreign lobbies. Stop with the ridiculous talking points. You don't have a leg to stand on. Last I checked it wasn't the islamic lobbies trying to rob me of my free speech. Trying to send my sons to die on their behalf in senseless wars. Having my nation send billions to israel while my fellow Americans are homeless. Sorry bub, the gig is up. People know.
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  3848. I was going to watch this and then I remembered something. This is going to be an entire video with Piers saying "do you condemn Hamas" over and over and over again.
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  3849.  @cappuccinogoodfinger  Yea, they just appeared out of thin air right? lol
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  3850.  @Briselance  Even at the worst of their abilities they probably wouldn't be able to cause the level of damage France has. Pointing out to someone who might commit a crime doesn't excuse a person from the crime. China and Russia are both entrenched in many African nations and these nations don't see the same level of destruction and destabilization as they've seen from France. So it's a bad argument in theory and also a bad argument in practice. Even if it were a good argument, you're essentially saying France's standard is that they treat people better than Russia and China? Wow Sad part is, they're worse. Much worse. The world is quite lucky France is a weak and waning power that is only able to cause this level of destruction in one small corner of the planet. Imagine they had the power the United States has? Terrifying prospect, thankfully they're going in the opposite direction.
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  3851.  @seanlander9321  They don't seem to be laughing though. They seem to be having a meltdown. Explain that to me please.
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  3852. @Labcat647, They have no interest in joining the EU. They simply don't want Sweden in Nato, making demands on things they don't even want makes that fairly clear. Well clear to rational people at least.
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  3853. @Art Khan, Yea because obviously this war had nothing to do with Armenia illegally invading another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians right? Never happened right? Just sweep it right under the rug why don't ya lol
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  3854. To be fair the situation in that country is quite different than what is going on in America. Unlike the BLM riots this riot has a lot more support from all segments of society and isn't supported by billions of dollars from people with a political goal in mind.
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  3855.  @ehs1452  Do you have any evidence of said ethnic cleansing or is it one of those things where if you sling enough mud it sticks?
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  3856.  @tobru858m  Is that how you're going to rationalize the apartheid regime's genocide in Gaza?
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  3857.  @bhaskarmukherjee8710  Better than being the lap dog of a third rate power like France no? At least the United States has the potential to protect the Aussies. That is the entire point of all this isn't it?
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  3858. It was probably a strategic mistake to renege on the deal we made with them. This is going to bite us in the arse sooner or later, it always does.
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  3859.  @Georg7Jurgen  How exactly is visiting a place akin to supporting an ethnic group?
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  3860. The vast majority of nations on this planet do not recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.
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  3861.  @thekraken1173  I wouldn’t say that. It is sad to see demographic collapse so bad an entire group vanishes. Not just Greeks specificity, I’d hate to see that happen to anyone. So yes I said unfortunately and I meant it
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  3862.  @Bazza5000  Sure you can, Gobbels did the same exact job for Germany and was legally considered a war criminal. International law isn't very ambiguous on the matter. If the law is applied as written, this guy will be facing multiple life sentences. Aiding, abetting, funding and giving political cover for a fully mechanized going out of it's way to murder civilians for the first time since WW2? The good ol " I was just doing my job and following orders" doesn't work in a legal sense in these types of crimes.
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  3863. @AF that's probably not going to happen. I think that relationship is damaged beyond any sort of repair.
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  3864. @ 2 things. 1. Obviously something that triggered you emotionally 2. Something you obviously can’t refute
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  3865.  @sabahattinbey  My point still stands.
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  3866.  @arinangel_  If we avoid all the BS and stick straight with the facts it's fairly simple. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh. Over half a million civilians are ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan invades Nagorno Karabakh 30 years later and like 12 civilians die in the conflict. Big difference no? Good luck trying to get people to cry about 12 civilians dying compared to the ethnic cleansing of over half a million people.
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  3867.  @ayushgaur3943  Yes 100% positive. I have a habit of following world conflicts. This flareup hasn't spilled into any areas where civilians live yet.
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  3868.  @tanak2232  yea it isn't just a different, it is a HUGE difference. Literally as different as it can get.
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  3869.  @pausereflect5911 she has an uphill battle. Not saying it is impossible but the odds of her winning are slim. No politician who has lost their core base has won before
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  3870. Their polls are surprisingly accurate. They predicted the last midterm elections to the T when Erdogan lost control of the major cities. Perhaps the poll companies are doing their job instead of pushing a narrative unlike here in AMerica? Who knows. This is an interesting election for sure.
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  3871.  @bellaclover1933  So you're saying you're unable to debate your point of view then? To a point you'll change the subject? Essentially admitting you're wrong. Thank you for agreeing with me.
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  3872.  @claire3337  No he isn't' joking, it is a very telling question.
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  3873. She doesn't' realize that in the long term this is going to end her career. This entire "HaHa isn't genocide awesome" bit isn't going to age well
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  3874. Both sides feel fear? I guess it's true to a certain extent. Just like a rapist feeling some fear while raping someone. Surely you can't compare it to the levels of fear of the victim. I'd imagine Palestinians being thrown out of their homes and dying to a ratio of nearly 100-1 (most civilians) just might feel a tad bit more fear than the Israeli side perhaps? Just a tad?
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  3875. The Ukrainians are already trained in flying the TB2 as they've had it since 2019. Sending different models won't work as Ukraine simply doesn't have the time to train people to fly them. Yes those larger drones with much more capacity would probably come in handy for the Ukrainians but it's too late for that. They need stuff they can use right now.
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  3876. I didn't watch the video, just came in to make one simple comment. Are there still people who actually trust and watch CNN? If so how many times will you be lied to until you catch on?
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  3877.  @zjeee  That was quite stupid of the Finns. From everything I've read it looks like Turkey is quite willing to lift the veto on Finland but is dead set against Sweden. By Finland saying take both or take none, they're essentially shutting the door to Nato on themselves.
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  3878.  @UltraCasualPenguin  Finland is going to have to make a choice then. Stay intertwined with Sweden and be out of Nato or untwine from Sweden and be in Nato.
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  3879.  @UltraCasualPenguin  Sweden can't make the "choice." It's not up to them if they get vetoed or not. Turkey is pretty clear that it will be vetoing Sweden flat out. They'll probably find support from a few other nations as well but it won't matter as only one veto is enough to stop this entire thing. Finland however has room to maneuver and get the veto lifted quite easily. Assuming it doesn't use the negotiating tactic of "both of us or none of us." Like I said due to the nature of what is going on Finland has a "choice" Sweden does not have such a luxury. So like you said, it is quite possible Sweden finds itself in conflict with Russia in the future without any other nations legally bound to help them. Makes you wonder if funding armed groups blowing up hospitals and schools was worth it.
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  3880.  @UltraCasualPenguin  I could easily throw it right back on you about not understanding what democratic and independent means. It seems like an alien concept to you that a Nato government would be vetoing you because they have elections coming on the government is under loads of pressure from the public to not let Sweden in. Open your eyes my man. You can't explain yourself away with this one claiming democracy and independence because it would make you a hypocrite.
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  3881.  @arlihakopian1727  You do realize it is this mindset which leads to your suffering no?
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  3882.  @Jomiloju-xw6wg with most our team at 21 years old, second round is fine for another year or two
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  3883. @sigmundsilber2210.. This is so true considering Palestinians are semitic. People trying to rationalize them living under apartheid and being thrown into concentration camps is pretty damned antisemitic.
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  3884.  @BoMau-ed8gq  Knowing what happened isn't a tall task in this day. Could easily be looked into. We don't live in the dark ages anymore.
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  3885.  @joecanis484  Is the issue really about education though?
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  3886.  @ehs1452  Can you name another nation that has taken in that many refugees by percentage of their population? Anyone even taken in HALF that amount? These guys have literally taken in an amount of refugees which accounts for something like 8% of their population. I'm not sure any of the nations you're thinking about have even taken in 3%.
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  3887. @Sinan Duran, at the time you might not have felt that way but Israel did you a huge favor by not selling you the drones. Now you're making your own.
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  3888. They'll both be fine.
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  3889. The Circassian genocide will never really gain adoption. 1. They don't have enough people in the west to push forth their claims. 2. They're Muslims so the most powerful media outlets won't really push their claims. It's literally that simplistic.
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  3890.  @aksmex2576  The Algerian one was very recent and extremely nasty. The Algerians haven't forgotten.
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  3891.  @abhisheknag7177 So that somehow makes up for Germany funding and aiding a genocide in Gaza right now? Is that your argument?
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  3892.  @abhisheknag7177  I don't buy any gas from Qatar or use gas from Qatar. I fail to see how that in any way, shape or form how that has anything to do with the point I made. Stop trying to deflect from the position Germany has put itself in.
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  3893.  @matthorrocks6517 few know about that. Well played for calling it out
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  3894.  @blondieeagle1547  No really, they're done for. It's a nation being depopulated.
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  3895. @Ukrainipyat, That is the question a lot of people were asking in 2004. But the answer is quite simple, if you make the rules, you can break the rules no?
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  3896. @Marlin Software, it's 3.5 billion which is highway robbery considering the lack of tech in these frigates. Not to mention France will probably do what it always does with arms sales. Send it bare bones and then charge insane rates for upgrades and spare parts. Australia saw where that was headed and made a deal with America instead. Buying high end military tech from France is nothing short of stupidity.
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  3897.  @aintnoslice3422  Yes because keeping up an occupation of your neighbor's territories after having ethnically cleansed half a million people off it isn't rabid nationalism. Constantly making your people believe in their racial superiority over their neighbor isn't rabid nationalism. Telling your people you're winning a conflict in which you're getting slaughtered isn't rabid nationalism. I'd imagine it was this rabid nationalism which left the people shocked when they finally realized their nation surrendered. How could this be? We are racially superior and were winning the war, why'd we surrender? Lets go occupy government buildings...... Cough cough.
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  3898.  @Sagittarius_A_Star-t2e  You're basing this off the same people who kept telling us the Armenians were winning the war? How the enemy was facing massive loses and they were about to give up any second? How can you with a straight face still keep up with this BS? Armenian got taken to task fairly easily, half of the units deserted. The entire army would have been slaughtered if the Russians didn't step in.
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  3899. Yup, facts are facts
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  3900. @LZRD84 The world realized we must become green to survive A LONG TIME AGO. Unfortunately humanity doesn't have anything close to the level of technology to go 100% green energy. You can't simply wish things into existence. In many cases green energy ends up costing more. One day the tech will catch up, we're simply not there.
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  3901.  @SouthernSoul-lh4mb  Most of the people who are against sending billions to Israel to wage war were also against sending billions to Ukraine to wage war. Both will end in tragedy with the war in Israel being worse. More children have been killed in Gaza in the past 30 days than all the conflicts on the entire planet since 2020. That includes the huge Ukraine Russia war which has been raging for almost two years.
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  3902.  @paulstephen3257  A few shells dropping somewhere isn't akin to a full blown invasion. If that was the case Nato would have had to invade Ukraine when a few Ukrainian shells landed in Nato. Don't be ridiculous. As far as other weapons supplies it isn't like it is going to help. Without Russia stepping in Azerbaijan would have had tanks rolling into Yerevan. Armenia can't afford Chinese weapons because unlike Russia it won't give them for free. Indian weapons you say? Seriously Indian weapons? Iran yes, Iran has decent weapons and is willing to provide them. Not that it will change anything. Without Russia if another conflict breaks out, the Azeris will steamroll Armenia into the dustbin of history.
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  3903. No mainstream platform will let him talk like this. You know who will make sure of it
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  3904. @Charles Beloved. So liberty is only reserved for people who speak flawless English?
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  3905.  @samorpeterenpretene9184  It's not the best script but it isn't a bad script either. The OP is right, more information was packed into this script than you'd get by watching the mainstream media talk about this issue in 10 years.
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  3906.  @sfullernj  Your statement doesn't apply when there is no rule of law. The point of the law is that it is applied evenly. According to your logic people can now be thrown in jail for drinking water and no one will be able to complain. (Don't complain that no one else is being thrown in jail for doing this)
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  3907.  @sfullernj  The fact you're unable to grasp the concept says a lot.
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  3908.  @dannysands9341  I once traveled through eastern Europe into Turkey. Turkey was 100x more advanced than most eastern european states.
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  3909. @David Glickman, the Naval capabilities needed to surround a place like Crimea while it's occupied by a force like Russia is something few nations have. Aside from America, I'm not sure there is a nation with the naval and logistical capabilities to pull it off. If Ukraine wants Crimea, it will have to go with a land invasion and take it by force. Which at this point seems nearly impossible. Things change with time though so we'll see.
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  3910. @Saudi Arabia, is not the leader of the middle east.
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  3911. @Sal None of the above really. According to most polls Saudi Arabia is the most hated Muslim nation in the Muslim world, second to Iran. Not saying it should or shouldn't be, that isn't up to me. Just simply stating what is.
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  3912. @Sal Yes it is about politics and in politics it's hard to be the leader of a group of people who despise you more than anything else. The hate the world has for the United States is nowhere near the hate Muslims have for Saudi Arabia. Even if it had that kind of hate, the United States can military dominate nations into obeying them. Saudi Arabia is one of the weakest nations militarily it cannot even dominate a poor little nation like Yemen. By any metric you decide to measure this by, Saudi Arabia is not the leader in the middle east or the Muslim world. It's simply a nation sitting on huge reserves of oil which it obviously hasn't managed very well considering the position the nation has put itself in. In all honesty I don't see this country existing in 100 years.
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  3913.  @ramr7051  I know you were referring to the OP, no where in my statement did I allude to the fact you weren't referring to the OP. My point still stands.
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  3914.  @eddiemitza2544  Yes Afghanistan hasn't been stable ever since the two superpowers of the world started meddling in their affairs. Post Soviet and American attention Afghanistan was doing quite well in the 60s and early 70s.
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  3915.  @xmurshedz  I'm not sure I'd call what happened in Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Afghanistan "imperialism" in the old sense of the world. Those events were something far worse and much darker than old school imperialism. Imperialism basically hurts one group while bringing their resources home to your own people. Those events you speak of not only hurt the poor people who are occupied but it is also designed to rob the middle class tax payers of the host country to redistribute that money into the pockets of the elites. They're killing the people they occupy and robbing the people in who's name they claim to be occupying. It's quite genius in an evil sort of way if you think about it.
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  3916.  Plankton  Nations help all other nations during natural disasters. Not out of the goodness of their hearts but for the political reasons and optics of it.
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  3917.  @Diana-yn2ho  What our globalist leaders want is controlling foreign sources. Not being dependent on them. However in the end you become dependent on what you used to dominate. So yea, I'd prefer your solution.
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  3918. @kenster8270 There are rarely clear cut good guys and bad guys in any conflict. This is one of the few conflicts where it was quite simple that one party was clearly in the wrong. One side illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 850,000 civilians. The other side recently just enforced a plethora of UN resolutions by taking back their territory. And they did it with an extremely limited amount of collateral damage to civilians. Nor did they behave as barbarically and start slaughtering civilians as was done ot them by the Armenians in the 1990s. Pretty clear cut case of who is in the right and who is in the wrong. Morally and more importantly from a international law angle.
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  3919.  @questmarq7901  Oh I see your point of view. So a nation is going to keep nearly 3 million refugees which obviously are expensive to keep and socially disruptive so a few soldiers and doctors can harvest some organs for profit? Well played bro. Anything else you want to add? Also did you just call Kurdish lands "atheist lands." You don't know much about Kurdish culture do you? You're essentially coming off as a triggered emotional train wreck. I'm not sure why but I'm sure you have your reasons.
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  3920.  @muratcelenk9623  I don't think he is a liar, he truly believes what he's saying. He's simply too stupid to realize it makes absolutely no sense at all. It's not a crime to be an idiot, so you should forgive him lol
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  3921. It is fairly obvious the Turks basically dressed him down behind closed doors and then told him to leave.
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  3922.  @nichtdiejeniche3845  In this day and age if you aren't a radical feminist, the feminist movement won't consider you a feminist. The word feminism today is by definition a radical movement. Feminism by many rational people, the word is looked at much like the word cancer. It's not a pleasant thing. Can't speak for how things are in Germany though, I can't only speak for the United States.
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  3923.  @wadawda23  Funny I heard the same thing about Zionism Difference is what I heard is demonstrably true.
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  3924. Surely Canada's Orwellian government would have no protests banning anything pertaining to freedom. They had no issues acting like thugs against the Trucker protestors either.
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  3925.  @Straberry9567  That sentence is never going to go away. In fact 100 years from now that clip will still be played. It's an easy to understand snap shot in time as to what is happening. Imagine China came here, invaded and occupied your state. Then decided where you live everyone should leave and replaced with Chinese people. They come up with a court case saying you have to leave, cops show up in the middle of the night and throw you out in the streets with your Pajamas. Will you simply say "well it's a court decision, it must be the right thing to do." Please, enough with the absolutely insane talking points. If you believe these people should be kicked out of their homes and thrown in open air prisons, at least have the guts to simply say that instead of coming up with talking points that make absolutely zero sense.
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  3926.  @ioeuropaganymedkallisto7204  They certainly don't want a war because for them war is bad for business. They do however enjoy seeing tensions between Russia and Nato and I'd imagine. It makes drawing concessions from Russia easier for them.
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  3927. @anonmonyous. In modern economic times, there is no economic model which can withstand a population decrease and not collapse on itself. I agree with you so much that culture, the country and people are the most important. I also understand that replace a local population is a horrible thing. But again, no economic used in today's world can survive population decrease without total collapse. So what nations have to figure out is why their people aren't having kids and find ways to remedy the situation. Short of that, all options are the poison pill, including the option you gave.
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  3928.  @lahoreaskari2651  Aside from some sort of corridor near the Iranian border I don't think Azerbaijan or any of Armenia's neighbors have any interest in Armenian territory. The problem is going to arise from not losing land but being completely cut off from the world by neighbors whom you have outstanding issues with. I'm not sure how a nation in a situation like that can survive economically, politically, socially and militarily. I don't think Armenia is going to lose lands, it is simply going to slowly bleed to death via depopulation.
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  3929.  @vishalneelam7278  I fail to see how people stuffed into concentration camp are cowards for mounting a full blown military operation against their captures, going right through 2 of the oppressors battalions. You speak of them as if they're Indians begging the English to leave with sit ins and starving themselves in protest.
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  3930. Unfortunately it seems like they're just going to redirect that money to Israel. Yes, we need that money here.
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  3931. @panzerhel26 Are you referring to the 800,000 Azeri civilians the Armenians ethnically cleansed in the 1990s?
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  3932.  @moniquemonicat  I'd imagine most rank and file America first people would agree with you. But the leaders of the movement and those who sway people's opinions don't agree with you. They believe the job of America first is really to put a foreign nation first. It's simply the way it is.
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  3933. Very perceptive.
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  3934.  @almazchati4178  Anatolia in the early 1000s was literally one of the most settled and densely populated centers on the planet. What in the world are you talking about. They had well over 4 million people at this period which was HUGE in those days. The Turks walked into Anatolia with like 10k people. You claiming Anatolia didn't have much population at the time would be like me telling you the moon doesn't exist. You might want to research a tad bit about things before commenting on them.
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  3935. EU Logic. An elected leader does what the voters want= Not democratic An elected leader who does want the globalists want and ignores their voter=Democratic EU lol
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  3936. @Michael Dermenjian, You're absolutely right they are guilty of massive warcrimes from well over 100 years ago. I'm sure we'd both agree that war crimes are a terrible thing and it's a good thing to at least acknowledge such war crimes. So my guess is that you feel the same way about Armenian invading it's neighbor and ethnically cleansing 850,000 civilians in the 1990s. Unlike war crimes from 100s of years ago the war criminals guilty of these crimes are still alive and should be bought to justice. You seem like a person who is not a fan of crimes against humanity so you probably back this idea 100%. Right? I really don't think you'll be one of those hateful racist warcrime deniers.
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  3937.  @kostasdinos8982  I'd imagine the Greeks are using Hitler's strategy of appeasement no? The more the Turks as the negotiate the deeper the Greeks go in with their demands of how much territorial waters their islands have. I'm thinking the Turks have had enough.
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  3938.  @lowgeez1  Simply saying "learn international law" doesn't exactly do anything to take this debate farther.
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  3939.  @vanelruxys8358  It's fairly obvious at this point you're a bot. I've seen this comment like 20 times lol
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  3940.  @lindaflesch7303  I didn't know Trump wanted to team up with Canada and France.
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  3941.  @rahulsls  Do you really believe that insanity you just typed out? Do me a favor, you can defecate all over your streets as much as you want but please stay in your own country and don't migrate to any civilized parts of the world. Thank you
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  3942.  @Namburiadityasairam2605  Which is kind of odd if you think about it. Serbs and Bosnians are essentially the same ethnic group. The difference being one is orthodox and the other is Muslim. Hell you can even throw the Croats into this boat as well, as they too are the same ethnicity but are Catholic.
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  3943.  @cemo3292  The military isn't interested in "tragedies" The way any military sees it is very pragmatic. Pilots take forever to train and losing one hurts. Where as training drone operators are less expensive and train faster.
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  3944.  @BuyJiafeiyassifiedpr0ducts  Are you out protesting that Palestine isn't being protected right now?
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  3945. Their viewership worldwide is going up. BBC's is plummeting. Why would Jazeera be gutted exactly? Please explain.
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  3946. Israel also has Turkey beat on the amount of civilians it slaughtered. Actually I think they have every nation on the planet beat, they're like hall of fame status. First ballot.
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  3947. IDF claims Hamas is deep in a tunnel network. Also IDF claims Hamas is in every single building it blows up. Well which is it?
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  3948.  @SerendipityChild  Did you forget America's invasion of Afghanistan? Or Armenia's invasion of Azerbaijan in the 1990s? I can go on and on. Hardly something new since WW2
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  3949.  @yamikaiba464  It seems you didn't even understand the argument let alone trying to debate it. The argument is about the EU browbeating others who aren't sending weapons in the warzone. The argument had nothing to do with the EU sending the weapons to the aggressors or the victims. What part of this is confusing you? Reading is fundamental, so should comprehension of what you read. Try to understand the point being made before trying to debate it.
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  3950.  @yamikaiba464  Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean it doesn't make sense to any rational human being. Again the argument wasn't about the morality of helping or not helping. I'm still in complete and utter shot you're unable to grasp this.
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  3951.  @yamikaiba464  What I'm arguing about was fairly simple. Europe browbeating China about stopping the Ukraine war, when it literally has nothing to do with it. I honestly think my 2 year old can understand this concept without having an emotional meltdown about why Europe is doing X,Y and Z.
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  3952.  @lavendereucalyptus3225  The lack of reason and logic some people are displaying is quite frankly terrifying. These are grown adults acting like 12 year old girls.
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  3953. In many societies where people are afraid to speak truth, only a comedian can say what needs to be said while trying to make it look like a joke. If you don't brilliantly make it seem like a joke, they're burn you at the stake. We now live in a society where the greatest crime you can commit is to tell the truth.
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  3954.  @devilishworld4259  These insane things our foreign policy establishment does wont' change when the president changes. That itself is even more terrifying.
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  3955. So they profit off our creativity and you/your industry benefit from their cheap labor.
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  3956.  @Freddy2Rumble  Our children are so lazy and so entitled even if we bring it back here who is going to build the stuff?
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  3957.  @TheIfifi  It's possible to be well informed and prejudice based on said information lol
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  3958.  @FIRE-zt6vw  I'd imagine your adversaries feel the same exact way .
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  3959. Ben Shapiro "Facts don't care about your feelings. Ben Shapiro on Israel "My feelings don't care about your facts."
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  3960. If the business owner was firing people for not speaking up against Hamas, yes that would probably happen. Just like this guy was firing employees who refused to cheer on apartheid and concentration camps. Compare apples with apples. He has every right to his insane point of view, he just shouldn't be shocked if his community reacts to him pushing those views on others.
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  3961.  @germanboy7673 no it wasn’t, the two sides fought a hot war with everything they had. Nothing binkov claimed was even remotely close to what happened
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  3962.  @odin....  it wasn’t help, they purchased weapons and used them. Most nations purchase weapons.
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  3963. They value their interests. The difference is China doesn't pretend this isn't the case.
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  3964.  @Michael_Petrou  Few nations will be in chaos for as long as Cyprus has been. I do feel bad for anyone living there for the past 4000 years. It's so strategically located that nearly anyone with the ability to do so has invaded that island. First it was indigenous people living there, then they were invaded by the expanding Greeks and hellenized. Then they were invaded by the expanding Persians and Persianized. Then they were invaded by the Arabs and Arabized. Then they were invaded by the Ottomans. Then taken by the Brits. It simply never ends for those people and it probably never will.
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  3965.  @stewartadd5605  I'm not sure taking the entire island would have been fair on the majority ethnic group on the island. I'd imagine what should have happened is what happened. The majority group has a majority of the land and they're safe and happy. The minority group has a smaller share but are safe and happy. Few military interventions in the past 100 years have garnered such positive results. There hasn't been bloodshed on that island since.
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  3966.  @suburbanboi2404  Well since we're taking the talking points of the left to their logical conclusion. Yes they should go after Spain, not us lol
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  3967.  @chrisconnor4630  Nope, just a dude who has spent a lot of time in that part of the world.
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  3968.  @orbit1894  Is he really? Or is it just a bunch of cheap rhetoric which would completely crumble if put under a microscope?
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  3969. @PizzaChet this legit made me laugh hehehe
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  3970. @billypratt4201. I'd imagine people said the same thing to the few Germans in the 1930s who were protesting the mass slaughter of women and children. They too were labeled and punished. Probably what you want to do to the people who are against genocide now.
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  3971.  @cravingtuna1561  There is a point at which you need to look in the mirror and ask why you're still colonized. The younger generations of African leaders seem to have done that and have recently been taking action to reverse it.
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  3972.  @MegaDonlemon  I don't have ownership rights, I am not from Cyprus or any country which has any sort of claim on Cyprus. My response that the childish man earlier was spot on, I can't be blamed if you were emotionally triggered by the subject matter.
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  3973.  @MegaDonlemon  Oh so one needs to be from a specific place to be in a position to call your bullshit? You do realize you sound like a madman right? Maybe the same kind of madman of the 1960s and 70s Greek Cypriots who tried to ethnically cleanse a small minority group from a very specific island? hmmm Something in the waters over there which drives you mad?
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  3974.  @littlebrownbird8020  So now we're going to go down the "I know you are but what am I" tactic. Well done in proving my point :O)
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  3975. @SkepticShphere Yet this guy has nearly 1 million subscribers from all over the world and growing. It has one million subscribers because a cold hard Machiavellian view of geo politics is appealing to many people. It really isn't for wide-eyed overly emotional ideologues. I'm thinking you stumbled into the wrong channel my friend.
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  3976. Why would the Turks be dumb enough to jump onto a sinking ship? Sure they'll talk the talk about wanting to get in to get some foreign investment and favorable trade deals. But they won't actually step onto that sinking ship.
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  3977. @scovi achiro You should learn how to read. No where in my post did I claim all Nigerians are Catholics. But correct me if I'm wrong but there are a lot of Nigerian Catholics no? I find it interesting that a person who tries to belittle someone else about "getting educated" doesn't even have the ability to comprehend what they're reading. Low IQ perhaps, who knows.
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  3978.  @funTimesInTheSun  yup and now they’re murdering these people
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  3979. @avae5343. That video went viral and Piers made A LOT of money. He doesn't care if his pro apartheid talking points get humiliated, he is making money.
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  3980.  @haykk5375  When you're enforcing a plethora of UN resolutions and pushing an illegal occupational force off your internationally recognized territory. That is hardly what any rational person would call "aggression." Unless of course you're the illegal militia occupying the place.
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  3981.  @haykk5375  If my arguments were weak you wouldn't have this much trouble refuting them. Also I've noticed something about all genocide and ethnic cleansing deniers. They all seem to follow the same exact guide book. 1. It never happened. 2. It's exaggerated 3. they did worse. What is the name of that guide book you guys all read btw?
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  3982.  @asharista3152  I'm not the one advocating invading other nations and ethnically cleansing their people. I'd imagine it is that crowd which needs to put that pipe down. A powerful pipe it must be as well.
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  3983.  @Simitenbiri  The total number is actually 800,000.
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  3984.  @majdavojnikovic  Either that or the French language is just outright annoying. People bandying it around as if it is a common language.
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  3985.  @benyamin35  I never claimed it was a Turkish city. Do you actually read or understand the comments you're responding to? Read my comment again and try to respond to it. Were your parents or grandparents cousins before they got married? A lot of time the genetic damage to the offspring from such relationships causes severe genetic damage to the offspring which makes them highly likely to be irrational with random outbursts which make no sense.
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  3986.  @benyamin35  Also it might make sense to calm down, take a deep breath, stop having an emotional meltdown and try to be more rational. Breathe bro, breathe
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  3987.  @dargonfei  I fail to see how that has anything to do with anything I said.
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  3988. Odd that the CIA's involvement in this was completely left out.
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  3989.  @xnikolasbs2230  Really Greece isn't pushing anything? You sure about that?
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  3990.  @xnikolasbs2230  Fighting is one thing, constantly poking them in the eye is another. I'd imagine Greece is under the full belief it can continue to push Turkey into a corner because it feels it has full protection being an EU member. Again, I'd imagine this isn't a wise policy for the reasons you mentioned above. Greece arming islands which it signed a treaty it would never arm is poking your neighbor in the eye. Especially when some of those islands are a stones throw from their shores. Using said islands to block a large nation out of a body of water which it has a huge coast is another case of poking your neighbor in the eye. It is these two main issues which are causing all the tension in the region. Like I said earlier, I have a feeling in the long term it's going to end up very similar to what happened in Cyprus. Turkey is going to react, western powers will condemn but do nothing, Greece gets pummeled. This looks like the most likely road Greece is walking on.
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  3991. @Gaz Jonze, You'd be surprised. I forked out 300k on a property to get it.
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  3992. @TSammy I'm pretty sure Biden isn't facilitating these peace talks.
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  3993. You're right, I'll believe it when I see it as well, But on the bright side. He can't possibly be as bad on this issue as Genocide Joe.
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  3994. If media were to be held responsible for lying, they'd all be in jail for making the entire country believe Iraq had nukes. Millions dead, billions spent and we just move on. How will this be any different?
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  3995.  @danielefabbro822  This is so true, how many times has this guy tried to throw his weight around internationally only to get slapped back to reality. At what point will they realize it's hurting them more than helping. Macron went to Moscow to talk to Putin before the Ukraine war. Putin basically laughed at him and told him to send someone who can actually do something without permission (Biden.) Macron in a projection of power play sent his navy to force Turkey out of an area in the east med sea. Erdogan laughed at him and sent his navy straight toward the French fleet. What did the French do? They turned around and ran away. The Australia sub deal is another example not to mention France slowing being kicked out of Africa. It's been a rough ride for the French under Macron.
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  3996.  @Yooperskepticz  Relax Genocide Joe.
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  3997.  @SD-SD-SD  Funny I always notice such a mindset from the EU. Nothing is ever their fault either.
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  3998.  @wildrose1920  So according to your math 95+8=100? Honestly do you not even pay attention to some of the nonsense you're posting here? lol
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  3999. @Joe Curran Qatar doesn't have to be a democracy to funnel billions of dollars into democratic movements because it suits their interests to do so. You are correct that this video used some pretty broad brushes which gave off the wrong impression. But again in issues this complex it would be impossible to be precise in such a short video.
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  4000. @June Oztrust, You do know why Nato was created in the first place right? To fight who?
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  4001.  @jefferyreis3551  Compared to the Zionists? Yea looks like it.
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  4002. @Md Mahbulbul Alam. Sadly enough that is pretty much what it boils down to.
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  4003. It is crazy to see tanks rolling in without infantry support. This is not something you ever see in any battle. I guess when you build an entire military force which is trained to kill civilians throwing rocks. This is what happens when they're actually confronted with decent tactics. They don't know what to do.
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  4004.  @ChienaAvtzon  I'd imagine it's a lot more complex than that. If Putin is going to take an action to take people's attention off the terrible economy, I highly doubt that action would be something which would cause the economy to get even worse. Lets be a little realistic here. It's a lot more complex than that. These off the shelf easy to understand talking points are getting tiresome, especially when they're so shallow they simply burn up and vanish when put under the microscope of logic and reason.
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  4005.  @feliztudor9463  People making all these claims about how they're going to collapse as a nation state because of high inflation have zero clue about the economic basket case history of this country. They were in a position 1000x worse than now in the late 1990s. They suffered, got through it, eventually fixed it and moved on. Hell they'll probably have another few economic meltdowns in the next 50 years the way that country is.
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  4006.  @SuryanshParida  Yes apparently that genocide is so bad that their foreign minister in charge of it is Kurdish himself. Where do you come up with this insanity? lol
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  4007. @Armanio9809. They tried to negotiate with Armenia for 30 years on this issue. It feel on deaf ears. Armenia pushed this to a point of conflict and that is where it is now. I'd imagine until Armenia apologies for the illegal invasion in the 1990s and pays reparations to the surviving family members of the 800,000 civilians it ethnically cleansed. This isn't going to stop.
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  4008.  @MrTimeless101  So you're 'saying it will be like our government here in America? You're probably right.
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  4009. Agreed, I live in America too. A high standard of living off the backs of poor people all over the world isn't worth it
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  4010. @Devast4977 That is a pretty childish and emotional response. That isn't how first class nations behave. They will rarely back the obvious losing side for emotional purposes. India has a long way to go I guess. Again first rate nations with a rational foreign policy will never put themselves in a position to fully support the losing side. It turns into a foreign policy loss every time.
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  4011.  @xfactor6099  Difference being these nations don't go half way across the globe to start conflicts. So it goes beyond hypocrisy.
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  4012. @Rock57, things don't magically happen because you're responsive and caring. Europe's energy problem is not something which can be fixed so easily. Without cheap Russian energy and cheap Russian raw materials the EU is in serious trouble.
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  4013. @Gregory Casey, the issue is no one believes figures the Iranian government gives, Turkey is pretty transparent allowing in NGOs to monitor the numbers and situation of said migrants. So Iran is claiming they have 4 million refugees. So we're supposed to simply believe that number? That is why no one counts them on the list of nations with the most refugees.
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  4014.  @cianmcguire5647  There weren't 800k Azeris in Nagorno Karabakh but you seem to forget the Armenia also invaded 7 surrounding regions of that area which accounted for about 20 percent of Azerbaijan's total land mass. Areas with huge Azeri populations. Amounting to slightly over 800,000 Azeri civilians. Who were all brutally ethnically cleansed. You seem to have no problem with this yet have a problem when in a huge war about 2 dozen civilians get killed. 800,000 people...eeee no problem. 2 dozen civilians dying ETHNIC CLEANSING. Do you have any idea how callus and idiotic that sounds?
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  4015.  @cianmcguire5647  Can you really compare the two? First the sheer difference in numbers is absolutely staggering. Second unlike the Armenians did in the 1990s the Azeris aren't wholesale slaughtering entire villages of civilians right now. From an onlooking third party I find your position on this surreal. You're comparing a massive mass slaughter and ethnic cleansing campaign to a situation today where a huge war happens and about 20 civilians die. You're also comparing an illegal occupation of 50sqkm to an illegal occupation by Armenia of literally 20% of a large nation for 30 years. Is what is happening now awful it is, but I find it odd you fail to see the simple reality in who caused this situation. This is a horrible situation for sure but ignoring the madness of what the Armenians have done to lead to this situation is in itself madness. Personally when the 2020 war started I was afraid the Azeris were going to do to the Armenians exactly what Armenia did to them when they invaded the area, essentially start slaughtering civilians like cattle. In fact I would have bet money on this happening. Thankfully they showed restraint and avoided civilian casualties during the war. Bad judgement, illegal invasions, massive ethnic cleansing and a refusal for negotiate when they had the upper hand took this conflict to this point. But again thankfully like in most cases like this you aren't seeing revenge killings.
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  4016.  @DimiosTheGreatGR  I don't remember watching another video of Greek Cypriots going full Hitler mode in slaughtering a small minority group on an island. I guess killing unarmed civilians was a lot more fun than facing an army. When the Turks showed up they barely fought back lol
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  4017.  @DimiosTheGreatGR  I'm honestly not about to try to learn history from someone who is completely and utterly bias and then also ignores the fact that a majority group on a small island tried to exterminate a small ethnic minority on said island. Someone this callus and emotionally involved in a topic cannot be taken seriously. I appreciate your efforts though but you really do need to be less emotional and more rational about these things.
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  4018.  @DimiosTheGreatGR  The hallmark of all ethnic cleansing deniers. "We were simply defending ourselves." This isn't one of those instances where that argument is even possible. Greek Cypriot leaders made speeches claiming along the lines of "we won't rest until there is no (insert ethnic group here) left on this island." That isn't something you can simply sweep under the rug with vague accusations about how they "deserved it." In the modern era you simply cannot go on a campaign of mass slaughter against a small minority and not expect repercussions. Especially when that small minority group has a big brother not too far away. Forget the moral insanity of doing such a thing, when boiled down into pure geo politics how dumb were the Greeks to assume a reaction wouldn't come to this mass slaughter? Stupid things get stupid prizes and they lost almost half their island.
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  4019. We from the outside can think as we please but I'd imagine the people who actually live there are the ones who know. They aren't calling him the vulture of Lebanon btw.
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  4020.  @sampohonkala4195  Everyone knew this was coming. Turkey said a very long time ago they had no issues with Finland joining. The problem was Finland was refusing to decouple their Nato bid from Sweden's, claiming both of us or nothing. That was never going to work. 1. Turkey's issues with Sweden are far too problematic. 2. Finland can't risk it's future security because of Sweden's mistakes.
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  4021.  @seppo8383  Yea Turkey has no problems with Sweden or it's Nato bid. It threated to veto Finland because it was applying to Nato in a joint bid with Sweden. If Finland applies without Sweden they won't get vetoed because as you said Finland and Turkey have no issues.
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  4022.  @drsiigabb9935  This is true.
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  4023. @Giorg189 seeing the footage and reading about how much damage this TB2 is doing to the Russian convoys, it makes me think how this would have gone down if Ukraine had purchased like 50 of these things instead of just 12.
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  4024. @Yanami 873 I don't think the BBC has ever seen a war it didn't like.
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  4025. @tommynoble273. You sound like one of those people trying to convince people men can get pregnant. Zero counter arguments, they just scream insults like moron. Do you actually have an argument? If so we'd all like to hear it bro.
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  4026. @Edward Blair, those are all very valid reasons but I really believe Russia thought the Ukrainian resistance would crumble a lot quicker than it did. They figured it would be no different than when they took Crimea barely firing a shot. Now it's going to take them forever to properly mobilize and make a real push.
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  4027.  @xemnassuperior6553  They have nothing to lose? I'd imagine a nation being invaded has everything to lose no?
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  4028.  @kaykay865  To be fair 10 Chechen men as a fighting force are equivalent to about 100 Ukrainians and 100 Russians combined.
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  4029. As horrible as these three nations are they aren't being used as physical logistic hubs to slaughter civilians. I wouldn't put that past them but right now that isn't what they're doing. Cyprus on the other hand has put itself into a really nasty mess.
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  4030.  @Graahk-r8u  If he had the ability to do so, he wouldn't be stuck in a dangerous runoff. Logic and reason. Try it sometime.
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  4031.  @aycc-nbh7289  The media critiques them like 24 hours a day. So no.
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  4032. @bewt09 The world knows, the world isn't stupid.
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  4033.  @lscreagle7022  Again, I can see how this would give you hope, Tucker is a big deal. But trust me, it means nothing. Your salvation won't come from us. It is almost like a slave hoping the slave owner will see the light and stop whipping them. It isn't going to happen. You guys will have your day in the sun and I hope it comes soon. I'm just saying it won't be with our help from here in America.
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  4034.  @BirTakimFikirler  So then you also understand that as a citizen of Turkiye you aren't Turkic by stock and most likely your ancestors didn't come from Central Asia? That you're essentially a descendant of indigenous Anatolian tribes who were conquered by more powerful Turkic horsemen from central Asia. Then assimilated into their language and culture?
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  4035.  @fanthony  No the middle east is not exceptional but it is also one of those places which is still under occupation. Just like a select few other places. The Balkans have fully decolonized for well over 100 years now. India almost as long. Neither of these nations can possibly claim colonialism is doing anything to them today. I think the issue here is that your feelings don't seem to care about facts. You're reaching out at issues with your emotions rather than the rational part of your brain. Trying to cherry pick things to fit a narrative that for one reason or another sooth your emotions. I've noticed this a lot in younger generations of men. Perhaps it has something to do society feminizing men. It's sad to witness.
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  4036. @Brett Noad Finland is up in the air but Sweden is getting a veto for sure. On account of their alleged support for a terrorist organization for decades. I wonder if the Swedes really thought this through when they were doing it and what it might cost them in the future.
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  4037. @Teh Dragoon, I'm not so sure. Cultural marxism and extremely leftist ideology has taken it's toll on western Europe. Your young men are too busy trying to figure out which of the 800 different genders they belong to, not sure they're up to fighting a war. Then you have eastern European nations which cultural marxism hasn't destroyed but these nations lack proper military infrastructure and technology. Unless America steps in and handles this for Europe, it simply isn't going to happen.
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  4038.  @Bads010  The odd part is that if Russia is successful and keeps pushing west, Germany will be begging to buy these things lol I'd imagine that is when the Turks will say "nope, you're under embargo for some flimsy reason we just made up out of thin air."
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  4039. Agreed
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  4040. Am I the only one who thinks looters should be mowed down with machine gun fire? If that happened just once, looting would come to a grinding halt.
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  4041. The Assyrian, Bulgarian and Pontic Greek I understand and agree with you. But the Cypriot Greek one the genocide was actually the other way around.
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  4042. ​ @Plainsimple67  How many nations can you name on this planet that don't purchase weapons? The Azeris actually had to buy those weapons, they weren't gifted them for free like Russian weapons in Armenia.
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  4043.  @tavern77  I'm not sure how that changes in relation how to England handled having a small island off the coast of their neighbor compared to how Greece is handling it. Less emotions and more logic bro.
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  4044. @JJ, Perhaps because Turkey is the only country that was willing to send high end military tech to Ukraine after the war started? I don't think Ukraine is too bothered by Turkey buying air defense systems from Russia.
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  4045.  @imperator791  Most people don't seem to understand the geography part of this equation. Hell even the Armenian government seems to overlook this with the hopes that the EU will step in and help them. Russia is the only game in town for them.
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  4046. @M! the way things are going European nations will probably have Sharia law before Turkey.
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  4047. @Kevin Yonan, You notice these days how everyone is talking about how a Turkish expansion long term is inevitable. Yes they do have an insane amount of advantages few nations in their region have. Like you I'm not so sure about it due after looking at their demographics. The high IQ segments of their society aren't even breeding at replacement rates. If they don't get that under control forget expanding in 100 years they might end up looking like Iraq.
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  4048. @Scuff Tuff, Geographically speaking Sweden isn't even 5% as value to Nato as Finland and Turkey. Militarily speaking, well it isn't even close.
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  4049.  @ryancollins4557  Your lack of comprehend pertaining to what I said is disturbing.
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  4050.  @WhiteDragon689  I would hope not, a nation which will use nukes will do so if they're desperate. The fact people are cheering on their desperation shows how detached our civilization has become from reality.
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  4051.  @WhiteDragon689  That's the entire point of nukes no? To make sure no one wins? Usually the losing side will be the one with nothing to lose who starts it. The fact this doesn't scare people again shows just how delusional our civilization has become. Completely detached from reality and the dangerous of the world. I guess it makes sense though, if we can believe men can get pregnant what can't we believe right? So we'll just merrily help a third country attack the home turf of a nation armed with nukes to the teeth and is threatening to use them. Nice...
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  4052. I don't think the Ukrainians are in a position to laugh about anything right now. Let alone an S-400.
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  4053. Yes Turkey is the second leading military power in NATO. But what makes you think military power swayed the war in Syria? It was mostly money, logistics and weapons transfers. No one sent in their army to take down Assad. Turkey was able to do what it did because of it's geography. Not it's powerful army.
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  4054. The shocking part was that it even went to a runoff. I guess that inflation eroded some of this dude's popular support. But didn't erode it enough for him to lose.
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  4055. Israel are you kidding me? You talking about that so-called army that can't even defeat guys stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons? That Israel?
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  4056. @DavidAMF, I'm not sure about Finland but everyone knows Sweden won't adhere to the terms they agree to.
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  4057. Without this being a commentary of how I feel about the war. I am impressed by this woman's bravery just as I am impressed by this soldiers professionalism. If only all soldiers in all warzones acted this way with civilians. Considering how the Russians have been behaving in Syria I was afraid this woman was going to get her head blown off just for looking at this soldier funny. Kudos to the soldier.
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  4058. You do realize you're literally talking about one of the most immoral and evil regimes in the world right?
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  4059.  @alexander66sir  Sometimes when rhetoric questions are so ridiculous, something needs to be said.
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  4060.  @alexander66sir  I'd imagine a guy asking ridiculous rhetorical questions would need to think that.
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  4061.  @chrispontrelli4513  You mean there was an Artsakh. For all intents and purposes it no longer exists. Not saying that's a good thing or a bad thing. What I am saying is that is a reality thing.
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  4062.  @MultiNacho8  Yes wars are that impossible to predict. However imagine being completely and utterly wrong. Still like I said his videos are extremely entertaining and fun to watch and I'll still be watching them. Just good to know they're detached from any sort of reality.
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  4063. Israeli PM visited Turkey to get a deal done for a gas pipeline. Israel doesn't have the kind of clout or influence to affect the war in Ukraine.
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  4064.  @debbielagdaan6923  Now I'm convinced you're some paid IDF troll. Weren't the person who tried to debate that Israel wasn't an apartheid regime and when you started losing the debate tried to change the topic? Yup up, that was you. Seriously though, how much does being an apartheid regime bot pay these days? They pay you by the comment?
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  4065.  @kevinyaucheekin1319  Cyprus until recently was more than willing to get involved as they were in talks with Israel about hosting Israeli military logistics hubs on Cypriot territory, no not the British sovereign military base part. The area directly controlled by the Greeks. Not to mention while negotiating this with Israel Cyprus was also holding joint military exercises with the IDF. That is why they were threatened by Hezbollah, it had nothing to do with activity in the British bases (where the Cypriots have zero say) I guess it took direct physical threats to get the Cypriots to come to their senses on this issue.
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  4066.  @youareliedtobythemedia  A large nation like the UK was able to leave the EU. Smaller nations, for them it would be like trying to leave the mafia. You're right they shouldn't be in the EU but the mafia won't let them leave.
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  4067. I don't think they mean massive in terms of geographical size.
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  4068. Using Tiny islands to block an entire nation out of a body of water on which it has the largest coastline is not "maximalistic" I'm afraid to know what your defintion of maximalistic is.
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  4069. @onepom63. Most rational people probably agree with that. Most of what he said is demonstrably true.
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  4070. @Emrys, America is slowly starting to pull back into it's own shell. The United States is energy independent and it's overall economy is the most independent of any state in the world. It's only natural that over time policy makers will realize this and understand getting into foreign conflicts simply isn't worth the cost/benefit. So no, it isn't unlikely to see Europe descend into war in the next 100 years and the United States just watching. It's actually very likely to happen.
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  4071.  @jillybe1873  Short term yes France is in better shape other large Euro members like Germany. Long term however I'm not sure. France is very dependent on their modern economic colonies in Africa. That trend is not in their favor as these nations are waking up and will slowly start kicking France out of their nations along with France's exploitation of their natural resources. This won't end well for France.
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  4072. You want help from the government? Name yourself Israel.
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  4073. Yup that map he showed of the Sevres treaty was so off it's not even funny.
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  4074.  @UkraineNeeds  It isn't a whataboutism when those events are at the core of this entire conflict. This entire thing kicked off because Armenia invaded Azerbaijan and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Thankfully the Azeris aren't behaving like the Armenians when they have the upper hand now.
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  4075. The boomers are one of the few generations in modern history which left their society in worse shape for their children and grandchildren than they found it.
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  4076. You do realize the guy was popularly elected right?
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  4077.  @jayceejay900  Tucker's content surely fits the mold of quality. TO a point no one cares about it's lack of shiny lights that might distract kids at a circus.
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  4078.  @TheFrenchscot  You guys need to wake up and get rid of these globalist leaders who do not have the interest of their voters in mind. Admittedly we have the same problem here in the United States so we too have to step up to the plate to stop all this insanity.
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  4079.  @jasser6470  You're absolutely right, I fail to see a situation in which rural people in Kurdish villages have less children than the urbanized Turks. But it isn't out of the realm of possibility that their birthrate numbers are also dropping to a point where they only hold a slight advantage in birthrate. I do see both parties increasing their birthrates if the ruling elite can somehow increase the purchasing power of the average worker. (tall task I know) I don't think we're going to see the irreversible demographic collapse there we've seen in Europe. Mainly due to religious factors.
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  4080. @stephentony7516. India isn't supporting Israel in their apartheid, concentration camps and genocide either.
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  4081. @jmsblk1. Israel has literally broken nearly every single rule of war in this conflict, what in the world are you talking about. The world hasn't seen a mechanized army go out of their way to target civilians on this level since WW2. This isn't a war, this is a slaughter of women and children. I guess it is what the IDF was always trained to do since they aren't so good at fighting men who shoot back.
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  4082. @Christophe Sullivan, That is a short sighted view. Eventually this war will end but Poland and Hungary standing up to the EU's bullying on issues like migration and woke culture won't go away anytime soon.
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  4083. So essentially you're saying Israel is the largest terrorist organization on the planet?
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  4084.  @gerot201  If I were in their shoes I'd literally make a deal with anyone to get rid of the French.
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  4085.  @agnelomascarenhas8990  He isn't talking just about Golan heights. Also reffering to the Shebba farms area which is internationally recognized territory of Lebanon that Israel is illegally occupying. (What else is new right?)
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  4086.  @maltija1  are you referring to how pointless it is to present facts to people who’ve had their brain melted on this issue by the mainstream media? I get it, you’re emotionally triggered when confronted with reality, reason and logic. You’re going to have to get used to it. Facts don’t care about your feelings
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  4087.  @da3v1ls93  the more Karens I see at the store. The more what you just showed us makes sense lol Thanks for that I think I’ll look deeper into this
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  4088. @high end Miami probably can't compete with Antalya as far as beauty and it's ability to attract tourists. Not to mention Miami isn't as clean or safe as Antalya. Hawaii, yea I can see the comparison.
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  4089. @Xaiver Laflamme, so if Azerbaijan had all these advantages, why was Armenia insane enough to continue to occupy their internationally recognized territory? That would be like me walking up to Mike Tyson in his prime. Spitting in his face and slapping him. Then complain after he beats the ever loving sh!t out of me lol
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  4090.  @Innercitychicken  The context allowed them to do it. What I explained to you made them want to do it. If you want to do something bad enough, eventually the context to do so will arrive. Ignoring why someone wants to do something when trying to understand and event is insanity.
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  4091.  @Innercitychicken  I'm fairly sure it wasn't western leaders who made Armenia illegally invade their neighbor. Nor was it them that made Armenia illegally occupy that territory for 30 years. This was in play LONGGG before Pashinyan was in charge.
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  4092. @Zaxaroplastis, I'm not saying you're wrong but 40-60 percent of energy being wasted due to poor infrastructure in a country buying billions of dollars in French fighter jets is simply hard to believe. Again I'm not saying you're wrong, just saying how insane it sounds. 40-60 percent is A LOT.
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  4093. Yea because having your entire industrial capacity ruined will surely make you stronger.
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  4094.  @georgedevries3992  One could argue that Turkey letting Sweden into Nato would be appeasement for the country funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. So if you think Sweden shouldn't be forced to stop, you're an appeasement guy too?
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  4095. He wasn't questioning financial aid. He is questioning why an aircraft carrier battle group is doing in the eastern med sea. The guy has a point.
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  4096.  @billyungen  No I don't but I do take the words of people who lived under it seriously. Mandela and many other people who lived under that rule called Israel an apartheid state. The current president of South Africa who lived under apartheid in his younger years also said watching what Israel does reminds them of their past under apartheid. I'd imagine leaders of a nation who went through apartheid actually know what apartheid is. They know it better than both of us who never lived under it. But we can also ask a Palestinian what it feels like, I'm sure they can enlighten us. Find another way to spread your false narrative please, your current methods aren't working too well.
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  4097.  @masterciefl2k  If you read through the thread you might be able to comprehend what was being responded to and what the point was and what answers were given to questions. You could try reason and logic, trust me it might be good for you. It's better than raw irrational emotions you're running off. Just don't tell your green haired gender studies professor I told you that.
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  4098.  @lettucesalad3560  How much of that growth in the United States was purely based on printing money and how sustainable is it? In real terms we're shrinking here in America. Also why not put up consistent growth rates in the past 20 years to see where this is headed? You think Indian leadership is stupid? Also I went to school in a place where people weren't defecating in the streets. Also when to school where they teach you simple concepts like long term trends being a higher predictor of the future than one offs.
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  4099. @milos4987. Even if Nato vanished tomorrow I'm not sure Serbia would be able to make a movie on Kosovo the same way Azerbaijan moved on Nagorno Karabakh. As far as Serbians not living in reality, it's hard to blame them. The amount of double standards they're hit with is a tough pill to swallow. Not saying Serbians are angels and haven't done people wrong in the last few decades. But I'm not sure even that warrants the type of pressure they're put under by the collective west. I think it would be good for many of those Balkan nations to come to some sort of understanding and find a way to keep foreign powers from setting up shop in their nations. Russia controlling Serbia's foreign policy and Nato controlling Kosovo and Albania's is not good for the Serbians or the Albanians. They need to bury the past and find a way to accommodate each other. Right now if Nato vanished and Serbia full blown invaded Kosovo, I think the Turks would step in and wreck the Serbs. Which again would suck for Serbs and other people in that region.
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  4100.  @julius43461  If Nato wasn't a factor and Serbia did a full blown invasion of Kosovo. Turkey would go in full force for a plethora of reasons. I can't see a situation in which they wouldn't other than a powerful Russia threatening to intervene as well. Short of that, nothing would stop them. I also see your point about most the people in Kosovo wanting independence. But there are other factors at play such as the large Serbian community in northern Kosovo. They are under A LOT of pressure themselves. I know the media loves to paint Serbia as 100% the bad guy here but I don't agree. There are plenty of shades of grey. Personally I like Serbia and it's people and hope all this can be solved peacefully for all parties involved.
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  4101. @Kevin as a neutral party I must say you're pretty ignorant about how Greeks feel about you lol
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  4102.  @jeffreyadams648  They don't, because they aren't.
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  4103.  @Itachi_Uchiha07614  I am not deciding anything. I'm going of what the vast majority of them are saying and backing up with their actions. Now you tell me, who are you exactly to tell these people "no no, this isn't what you want, do XYZ." You're right, commenting is very simple. Especially for you who seem to have no interest in what these people want.
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  4104.  @patrickmeyer2598  You really need to study more. You literally believe a bunch of Atheistic European's who's ancestors happened to have converted to a different religion who then set up an illegal apartheid state are going to full fill bible prophecy? Learn who the Israelites actually were and who their ancestors today are and what prophecy actually says.
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  4105. @MamataBanerjeeFromJapan. Are you literally drawing moral equivalence between the actions of the rapist and rape victim? "rapist is wrong because of the rape, the person who got raped is wrong because they violently scratched the rapists face." I get your overriding point about randomly standing with XY and Z when it makes no sense but this isn't one of those situations. You're literally dealing with the only apartheid state on the planet. Also the only regime on the planet which has a concentration camp. Standing against concentration camps isn't ridiculous.
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  4106.  @Quickshot0  Well if the EU didn't break it's own rules by letting Cyprus in, the EU wouldn't have been party to a territorial dispute. What happened happened and now the hot potato is in the EU's lap.
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  4107. Not sure what freedom for Palestine (which I agree with btw) has to do with this video.
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  4108. @gailcarey3597. I don't remember seeing Biden and Netanyahu in this video. What are you talking about?
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  4109. They don’t have enough trained combat ready troops. Even if they did they don’t have enough working military equipment Even if they did they don’t have enough ammunition In an open fight Cuba would beat Germany for gods sake
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  4110.  @KawakebAstra  Banksters do have a tendency to destroy nations. But Greece's problems go far beyond Banksters. Even if all the banksters left Greece still has geographical and structural problems that will make life difficult.
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  4111.  @QUINTUSMAXIMUS you’re right it isn’t just the oil and gas. But oil and gas has been important since the early 1900s. Oil and gas was important before Israel was a thing
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  4112. That's insane.
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  4113. The EU is basically the Soviet Union 2.0 and some of the member states are finally starting to voice their frustration with this level of anti-democratic authoritarianism from Brussels.
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  4114.  @robman2095  That global firepower rarely takes a fighting force's effectiveness into account. France has for all intents and purposes a paper tiger military. By the admission of their own retired generals.
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  4115. @hardworkingmiddleasterner How is that racist?
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  4116.  @dimitrislm5935  Cool story bro.
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  4117. He's an establishment guy, no one is going to mess with him over anything. At least not until they're through with him.
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  4118.  @robinwells8879  The way American bills have been named has been like this for quite some time. Many of those who pay attention have understood for year that what ever they name a policy, it will do the exact opposite of it's name. I would have hoped that Europe too hasn't gone batsh!t crazy but I've come to find out they're even deeper in the rabbit hole than we are. Globalist check mate. We're all fuked lol
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  4119.  @ralfantino2291  Yea about 6 or 8 genocides would have been avoided in this timeline. Not just one.
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  4120. @besabbbbb He was protecting her from reality. Freudian slip I guess.
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  4121.  @surojeetchatterjee  No one in that region cares what India thinks. That would be like me claiming China won’t invade Taiwan because Taiwan has a pack with Puerto Rico. It is laughable
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  4122. Arab ambassadors: We're going to talk a lot about this but we aren't actually interested in doing anything about it.
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  4123.  @cedriceric9730  Cheap compared to literally all military equipment it can be countered with or what it can destroy. Not just cheap, incredibly cheap. And you're right the air to air missiles shot at it cost more than the entire drone 😂😂
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  4124.  @forfun5238  I think we can talk about that once Russia has demonstrated it's ability to actually use it.
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  4125.  @forfun5238  Also if what you're saying were true and it has that capability in spades, Russia wouldn't be freaking out that Ukraine is buying TB2s. They'd be happy about it as Ukraine would be wasting money on drones Russia can as you put "take care of"
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  4126.  @forfun5238  Claiming you've built something that can do X and it actually doing X are two different things. Turkey also has a drone that it claims can shoot down air to air targets. Again I'll believe it when I see it. Although if I had to bet money on who's will probably work, considering Turkeys track record on UAVs compared to Russia's I'd put my money on Turkey's air to air drones working and not Russias.
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  4127.  @forfun5238  Really? You're privy to information the rest of the world missed on? So you're saying the Russian Drone shot down another aircraft on a real battlefield?
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  4128. I'm fairly sure there are no middle eastern nations which would have the second largest and deadliest military force in Nato.
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  4129. @nickle_eye "Genocidal dictator" Seriously? Lets have a compare and contrast of the situation Armenia invades this territory in the 1990s: 800,000 civilians savagely ethnically cleansed Azerbaijan recently retakes this territory: A few dozen civilians die. Pretty huge difference in behavior no? ANd you're calling them genocidal? lol lol lol You should be on a show called "when cognitive dissonance goes wrong."
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  4130.  @bogjesrbin484  So your entire argument is this. Because the Turks committed atrocities against the Armenians over 100 years ago, we should completely ignore Armenian atrocities against the Azeris just a few decades ago? Is that your argument? If so, good luck with that. That is like my one neighbor punching my great grandfather in the face and then me 2 weeks ago blasting another in the face. Then when I'm arrested I tell them what I did was just fine because someone else punched my grandfather in the face 110 years ago. Again, do you not see the insanity in your argument here?
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  4131. These lunatics are doing what ever they can to expand this war.
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  4132. @Roger Diogo, that is also one of the things which help cause inflation. He isn't wrong.
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  4133.  @rogerdiogo6893  There is always a fine balance between salaries and taxes. However this doesn't mean that increasing salaries doesn't increase inflation. That is a fact, a fact which you seemed to laugh at earlier. The fact lowering them leads to disaster doesn't change it.
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  4134. As soon as I saw that Netflix had a movie called "he's expecting." I immediately sold all my shares.
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  4135. @John Patsias, or maybe he is the head of a military alliance which doesn't want to lose it's second most capable member? Maybe? lol Also if the guy leading Nato were as easily bribed as you claim, trust me there would be a lot wealthier nations lined up to buy his services. What you're claiming is pure and utter fantasy.
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  4136. Did you really expect the European Union and United States to back the side which invaded and is illegally occupying their neighbor's internationally recognized territory? Not to mention the massive ethnic cleansing campaign they undertook there? Is that your definition of "responding well?" As far as an Islamic alliance in the region, that's an odd claim. Especially when you consider the fact that out of the neighbors of the region Christian Georgia sided with Azerbaijan and the Islamic Republic of Iran sided with Armenia. It's so odd to see people spreading massive misinformation with no regard for reality or the facts.
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  4137.  @wendylafolle  Neither solution is really possible. One state solution won't work because Israel simply refuses to give full rights to Palestinians living in their territories. They believe in one group's supremacy over the other and craft laws to reflect this. Two state solution won't work because again Israel refuses to negotiate any piece of land the Palestinians will need to build a state. This isn't refutable either as the Israeli government is quite open about this with their own comments and statements. The situation they've set up only has two possibilities. Either Israel is going to drive all the Arabs into the desert. Or the Arabs are going to drive all the Israelis into the sea.
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  4138.  @wendylafolle  "Some discrimination" One of the most epic understatements I've seen in a long time.
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  4139.  @Itz_Sergio  So you're telling me events from over 100 years ago with someone else grants a nation the green light to invade their neighbor's lands and ethnically cleanse half a million people? I see you don't care about the slaughter of massive amounts of civilians but others do seem to care, they care enough that they took military action to end the illegal occupation.
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  4140.  @Sadiregu1619  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipUg9dsYcbk A US general talking about how he told them to rebrand. Essentially have to access to USAID money.
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  4141.  @Joe-rb8ju  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipUg9dsYcbk It is not only a rebrand, the guy who ordered them to do it explaining why.
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  4142.  @brucetucker4847  Funny thing his he is most likely to be a Mongol himself than anyone else on this entire thread. But I can understand how Russians like him use the word Mongol as a put down. It's essentially a defense mechanism for them considering the Mongols enslaved and dominated them for so long.
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  4143. @Aro Ada, You might want to relay that message to the leaders of Greece who seem to be hell bent on provoking their neighbor. Me personally I don't care either way as long as my insane government who looks for any excuse to join any war anywhere around the globe. That is the part that worries me.
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  4144.  @Noqtis  He was being sarcastic.
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  4145.  @greyswanlet  I don't know the exact date but I think the Balfour declaration was well before 37. Wasn't it made near or shortly after the end of WW1?
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  4146.  @giovannibrandigi8056  Meh not really. Yes people had the idea in their head but it wasn't a movement until Herzel. I wonder if he himself knew that he was starting a cult which in the future would be infamously remembered as one of the most vicious offenders of humanity.
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  4147. Yea Yannis is a top 5 superstar. But it doesn’t mean he makes sense for every situation. I don’t think the rockets blow up their team and assets first him. Yea Yannis is a top 5 guy and Devin Booker isn’t. But Devin makes more sense for this team and the timeline the Rockets are on. If Devin doesn’t work they might go for a consulation prize in a guy like D Fox. Or they just keep this core and roll the dice and prove you can win it without a top 5 guy.
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  4148. @Leo O'Ryan, yes and in a surprise move Puerto Rico conquers Washington DC.
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  4149.  @oryan4395  Great Britian burning down Washington D.C. is a lot more likely than Greece reclaiming Constantinople making the analogy weak. For historical precedent I should have said something more along the lines of Holland reclaims New York City. Or Mongolia reclaims Moscow. lol
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  4150. no, Lebanon is a multi ethnic multi cultural place.
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  4151. I find it interesting how the shameless globalist media keeps trotting out these IDF spokespersons who've been caught lying through their teeth like 500 times already and sit there and listen to them and pretending not to know they're lying.
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  4152.  @abc-mf8rr  And tell me, why exactly is Azerbaijan so beholden to Israel? Why do you think that is?
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  4153. @Mira Moche Again was it done kicking and screaming? Lots of complain and massive amounts of media coverage crying over it. If what you said in your original post were even remotely true, they wouldn't have freaked out so much. You're literally trying to convince me that the earth is flat right now. I get it, you're emotionally invested in this topic and you badly want what you're saying to be true. It simply isn't. Reality>Your feelings. Again if they're not a benefit I'd imagine France will leave the rest of these nations without a fuss. We both know that isn't true. The actions of your media and government are literally the opposite of what you want us to believe, or what you falsely believe.
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  4154. @Mira Moche Yet you seem to ignore all of the evidence out there which is counter to all your fanciful claims that France has no interest in Africa. Your own government's actions go against everything you're saying. So again you're literally trying to prove that the earth is flat here. Good luck with that. If you truly believe what you're saying is true, find a bunch of like minded people and lobby your regime in Paris to simply leave Africa since you believe it's a burden. You'd be doing the people of Africa a HUGEEE favor.
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  4155. Inflation in the United States is roughly around 30%. Believing government numbers on inflation is like believing the wolf telling you how many sheep he has slaughtered. Inherent conflict of interest. It's quite obvious as well when you look into how they go about calculating the inflation rates.
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  4156. @yudha Aditya Pratama, If you believe Turkey will be meeting a large portion of it's fossil fuel needs by 2023, I have some beautiful Atlantic Ocean front property in Moscow I'd like to sell you.
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  4157.  @havocgr1976  They won't be energy independent in 3 years or even 10 years. But, none the less they'll survive just fine.
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  4158. If you know you know.
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  4159. For now. But they're also nervous, why do you think they're bombing in Syria?
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  4160.  @63rambler66  While ignoring one going on right now? Seriously?
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  4161.  @AshuKhan-ko1dj  The Azerbaijani oil issue is a lot more complex than you make it out to be. You'd need to understand what kind of corner Iran stuffed Azerbaijan into in the early 1990s when over 800,000 of their civilians were ethnically cleansed to understand why they work with Israel. Am I saying what they're doing is right? ?Absolutely not. You can't work with an apartheid state like Israel and claim to be doing the right thing. But do I understand why they're doing it? Yes.
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  4162.  @Valiere2024  Still doesn't change the fact they're trying to play neither side does it?
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  4163. @Mightguy15. This was more a case of Tucker waking up then Ben. Ben is Ben, a pure hypocrite. Has always been.
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  4164. @Sorsetti Gommosi, I'd hate to see any government on the planet put a small minority at group of another ethnic cleansing attempt just so they can get a few bucks in the bank.. That would be insanity.
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  4165. @World Studio, So you're saying it's Azerbaijan fault their internationally recognized territory was invaded by Armenia in the 1990s. It's also their fault 800,000 of their civilians were ethnically cleansed during this time? Hmm, talk about victim blaming.
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  4166.  @mikef25  Do you think that is a good thing?
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  4167.  @aftonair  screaming wrong isn’t an argument.
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  4168. A hard invasion of a country on some flimsy lie which then led to the destruction of a nation not to mention the death of over 1 million civilians will generally lead to some flak. Yes Russia, SA, UAE, Iran, Turkey and Russia have been doing terrible things in the middle east, that I agree with 100%. But again it will take a lot to top what the US did in Iraq. That event changed the way the world looks at the American government, it has also changed the way we Americans ourselves look at our government.
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  4169. @Link Sab. One of those things is somewhat likely. The other one is extremely likely. Can you guess which is which and why? lol
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  4170.  @someguyontheinternet7  Not after Armenia signed the peace agreement which gives the Azeris the right to a corridor in those regions.
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  4171.  @Kes4ful  A guy makes one slip of the tongue and everyone is all excited. Obviously he knows where Ukraine is.
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  4172.  @Ryan_Winter  And where does the money Brussels doles out to poorer nations come from? As Germany and the other western European nations deindustrialize, that "money river" you speak of is going to dry up. It isn't a matter of if, it is a matter of when.
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  4173.  @daviddoink872  That is what some people thought about the Soviet Union. "Yea lets change it from within" Good luck I'd say.
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  4174.  @mark98115  Except the larger EU nations which would like to treat Hungary like Belarus are no longer in a position to be able to do that. Power dynamics is a real thing. The former powerhouse EU states like France and Germany are losing influence faster than they can digest.
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  4175.  @Rickrill  selling something people want is different than begging for it. One is sustainable the other isn’t. Without realizing it you proved my point
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  4176.  @Rickrill  they barely traded with those nations for decades they were fine. Again Israel’s situation is quite different
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  4177. Not only did the buy the narrative they were carrying water for the narrative. Shouting down anyone who was questioning it. So they're essentially railing against themselves. The lack of self awareness is actually kind of funny.
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  4178.  thulomanchay  No I don't know personally since I never lived through it myself. I'm actually going off what the experts on the issue say. People who actually lived through an apartheid state in South Africa. Many of them are now government officials and they're saying Israel is an apartheid state with one difference. They claim it is worse than what they went through in South Africa. So yea, you're right I don't know what an apartheid state really is since I've never lived in one. So I think I'll take the word of people who actually did.
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  4179. @Blah Blah Blah, none of them will be held accountable. The only people injured will be those trying to expose them.
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  4180.  @ruthstorkel9627  How do you figure? Do you mean they stole their own homes, slaughtered their own children and stuffed themselves into a concentration camp? Let me guess, you also blame the slaves when they revolted right? It is was somehow their fault too?
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  4181. @Claude Rosier, A country who's influence is rising. That is who Poland is.
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  4182. @Jg RSB, it's not taken seriously. But during the time of this ceasefire it was taken seriously as Russia hadn't attacked Ukraine yet.
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  4183.  @Mar_13288  You're right but it doesn't change the fact they're distracted and are A LOT less likely to take on another adventure at the same time.
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  4184.  @ted1091  That is just the cash. What about all the military tech transfer (Which they then sell to our enemies)And the free military hardware? That alone is probably worth a lot more than 4 billion a year.
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  4185. @i8nite Imagine telling someone to butt out of your business. And then be like "oh by the way, can you give me money, weapons to use and send your warships to protect me while you're at it." But you have to butt out lol Do you have any idea how insane that sounds? Can't you guys on the pro apartheid/concentration camps/genocide crowd come up with better arguments? It is getting cartoonish at this point.
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  4186. What a ridiculously childish comment.
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  4187. The fighters won't, they won't need to. IDF seems to have zero interest in killing men with guns. The crying will be from the civilians. Since everyone knows the IDF will ignore the men with guns and will certainly go after the women and children. That is their military doctrine, we've seen it in action in Gaza. Men with guns<-----IDF ignores Women and children<----- Prime targets.
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  4188. @Liaavanesyan2561, What you're saying would make total sense if you ignore one huge elephant in the room. The fact Armenia invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. News flash, that really isn't a smart or good thing to do. The people you slaughtered might come back one day asking questions. Which just happened.
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  4189. If the scenario in the video was even REMOTELY possible the south would have invaded the north a longgg time ago.
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  4190. @Kmrem77 The people getting shot at, generally know who is shooting at them.
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  4191. So this guy understands that western domination of the world is over. Yet he can't get his own regime in Paris to understand they're a 3rd rate power now and should act accordingly?
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  4192. Obviously it's always okay to defend yourself. No human being should have the privilege to assault another human being and expect no consequences. If someone hits me, they're going to have to deal with the consequences of their actions.
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  4193. To be fair how is Tim any different than the MSM on this issue? He is literally parroting all their talking points on the issue.
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  4194. May Allah protect all innocent people.
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  4195. And who do they think will fight this war if it sparks into a long lasting wide conflict? We already don't have enough troops to meet our requirements worldwide and the new generation isn't exactly eager to sign up. A draft? Good luck with that.
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  4196.  @AIIEntertainment  The funny part is Ukraine is a lot poorer than the nations he is comparing them to lol
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  4197.  ryanpatrick4920  This is like the 50th time I've seen this exact post from you. Are you insane or just a bot? lol
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  4198.  @meco4068  If my statement was nonsense, you'd be able to demonstrate how. The entire point of a comments section is to air your views. Again I find it odd you were triggered as to me stating what I have a hard time believing.
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  4199.  @Omni0404  I'm sure it didn't help but is social media really the cause of it? The rest of the world uses social media too, they aren't all so polarized that civil war is possible.
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  4200.  @tomsd8656  Yes except words generally have accepted definitions by society. That is actually the entire concept and premise of language. If everyone defined every word differently, humans would no longer have the ability to communicate.
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  4201.  @tamaiantama  Azerbaijan purchased weapons from Turkey, Israel and other nations. Key word being purchased. There was no ganging up on anyone. With these weapons they purchased with their own money to were able to enforce UN resolutions by pushing out an illegal militia group from their territories.
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  4202.  @MKNL1994  I'm fairly sure they don't remember specifically being told they have to teach their kids XYZ if they join the Union. If those "rules" and "values" change everyday based on those fickle political winds, I'd imagine it is going to be extremely difficult for you guys to keep this doomed union together. Obviously threats aren't working against the weaker members anymore. The fate of the EU will probably be the same as most authoritarian political unions, it will go the way of the Soviet Union and collapse.
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  4203.  @chrispeoples3078  Regardless of who owns it now, the issue is the man who ran it properly died and the Bears never really recovered from that.
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  4204.  @zomgneedaname  The middle class is vanishing, crime is so bad in cities that anyone with money is leaving, our educational system is crumbling, people who can afford it are going overseas for healthcare. But yea I need to be more worried about the fact Putin is a bad man. Distraction? You're spot on.
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  4205.  @RobinSharma-bk7rk  What a great way to avoid reality.
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  4206.  @freesoul9330  Except the conversation wasn't about my country was it? So essentially you're admitting what I said was true right?
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  4207.  @phoebesmith8154  This is an odd phenomenon that tends to happen to groups of people who go through that type of trauma. Take the Armenians for example who went through a terrible ordeal with the Turks in the early 1900s. Then in the 1990s they went and did the same exact thing to the Azeris. You'd think it would be the opposite but it isn't.
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  4208. Nice to see Canadian citizens stepping up and doing the exact opposite of what their government has done and helped Ukraine. If not for the Canadian government's actions Ukraine would probably have about 4 times the amount of drones they currently have. Thanks Canada, for ensuring Ukraine has a harder time defending itself.
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  4209. @Acaydia, There is no dispute in the black sea as the maritime borders between all Black Sea states aren't being disputed aside from Ukraine and Russia. As far as the Kurds, it seems like less than 5% of their population wants their own state (according to their voting patterns) so that really isn't that big an issue either.
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  4210. So one insane mass murder gets replaced with another? Yea, lets celebrate woohoo.
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  4211.  @jeffreywilheim5970  So you want to free America from Americans who don't enjoy their nation being run for a foreign lobby? Interesting. Btw good luck selling that argument.
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  4212. The amount of damage those things did considering how few of them Ukraine had was not only success it was a resounding success. Imagine having only a handful of something but doing so much damage with it early in the war that your enemy has to pressure who ever made it not to send more. Russia is quite lucky Ukraine only had a few of em.
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  4213.  @bw1520  He never attacked any structure, aside perhaps the structure of truth.
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  4214. All this may or may not be true. My point is how do these people expect any of us to believe anything they say ever again?
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  4215.  @Tremors-8  Yup. Imagine how horrible a system has to be that people will look for ANY alternative. It says more about the system than it does the alternative or the people wanting said alternative.
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  4216.  @Pler1978  When the people wake up, it will happen. Only a matter of time. You can only trick people for so long.
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  4217.  @eymaslacker  I think people in Europe had no clue just how much influence the globalists had over their leaders. Major European nations, their leaders do not feel they are accountable to their voters. Especially places like Germany. People keep talking about a backlash from the people and what not. It won't matter, the damage is done. Europe is finished. Their real only hope to get out of this geo political and geo energy nightmare would have been if they had somehow pulled Turkey into their ranks. Then they would have had access to cheap energy resources from Central Asia and the middle east. Now that ship has sailed too. They've now burned bridges with the only two nations capable of delivering the cheap energy required to run European industry.
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  4218. India has soldiers? lol
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  4219.  @jg7923 he is actually being pro Semitic speaking of actions which are taken against Palestinians (who are the only Semitic people in this equation. The days of hijacking words and twisting them to weaponize them is over.
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  4220.  @DS.proudkiwi funny how if you do the math it is usually them being slaughtered. Then painted as crazy when they react to all that violence. It’s over bro, people see what is going on
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  4221.  @ronhill1563  Yea I'd imagine the average American tax payer isn't too keen on the fact their tax dollars are going to a nation which is brutalizing a small minority group. Pushing them out of their homes and neighborhoods, taking any little bit they have left, then pushing MILLIONS of them into an area about 4 times bigger than my backyard and turning it into an open air prison. After watching the media cheer on mobs burning cities and somehow tricking everyone into thinking they're heroes, I've come to the conclusion the media can convince anyone of anything. In this case convince people to blame the victim of a rape because she scratched her rapists face. Sorry but if given all the facts I doubt your average American tax payer would be okay with sending billions and billions of dollars to allow these things to happen. Just like many other things they wouldn't allow if only they weren't bombarded with fake news. This is just another issue of someone having been bombarded with so much false information that they'll literally defend something which is against their interests. Were you also rioting in the streets when Georgia passed a simple law requiring ID for voting? Or is this the only issue where you'll go to bat for the fake news establishment?
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  4222.  @YYA-wj5nt  To be fair it wasnt' Azerbaijan who invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. So you basically blame them for pushing these criminals and illegal militia groups out of their territory? Seriously?
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  4223.  @YYA-wj5nt  Self defense doesn't include illegally occupying the territories of another nation. No does it include ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians from said area. Your definition of self defense is rather terrifying. Fact of the matter is Armenia has territorial disputes with every single one of it's neighbor's except the Islamic Republic of Iran. Yet none of the other nations seem to have territorial disputes with each other. Something off here no? Perhaps a pattern of behavior?
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  4224.  @aliess6115  Difference is Ukraine isn't going out of it's way to slaughter as many civilians as possible. More women and children were killed in Gaza in just two weeks than all the civilians that have died in the huge 2 year war in Ukraine. The difference is Russian men with guns are fighting Ukrainian men with guns, neither side is going out of their way to murder women and children like Israel is. Major difference. This is the first time since WW2 that the world is watching a fully mechanized army go out of it's way to slaughter as many civilians as possible. This is not only true, it is demonstrably true.
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  4225.  @idansim1  We don't need to pretend that what I said is true. What I said isn't only true, it is demonstrably true. How is it a different story if he enlisted before or after OCT 8th? That army has been consistently carrying out illegal massacres and ethnic cleansing for decades now. It was a genocidal army long before this specific act of genocide. Everyone just happens to be watching this one because flows of information have changed. This isn't Israel's first genocide/ethnic cleansing campaign.
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  4226. 10 years from now Poland will be looking at this video thinking "Man I wish the EU had kicked us out back then."
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  4227.  @zoltanbarath7371  Vol De Mort is strong, stronger than most know.
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  4228. @Bill B, You actually believe Congress will vote on something which is not to their own personal benefit? Seriously?
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  4229.  @Lafly84  Me personally I don't like it. I'm glad to see you made it home safe and sound. Also it is those "super patriots in DC" that scare the living hell out of me.
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  4230. Imagine a society so threatened by the truth that they're screaming for blood on anyone who dares speak it. Interesting times we live in.
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  4231. @Harunkuf7055. His moves had a lot more to do with Syria than it did Ukraine.
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  4232.  @mmdirtyworkz  Modern drones have precision guided missiles. If civilians are hit, it's because the operator simply didn't give a shit.
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  4233. @Buck Benelli, Except for the fact they have invested heavily in Solar and wind. Do you just randomly blurt out the opposite of reality often?
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  4234.  @lloydgwasira8087  Well if you're actually going to speak about the YPG and PKK, I thought it would be safe to assume you actually knew that they're pretty open about the fact they're the same group fighting for the same cause. If you actually don't know anything they're saying, it means you don't know anything about them. So why are you commenting on matters you admittedly know nothing of? It's strange my man.
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  4235. I don't think anyone is smart enough to be able to cover up the crimes of this administration.
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  4236.  @ZS-rw4qq  occasionally? Dude they haven’t fought since I’ve been alive and I’m old. The IDF of today is not the IDF of the late 60s.
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  4237. @ dropping a few bombs on a warehouse of a defenseless country with the other side not even responding isn’t a war. Last time Israel fought a conventional army was 1973. Well before I was even born.
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  4238.  @vjtekwani3180 by what clause? India isn’t a nato member. Also Turkey has even attacked another nato member before and wasn’t removed. You know why? That country has the second largest military in nato and nato simply can’t afford to have them outside of nato. Learn how the world works. You’re comparing India to a country vastly more powerful and respected than it. Either way it doesn’t matter they have no interest in sending troops to Pakistan. Even if they had interest they would not. India spent all their money on junk French and Israeli tech. Pakistan has Chinese and Turkish tech. India can’t do much so what does it matter ?
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  4239.  @navysteve95  The issue isn't what the Armenians or Azeris claim. The issue is that there were 800,000 civilians who lived in an area and then suddenly there were 0 of them. You simply can't sweep this under the rug, just like the Turks can't sweep under the rug the 1.5 million Armenians that vanished from Anatolia over 100 years ago. I also find it interesting that you're literally rationalizing the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 people by mentioning and a genocide those people had nothing else to do with well over 100 years ago. Imagine being the victims of genocide and then 100 years later doing and doing it to someone else and then pretending it never happened. Mind you this isn't some relic from ww1 either. This literally happened when I was in grammar school. People who did this are still alive and considered heros in Armenia. It's surreal.
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  4240. Read your original statement again. Israel backed the side which was the victim of ethnic cleansing in the region in question.
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  4241. @Wnklee6878 This could have been stopped decades ago. It is too powerful and too entrenched. It is game over.
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  4242.  @wnklee6878  I'm not sure if it is a simple case of brainwashing or more a case of people just don't care. As long as they have their fast food and clean cut lawns. I'm not sure people are too interested in what is going on around the world. This is surely a dangerous situation for any society which has this much apathy and disinterest in the world around them and what their leaders are doing.
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  4243.  @rajashashankgutta4334  Sure they do, most embassies do.
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  4244. So let me get this straight. They're protesting that America should help a country which illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansed over half a million civilians? They want America to protect those war criminals when the victim comes back to push these terrorist organizations off it's own territory? Seriously? Now I've seen it all. What is next, we're going to see the Taliban protest in Washington so America can help them take Afghanistan? Really?
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  4245.  @abhijeetkundu2271  I fail to understand how that has anything to do with what they were talking about in this interview.
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  4246.  @AnonymousGuy341  If you guys actually live in democracies it might be possible. But.....
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  4247.  @nilotpolshankarison5438  I'm not a big fan of fake news outlets like BBC and CNN. As far as India transforming, I'd like to see their people and their mentality transform first. Which will take 100s of years before they learn how to interact with the rest of the world in a civilized manner.
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  4248. Imagine a dictator losing the mid term elections a few years ago lol Last I checked dictators don't lose elections. Less rhetoric more substance please.
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  4249.  @fifitheflowerpot for now
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  4250. They don’t have a very high debt to gdp ratio.
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  4251.  @JJ-io4pe  Their base interest rate isn't the rate they pay on their debt. You do understand how this works right?
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  4252.  @BobJohnson648  Yes I can't blame them either, I don't think I'd want to go fight for an apartheid regime trying to ethnically cleanse people either.
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  4253.  @nvmtt  There is plenty of incentive if the Iraqi government can get it's act together.
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  4254.  @bellabacci8056  It would only be even if Russia helped the African nations stage attacks in France as "self defense."
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  4255. @50thScatpack, he certainly didn't have gender studies majors with pink hair drawing up his battle plans.
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  4256. @nickademas1. That was savage.... But true.
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  4257.  @vanja2565  That is actually demonstrably false.
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  4258. @tileux Pat Buchanan way back in the early 2000s was trying to close that loophole. He was crucified for it.
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  4259. @Zoelhaam, I'm no fan of the Syrian regime or it's soldiers but how can you get joy from watching young men being flying in the air after being hit by missiles? Not one part of you feels bad about it? Hell I'm sure the guy operating these drones probably felt worse than you do while doing his job. There is something about you inbreds, I think the genetic damage from said inbreeding has destroying the genes which govern empathy?
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  4260. A lot of those arguments are sound except for Turkey being tied for munitions. They've made their own air to air and air to ground missiles which they've modified to be carried on their current crop of F-16s. I doubt they'd spend billions researching and developing these missiles if they weren't planning on producing a lot of them and using them. I'd imagine we have a lot more reasons to make these deals than just tying them into buying air to air missiles for 30 years.
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  4261. @KennyDunk, what would that change? The establishment is fully in charge they don't really care if it's Biden or some other front man/woman in that seat. In fact they'd use the event to grab even more power.
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  4262. ​ @kennydunk  Yea but that isn't the way to go about it. Biden or not, I'd be extremely sad if a sitting president were killed like Kennedy. It would be proof of just how far we've fallen as a society and what a terrible state our democracy is in. More so than the president we need to engage more with our local democracy and our local politics. Our Governors and mayors are passing some insane laws while we sleep. Get involved, get the vote out, spread awareness.
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  4263. We're far too propagandized to get passionate about anything of consequence. We'll get passionate about trying to convince people men can get pregnant though.
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  4264. What ever democracy is, we know the EU isn't interested in it.
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  4265. How can Turkey supply fuel to Israel when they don't have any? Answer that question.
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  4266. I can't really say what you're saying makes sense. People are calling out Nikki Haley due to her behavior. Not because of what is or what isn't between her legs. She will literally parrot out any insane statement given to her by the pro war military industrial complex. That itself is terrifying. The fact you'd boil something this simple down to identity politics is pretty revealing. I guess that is the easiest way to avoid debate and mask agendas these days.
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  4267. This is insanity. How about simply not throwing trash everywhere instead of blaming government for not cleaning it up.
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  4268. @Davy Kamanzi, There is no "probably" about it bro. They simply wouldn't care.
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  4269. @Invisible. No not really. The globalist establishment he works for is the biggest threat our nation has ever faced. And sadly they've mostly been in control for a very very long time, except for that small pause with Trump (which they freaked out about) Bush Sr. was their man, Clinton was their man, Bush Jr. was their man, Obama was their man and now we have Biden. All of these men empty suits doing the bidding of an elite few who wish to enslave not only us but the entire planet. Is it time to wake up? No not really on that front either, it's a bit late for that. It's reached a critical mass where I'm afraid nothing can stop this freight train. This all reminds me of star wars in a way. We're the republic, the good guys and slowly turning into the evil empire. Done so slowly and methodically that by the time anyone noticed it was too late. It's a sad sad day, this is not the country I grew up in. :O(
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  4270. @ the ones from yesterday that has been all over the place. Nervously talking about how he won’t be like Assad because unlike Assad he hasn’t murdered his own people What do you think sparked all this media attention about Egypt. Dude showed the world out of nowhere how nervous he is. Almost pleading why they shouldn’t revolt. Something is up there, the government is terrified
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  4271. @Mike Hoster, Turkey didn't deny it. If what you said was true (and it's plausible as I wouldn't put it past Iran from doing something like this) Turkey would have been screaming "we didn't do it." The real question isn't who did it, that is obvious. The real question is why are US service people doing in a convoy with a known terrorist leader? If we had a real media there would be a storm about this right now.
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  4272.  @sercastamere9853  Millions of civilians for sure.
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  4273. ​ @christian14329  It's more like imagine trying to join a group of friends while at the same time you're paying someone to beat up one of the guys in the group. Then have an absolute meltdown when they say, "yea you can join us but you have to stop paying those guys to beat him up." Sounds crazy right? That's essentially what you're arguing against.
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  4274.  @christian14329  You do realize you're debating in circles right?
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  4275.  @trooperrex9972  It is what it is man, some people fall so deep into the cognitive dissonance rabbit hole that no amount of reason and logic can pull them out. It's sad if you think about it, the human mind's ability to block out reason and logic in favor of what their emotions want.
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  4276.  @christian14329  You really think that will pull you out of that blackhole you went down earlier? Seriously?
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  4277. @John Holton, They're hoping Turkey gives them some tech. There are people saying that Turkey shouldn't share their tech with France and that it would "be a mistake."
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  4278.  @haftavasuli7162  It makes sense if these are the territories which Armenia gave Azerbaijan rights to and then didn't abide by their ceasefire agreement. You do realize when you get rocked like that in a war, the bill has to be paid. Sometimes in land, sometimes in war reparations and many times both.
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  4279.  @atlassimulor8512  If you want to stop Russia from acting the last thing the west should be doing is sending someone like Macron to negotiate. That will only embolden Putin. He was probably looking at Macron like "who da fuk are you."
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  4280. At least the Germans are realistic in their view that it's nearly impossible for any EU nation to project any real sort of powerful internationally. France is quite delusional on this front.
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  4281. So 20 years later....... Hundreds of billions of dollars spent Tens of thousands of civilians killed Hundreds of injured and servicemen killed in the line of duty What actually was accomplished here other than making military contractors billions in profits? This is surreal.
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  4282. @TheBrutalation. I'm an American who lived in Turkey for years due to work, I speak both languages. The subs are accurate.
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  4283.  @nightcoregirlprinzeugen7234  Did you literally just call over 1 billion people terrorists? Imagine if what you said were true? lol
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  4284.  @a.a.1753  Perhaps learning what the term means and then reading about what happened on that island might be a good start for you. Most instances of ethnic cleansing are difficult to prove, this was is fairly cut and dry because the leaders of the people taking part in the ethnic cleansing were very open and clear in their public statements as to what they were trying to achieve.
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  4285.  @a.a.1753  Union with Greece for them meant Cyprus being a completely Greek island which mean the largest minority on the island would have to be ethnically cleansed. This isn't me saying this, they themselves said it and then tried to carry it out. Are you claiming the Greeks themselves were carrying out propaganda on themselves? Is that your argument?
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  4286.  @a.a.1753  Oh I see your point of view. 1. Say something completely detached from reality. 2. Reject all rational objections to your point of view. 3. Pretend that your view seems to be the view of the majority of people who've looked into this (completely untrue) And then walking away feeling proud of yourself for doing such a good job at rationalizing the slaughter of human beings because of their ethnicity. Nice job bro.
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  4287.  mozaic529  Nothing in this video shows that this guy likes or dislikes Turkey. He is simply presenting the demographic facts. It isn't his fault you guys aren't having babies is it?
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  4288. @Miachael Weston. "Historically" the Jews have always backed the Ottomans. It is only recently that this hasn't been the case.
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  4289. I would But you'd have to pay me A LOTTT of money to do it lol And you'd have to pay my medical bills because I'm for sure going to get sick there
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  4290. @Ninaskokan5777. Here are some facts. Armenia illegally invades Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territories in the 1990s and they brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan reinvades this region in 2020 and about 2 dozen civilians die. So who do you think needs to be condemned for genocide here? Considering the stance you're taking you seem to not only be a genocide denier but also seem to be cheering on the outcome of said ethnic cleansing. Do people where you work know that you're posting Hitler type glorification of the whole sale murder of women and children? You now how life is these days, you gotta watch what you say online or it will come back and cancel you later. If you work at a bank or at a school or a large company and this gets out, you're toast.
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  4291.  @Cecilia-ky3uw  So basically what you're saying is that the Azeris are trying to do on a small scale what the Armenians did on a HUGE scale in the 1990s? Well at least not as violently. Also ethnically cleansing over 800,000 civilians while slaughtering god knows how many isn't a proper "defense" of anything. It's outright war crimes on a massive scale not seen in that area of the world since the Armenian genocide.
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  4292.  @Cecilia-ky3uw  So 800,000 people vanish over night from an invaded territory and you call it migration? hmm Look up Kojali massacre to see what happened to the ones who tried to stay.
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  4293. Signing treaties no to arm islands before taking control of said islands and then arming those islands to the teeth is actually the definition of aggression. Not to say the Turks aren't aggressors, they are. But you fail to realize that Greece is doing it's fair share of poking the Turks in the eye, almost daring them to react. Again feels like Greece is Ukraine and Turkey is Russia in this equation. This isn't going to end well for either country.
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  4294.  @farfiman or he is terrified of critiquing them. I can’t say I blame him either. He knows what they’ll do to him
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  4295. Good question. I really wonder why these people are so angry
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  4296. Finland tying their Nato membership to Sweden is a strategic blunder of epic proportions. How exactly is it Finland's fault that Sweden had decided to fund armed groups which were blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state? Why should Nato lose Finland's strategic depth and why should Finland lose Nato safety because of Sweden's actions. This is insanity.
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  4297.  @ianjenkins5389  Have you counted? If so can you tell us how many?
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  4298. I'm not sure if they're in any position to be pushing Russia like this. What if it gets to a point where Russia figures an Azeri run Armenia without Nato is preferable to an Armenia run by Armenians trying to ally with Nato? Then what?
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  4299. @yomista. If you think 200k tents reverting back to Islam is unimaginable. The buckle your seats my man. You're going to witness reversions on an even bigger scale in the next 30 years.
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  4300. Either way the fact this guy was in charge of our relations with the Palestinians is surreal. That would be like hiring an older member of the German SS group as our main guy in charge of relations with Israel. This is insanity on an entirely new level.
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  4301. I really don't envy the position Australia is in. If America ever waned or pulled out of that region, I'm not sure the Aussies have any real way of stopping China from turning them into a colony. I'm honestly surprised Australia isn't in full blown military buildup mode right now. Not simply to fight a war but at least have it as a deterrent.
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  4302.  @xgkotkot42  You must have a horrible translation to get that from what is being said.
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  4303. @Cory Forbes, following Turkish politics I'm not entirely convinced much would change on that front. A nation's geo strategic realities are their geo strategic realities. Those realities don't go away after an election.
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  4304.  @theolivebranchconnection2h414  Care to elaborate on what narrative they're pushing and why it is false?
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  4305.  @user-lc7jy4jd4y  That's a fairly interesting statement. But again I don't see exactly what that has to do with being a "superpower"
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  4306. @Leoqua, They stand for them politically. Doesn't mean they're going to send their huge army down there.
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  4307. International relations can be quite complex. All the nations involved in this deal have an interest to be in the deal.
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  4308.  @flutterwind7686  I think you're confusing him with the emotional meltdowns of the guy on the far left of the panel. Everyone else seemed calm and ready to argue their point of view, except that guy. He might be inbred which might explain the emotional instability though.
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  4309.  @TenTenJ  Yea in a lot of cases that is 100% true. However the inroads they've made in Central Asia and the Caucasus over the past 20 years is quite tangible.
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  4310.  @buddy1155  Not saying who is right or who is wrong but your response was one of the dumbest I've seen in years. Your trying to debate against his premise that Turkey's economy is of X status in it's "region." To argue against that you use statistics of a nation which isn't even in that region? Seriously? Surely there must have been better ways to make your case. lol
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  4311.  @ardabaser1349  To assume that Turkey's inability to do this is boiled down to bad leadership is insanity. How productive is the population there? How low are levels of corruption among the population. Do the people produce more than they consume? Is business trust high fostering ever greater investment? Also don't forget leadership doesn't evolve in a vacuum, leaders don't come from mars. Leaders of a nation generally come from within that nation and generally are a representation of what the people are like. I rarely here this from Turks but you seriously sound like people from a broken state who love to say "well if it wasn't for a bad government our nation would be XYZ." People in general terms get the leaders they deserve. While your leadership isn't great, it isn't terrible either. There isn't that much more that can be done with a population with such habits.
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  4312. Yea that part of this video was rather strange to hear.
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  4313. They actually call themselves separatists.
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  4314. This woman has a meltdown everytime any nation does anything related to Pakistan lol
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  4315. Occupiers by the very nature of their activity can never claim self defense. It is as insane as a rapist claiming the right to self defense after his victim scratched his face.
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  4316.  @montycasper4300  It's not speculation that the Russian economy has not collapsed, sanctions cutting "deeply" and a total collapse are two different things. They might collapse later but fact is it's been months and they haven't. Where as it isn't speculation what would happen to their economy if the straits were shut down to trade. It is a fact. That will have the exact effects western leaders hoped sanctions would have. Your idea that Putin would want something that would hurt their economy more than any sanction put on them is pure and utter fantasy.
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  4317. Two of the most evil leaders on the planet talking to each other. Nice.
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  4318.  @gerassimos.fourlanos  I'd gander a guess that you're from somewhere in eastern Europe as your emotions don't allow you to see the difference between a question and a "personal attack." I'm hoping English is your second language, if not, it's fairly obvious it isn't possible to reason with you. Especially not when you have a melt down over being asked a simple question.
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  4319.  @konstantinosvoultsopoulos8763  Do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound?
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  4320. @gravedigger9313. Except it is quite obvious the IDF has zero interest in Hamas. Hamas is deep in the tunnels and the IDF seems to have zero interest in going down there and fighting them. They seem quite happy slaughtering women and children trying to empty Gaza in the only case since WW2 the world has seen a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to slaughter civilians. I guess that is easier for them, Hamas actually shoots back. Women and children don't.
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  4321.  @eaonhendrickson8666  Not a very convincing argument btw.
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  4322. So a man being called sir is wrong but running around bullying kids working minimum wage with the treat of having them fired is okay? Things have gotten really out of hand.
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  4323.  @cyservic  EU doesn't have much worth copying. Hell they can't even defend themselves without running under our skirts, love how they literally do everything our Sleepy Joe tells them to do lol Everyone knows all military tech is copied from the United States.
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  4324. If he loses the election he'll have no choice. The establishment there isn't as mature as the one here in America where they can easily rig elections or have the entire media establishment attack one guy.
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  4325. @DallasCaudill-x1uwho is being prejudice?
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  4326.  @jaylm4112  The way they see it they didn't leave, they were pushed out. Looks like they're done trying to "get in."
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  4327. I doubt Zelenskyy survives this
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  4328.  @Sonofspam64  They canceled his show. But the narrative has shifted since then, so like all slimy corporations they decided to go with what ever narrative their corporate overlords felt is best. Canceling his show caused intense backlash they didn't expect. SO he is back.
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  4329.  @meetings3071  That has a lot to do with why he is back. But if this guy had any backbone, he wouldn't have gone back. Also why would you have a subscription to a corporate fake news outlet? You're actually empowering them by sending them money every month. You do realize who and what they represent no?
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  4330.  @zvonkobogdan9634  If this were true why is Armenia's only ally in the region the Islamic Republic of Iran. Explain that one to me you rocket scientist you.
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  4331. @Robert Kaevur Liberal doesn't always mean not authoritarian. Look at the neo liberals in the United States. Probably the most authoritarian bunch this country has ever seen.
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  4332.  @pyellard3013  If they kept it mostly as a single market yes, things might go well. But they didn't stop there did they? It's turning more into a soviet union 2.0. There were also fools who believed the Soviet Union was too good to collapse. We saw how that turned out.
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  4333.  @pyellard3013  I think everyone saw how the E.U. mafia treats members who want to leave. Poland isn't as strong as England, imagine how they'll be treated by said mafia. I guess we're going to find out soon enough no?
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  4334. @Pe Ter, it won't be the same. All would be so much easier if Sweden wasn't so gun-ho in financing terrorist organizations.
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  4335.  @eminmerttezcan6120  I think the Russians are number 1 on that list. France number 2 Britain number 3
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  4336.  @aminuaidara8601  I think they're well aware of the situation.
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  4337.  @thanos7753  To be fair the EU did let Greece into the EU. So... They're not that averse to trash no?
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  4338.  @stayreasonablestayreasonab8133  Apparently once is enough, did you watch the video?
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  4339.  @yfelwulf  yes
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  4340.  @sakerfalcon5199  When he says survive, he doesn't mean people not dying. He is referring to the collapse of industries. Once they collapse they're hard to put back together.
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  4341.  @PoorPakistanisSurrenderwasFant  Comparing a nation like that to nations like Pakistan and India is simply ridiculous. I think first Pakistan and India have to teach their people to stop defecating on the streets then it might worry about being compared to civilized nations.
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  4342. You'd probably get the same answer 99% of nations. Why do you think the US dollar is the world's reserve currency. You're shocked people want it? lol
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  4343.  @aiistyt  Your claim was painting a false narrative. A narrative which completely and utterly false apart with all the facts involved. You can't craft false narratives, have those false narratives wrecked and then simply claim your insane views only seem that way because of lack of comprehension. Come back with something that makes sense.
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  4344. Meanwhile the government is actually taking over, slowly lol
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  4345.  @kevgasper3934  Is that your typical response when painted into a corner with nowhere to go?
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  4346. @Connor Matossian, so you don't feel bad that Armenia illegally invaded it's neighbor's internationally territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s? That's just cool in your book?
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  4347. Did you seriously call one of the worst war criminals the world has seen since WW2 a wise man? Interesting. You don't earn a nickname like Genocide Joe without putting in the work.
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  4348.  @JamesKerLindsay  I prefer to use the term England and will continue doing so. I'm fairly sure you're aware of who I'm referring to. As far as the "wishes" of the islanders, do you truly believe that is what is driving England's policy on this matter?
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  4349.  @JamesKerLindsay  So my wanting to to refer to the UK as England either means I don't know anything about international affairs or makes me a conspiracy theorist? What is next you're going to tell me your dad can beat my dad up? You were a lot more rational when debating your point on your Nagorno Karabakh video. Not sure what has changed since then. I can see the trolling eventually got to you and you're a lot more likely to have emotional responses these days. Sad really, I had enjoyed debating you when you used to be rational. Oh well.
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  4350.  @theonlyalinazzz  You might want to look up what apartheid actually means. The definitions of words don't change because your emotions don't want to accept the definition of the words. I have done my research, Israel is an apartheid state. DEMONSTRABLY so. The legal code has apartheid laws anyone can look up. Different sets of rules, laws and rights for different ethnicities. That is the definition of apartheid incase you didn't know. Laws on who can buy land where in Israel is based on ethnicity. Marriage laws, in some cases are based on ethnicity. Migration laws are based on ethnicity. If I was a Jew I'd have the "right of return" If I was a Palestinian I'd have no such right. If I was a Jew in Israel who married someone from the west bank, that person would get citizenship in Israel. If a Palestinian does the same, they aren't afforded the same privilege. I can go on and on and on about very specific laws Israel has which demonstrate it's apartheid status. Facts>Your feelings.
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  4351.  @rabbijacoobbenjaminisraelb7095  So a country is committing war crimes against 12 year old children. And you find this funny? Do you not realize what is happening to the reputation of people like you around the world? Have no idea what is going on around the world and how bad this stain is? A stain so bad that it won't wash off in even 50 years. Ask the Germans how it feels to be seen in this light by the entire planet. They'll tell you it isn't pleasant, that is where you are right now.
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  4352. @fancisco94047 I fail to see how your statement makes any sense. This guy isn't slaughtering civilians. Netanyahu is.
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  4353.  @804MRMAN  No that isn't what the Zionists believe. That is what the evangelical backers of the zionisnts believe. Two different entities.
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  4354.  @michaelthompson9548  You do realize more children were killed in Gaza in just 1 week than all the children killed in every conflict around the globe since 2020. Including the huge Russia Ukraine war. What you're saying is plain and simple insanity, you simply cannot compare the two. Russia and Ukraine is a situation where neither side is going out of their way to slaughter women and children. It is men with guns vs men with guns. Not saying it is right, that is a difficult conversation. But it is nothing like what is going on in Gaza.
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  4355. I'm not so sure this is true. This idea that we're safeguarding the British or even European interests. That could have easily been done because the Houthis have shown a willingness to allow any ship not connected to Israel through.
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  4356.  @davidjma7226  You have a lot to learn about how the EU works.
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  4357.  @XanaduRising  If a major war breaks out it won't matter. At this point I dont' think Nato as an organization will survive a war. Not all members are equipped to fight a war. Those that are will take part and those that aren't won't.
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  4358. @Canis Anubis, You're saying Turkey being in Nato is strange due to it's geographical position. While not understanding that Turkey is in Nato precisely due to it's geographical position.
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  4359.  @AnatolianHittite  Yes bro, didn't you know that Bulgaria and Romania also have Atlantic Ocean coasts according to the infinite wisdom of the OP. lol
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  4360.  @mapa174  Who cares what he is, his entire post really makes no sense.
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  4361.  @Allah.does.not.exist.  Strong words from a person from a fictional country.
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  4362.  @BijiMustardGas  The difference was quite vast, not to mention the early days of fighting where when the Armenians had entrenched positions. Once those positions fell it was going to turn into a massacre of Armenian soldiers.
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  4363. I think the problem would go away of Serbia left these poor people alone. Trying to slaughter one neighbor or another every 10 years is not a good foreign policy.
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  4364.  @Pain237_  I have no idea what language that is but I did see the words self defense and victim card. I have to assume you're talking about the fascist apartheid regime of Israel.
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  4365.  @mattia8327  Again it's nowhere near their problem with Finland joining Nato. Simply looking at a map will explain this. So again, if according to your logic Putin has the ability to make Erdogan veto Sweden. Why exactly wouldn't he have Erdogan do the same to Finland when Finland joining Nato is 1000x more dangerous for Russia. Explain that to me please.
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  4366.  @MichaelStergides  Him saying it wrong once and continuing saying it the same way would make a lot more sense. You're right
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  4367.  @tuna708  Evet. Elbette sizin kadar guzel konusamiyorum ama derdimi anlaticak kadar var.
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  4368. Actually on this issue he has been quite predictable. His people simply do not want him to give a pass to a country which is financing armed groups who blow up schools and hospitals in their country. It was quite "predictable" how this would play out when Sweden tried to join Nato. The fact Sweden's cultural marxist elite don't understand how the world works is rather odd.
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  4369.  @sloo6425  Build a new Canal? On someone else's territory? Seriously? lol Instead of all that, why not simply pressure Sweden to stop financing armed groups blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state? Might be easier?
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  4370. How does that change the content of the video? Are you one of those Zionist controlled Saudi bots?
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  4371. How many nations did Trump invade in his 4 years? How many genocide attempts did he fund and fuel? Make no mistake, Trump is not good on this Israel/Palestine issue. But his foreign policy isn't even 5% as insane as the globalist regime's. I wonder how people who voted for the globalist candidate feel now. Over 500k dead in Ukraine and 2.3 million in Gaza on the verge of being exterminated.
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  4372. The war machine is being fed, the democratic elite are super happy. They know Elon can't stop this, so he can cheer him on just for making Trump look bad. They want this bill to pass, this is the type of bill they would have passed if in power. Elon essentially went against the machine today, made some powerful enemies. Democrats and Republicans.
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  4373.  @tiborkote  Hungary, one of the few true democracies left in Europe.
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  4374.  @wildrose1920  The decision to invade was taken days if not weeks before that. Do a little research for god's sake. If you're too lazy to do that, use some common sense. You really believe the Turks could mobilize an amphibious assault like that on 24 hours notice?
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  4375. This idea that most EU nations are well functioning democracies with protections for freedom of expression is a joke. It's mostly a collection of states with rising authoritarianism tendencies.
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  4376.  @HarryF-tz5fo  Fantastic post harry
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  4377. Insightful comment.
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  4378. Old is fine. Senile is not.
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  4379.  @zenzender3790  Why Turkey was sanctioned and why India wasn't is a very complex issue. A Nato member buying the S-400 does more damage to America's prestige than India buying the S-400. With that said though Turkey wasn't really sanctioned for buying the S-400, that was the convenient excuse. Turkey and the United States have a plethora of strategic difference and Turkey simply refuses to give in. The United States tried to make an example out of Turkey so the rest of the nation's under it's umbrella would see the consequences of running an independent foreign policy. This plan backfired, Turkey still isn't backing down. Also Turkey buying the S-400 isn't as simple as America not selling the patriot. America was willing to sell the patriot but the Turks demanded the technology transfer which America was not willing to give. It's obvious Turkey isn't really interested in using the S-400 or the Patriot, they want to have it so they can learn how they work and build their own. They're already making strides in that area after getting the technology transfer from the S-400s, they will most likely have something as good if not better in the next 2 or 3 years. Turkey is seriously an interesting case of a nation simply refusing to take orders from anyone and that upsets the international balances. The Turks are playing a dangerous game, they're either going to be hurt really bad or come out of this as a massive regional power. It looks like they're going to pull it off.
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  4380. @Peter Azlac, it's only a matter of time until Turkey gets angry and shuts the pipeline down. Europe has burned so many bridges with their stupidity it's not even funny anymore.
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  4381.  @tarkgundogdu8940  Those benefits you speak of aren't going to last long. The European Union is going to die, the money is going to dry up. It is deindustrializing at a very rapid pace. The EU money flowing into those nations you speak of flow out from the largest economic engines of western Europe. Which no longer has the ability to generate that kind of revenue. It is game over. As those nations again in 10 years if they feel they "benefit" from the EU. Assuming the EU is still around in 10 years. Europe shot itself in the foot Geo strategically speaking. They won't recover from this.
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  4382. I love how BBC will do super backflips to not point out relevant facts of a story. They simply can't help themselves, they just have to push a false narrative. It is like a reflex or something.
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  4383.  @carcotasu081  What has to happen to a society for them to think that the ability to defend your family is a "problem." Then again most of us do live in societies where we have to pretend things like boys are girls and women are physically as strong as men. Sure, why can't we simple also pretend that having the ability to defend your family is a bad thing.
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  4384.  @GeorgeGhines  Because it might lead to war?
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  4385. @Jamesroy791, They didn't "concede" any land to Azerbaijan. Azerbaijan essentially took back land which according to all international law belonged to them. Nothing was "conceded." It should have been conceded 30 years ago which would have had Armenia avoiding the horrible situation they're in right now.
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  4386.  @tiggragg2749  Kids being a lot of work doesn't in any way, shape or form detract from my point. How insane are you?
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  4387.  @DgurlSunshine  This has to be one of the most ridiculous comments I've seen in a long time. My wife and I have a summer home there. Here in Philly we're terrified to be walking the streets at night. In Turkey my wife goes for random walks in the middle of the night without a second thought. How uninformed do you have to be or is it simply that you're simply a malicious person?
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  4388.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  He isn't joking, he's absolutely right. I live in Philly and we have a summer home in Turkey. It's 1000% safer. One of the few places I don't mind my wife randomly going for walks in the middle of the night. The violent crime rate is literally non existent where we stay. Compare the numbers to any American city.
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  4389. I heard a pretty harrowing story from an American soldier who served in Korea years ago about how insane the Turkish troops were.
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  4390. No it won't do it's job. It has very little legitimacy in the eyes of the world and this probably put the final nail in the coffin.
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  4391. I've been following this amazing channel for a long time. The major reason I believe it took off was the fact that Shirvan is rarely interested in who is right or wrong in his videos. He just gives all the facts and why nations behave the way they do. This video was quite disappointing as the video was made to push a specific narrative via cherry picking facts. It is rare that Shrivan would talk about a conflict without mentioning who sparked it. One example being the 1967 war when he failed to mention Israel actually started that conflict in a surprise attack. I myself am neutral in this Palestinian/Israel problem. But knowing what I know about the conflict this video was nowhere near the quality you'd expect from a CaspianReport video. I get it, Israel and your home country are allied. But at the end of the day you're making videos for mass consumption here, don't make your biases too obvious.
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  4392.  @incumbentvinyl9291  Hilarious yes. But sadly it's true.
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  4393.  @incumbentvinyl9291  If you had understood the original point we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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  4394.  @dewd9327  Yes what the Greek Cypriots tried to do to the minority on that island was very similar to what the Turks did to the Armenians. Difference is what the Turks did to the Armenians was well over 100 years ago and during a world war. What the Greek Cypriots did happened when most of us were alive. Not to mention the war criminals are still alive. So yea, just like Turkey in some ways nothing like Turkey in others. Either way I'm sure we can both agree trying to exterminate a minority group is not a good thing to do.
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  4395.  @siprianoramos2894  Well the Geneva convention and Rome Statues actually have clauses international law about the punishment for aiding and abetting war crimes and genocide. So legally speaking, you're right. We're just as guilty.
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  4396.  @ameyas7726  If that country didn't have such a small population they probably could. Not like Berlin and Paris have a military to stop them.
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  4397. If the ICC doesn't act (we all know it won't because it's a kangaroo court) it's legitimacy is going to be tarnished beyond repair, it is going to become an irrelevant organization in the eyes of most of the world. The put out an arrest warrant for Putin who's war has killed less children and civilians in nearly 2 years of massive combat than Israel has killed in Gaza in 2 weeks. If the ICC does not follow clear cut international law and issue arrest warrants for the entire Israeli leadership, the ICC is finished.
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  4398.  @HolySpiritGuidedIndividual  Except none of that is going to happen. Getting away with crimes in the age of mass information like today will not be easy. Gaza will remain, the Palestinians will remain.
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  4399.  @leondrodonald7095  The fact there are a few wealthy families who produced fighters doesn't change the fact the vast majority of these fighters come from families who can barely afford shoes. The fact you mention Mcgregor in a conversation this has nothing to do with explains why you're being so irrational. It was odd how emotionally invested in another man some people are. Most people with this behavior were most likely raised by single mom's and mistook Mcgregor's ridiculous bravado for the masculinity they never saw growing up. They've now turned into anti-Khabib internet warriors because he destroyed the only father figure they've ever had lol Also I'd love for you to provide some sort of evidence that giving little children steroids will have long term positive effects on them. It's nothing short of insanity. One more thing, please be honest. Were you raised by a single mom?
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  4400.  @danieldippolito7106  Oh come on man, that's ridiculous.
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  4401.  @ryzeryzeryze  Or maybe the conservative state of Texas, you know the place everyone fleeing from California is going?
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  4402.  @shadowthehedgehog3113  This all assuming there will be enough Greeks left to have a fully functioning nation state the next few hundred years.
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  4403. @Thor I'm fairly sure none of those nations will be needing or expecting you to defend them. The other way around is a lot more likely.
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  4404.  @thor.halsli  Unfortunately world military strategists don't make decisions based on the emotions of Thor from youtube. So no, Turkey won't be out of Nato and for all intents and purposes Sweden probably won't get in. Me personally I'd like to see Sweden in Nato as it would be nice to have them under the umbrella as well. Too bad they shot themselves in the foot with their childish foreign policy decisions. Sweden isn't important enough to cry over it though. As long as Finland gets it Nato reaches it's geo strategic goals due to Finland's huge border with Russia. And there is now way any rational person in their right mind would trade Sweden for Turkey in a military alliance. That is like trading a Ferrari for a Honda Civic before a car race. And you're right, those 5 don't have zero weight, I should have said they have near zero weight. This is how life works, what you put into an organization determines how much influence you have over said organization.
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  4405.  @thor.halsli  Kindship is one thing my friend but building an alliance for the sole purpose of winning a war is another. Peace from the not so frozen plains of America.
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  4406. @shidokasagi5406. Russia is surely in a pickle with Armenia. They're damned if they do they're damned if they don't. Not to mention it becomes doubly difficult when they're dealing with a nation which doesn't exactly have sober and rational leadership.
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  4407. They're not quite one bit, they're quite open in cheering on Apartheid in Israel and offering any supported need to keep the apartheid system there alive.
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  4408. Elon Musk shooting the shieet with war criminals. Interesting.
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  4409.  @LadieKadie you’re complicit then
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  4410. @BD, Their banks aren't collapsing bro. Nor do they have skyrocketing inflation and political instability. Facts>Feelings.
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  4411. It is called propaganda.
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  4412. @Joeputrasinga2927. Care to explain to me why Christians living there are joining the Palestinian resistance then? Why are the Christians living there who know what is going on siding with the Palestinians. I'd love an answer to this question.
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  4413.  @YosepRA  Indonesia isn't America or Canada. You're not going to get harrassed by the government for having the wrong opinion or get canceled.
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  4414. It is interesting how we used to always read about the atrocities in WW2 and wonder how in the world was that allowed to happen. Well, now we know. We know all too well. I'd imagine 50 years from now young students will be reading about this and just shaking their head in disbelief as to how this was allowed to happen. Genocide Joe will be one of the most famous presidents in American history. For all the wrong reasons.
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  4415.  @antiwokeguy  you’re 100 percent right we should stay out of it. We make it our problem when we pour billions of dollars and weapons into the conflict Billions we could use at home on things like infrastructure and disaster relief for Americans. North Carolina residents need help. Hell maybe they should rename North Carolina Israel, maybe then billions will come from Washington for help
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  4416. You can't sign a ceasefire agreement when you're getting wrecked and then simply ignore what you signed. That is a dangerous thing to do for any nation. The only nation I can think of which constantly does this and gets away with it is Israel. They are the outlier obviously, for most nations a heavy price is paid if you continually sign such things and ignore them.
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  4417.  @ercanylmaz967  I'd dealt with a lot of Greeks and Turks. It seems to me stealing is in both your blood streams.
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  4418. @George Southwick this is what happens when a democracy dies. It's outright terrifying. If someone told me we'd be going through this 30 years ago I'd laugh at them.
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  4419.  @oliverwilliams1086  Wow amazing argument. Well done how can anyone disagree.
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  4420.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  When put under a microscope your comment falls apart. Lets compare and contrast. Armenia invades Karabakh in the 1990s: Over half a million civilians ethnically cleansed and tens of thousands slaughtered. Azerbaijan invades Karabakh in 2020, less than a few dozen civilians die. The facts don't really agree with your point of view. Facts>your feelings.
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  4421.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  I think we both know that 10s of thousands of civilians didn't die during the invasion of 2020. That information is public you can simply look it up. Randomly making up figures which everyone knows is B.S. to try to prove your point is poor form. Again, facts<your feelings.
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  4422. Actually that tactic in a terrifying well worked out very well for them. Enough people showed up to destroy entire cities.
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  4423. Would be nice if they stopped slaughtering each other for petty interests though.
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  4424.  @kikiki4032  One of the more interesting things about ethnic cleansing deniers is that they all follow the same guide book. Step one 1. Claim the other side did the same or worse (even if they didn't) What the Armenians are doing here isn't new, every single ethnic cleansing denier in history makes claims like this. Although the fact 800,000 Azeri civilians were ethnically cleansed when Armenia invaded it's neighbor's territory is cleanly swept under the rug.
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  4425.  @davidsteins8801  Can you name one nation which officially recognizes it as such? Because I can name over 170 nations which recognize that territory as Azerbaijani territory.
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  4426.  @Battlefield_Detective  Are you threatening the entire planet and thinking you can decide what people decide to buy and not by? This is madness. But then again your screen name kind of gives away the madness.
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  4427.  @Battlefield_Detective  When you use the term "if you dare" that is the definition of a threat. Which would be fine if you didn't use it in such a ridiculous fashion. As far as tech, individuals have the ability to boycott what they want and not boycott what they don't. What part of this is confusing to you? You believe it is possible for anyone to control the purchasing habits of billions of people? Trust me bro, all humans including you and I, can decide which brand of coffee we feel like buying or not. You can't change that. Well if people boycott youtube, you make it seem like they'll be hurt. No Youtube will. We live in a globalized world, someone will make an alternative if there is a demand for it. Electricity? Do you believe one nation controls the electricity supply in this world? That is an insane idea. Airplanes (btw aeroplane isn't a word), You do realize we in America aren't the only country which make Airplanes right? You literally sound like a raving lunatic bro.
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  4428.  @markm5758  You don't seem very interested in gaining more knowledge. You basically come off as a hyper emotional ideologue who simply isn't interested in rhyme or reason. You might as well join the feminist movement lol
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  4429.  @aman-qr7wh all nations which have been attacked and destroyed by Israel or destroyed on behalf of Israel Nice list you proved the guy’s point
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  4430.  @artiefakt4402  If it was so easy to replace, France wouldn't be losing it's mind right now. Without access to stolen African resources France would turn into a third world country overnight. The Africans can live without French aid in the long term but can France live without stolen African resources?
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  4431. 50 years later there is still no violence on that island.
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  4432.  @andnowyouknow3363  You claim history proves XY and Z, yet you don't show this proof. Probably because it doesn't exist. Imagine a bunch of Europeans without one ancestor to that region claiming that region to be theirs? Why? Because they happened to have converted to a religion of people who used to be from that region? Right.....
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  4433.  @gjc1  So your entire argument is that anything you disagree with is spurious? That is one hell of an argument lol
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  4434. Usually when the media has a headline which starts with "according to US intelligence." You know you're about to hear some BS lol
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  4435. @Bartycrouchj.8831. It is just empty vocal support. Most wouldn't lift a finger or be bothered to.
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  4436.  @Klaus74-yd1ur  Like all hopelessly false analogies we can cover that as well. Kurds: last I checked they aren't stuffed into modern concentration camps, even they'll tell you that. Syrians: Hard to claim a country which is housing more Syrian refugees than the rest of the world combined is actually doing something bad to them. Armenians: Yes I'm sure when talking about war crimes you can go 100s of years into the past and find something similar. That would literally be like me murdering my neighbor's children. Then when you call me about on it I tell you that your great great great great great great grandfather did something similar and expect to win that debate. If we're going to look at history to show us instances of people behaving like this, why go back over 100 years. Go to more recent events like what the Germans did. Very similar just on a larger scale. Come back with something more rational Klaus.
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  4437. Who ever decided to dress this boy up as a little girl needs to be arrested for child abuse.
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  4438. Ben has been quite open about his genocidal tendencies for well over a decade now.
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  4439. The “core” doesn’t seem to be as good at getting what they want as they used to be. I’m not sure that in the long term Palestine can be kept stateless and subjugated.
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  4440.  @multignou  We had a manufacturing base during WW2. We simple switched already existing factory lines to produce military gear. Where are those factories today? The answer is, no we can't. That is until we rebuild our manufacturing base, which our insane leaders seem to have very little interest in.
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  4441.  @harukrentz435  Unlike the EU most rational nations around the world use renewable energy as an addon instead of wild rhetoric about being "carbon free soon." So yea, I'm sure it will work like a charm in those winters like you said.
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  4442.  @sasoonhaikazian3935  Will you guys defend it like you defended Karabakh? The only thing stopping Azerbaijan from pushing deep into Armenian territory is Russia.
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  4443.  @mohammedzainansari1307  Actually they do have weak militaries and they aren't shy about admitting it themselves. Buying weapons or having fancy weapons doesn't mean much if you don't have enough trained people to use and maintain them. And yes they are 100% militarily dependent because none of these nations have the ability to defend themselves and again they aren't shy about admitting it either.
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  4444.  martavion  Never mind.
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  4445.  @rensinclair4218  This conversation isn't about people critiquing speech. It is about people trying to ban it.
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  4446. @Ferenc Gerocs, which EU country was it which had a fringe legal political party which was built to protect the rights of pedophiles. It was the Netherlands perhaps?
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  4447.  @thomastsolakis9212  They were fully willing participants in Israel's strategies until what they were doing got out and they were threatened over it. Threats made them stop, not because they understood that working with Israel for Genocide was a bad idea.
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  4448. Yapsie Doodles, the Syrian conflict wrecked Turkey. What in the world are you talking about. Unless you assume a destabilized border and 5 million refugees running around your country is something that "works well"
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  4449. Did this guy really just say Erdogan appointed himself president for life? Talk about fake news lol They have scheduled elections dude, incase you haven't noticed.
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  4450. @shayshay8448 Why not try to say something which is even half way constructive. Instead of this high school cafeteria rhetoric which has zero relation to reality.
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  4451.  @Moralcompass123  Just like the OP was making childish comments I see people who disagree with the OP aren't immune to making their own childish comments? Erdogan bites like a lion? Really? Reality check. He isn't a chicken nor does he bite like a lion.
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  4452.  @lamsmiley1944  If you believe Ukraine to be a democracy, I have some amazing Pacific Ocean Front property in Paris I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price.
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  4453.  @maxriley1769  I have this feeling you're the type of person who would like to see people who disagree with you jailed.
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  4454.  @vertigo2894  A dictator who recently saw his party get handled a humiliating defeat in the last midterm election? Really bro? lol
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  4455. Lets be realistic, Biden really isn't in control of all this. He's simply a mouthpiece. These lunatics want another conflict, going 4 years under Trump without a war or country to destroy has them chomping at the bit. Too much money to be made I guess (at the expense of US taxpayers)
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  4456.  @tanura5830  Yes when it suits them Nato has absolutely zero interest in human rights. But with that said Nato membership is not the same as EU membership or visa versa. The three strongest militaries which keep Nato a viable force are not even in the EU.
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  4457.  @Ярослав-с7и6г  You can't really have both those points of view at the same time. They're extremely contradictory.
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  4458.  @bradyportwood9398  Not saying we will or won't, just pointing out the obvious if we do.
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  4459. You do realize this video tried to cover over 600 years of events in 37 minutes right? If every single little detail was covered like people want this video would take weeks.
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  4460. So some fuel station in some third world country blows up? You think anyone cares?
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  4461. @Marburg-yw4nj So you're saying taking part in a genocide is fine? Interesting.
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  4462. Last time the Turks barked at Cyprus. After barking for a few years they decided to bite in 1974. Big bite that Cyprus still hasn't recovered from. Learn history before making nonsensical claims.
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  4463. Emotionally damaged and narcissistic people these days simply look for reasons to give moral lectures to anyone these days for any reason to make themselves feel better. Unfortunately here in the west we're producing people like this like a factory pumping out product. Apparently this kid is now Hitler because he pulled a cat's ear
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  4464. In this timeline the term Iraqi wouldn’t exist. You’d just refer to yourself as an ottoman Arab. Your life would probably quite peaceful having never seen war. You’d probably be running some small business supplying parts to some ottoman military factory. Essentially you’d be chillen lol But alas we don’t live in this timeline and Iraq is a much different place ☹️
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  4465.  @memeolski  That's an interesting point. So the UN should send peacekeepers who will help do something against the UN's own resolutions? lol
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  4466.  @georgios_5342  You could argue that but you'd be wrong.
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  4467. Yes and men like Jeffery Sachs don't' make ridiculous comments about people like RFK not wanting to dominate the world.
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  4468. @Phoboss32. I'd imagine the Russians know Turkey might be a bit more than they're willing to chew. I'd say the chances of such a thing happening are nearly zero.
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  4469. Except they're not according to international law. Occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary. This is codified in international law in a treaty signed by most of the world. You strike me as the type of person who back in 1831 would have called the slaves who tried to revolt terrorists too.
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  4470.  @akashroy8151  Not sure what India being or not being a Nato member has to do with the war in Ukraine. Ukraine isn't a Nato member either. Do you have to be a Nato member to call an invasion and invasion? Especially when the nation being invaded isn't a Nato member itself? Your comment makes no sense.
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  4471.  @akashroy8151  You responded to a comment about why India isn't condemning Russia. The fact India isn't in Nato is irrelevant to that question. Unless your contention is that only Nato members are condemning Russia. I'm not saying India should or shouldn't condemn Russia. India is a sovereign state and should do what is in the best interests of her people. But when responding to why India hasn't condemned the invasion, claiming that India isn't part of Nato as a response to that question is ridiculous.
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  4472.  @akashroy8151  You do need to understand that when you respond with "Is INDIA a NATO member?" Which is exactly what you said in your first post people might assume you're making the argument that one must be in Nato to condemn the invasion. As far as learning from Turkey, I'd imagine there is a lot India can learn from that country. Turkey is a country people try to move to and India is a country no one wants to go to and people who are there want to leave. So yea, learning a thing or two from a nation which attracts so many people would be logical no? I mean don't you want India to be a place so nice others would want to go there? Unless of course you hate India and want it to be a terrible place, then one can argument India has nothing to learn from Turkey.
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  4473.  @akashroy8151  Except I've also argued that India should do what is in India's interests regarding sanctioning Russia. Why would I support something you claim is frustrating me? lol I'm the most outspoken critic of the way the world order is right now, it's like a mafia.
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  4474. What is bollywood?
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  4475. @hanfsa5368. He will be fine, he isn't the president of some mickey mouse state where he can be easily replaced. He isn't the president of Iraq, Egypt or Pakistan. Again he'll be fine. His biggest worry is essentially his own people, as long as he keeps them happy he is fine.
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  4476. If there is a draft then yes, no community would be exempt. It is insanity to ask one group of people to send their children to die and tell another group they dont' have to.
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  4477. Really? Humans moving from one place to another over 1000 years ago? Who would have thought lol
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  4478.  @coke2679  I'd imagine they'd rather have an air defense system than have the lira 20% stronger. Not sure having your currency be a little stronger will mean anything if you can't defend your country.
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  4479.  @1302VL  So is that what you do? When ever someone doesn't agree with your insane worldview you automatically assume they're from ethnic group X? Forget being an Azeri, I've never even met an Azeri.
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  4480. @Cosmic Claim, on that front it won't matter who is elected. The government will be under intense pressure from the public to extract a pound of flesh from the Swedes, unlike western Europe over there the government has no choice but to do the bidding of the voters when there is that much pressure. Considering what Sweden has done to that country, I can't say I blame them. Nor will this change regardless of who is elected. I know here in the west when it comes to foreign policy our minds are blown just thinking about the people having a say in what the government does. lol
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  4481.  @balung  Yet they way they're being treated hasn't changed much. Yes the world has changed but the old habits of how Europeans are treating Africans needs to change too. By force if neccessary.
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  4482. @Mike DC, Unfortunately the people in Ohio won't get much. People are going to realize their government simply doesn't care about the wellbeing of it's own citizens.
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  4483. Mujtaba Gillani, This is probably why reunification is probably never going to happen. This wasn't the first or last time the international system has made serious mistakes. Keeping the people in the north punished via isolation is insanity. All for the crime of defending themselves I guess. History will not judge this well. .
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  4484.  @victorbukowsky7496  I'm not shocked that you don't know what I'm saying. To highly emotional and irrational people reason and logic does seem confusing.
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  4485.  @danakaleb4882  You have enough time to use rhetoric about how someone is wrong but don't have enough time to elaborate why they're wrong? Hmm interesting. If you don't want to waste more minutes of your life, stop making nonsensical posts. That would be a good start.
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  4486.  @justmarios4551  Kurds unlike Greeks aren't cowards though. So it's a strange analogy.
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  4487.  @idkmyname7211  I have no idea why someone would make that move but they're doing it. Look it up. It's not up to me to decide why or why someone wouldn't do something they're obviously doing. Ask them.
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  4488.  @aristarxosomegas  No, I saw a news video about it, hard to believe it was fake because they were literally interviewing people who made the move. I have no horse in this way, personally I don't care where any of you decide to live. You seem to be the one emotionally invested in this hoping beyond hope it isn't true lol I personally don't care, just telling you what is. Hell maybe you should make that move too lol
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  4489.  @aristarxosomegas  It won't ever say anything to you because you don't want it to say anything to you. That's fine though you're welcome to view the world through your emotions. No one is going to go out of their way to convince you.
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  4490.  @jiddec  Perhaps because they warned Israel not to ethnically cleanse a Palestinian neighborhood? To not shoot people who were trying to go to a house of worship on a holiday? You're literally blaming the rape victim for for scratching her attackers face. Then have the audacity to make a statement like "why did she scratch his face" Yea, she should have just laid down and taken it right? Then she wouldnt' have been beaten up as well.. Well done Chris, you get the horrible person of the day award today. The way you're going, I'm hoping you don't go strangle a bunch of puppies tomorrow for fun.
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  4491.  @jiddec  Calling out evil isn't name calling, it's simply reflecting the reality of the situation. Also since when was Gaza a nation? Not that the Israeli government would ever allow these people to have anything resembling a nation. Saying ridiculous things like Dum Dum doesn't hide the fact you really have no talking points which are ground in any sort of reality.
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  4492.  @59Alaskan  What is wrong with owning a chicken factory farm? People eat chicken no?
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  4493. I don't think you guys were betrayed in 1974, wasn't it the Greeks who decided to slaughter an entire minority group on an island which led to the war? Not to mention those Nato allies saved the entire island from being taken. How can one group of people be this ungrateful? You should reconsider your allies, I'm not sure how many nations will put up with Greece's BS for much longer.
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  4494. They've been saying for well over 6 months now that they have no issues with Finland's bid. Their problem was on Finland insisting that they'll only join if they send their application together with Sweden. Eventually the Finns realized the Swedes have no choice and decided to join on their own. So this really wasn't Erdo's decision to make, it was Finland's.
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  4495. I guess France got what it wanted in Libya when it pushed so hard for the intervention 10 years ago. A destroyed nation which will be at civil war for another 100 years. Then they have the audacity to make videos about how bad it is there? Seriously?
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  4496.  @aboesbaes  You mean one of the most evil countries. But fret not, one of the few nations more evil than Saudi Arabia is the UAE. I hope the civilized world deals with both of these evil regimes.
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  4497.  @PyroShields  Israel actually occupied and took over all the water sources in the entire area. They even took some of Syria's and Lebanon's water sources.
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  4498. @Arpine Mikayelyan, You failed to mention their invasion and illegal occupation of the 7 regions around Karabakh which belonged to Azerbaijan. Not to mention they also ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. This idea that they're just a people who want to live peacefully is insanity considering the history of what happened.
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  4499. @Todd W, I'm not so sure they're dumb. They seem to be smart enough working together to make us believe things which simply aren't true.
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  4500.  @karenthompson1539  What corporate organization would have a reason to expend the effort and resources to get Tucker's personal video 77m views?
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  4501.  @IOANNOU28  You simply cannot make claims which make absolutely no sense and then scream critical thinking.
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  4502.  Ahmed A2  So no one is allowed to have an opinion on a video they just watched? Who are you to decide who does and who doesn't have a right to do? I get it, you're probably a genetically damaged inbred who is quite literally incapable of being a rational human being but don't think your insanity can in any way, shape or form stop the rest of us from having an opinion.
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  4503.  @jitulvslife03  Yes except Israel isn't allowing Gaza or any of the other areas Palestinians live to be a "country." Gaza isn't a country, it's a concentration camp run by Israel. Also on the subject of Apartheid you're forgetting the occupied west bank in which they do most certainly have a different set of rules based on your ethnicity. I could make a long list of them but one which is interesting is they have buses in certain areas of the occupied zone which only one ethnic group can get on and the other one is banned from using. Not to mention people from certain ethnicities aren't allowed to travel freely from one town to another without permission from the occupier. South Africa was a textbook case of apartheid and you might want to look at what some of their leaders (who lived through apartheid) say about the apartheid in Palestine. They say it is worse and a more brutal form of apartheid. Your argument is irrational and nowhere near reality. You might as well try to convince people men can get pregnant.
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  4504. Bond yields go up when people stop buying them. The rate must go up to attract new investors. When the yields skyrocket it means two things. 1. We get wrecked because the cost to borrow is going up 2. Shows that investors world wide are losing confidence in the US government.
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  4505. Another fantastic video. I am a simple man. James puts out a video, I click on said video.
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  4506. So you believe that pushing out an illegal occupation force from your internationally recognized territory to be a criminal act? According to your logic would Cypriots be criminals if they were able to push out the Turkish army from Cyprus? Because that is where your logic is headed here.
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  4507.  @sergeyb8  No you haven't but Nato has. Which is what is causing all this.
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  4508.  @sergeyb8  It's not an "excuse." It is literally a reason why. No one is saying it's right. You don't have to agree with something to understand why a person does what they do. When someone does something you don't agree with, it makes sense to try to understand why they're doing it.
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  4509.  • A Bit Of Everything •  Not sure what Slavic migration to Europe has to do with Serbians being mad about Nato bombing the living hell out of them. Is that what you do? Inject some random knowledge you have into a conversation it has absolutely nothing to do with? Must be a Slavic thing, you aren't exactly known to be the most rational bunch.
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  4510. @Daha Solomon, to be fair it is more so Saudi Arabia and the UAE trying to resume dialogue with Turkey which is probably due to their hardpower. Egypt on the other hand you are right, they don't seem to affected by it and are playing hard to get with Turkey chasing them for better relations.
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  4511. @Stiny Pete, anyone following what is going on knows that Turkey is pretty open about the fact it has no issues with Finland joining Nato. Sweden is their problem. Finland isn't in the awkward position if funding armed groups who are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of a collective defense organization they're trying to join.
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  4512.  @metajventure  It really boils down to how much power a government has and how authoritarian is. Our media throws around catch phrases like "dictator" far too easily without getting into any nuance. One it's hard to call the man a dictator when his party recently lost the midterm elections pretty badly. Two the government in general regardless of who is in control there has a lot less overreaching powers than here in the United States. Confiscating property at will would be A LOT easier here in the United States than in a country where the government doesn't wield as much power over their populace. There aren't many regulatory bodies they can use to justify such confiscations as they can in the overly regulated highly powerful central governments of the west. Look at legitimate eminent domain cases for example where the government needs your property to build a road or what not. In America and the west in general it's a fairly easy process where they simply pay you what it's worth and they're done with you. In Turkey I've seen cases where the government goes through hell if some farmer doesn't want to sell his land. Property rights are pretty enshrined in the local culture there and it's not something they're willing to compromise on regardless of which way the political winds are blowing.
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  4513.  @jayzzargarian8470  I'd imagine just like the Azeris will not forget the 850,000 civilians ethnically cleansed by the Armenians in the 1990s. I'm pretty sure they haven't forgotten either.
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  4514. @Atomic4650, Compared to France anyone would be a better alternative. You think these people have enjoyed being robbed, beaten, raped and pillaged for 200 years?
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  4515.  @mikeny5020  Considering their policies it feels like they're going to destabilize that entire region.
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  4516.  @necesitoMuchodiNero  Why not? Because it wouldn't make any sense for them to do so. What they'd get in return in relation to the resources they'd have to throw at it simply doesn't add up. You can't be a world superpower if you don't have an extremely large blue water Navy. Turkish defense spending isn't even interested in spending on a blue water Navy. They're building their Navy for the Med Sea. Which they obviously want to dominate the East Med. This notion of super power is ridiculous. In fact when the USA falters in their super power status, I'm not sure any nation will take up that status. Super powers are rare in human history and will probably continue to be. We'll see a lot of extremely powerful regional powers, which Turkey can obviously achieve.
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  4517. But you failed to mention why they intervened. They stopped a full blown ethnic cleansing campaign when the majority on that Island went full blown Hitler on the minority. They not only saved the minority on the island but there has been zero violence on the island since their intervention. That is the definition of success. The only people I'd imagine would complain about this would be the people who preferred the ethnic cleansing campaign to have been allowed to continue. Are you in that camp?
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  4518. @VIGD. You mean that same Ankara Republic where over one quarter of it's democratically elected leaders are Kurdish? That Republic right? Righttttttt...... Fake news much?
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  4519.  @PakistanDefenseForum  No she seems to be pointing out the hypocrisy of people.
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  4520.  @cboisvert2  Meh that is a debate which could be had.
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  4521. @jalanG10. I'd have to agree with you but they are showing evolution. They've broken with the mainstream establishment narrative on the Palestine/Israel issue. Progress is progress I guess. But the idea that they think using the courts to beat a man that can't be defeated at the ballot box is a form of retardation. Throwing presidential candidates in jail or using the courts to ban them from running is a very dangerous thing to do for any society.
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  4522.  @henryharder3823  Dude I'm an American who spends about 4 months every year in Turkey for the past 20 years. Where did you get this racist trope that Jews and Christians don't enjoy religious freedoms in Turkey? Why would you even ask such a ridiculous question. In my 20 years I've never once been bothered over my religious beliefs. Why are you spreading such malicious slander?
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  4523. @Jan T. Carlsson, this is what happens when any society gets so deep in their own dogma they refuse to see reality. They literally had themselves convinced that they are the "superior race" and they can never lose. Notice how the public completely and utterly freaked out when they surrendered. "How could this be, we're the master race and they're just apes. There must be some wider conspiracy theory because we can't possibly lose to them." This is what drowning in your own dogma looks like, it's sad and very ugly.
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  4524.  @jant.carlsson5061  Well without having to get into all that, I simply think it's wrong for one nation to invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse half a million civilians from said territory.
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  4525. Their elections are pretty clean compared to most nations, a lot cleaner than here in the United States. Erdogan's party got hammered in the midterm elections to anyone paying attention.
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  4526. @JackDonith, You do realize you're referring to a period of nearly 50 years. In 50 years nations can switch between hard and softer power more than 20 times. From 2000-2014 they were full on soft power. It's a rough region and the policy failed so they went with what works. As far as the detailed history of Cyprus you're right most people including me don't know, it isn't exactly an important enough place for people to study. Most people know the gist of what happened. The Greek Cypriots tried to ethnically cleanse a small minority group on the island, the Turks freaked out and invaded the island stopping the ethnic cleansing. Not a very complicated issue.
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  4527. @Sean Keeney we only have two types of politicians. 1. The vast majority : Establishment politicians 2. The vast minority: Non establishment politicians. That is it, that is all we have. If you look at what policies they support or don't supporting there is literally no difference between Obama, Romney, Hillary or Mitch McConnell.
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  4528.  @dasbubba841  I'm not sure if guaranteeing your security in the past gives any nation the right to fund terrorists on your border. Silly bubba, one doesn't need to be a Turk to understand that if I helped you with something 40 years ago it doesn't mean I can come punch you in the face today. Most rational people would understand this....But obviously not all people are rational.
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  4529. Spot on, the trouble is most of the world has figured this out.
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  4530. @MH12g. So you're saying you're a fan of genocide and people being slaughtered like cattle? Seems like you enjoyed nearly 1 million people dying in Ukraine as well?
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  4531. Seems they're going to be disappointed. The world has changed, the way information flows has changed. The world is up in arms, Jared's business venture isn't going to get off the ground. Gaza will survive and the world will remember.
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  4532.  @AliHamza-sv4ni  Actually any group in any situation can get together and vote on anything. Even people in prison. Also, you don't get to decide what people can and can't complain about. Also the word concentration camp has a real definition. The situation in Gaza fits within that definition and is easy to demonstrate. Your feelings can't change reality or change the definitions of words. Also your solution to the situation is that these people should simply leave because if they stay they'll be brutalized? YOu do realize you just literally spelled out the definition of ethnic cleansing in international law. Even the outcomes of your arguments are illegal when it comes to the Geneva Convention and Rome Statues governing war crimes.
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  4533.  @scp049leplaguedocter3  Prisoners in jail probably get better food than Gaza. More calories for sure. You might want to look into Israeli studies on how many calories per person they should allow into the concentration camp called Gaza. The findings which were obvious implemented by the Apartheid state of Israel came out to less calories per person than people in prisons here in America. You just scuttled your own argument.
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  4534.  @scp049leplaguedocter3  So that changes the fact Gaza isn't an open air prison but a concentration camp? Because America has better prisons than China? Is that your argument?
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  4535.  @milantoth6246  A defense agency for a block which doesn't have the ability to defend itself? How exactly will that work? It would be like trying to build a police force of people in wheelchairs. No easy task.
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  4536. @Thierry Houthaeve, This isn't an EU affair. In fact the EU nations really don't have much of a say in how this evolves, considering the vast majority of Nato's military capabilities are chipped in by non EU states. So the EU should simply stick back while their fate is being decided by others. They don't really have much of a choice in the matter.
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  4537. @Hopefullinterventions. International law doesn't give one state the right to brutally invade another state's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians because they happen to have some of their native speakers living in a neighboring state. What you're proposing not only holds zero international law weight but it also pure and utter madness.
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  4538.  @Wildanimal864.  All of them. If you haven't figured that out, god help you.
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  4539.  @123kimbo123  It happened but looking at what happened after that, it's pretty clear they regretted doing it. A pound of flesh was extracted, I don't think they'd be dumb enough to do something like that again.
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  4540. Yea because calling a group who's main tactic is terrorism a terrorist organization wouldn't be objective at all right? lol
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  4541.  @klibrahim6070  Not if you were recently involved in the war in Karabakh. I'd imagine the Mongol side had a much better go of it.
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  4542.  @serjthereturn  Do the crimes of one group excuse the crimes of another? That would be like me murdering 20 neighbors and then being like "hey no big deal, I know of a guy that killed 22, so be nice to me" Insane? yes
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  4543. @Brett Carter, He voiced an opinion our overlords don't agree with and paid the price. Imagine saying that brutality is wrong and being taken to task for it.
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  4544.  @midlands8819  When people are paying extra taxes to pay for that dude's kids, they have ever right to question why a man who cannot feed 2 kids is having 5. Remember he is no longer in Pakistan, he lives in a society which will help care for the kids he can't take care of. Also migrant any family which inbreeds should immediately be kicked out of that country. Last thing any country needs are hordes of genetically damaged children running around.
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  4545.  @vivov5plus43  The guy has been in charge for nearly 20 years and I don't see anything near Turkey being an "islamic shithole." We vacation there every year and stay for a few months. Spreading such vicious misinformation is quite literally evil.
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  4546.  @stoopid6036  The question is how tough will they be when a bunch of angry men are trying to kill them.
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  4547. @Orpheus, Europe really isn't in a position to not be dependent on larger powers. It will in one way shape or form be the lap dog of one of those powers. It just has to decide which.
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  4548.  @Andy-P  And no one ever wonders why right? Guy just woke up one day and decide to kill a bunch of people because he felt like it? lol
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  4549.  @jinghe5802  Seriously?
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  4550.  @Lee-sz6ll  If I had 5 million refugees that want to go elsewhere, I'd simply let them go. In fact I think Erdogan keeping those refugees while they want to leave is outright insanity. Also looking at your post it's fairly obvious you're the one crying no?
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  4551.  @generationkilled  they said the same for their drones which have been proven to be durable, affordable and deadly on the field of battle. I think people are trashing this based on some psychotic sense of superiority. Fact is they’d rather have a reliable plane they built without vectoring, than an over priced unreliable one with it.
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  4552.  @johnd2058  It would also mean he'd be wet for the establishment as well. Which would also mean he should be wet for Biden no? They're the standard bearers for not caring what the public thinks when it comes to starting wars.
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  4553. Nato has been a bit too selective with the military tech it shared with Turkey in the last 20 years. This is why we're in the situation we're in. What was Einstein's definition of insanity again?
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  4554. @Ahmed Patel, that is outright impossible there.
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  4555.  @améliehester6996  I'm not a Republican or Democrat but the idea of a government agency deciding what is the "truth" is sketchy at best and outright authoritarian at worst. But we can't say this is a new phenomenon. The Nazi party had a ministry that decided what truths could be told, so did the USSR under Stalin. Two shining examples I guess.
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  4556.  @lou6749  Not sure how that has anything to do with the point I just made.
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  4557.  @terry9873  Don't disgrace Donald Trump like that. Call this dude Joe Biden please lol
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  4558. Turkey can't leave Nato and Nato isn't interested in having them leave either. Long term Turkey's main competition and threat factor is Russia. It has always been Russia and it will always be Russia. Geography is destiny.
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  4559.  @Freenow-i6o  So you're saying people who have had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp for nearly 2 decades getting violent if they break out is a Pogrom? But Israel targeting and slaughtering 10s of thousands of civilians in just two weeks, while making statements that they want to "empty" to the place isn't a Pogram? What else you got for me bro? Wanna try to convince me the earth is flat?
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  4560. All this might be an irrelevant conversation as Finland might get vetoed from joining Nato and Sweden will be vetoed for sure.
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  4561.  @iomega2 he is probably right. Kamala is a war criminal in and millions of democrats will refuse to vote for her
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  4562.  @iomega2  Let me ask you something, not to claim that America has a higher IQ than you think but perhaps to let you know that you're throwing stones out of a glass house. If we're that dumb, what do you think that makes Europeans considering they've literally handed over every single aspect of their defense to us? Just to save a few bucks you put your entire future into the hands of people who you claim are dumb? You literally don't even have leaders who have any interest in the interest of your people, they're literally tools of our American imperialism, your leaders don't work for you. You literally live in a dying area of the world which allowed itself to be colonized but is too stupid to realize it. So no, I'm not saying we're great. We have more problems than we can imagine. But there is one silver lining, we don't have as many problems as Europe.
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  4563. They're "profoundly disturbed." Yet aren't disturbed one bit as they fawn over notorious war criminals. Interesting indeed.
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  4564. Imagine what they would have done to this poor old man if the cameras weren't rolling? Probably two bullets to the skull and pushed aside like a piece of trash as they continue to shoot down the streets at little kids with rocks. I can't believe this is allowed to happen in this day and age. :O(
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  4565. Peter keeps harping about how China is failing but maybe we should talk about how France is in an even worse situation than China.
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  4566. Nice to see there are people old enough to remember that fool me again bit by Bush.
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  4567. @B Nizzle, Putting forth an aggressive foreign policy on the basis of another nation helping you incase something goes south is a very dangerous foreign policy. What happens if Turkey reacts and nations like America and Germany decide not to intervene, then what? Cyprus all over again?
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  4568. @Curt Randall, cut them a break dude. They probably have like 15 subscribers to their paid site. They have to keep trying to get more no? lol
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  4569.  @darkhorse381  You'd think they'd show a little love to Genocide Joe and Holocaust Harris no? Especially after the service this regime has given them and their cause. No?
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  4570.  @arthurla509  Before ww1 it was Ottoman territory. Before that it was Persian territory, before that it was Russian empire territory, before that it was Mongol territory, before that it was Timurid territory, before that it was Byzantine territory. You'd have to literally go back like 2000 years to when it was Armenian territory. That is a pretty damned loose claim to a piece of land to use as an excuse to invade another country and ethnically cleanse 800,000 of their civilians like the Armenians did to the Azeris in the 1990s. THis is insanity.
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  4571.  @MrFatalerror27  1.How battle tested at the Rsk and S70? 2. How many wars have they won on their own? 3. If they're so powerful, why hasn't Russia used them instead of losing most of the proxy wars they've entered. Libya, Armenia, Ukraine and northern Syria. 4. Is it your contention that the Russia has amazing drones but it's leadership is too stupid to use them?
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  4572.  @fahadhanssen_6456  Yes the US drones are better but cost like 50 times more. Which makes them fairly ineffective as they can't be risked as much nor can you use them in swarm fashion.
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  4573.  @ashis7078  I've been a very outspoken critic of most of the wars you're referring. I am not going to make excuses for them, you're 100% right. But there is a point where we disagree. Most of the young men going off to war don't know they're going to destroy innocent people so the globalists can plunder their resources. They get so propagandized they actually believe they're defending the country. You can't blame the average soldier bro, these aren't evil people. The evil people are the people lying to them and sending them there. The dead and injured American soldiers in Iraq were just as much the victims of these insane globalists as the Iraqis were. If Karma were real, the lunatics who start these wars would be the ones suffering it. Not the poor ignorant kids who have to fight it.
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  4574.  @jameselliott216  god help us all my friend
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  4575.  @donutman3398  Obviously because pushing millions of people into an open air prison wouldn't in any way, shape or form cause people to react. Right.....
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  4576.  @danielkurtz3045  Are you implying they aren't?
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  4577.  @danielkurtz3045  Let me kick a million people out of their homes and lock them all in my backyard. Then I can act surprised if they're angry. That's essentially the argument you're making right now. I'd imagine you aren't nearly stupid enough to not realize the insanity in your argument. Yet you still make it for what ever misguided you have. God help you.
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  4578.  @donutman3398  You do realize what the definition of a prison is right? It's when you're confined against your own will and you're kept somewhere by force. So imagine imprisoning 3 million people in a small strip of land about 3 times bigger than my back yard and acting shocked that they're angry. You'd have better luck selling ice cubes to an Eskimo than making someone listen to the insane argument you're making.
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  4579.  @donutman3398  Considering the rockets are coming from the Gaza, it's pretty relevant what is happening on this "small strip of land." You also do realize well over 2 million people are crammed into that open air prison? Again what exact does any rational person expect to happen when you throw that many civilians into an open air prison? That they'll just be content being locked into such a small area like cattle? Do you truly believe it's okay to treat people like cattle because you may or may not have an issue with their ethnicity?
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  4580.  @johnalexander5789  France won't interfere if this happens unless America is there to carry the burden of the operation. Greece will again be left to her own devices. France won't mind as it will be busy counting the billions of euros worth of equipment it sold Greece.
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  4581.  @a.b.6233  Many nations no longer believe the NATO pact to intervene will be observed.
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  4582.  @mrworldwide7387  One doesn't need to be a Turk to realize the Greeks are playing with fire in the Eastern Med sea.
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  4583.  @gearhead7896  Hmm haven't heard of that one. What'd they do? Glorify the castration of little boys?
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  4584.  @TheLunatiched  So according to your world view anyone who doesn't buy the things you want them to buy shouldn't buy anything else available in this vast market and live in a cardboard box. That is your argument? lol The level of hubris and delusion in that statement is quite frankly hilarious. Did they make you in a lab or something? It's not normal for human beings to think like this.
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  4585.  @younanyounan5071  How is this Russia's fault? Are you serious?
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  4586.  @younanyounan5071  Who occupied these areas and drew the boarders to purposefully create ethnic tensions? That is after all a Russian specialty in Russian occupied territories no? Something they often brag about? Who armed the Armenians to the teeth and allowed them to savagely attack their neighbor and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians while at the same time telling any nation that if they got involved to help the victims Russia would retaliate?
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  4587.  @younanyounan5071  Oh I see, so your contention is that the Russians have absolutely nothing to do with the Soviet Union. Nice argument bro, good luck with it.
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  4588.  @puntlandland2679  Not sure how that would be in anyone's interest.
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  4589. ​ @அவானிஉயர்ந்தது  Armenia, Georgia or Azerbaijan joining Nato is a pipedream. Russia will start ww3 before allowing that.
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  4590.  @puntlandland2679  Think it through my man.
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  4591. @christopherdresser6598 Well said.
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  4592. @The Snow Goopher, So you're essentially saying Sweden is shocked that when they finance armed groups which blow up hospitals in schools in a Nato nation will veto them when they try to join the defense alliance? It looks like the Turkish government is under intense pressure from it's public to extract a pound of flesh from Sweden. So now you're shocked that they did it in a way that would make it as awkward as possible for Sweden to join? Seriously?
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  4593.  @Goophern  I think every group who's ever financed an armed group claimed it was humanitarian aid. The fact is when you send money to organizations which blow up schools and hospitals, eyebrows will be raised. Especially when those schools and hospitals being blown up are in a country which belongs to a join defense organization you're trying to join. It's well, awkward no?
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  4594.  @mike747436  In the long term I think the EU will find it was far from unifying but more the opposite. The economic pain in the coming decades will tear the EU apart. Especially eastern European nations, they're not a fan of the heavy hand of the EU but they put up with it for the economic benefits. Once those economic benefits dry up (and they will) then it's open season. Best case scenario the EU dies a slow death over the next few decades. Worse case it won't even exist in 15 years.
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  4595.  @mike747436  It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see where this is headed.
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  4596.  @mike747436  There is something called logic and reason. Europe's entire economic model was based on sourcing cheap natural resources and hydrocarbons. As far as predictions go, can you please explain to me how exactly Europe is going to gain access to cheap energy to fuel their industry? Crack open a map and explain to me exactly what the game plan is, to stop my prediction from coming to fruition. What qualifies me to make this prediction is the fact I'm not an idiot and see the obvious. Nor am I the only one who feels that way, why do you think the leaders in the EU are in absolute panic right now. They see what everyone else sees and what you don't want to see. The only thing that may have given Europe access to cheap energy would have been absorbing Turkey and their geography into the EU. That would have given Europe not only access to bring in energy in a cheap way but also the geography to control the supply routes of said energy along with the military might to protect it. That ship has sailed and this is no longer a possibility. The Turks too see exactly what I'm saying and they have zero interest in playing this game with a dying EU anymore.
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  4597.  @matanelsiboni9269  Not sure what a handful of F-35s is going to do to a battle hardened army of 2.5 million men carrying the latest military tech gadgets with them. It would be like a pinprick.
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  4598.  @danielefabbro822  Never heard of the fact the ECB can't print money like the FED because the Euro is not the world's reserve currency?
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  4599.  @danielefabbro822  No, it can't print money on the same level the Fed can. If they did, the Euro would be worth as much as toilet paper.
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  4600.  @gideonkaufmann1899  It isn't growing now is it? I love your talking point. "Because these people had high birth rates in the past, we can slaughter them like cattle and claim their population is growing." Look I understand you want to defend the Apartheid regime and it's concentration camps. But you need to find less insane talking points.
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  4601. If the ICC does not issue arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and his cohorts, the court will lose all legitimacy. It will simply be seen as a kangaroo court used by the powerful to persecute the less fortunate. This is going to be a defining moment for many international organizations, make or break if you will. This could be the start of an entire break down of the rules based world order.
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  4602.  @kingsleebrigade6714  If you think their foreign policy will change, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean beach front property in Mongolia I'd love to sell you at a very low price.
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  4603.  @katiek.8808  The right and left is pretty clearly defined in Turkey. Left= The belief that the government should have more control over the economy and provide for the people. Right= The belief that the government controlling private industry is a bad idea and private citizens should be in charge of private industry. This notion that it has anything to do with religion is a very shallow an uninformed view many who know nothing about the country seem to have.
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  4604.  @keen8549  The YPG/PYD is the PKK. They just keep coming up with new names.
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  4605.  @yodawg45  I'd imagine you're being quite uptight assuming this white dude from Russia somehow represents all Muslims.
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  4606.  @thehistory5401  Not sure it can compete with communism on that front.
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  4607.  @thehistory5401  If communism came to you, I'd imagine you'd change your mind pretty damned quick. Much like a lot of college kids now a days living a wonderful life in capitalism thinking communism is a good idea. They too would change their minds immediately when a communist official's boot is in their throat.
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  4608.  @thehistory5401  First off it's spelled Libya. Secondly Libya had a much much much higher standard of living than Cuba did before it was bombed into the stone age in 2014 or so. Cuba is a living hellhole and it didn't even need to be bombed into the stone age for it to achieve this success.
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  4609.  @thehistory5401  One doesn't need to be a history teacher to simply know how to spell the name of a country you're using in an argument. Are you one of those "wow isn't communism awesome, I spent time in Cuba using a highly valued currency and had a wonderful time, there for communism must be great." The best judge of things is how the vast majority of people feel. How many Cubans have RISKED THEIR LIVES just to leave that place in the past 50 years. If it was such an awesome place why did millions get on small dingy boats at the risk of drowning just at a chance to leave? But we're supposed to take the word of a tourist over this? Seriously? So you'd rather live in Cuba rather than places like Turkey, Bosnia and Indonesia? That's literally like saying you'd rather have cancer than the flu.
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  4610.  @thehistory5401  Oh I'd certainly rather live in China, I 100% agree with you. The trouble is China isn't really communist anymore is it? They have a free market with an authoritarian government. When China was truly run in communist fashion hundreds of millions starved to death. The issue isn't about Muhammad marrying a 6 year old or not. The issue is your underestimation of what communism does to society. Something which you obviously have very little understanding of.
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  4611.  @thehistory5401  Yes but you admit China economy (where it matters) is not run with communism right? So again, I'd live there if I had to.
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  4612.  @thehistory5401  Actually it's a more a financial structure more than it is social. It's actually predicated upon how finances should distributed which affects the social structure. You literally don't know what communism is and you're trying to have this debate? Not to mention that in an odd way you seem highly emotional about this. Strange.
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  4613.  @thehistory5401  Points were made, the rest was an observation. If you have trouble tackling the points, it makes sense for you to focus on the observation?
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  4614.  @thehistory5401  Absolutely not because your premise is flawed. I can make a list of Muslim nation throughout history and now I can easily live in. I can't say the same for communism or communism in the past. The fact you're this apologetic for communism and the destruction it has caused in such a short term is interesting.
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  4615. @The History, screaming jargon without addressing any of the points made is pretty weak. As far as naming a doctrine/ideology worse than Islam, I already did. Communism. Are you not paying attention?
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  4616.  @thehistory5401  Well lets see. Since the 1900s I'm not sure any other ideology or form of government has as many deaths and murders under it's belt. That's for starters. There also hasn't been one place which has practiced communism which increased the quality of life of their citizens. Quite the contrary, citizens of all communist nations were trying to get out. Not only did people suffer under communism, nations which were under it for a short period of time have had their growth stunted relative to their neighbors who weren't under communism. To a point that even after decades of being out of communism they still cannot recover. The Germans everyone would agree have been some of the most productive group of people on this planet. East Germany (which wasn't under communism for that long) and has been out of it for quite a long time is still having trouble recovering even this many years later. East Germany still lags behind west Germany in every single positive human metric. They do however have the lead in things like lack of productivity, corruption and crime. This is a great example because other factors are controlled for. Same people, same history, same genes, same history yet look at the different results. North and South Korea is also a prime example. The differences are so extreme that the people in the north are actually on average 4 inches shorter. There are some horrid places in the Muslim world, in fact the vast majority are horrid places. But unlike communism I can off the top of my head shoot off quite a bit of places in the Muslim world which would be 1000x better places to live than any communist state at any point in history. What about communism is worse you add? Hmm There is so much material someone could write a book.
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  4617.  @thehistory5401  So you're more interested in rhetoric than concrete results? Interesting way to literally ignore all the facts I pointed out. Reminds me of some debates I've had with feminists trying to prove to me that gender doesn't exist. You follow your point of view like it's a religion. Facts be damned lol I think we're done here.
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  4618.  @thehistory5401  If you actually read what is being written I did refute it. Just because you're too ideologically driven to ignore evidence being presented to you isn't exactly my problem is it? Also the effects of an idea aren't "irrelevant" to an idea. They are the entire purpose of an idea. You do realize how insane you are right about now don't you? If it's a bad idea it has bad effects. If it's a good idea it has good effects. I don't think I'd have a hard time explaining this to any rational human being.
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  4619.  @cwize  That would make perfect sense if we had a system that worked.
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  4620.  @jasimsyriac1445  Why would they need Indonesian maids? Indonesia is a wealthy nation and it doesn't need to export cheap labor like that. I'd imagine most of the maids in Turkey are Russian, Armenians and a bunch of Eastern Europeans.
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  4621. You expect this fake news channel to give an honest accounting of anything ever? lol
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  4622.  @Emrullahg  When you say Europe, do you not realize Poland is a European nation? Not to mention a plethora of other European nations being these systems. Pack up a map bro.... As far as America, why would America buy them when they make their own?
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  4623.  @SockieTheSockPuppet  That is some flawed logic.
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  4624. Who is this Modi dude?
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  4625. You're right he didn't mention the fact Israel is the only country on the planet that has a concentration camp. The largest one in world history.
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  4626. People who defecate on the streets giving lessons on humanity? lol Okay now I've seen it all.
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  4627. @Jamesdevlin6373. How can he when he did worse in Libya?
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  4628.  @Noneofyourbizniz1  It would make more sense for you to pay attention to what he did rather than what he is saying.
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  4629.  @Hiafanao  Gaza is raided because people who had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp seemed to get violent after breaking out of the concentration camp after decades. Crazy right? Who could have imagined people in a situation like that just might get violent. Shocker....But then again people with the reasoning skills of an ape might have trouble understanding this simple dynamic that if you abuse people for long enough they'll react.
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  4630. @Jeremy, I'm no fan of Biden nor did I vote for him. But no rational person can really say this wasn't the right move here. The French have no one to blame but themselves. They promised the subs at 30 billion and built in a specific time frame. They then jacked it up to 90 billion and said it will be delayed by 4 fold. Aussie needs these subs and asked America for them and America stepped in. We do a lot of really ridiculous stuff on the international front, like arming terror groups we shouldn't be arming. But this isn't one of those ridiculous situations.
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  4631. @AL Sanctions can't last that long. Europe would collapse if these sanctions went on for decades. We in America can keep this up forever, the Europeans won't do it.
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  4632. @ps1vi If that was the case why wasn't he the one helping plan, cheering on, funding and providing political cover for an open televised genocide? Genocide Joe's idea is zero Palestinians in Gaza. One thing he didn't count on was simply how inept the military of his buddy Netanyahu really was. Genocide Joe seems ticked off they weren't able to get it done quicker. As far as who needs help, be honest with yourself. Isn't it more likely that the person who is cheering on and defending a genocidal maniac the one who probably needs help?
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  4633.  @agathalalaine3314  I doubt it. Israel has a strike first policy. They always strike first.
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  4634.  @avae5343  Even if that were possibley it won't solve anything. The EU can't defend them.
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  4635. @TheconqueringRam, oddly enough their major problem seems to be the same problem we have. Ever increasing authoritarianism from a highly centralized entity. In Europe however it probably feels worse because people are still under the impression they live in a nation state.
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  4636.  @Quickshot0  Except France isn't implementing their thought crimes laws in the way Germany has. They're actually passing these laws and using the full force of their authoritarian government to control what people think and say.
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  4637.  @Quickshot0  "I'm not acquainted with these particular French laws." "Though I personally think there isn't much of anything to find there." So you're not really interested in facts, you're more interested in letting your ideology narrate what you think might or might not be true? This is confirmation bias at it's purest definition. People that think like this are terrifying.
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  4638.  @Quickshot0  I've always wondered what exactly the French are planning to do with an "EU army." It's not like they have the ability to project any sort of power internationally without hiding under the coattails of America.
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  4639.  @Quickshot0  What rock have you been living under or have you simply not been paying attention? The French wanted regime change in Libya and talked Obama into it. It was supposed to be a French operation with America "leading from behind." What happened? The French military was exhausted after 4 days and America had to take to lead to get the job done. The French right now are being chased out of Africa and the only way they're able to project any sort of power is against small third world nations and that is slowly changing as they're finding new patrons. France also tried military powerplay in the eastern med sea against Turkey recently which blew up in France's face and horribly embarrassed the regime in Paris. If you send your Navy into an area to scare someone into changing their behavior, you must be prepared to use that Navy if they don't change their behavior. France sent their Navy to push the Turks out of an area in the med, and instead of backing down the Turks sent more ships. The French went from a wanna be superpower powerplay to leaving with their tail tucked between the legs. If second rate powers like Turkey can push France around, if France isn't even to perform simple no fly zones in Libya without American help, my point still stands. France is itself a second rate power who is still under the impression it is a first rate power. That is a dangerous situation.
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  4640. ​ @Ebaybbq  Perhaps he is referring to the Canadian protestors who had many of their rights stripped away by the authoritarian regime in charge in Canada. Who knows.
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  4641.  @kamalhaladu1427  It kind of does matter. How exactly do you feel yourself in a position to know better than the people living there who they should or shouldn't vote for? The level of hubris and narcissism in even thinking that is terrifying.
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  4642.  @AIIen.alledgedly2  I'm not sure if it's selfish to ask a nation looking to join a defense organization to stop funding armed groups which are attacking a member of that organization.
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  4643. Yes they're a bit more direct in how they handle people who go against the regime.
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  4644. @K. Anders, If what you're saying is true how exactly did he lose the midterm elections which made him lose all control of the largest municipalities and was a major blow to his party? You know there is something called facts and reality which kinda tell a different story than your false narrative.
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  4645. Come on Firstpost, we'd like to think you actually do a bit of research as to who is who in Syria before reporting like this instead of pushing out false narratives that the globalists in the west are pushing. You call the group in the North East of Syria the "Kurds." Yet the vast majority of Kurdish civilians reject them. So much so that this group actually ethnically cleansed 200,000 Kurds over the past 5 years for daring to not bow down to their rule. The local Syrian Arabs hate them, as they keep revolting (5 minutes of research would have had you find out local Arabs protested them last week and were all gunned down) The SDF is essentially a proxy colonial arm of Israel and my country America. They do not represent Syrians or the Syrian Kurds, they represent the interests of the Zionists in Syria and the people who live in Syria know this. This is why this group literally has no local public support and are propped up by American money and weapons. So stop calling them the "Kurds" as if they have any sort of large support from the local Kurdish population who for the most part hate them and see them as an extension of far away colonialists. This is an insult to Kurdish people and the oppressive groups which have their foot on their throats. Were you just lazy to do the research because I have a hard time believe you're a propaganda outlet pushing the Israeli narrative on this issue to protect their proxies.
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  4646.  @PhaseTw0  You don't have to be a Muslim to point out criminals.
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  4647.  @Abu_Shimshi  When an ethnic group is forcibly removed from land, it's called ethnic cleansing. Look up the definition of the term before trying to debate it.
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  4648.  @Jeff-jw1rl  American aid is to essentially ensure the American base there stays. French aid to Niger isn't really aid. It's essentially just bribes for politicians who are willing to turn a blind eye while France steals all their uranium and gold.
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  4649. Oddly enough a lot of people were unmasked with this conflict. Anti woke started acting woke. The people who funded woke are now trying to stop protests. The America first crowd turned Israel first overnight. Free speech crowd are now screaming to cancel people. So yea, RFK showing his true warmongering ways isn't surprising.
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  4650. It has to be. Isn’t this the pro genocide and pro concentration camp news outlet?
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  4651.  @sojmike4761 yup cnn has had a lot of practice with editing while trying to cover up the genocide going on
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  4652. Agreed. We'll compare him to Khabib if he can run through his entire division smashing everyone with ease. Time will tell.
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  4653.  @YourGrannysThong  I'm not sure I agree with that. That region has a lot more monsters like him and now that the sport has been popularized, we just might see another Khabib every decade. If not more frequent. The people of that extremely small region are simply built different.
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  4654.  @YourGrannysThong  Well it's not really that we have a difference of opinion it's more so we have different predictions that neither of us can really prove.
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  4655.  @YourGrannysThong  No I didn't take it that way at all. I get where you're coming from and those types of "I'm right no matter what" crowd even on issues which aren't quantifiable were rare 20 years now. Now it seems like everyone is like that. I've actually put some thought into why this is. Generally people who are emotional get like that. Unfortunately considering most men these days were raised by single mom's their never learned in their formative years that facts are more important than their feelings. Lacking a rational unemotional male figure at a young age has really really messed a lot of people up. At least this is my non scientific (probably wrong) take on why we see this so often these days lol
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  4656. I'm shocked the military's wonderful ad campaigns aren't getting more younger men to join. Especially that one about a 96lbs girl with two moms. I mean come on, who wouldn't want to be in a life an death situation with her watching your back right?
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  4657. Kiki, they will do nothing. They'll just rearrange and make sure it's harder to catch them next time.
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  4658.  @geofflepper3207  It is dumbed down when you relate it to easy to understand things which literally have nothing to do with the action in the first place. Example: I punch you in the face for some complex reasons relating to our past. Someone comes out and claims I did it because you have nicer hair than me. Dumbing down. Something the mainstream media is extremely good at in an attempt to draw false narratives. "Putin invaded Ukraine because he is evil and crazy" is a nice example of dumbing something down. The fact the explanation is simple doesn't make it true.
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  4659.  @napolien1310  You said there is no proxy war, then in the next sentence you prove there is a proxy war. lol When you arm and support two different sides in a conflict, that is the definition of a proxy war. You know what the term proxy war means right?
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  4660. I agree with most of what she is saying. But at the same time isn't this the same lady cheering on apartheid, concentration camps and now genocide? How can she expected to be taken seriously on any other matter at this point? Cat is out of the bag and the psychos in their ivory towers still haven't gotten the memo.
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  4661.  @shamsulchong1785 you’re wrong. His name is genocide Joe.
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  4662. @ if it is your contention that religion is a barrier to getting along with people as a Russian. Are you saying Russia is screwed since a huge percentage of the Russian population is Muslim and growing? Are ethnic Slavs incapable of getting along with a huge demographic of their own country? Interesting
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  4663.  @ajewishchristianmuslim  The vast majority of people in the world know that is demonstrably false. Most people are fairly sure this conflict started when Israel stole these people's homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp. Globalist media doesn't have the reach and penetration it used to have 20 years ago. Essentially the only people affected by it are people in specific nations over the age of 40.
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  4664.  @premmahto4855  If this continues those deep pockets will run out. But before that happens there will be "regime change" in many EU nations.
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  4665. For any third party viewer who's read anything about this conflict, this podcast was literally one of the most insane things I've seen in a long time. I mean the sheer level of cognitive dissonance is quite frankly terrifying.
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  4666.  @4imagesmore  You expect too much from a regime which doesn't have the ability to protect itself and is essentially a vassal state.
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  4667. @thomasrodgers2291. You can't possibly believe the insanity you just typed up. Are you actually crazy? Or are you a paid troll?
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  4668.  @krishd4392  Clowns don't win as many elections as this guy has. Like him or dislike him, you'd have a point either way. But a clown? Seriously?
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  4669. EU is left with two choices you say, adapt or die. Well looking at the decision making mechanisms of the EU, it's fairly obvious which option they will pick. They will die. Their entire economy was based on cheap natural resources and fossil fuels from Russia. Now that this is off the table, they will die for sure. They no longer have the ability to project power to go out and get these resources at prices which can keep their industry alive. EU<-----Dead man walking.
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  4670.  @sharinganamvs9839  I'd probably vote him out too. I just wouldn't give reasoning which isn't in touch with reality. This guy refused to raise interest rates which collapsed their currency. It made his wealthy buddies even richer but it completely and utterly crushed low income families. This alone would be enough for someone to get voted out. A lot of his political cronies also got caught with millions of dollars worth of cash in their house. Can we say corruption? Again this would normally be enough to get a leader toppled. So no, I won't sit there and defend this dude when I believe he's done enough damage to lose his job. What I really can't stay quiet about are falsehoods and rhetoric which can't stand up to facts. Again back to your religious extremist comment. Correct me if I'm wrong but if a man has total control of a country and is a religious extremist, don't you think he'd pass a few religious laws after having taken over a super secular country? That would be like calling someone who works in a bar, is allowed drinks for free but never has a drink an alcoholic. This subjective view of him supporting extremism in the EU is nothing short of another fake news trope pushed by the globalists which is not based on any sort of facts or reality. His handling of the Nato crisis is also something which would be quite difficult to critique. He's essentially played his cards to leverage the interests of his country, which is what all leaders are elected to do. He is the only leader who actually forced both Ukraine and Russia to the table and came awfully close to making them sign a peace deal. That is until Boris Johnson panicked and flew to Ukraine and talked Zelensky out of it. If you're going to critique anyone for their handling of this war, critique the U.K. and Joe Biden for doing everything in their power to keep this war going for as long as possible. Not caring as Ukraine is blown into the stone age and hundreds and thousands of people being killed. Again there are millions of reasons why this guy should not win the election. Yet instead of using any one of those reasonable arguments, you are literally pushing talking points which are simply not true. I honestly was hoping with the spread of information via the internet these past 20 years that falsehoods would vanish and we'd see a more vibrant and honest world. Oddly enough the opposite has happened where people are fed obvious lies and cliches and repeat them like parrots so often that people accept them as reality, even if they're easily disproven with facts and reality. Not gonna lie, this makes me sad.
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  4671.  @SpirosMargelis  Speaking of typical responses. Imagine poking your neighbor in the eye over and over and over again and then expecting my country with it's tax dollars to defend you? This strategy might work for a while because we have insane globalists in charge who never shy away from a good conflict and the money it can garner. That won't last forever and a time might come when your neighbor who's eye you've been poking might knock on your door and start asking questions.
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  4672.  @SpirosMargelis  That still has nothing to do with how dangerous it is when you break military treaties you've signed. This goes for any country. Yes a war would be catastrophic. Greece will be destroyed physically and Turkey will be destroyed economically. Both nations probably won't be able to recover for another 50 years. The globalists will be happy though.. This is why I'm calling Greece Ukraine 2.0. And this Micotakis guy is the next Zelenski.
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  4673.  @SpirosMargelis  Make no mistake both countries will be destroyed. If the Turks think they can come out of this without their entire economy being thrown into the dark ages they're delusional. If the Greeks think they can resist the Turks militarily they're delusional. Unless third nations intervene directly (which we both know they won't) Greece will take a pounding and a lot of innocent people will die. I do agree with you that Russia had no choice but to act in Ukraine. Essentially Nato used Ukraine to continually poke Russia in the eye. So Russia reacted. Ukraine was the sacrificial lamb in this equation. What I'm telling you is Greece might end up as a sacrificial lamb as well.
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  4674.  @SpirosMargelis  I honestly believe the only "hell" they'll be receiving is full sanctions which will throw them back into the stone ages. The idea that the Greek military can "give them hell" is a fantasy. The imbalance is far too great, not only in numbers but in technology. Not to mention they're not as beholdened as Greece to receiving outside supply for things such as ammunition. It's not a fair fight, especially when you take geography into account. The Turks are delusional too when they claim they can walk into Athens. That is literally impossible. They can't go through the land corridor as it's mountainous and easy to defend. Nor can they go through the sea as they don't have the logistics to mount that sort of Normany type beach landings (the only nation on this planet who can do that is America.) But they can EASILY take all the islands in the Aegean without much hassle. In fact the Greek navy probably won't even venture out there to defend. Not to mention the Turks can bombard the Greek mainland with ease where as the Greeks can't bombard the Turkish mainland with much effectiveness. Like I said both nations will be destroyed. One physically one economically. Both will be fuked. Their best bet is to sit down and hammer out an agreement where neither side gets everything they want but both get something they can work with. Hell it's better than both being destroyed no?
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  4675.  @SpirosMargelis  Yes you're right and it is delusional for the Turks to assume they can stroll into Athens, I explained earlier why it's not possible. But again it's just as delusional for the Greeks to assume they can defend those islands so far from their mainland, it's simply not possible. So again it makes sense to negotiate a settlement in which both parties get something because the current situation will bring about a war. If you follow events Erdogan broke ties with Micotakis because after the two spoke and decided to solve their issues bilatterally without bringing in 3rd parties, not one week later Micotakis went back on his word and flew to Washington for support. You have to admit that is a pretty duplicitious way to conduct foreign relations.
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  4676.  @tongyabgu5877 this is absolutely not true. According to most recent dna mapping the people of Anatolia carry about 15% Turkic genes. Essentially the vast majority of people aren’t racially Turkish.
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  4677. Because it isn't a friend. It is a colonial project used to project power in a vital region of the world. That is why.
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  4678. Joe and Tucker on the same stage. Yea I want to see this
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  4679. @Sean Crawford, ,as long as they won't be legally bound to protect a nation that also happens to be financing armed groups which blow up hospitals and schools in their nation, they're probably okay with anything that comes of this.
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  4680.  @Adamskyize  Well regardless of what they thought or didn't think, they've put themselves in quite the pickle.
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  4681.  @Adamskyize  This isn't really a pickle for Nato, this happens every time there is an enlargement. Greece held up a bunch of nation's entry for a long time because it wanted one of them to change their name. Germany scuttled Ukraine's initial bid to join. This list goes on and on, this is business as usual for Nato. It's Finland which is in the pickle. Do they stick with Sweden and get locked out of Nato? Or do they ditch Sweden and get under the protective blanket of Nato. That is the definition of a pickle.
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  4682.  @seanmarshall5463  I'd imagine a lot of that stems from the massive genetic damage the people of the region have from inbreeding. Low IQ, low impulse control=chaos.
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  4683.  @nineten9011  It was, in the royal families. Which is why all the royal families lost their minds leading to insane wars. The general public was never big on inbreeding. Not just Europe but the vast majority of the planet figured out that cousins having children causes genetic damage. Only in very select places people havent' figured this out. The rest of the world has known for 1000s of years.
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  4684.  isiknowledge  Which gulf do you think of when you hear Gulf Arab nations?
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  4685.  @Arman_opiran  Are you in the habit of asking questions you already know the answers to? Why are you Arabs so prone to emotional meltdowns over the smallest irrelevant little things?
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  4686.  @Arman_opiran  You're all inbred middle easterners no who act the same no? Serious question Arman (considering the way you're acting) Were your parents cousins?
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  4687.  @earthwizz  I'm glad they're finally seeing the light that conflict isn't good. However it isn't stopping the war in this comments section between the two groups of inbreds.
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  4688.  @sim-sam  The word dictator isn't a subjective term you can apply as you please. The word has a clear definition.
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  4689.  @Zorbakozak  Both. Obviously you can't pin something as complex as society behavior on one thing alone. But there is more than enough evidence that inbreeding plays it's part, if not an outsized part.
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  4690. They'd starve.
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  4691. @John B, the mafia rarely likes to give up "turf"
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  4692. @just_a+_turtle_chad In 2006 for one reason or another they couldn't rope the administration into doing the fighting for them. This time with easy to control Genocide Joe in the White House. They obviously feel like this is the time.
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  4693.  @davidmhale521  Are you absolutely insane or are you a bot?
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  4694.  @davidmhale521  That really didn't answer my question now did it? Are you insane or a bot, please answer.
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  4695.  @pantethine66  Their biggest fear is reality and facts. They thrive in false narratives and ridiculous rhetoric. The fact the vast majority of the people on the planet see right through their BS has them in panic mode.
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  4696.  Steve A  Are you calling for the invasion of a country where millions will die? Is that the point you're making?
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  4697.  Ευαγγελος Αγγελος  Imagine being so caught up in your own dogma that anyone who doesn't believe in your insanity must be from X ethnic group. I saw this crazy Greek dude do the same thing to an Indian earlier in this comments section lol Yes yes, Turks are everywhere lol
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  4698.  @IOANNOU28  So essentially you're more interested in the identity of the messenger rather than the messenger? Why? is it because you can't debate the message but would rather stick to adhoc attacks on identity? That is very weak. Also did you literally just say EU Parliament reports? Come on bro, you can't be serious. I think every now knows that is one of the most corrupt organizations on the planet. Please come with something better. Fact of the matter is that within your own dogma you don't realize the globalists are pushing you guys to be the next Ukraine. Completely destroyed and ruined so fat cat arms dealers can get rich. The fact you're using their talking points trying to drag your country into a war is surreal. I might be a better friend to you and yours than you realize.
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  4699.  @IOANNOU28  Oh and incase you're really that curious about my nationality. Big hint, I'm from a country your country has been begging to protect it. Which we really won't do if sh!t hits the fan. We'll watch you get pummeled while sending you weapons that won't save you. Aka Ukraine style.
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  4700.  @keepitreal888-gnc  Really? So you're saying that stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and then stuffing them into the world's only concentration camp is just fine. It is only a problem when they resist? You do realize these demonstrably false talking points don't work anymore right? You might as well try to convince us men can get pregnant.
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  4701. @Landon Thomas, you really are a good shill for the world economic forum types aren't you lol LGBT rights? Yea as if that is one of their major concerns right now.
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  4702.  @bharathdeva9407  I don't think Turkey is going to end up falling victim to the globalist agenda to kill birth rates in their country. Not just Turkey but many nations are waking up to this. Poland and Hungary being another two which are resisting.
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  4703. MBS's stance isn't firm. it is fluff.
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  4704.  @jepoyvillalobos9026  You do realize Israel has killed more civilians in two weeks than the entire amount of civilians which died in a nearly two year huge war in Ukraine? Don't even try to compare Putin to Netanyahu. It is an insane comparison. Also what do starving people in Africa have to do with Israel stuffing people into concentration camps and bombing them mercilessly? Do you believe if Israel is allowed to finish it's genocide of 2.3 million civilians people in Africa will stop starving? What have you been smoking?
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  4705.  @faywarnock2311  Without censorship, there is no way they could galvanize the problem to support this insanity
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  4706.  @kathleenborsch1312  I think it is more sinister than that. Genocide Joe and his gang are completely knee deep in this.
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  4707. @GagaOlala, Or he is simply trying to force a poor nation to go deeper into debt by selling them weapons they probably don't need. A nice little bonus for his buddies who run those defense companies no?
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  4708.  @hydrocarbon82  Yes because he believes people should be able to speak their minds, even people we disagree with. Wow what a fascist lol
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  4709. @yveeriksson7437. I fail to understand these eggshells. It is quite obvious what is going on over there and a lot of people (including me) aren't shy about saying it. This is an extermination, a "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp. This is demonstrably true.
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  4710. @tunkytunky. I'm quite shocked that the crowd who believes the media lies to us about everything from covid to Ukraine. Suddenly take the same exact position that same media wants on the Israel/Palestine conflict. Strange days for sure. As much as this issue has caused a crack on the left, people shouldn't ignore the crack on the right as well. As we watched America firsters magically turn into Israel firsters overnight.
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  4711. The older ones are dying. They're in their last gasp. The regime in Paris is in full panic mode about their influence waning in Africa. I'd be shocked if in 50 years this situation didn't vanish.
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  4712.  @jakehall4493  To have a well functioning democracy you need an educated populace. Having a bunch of people who don't know that you're and your are two different words and when to use each is never good for democracy anywhere.
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  4713.  ScavHub  I live in a country where it's pretty obviously headed down the dark hall of authoritarianism but no one seems to care. Welcome to the United States.
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  4714.  @kumarm.....4108  Another false claim. If Trump was in power this entire thing would have never kicked off. Israel wouldn't be trying to enact their "final solution" on a concentration camp while a weak Joe Biden meekly asks them to stop.
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  4715.  @davidjohnpaul333 The governments they speak of weren't elected. Puppet kings and dictators. MBS, Sisi, that clown king of the UAE (no one even remembers his name) so on and so forth.
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  4716. @Steawart Pereira, This riot was organized by a leftist anti religion terrorist organization. Oddly enough.
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  4717.  @KateLicker  I could come up with about 10 reasons why the EU shouldn't allow Turkey in. I can think of about 1000 reasons why Turkey would be stupid to want to enter. Your reasoning is none of the above. It would actually be easier to stop the flow of refugees using Turkey as the buffer state. But again it is irrelevant because it isn't ever going to happen. One day they're going to take all their refugees and simply push them into Europe. Europe is so weak they won't be able to really do anything about it.
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  4718.  @holyarmor578  This is true, the Armenians in the holy land have truly been forgotten and deserve a voice. But as far as Armenia the country, you do realize you're also referring to a state which brutally invaded their neighbor's territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Very Israel like behavior on their part as well.
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  4719. You do realize this is a fake leak right? Aka fake news. Israel doesn't need some 28 year old American to harm them. They've done more than enough damage to themselves.
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  4720.  @mattt5006  Are you two bots?
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  4721.  @hyunamommyftdaddydawn6189  They're already fighting proxy wars with Russia in Syria and Libya. Fought one recently with them in the Caucasus. Why would Ukraine be any different?
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  4722.  @nolaguy71  Did you ever think of what might happen if you decided to go full blown SS Waffen on a small minority group? Actions like that rarely end well. Just like the Germans didn't complain about getting displaced from many areas when they lost WW2. If you know the old street American adage. "Don't start nuffin, there won't be nuffin" Also it isn't ethnic cleansing if the people who feel guilty of what they've done decide to flee assuming everyone else will act like they did. None of your misguided emotional pleas will change the fact that island is divided and will probably remain so for a very long time. Perhaps until the majority on the island can prove to the minority that they're not going to brutally ethnically cleanse them again. (Which I doubt will happen anytime soon)
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  4723. @ read my comments again you rocket scientist. I was responding to the op’s claim comparing what Turkey did to what Israel is doing. Not what the Greek Cypriots did compared to what Israel is doing. Learn how to comprehend what you’re reading
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  4724.  @clbo9878  Or maybe the guy likes to speak his mind, instead of living in fear that the elites who sign his paychecks won't turn their back on them. People who wish to be valued, validated and accepted generally don't voice opinions that aren't popular. Which is what Shaq does.
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  4725.  @clbo9878  I understand that no amount of reason and logic will put a dent in your cognitive dissonance. It's okay, you're more than welcome to believe anything you wish to believe regardless of how absurd.
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  4726.  @clbo9878  Well done bro, you keep trying to convince people the earth is flat. Fight the good fight my man, I'm rooting for you. lol
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  4727.  @clbo9878  Any other cheap rhetoric with zero substance you'd like to add?
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  4728.  @clbo9878  I agree, I'd imagine it's time for you to look around sometime and think rationally instead of emotionally. I doubt you will though.
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  4729.  @history_repeats8201  Or maybe he is a rational human being who has also noticed the emotional clusterfuk people from the Balkans are in all comments sections. I don't think one needs to be a "Tutko" to see that. Is it something in the water over there which turns people into lunatics? (If you are eastern Europe) Please don't have an emotional meltdown. Just breathe.
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  4730. This is a lot like how a select few on the right changed their tune on America first and free speech as soon as Israeli got into a conflict. The left has gone insane, a loud minority on the right has gone insane. We're in trouble.
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  4731.  @Energine1  The Chinese Wing L hasn't done so well on the battlefield though.
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  4732. @William Price King, I'm pretty sure the Turkish officials haven't made comments about America's horrible human rights issues in the past 20 years. I'm not sure if they've made comments about fixed elections in America either. So the issues doesn't seem very "key" in the relations. As an American voter it would be nice if foreign leaders had the balls to point these things out, to stand up for the American people because our leaders clearly won't.
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  4733. When people who don't live in your country run your country. You've got a bigggg problem.
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  4734. @JackJohnson2101, are you referring to Trump vs Biden?
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  4735. @brianmcmanus7213. Damn is that true? 🤣🤣🤣
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  4736.  @shivamurti6481  Yet their leaders seem to be quite open and loud about not adhering to the terms of the peace deal which is what is causing the tension we're talking about. They're literally telling you what they're doing and you're still looking for other reasons lol
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  4737.  @shivamurti6481  Picking a fight you have absolutely zero chance to win makes you a fool no?
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  4738.  TdsIsBadForYourHealth93  Well considering the way they're behavior, it seems they don't understand they're no military match. If they do, I'd like an explanation for their behavior.
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  4739.  TdsIsBadForYourHealth93  They aren't picking a fight by keeping an illegal militia group on the territory of another nation armed to the teeth? Not to mention it's the same militia group which not too long ago ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Seriously? I'd hate to know what your definition of actually picking a fight is. Ethnically cleansing a few million perhaps? 800,000 wasn't enough for you?
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  4740. The one thing people like Netanyahu don't like are people brave enough to speak the truth. The leader of the genocidal apartheid state is in full blown panic mode and feelings if he doesn't say or do something more leaders will take the path of Lula and speak the truth in public. The trouble is the power imbalance between Israel and Brazil. There is literally nothing Israel can do to bully Brazil into complying. Brazil isn't some mickey mouse country.
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  4741. @Brian Mwaura, not sure Turkey would allow Iranian gas to go through Turkey to Europe. Especially not without obtaining massive concessions from Iran first. Those two nations aren't exactly on the best of terms. The most logical solution would be getting Israeli gas into Turkey and tying that into Turkey's pipelines with Europe. This would be difficult given Israeli Turkish relations but it's not an impossible ask like the Iran Turkey Europe gas deal.
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  4742.  @Avaricumstudios  Yes, when the reward is money it gets the ball moving, which is why I said the Turkey Israel deal might work. The Iran Turkey deal however is something more tricky than money can buy. Not to mention America would do anything in it's power to stop it. To buy gas from one nation under sanctions so another nation under the same sanctions can't sell it is an odd situation no?
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  4743.  @marihanderkhan5663  These are things Germany must plan for, for years. Until then you're stuck with Russian gas.
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  4744.  @Avaricumstudios  Why would they do that when they have other options?
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  4745.  @Avaricumstudios  No one does propaganda for the sake of propaganda. They go through that process because they have an interest do to so. So again, why would they go through all that hassle when they have zero interest to do so and other options? You sound quite insane.
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  4746.  @Avaricumstudios  They must have had some geo political interest in sanctioning Iran no? So why exactly would they forgo that interest just to look pretty to others? Like you said American geo politics is disgusting so you're essentially contradicting yourself. What you're saying makes absolutely zero sense. It feels like you have desired outcome and will look to find reasons (no matter how ridiculous) to fit that outcome. Plainly put, it's simply not going to happen. Iran is a pariah state not only because they've come under the crosshairs of America. Everyone has a problem with Iran and no one trusts them. Poor nations don't trust Iran, rich nations don't trust Iran. Nations allied with America don't trust Iran and nations which are anti American don't trust Iran. You see a trend here? No one is going to willing take any option which will help Iran if they have other alternatives which will serve the same interest. This idea that a person who doesn't seem to understand the relationships in the region trying to talk geo politics is rather laughable.
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  4747.  @lazyhunk2  This is true. But the question is who to blame? The guy taking the money or the people giving it?
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  4748. Is this how you rationalize invading another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 people? Because of some thousand year old claim to the land? Interesting.
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  4749. @Dimitris Markoulis, Greece is going to get hit much much harder than almost every other European nation. Not only because their economy isn't strong enough to withstand this but also because of the nation's terrible foreign policy. Russia will use any chance to hurt Greece as much as it can now. You guys really do need new leadership. Not only is the economy going to collapse due to insane energy costs this winter but the same government that caused that is stoking tensions with their neighbor which might lead to an armed conflict Greece simply cannot win. You guys need a revolution pronto or things will get very ugly very quickly :O(
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  4750. They've had these same disputes for well over 100 years and it hasn't erupted into a war. Why would it erupt into a war now you ask? Well if you look at how things are playing out it feels like Greece is going to be Ukraine and Turkey is going to be Russia. The foreign policy rocket scientists here in Washington seem to be laying down the framework for repeat of Ukraine Russia in Greece and Turkey. They'll simply embolden Greece to go past a point where the Turks will react and bam, Washington will have the conflict it wants. Not that anyone cares that Greece will be physically destroyed and Turkey will be sanctioned into the stone ages.
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  4751.  @Pavlos_Charalambous  I fail to see how anything you said countered anything I've said. Yes all those things happened but again how exactly does that go against the premise of my post? Both nations posturing isn't akin to a full blown war in the real world. Maybe in your fantasy land it does but try to join us in the land of reality, reason and logic please.
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  4752.  @jesusofnazareth3507  They're similar in many ways. Both are hated by the WEF and globalist elites. Both have massive backing from the working class, both have seen international media pull out all stops to make sure they're defeated. Many similarities.
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  4753. @tommnoble273. Yes and well over 90% of people on the globe agree with that accessment of the situation.
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  4754.  @cindygracia5355  drawing moral equivalency between the two is straight up insanity It isn’t the Palestinians who are stealing people’s homes, murdering children and then throwing survivors into concentration camps.
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  4755. I get where you are coming from but what is the alternative? Allow the country to descend into chaos with even more people dying and never ending instability? Yes we get it, Assad isn't the best of guys. But what is the alternative for Syria right now? ISIS? The bands of terrorists sent into Syria by America, Turkey and Saudi Arabia? Is it good for Syria that Russia and Iran essentially own the country because they're the only ones holding it together? I'd honestly love to hear your opinion on what the alternative to Assad is? I'd imagine wanting him out is a lot easier for someone who is no longer there. What about people who are still there? Any consideration for them and their future?
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  4756.  @garym.5931  While harping on events from well over 100 years ago, I find it strange you completely ignored the fact the not too long ago Armenia invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians. Just details right? A bit less than a million people? Meh who cares right?
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  4757.  @omarrahmeto9491  It is a Zionist bot.
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  4758.  @lindalefteast2452  Certainly not, how would he then be a zionist bot?
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  4759. @ You're right Zionist bots are everywhere. But don't under estimate the insane things Persian nationalists tend to say and think.
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  4760.  @roberthenley8493  Col. Douglas McGregor did an entire podcast about this. According to him there is literally nothing we could do to stop them. We simply don't have enough assets in the region to even slow down what they'd be coming with if they mobilized. They'd probably march straight through Syria. Our two carriers have a total of roughly 140 planes. That won't even make a small dent into what they'd be coming with if they mobilized. By the time we mobilize and send everything we have (which would take about a month) They'd probably be sitting in Gaza having tea. I don't think this will happen, they have no intention of doing so nor do they have any interest in doing so. But if they did, it is a terrifying thing.
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  4761.  @roberthenley8493  Actually it would take them a month or more. At that point it wouldn't even matter if people knew they were doing it would it? Who in that region is going to stop them? And with what?
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  4762.  @dashikashi4734  Crimes by the Turks? Hmm how many civilians were killed in this strike?
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  4763. @Allenmichael they have bigger problems than the Biden administration.
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  4764. @Sacedceltic, over the past 30 years. How many of those years was the interest rate over the rate the French pay these nations? So basically you rob them 99% of the time and then claim you're a good guy because of that one time they benefited from the arrangement? That's wonderful, how about you extrapolate your ideals to a business deal between us. You send me 100 dollars every day of the month. And for one day of the month I'll send you back 110. If you think France's deal with AFrica is so good for Africa, you'll take this deal with me no? Also if the regime in Paris would be so delighted to get rid of this burden of Africa, they wouldn't be fighting tooth and nail to keep their influence there. Don't kid yourself. France needs to be sanctioned and made a pariah state on the international stage until the regime in Paris stops it's exploitative and anti democratic policies in Africa.
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  4765.  @sacredceltic  Maybe because they were bullied into it? Wouldn't be the first time no? See believing something you want to believe and then cherry picking facts to force fit your emotional point of view isn't exactly a rational way to do things. Just sayin... This literally reminds me of this Russian dude trying to convince me that Russia is trying to save Ukraine. He argued just like you lol
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  4766.  @sacredceltic  You can't wait to see how they will fare financially once they replace it with anything else? Hmmm It almost sounds like you're hoping they fail and people starve to death. Why? So you can feel better? Not surprising that you'd be the type of person who would actually defend the misery France is causing in this part of the world. Hell you'd probably try to defend France's past genocide in Algeria too, somehow telling me slaughtering their men women and children was "good for them." Well done my man, well done.
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  4767.  @voidvector  The average interest rate over the past 30 years has been between 7-9 percent. So essentially France is getting 7-9 percent(on average over 30 years) and then giving these nations .7% of it. And this moron earlier is essentially saying this is a good deal for Africans lol
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  4768.  @voidvector  I wish someone had been giving me their money so I can invest it somewhere and only have to pay them .7% interest. That is straight up highway robbery lol 200 million poor people being robbed blind :O(
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  4769.  @francinesicard464  We're aware our leaders are corrupt and a gang of thugs. The question is, are you?
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  4770.  @cryptohornbill9658  I'm going to assume Bojo is Boris Johnson? No, he wouldn't have been it would have probably been the same result just perhaps not as bad. You might want to look into comments of the Kremlin's official spokesperson after the meeting. He basically said, what is the point in negotiating this with France when they aren't the ones who decide. Gives us some insight as to what the official view in Moscow was to Macron's visit to discuss Russia's tensions with the west. Either an outside party has to mediate or Russia must negotiate directly with the United States. Sending some micky mouse president like Macron is nothing but a show for his domestic consumption, not to mention the fact it probably insulted the Russians.
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  4771.  @nachgemacht_975  Yea you pretty much hit the nail on the head. It's not even a theory anymore. If anyone cared to check the official Kremlin statements about the meeting it basically confirms what you just said.
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  4772.  @stevencharnock9271  Hard to claim he prevented anything when everyone is laughing at how disrespected he was by the Kremlin. They not only didn't take him seriously but also made comments saying as much.
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  4773.  @kuwachamoki8216  What about the differences between north and south?
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  4774. All these random stats a joke considering important factors like upkeep of platforms, stores of ammunition and the readiness and willingness of that nation's soldiers to actually fight a war are taken under consideration. You can count that a nation has X amount of tanks. But that means nothing when 60% of them are broken down and not working. Nor does any of that matter if they only have enough ammunition to last a week or so in a large scale war. Aside from maybe (big maybe) Poland, there is no EU nation which is even half capable of fighting a major war.
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  4775. Yes but Genocide Joe knows genocide better than most people. Probably better than anyone since the Germans in WW2.
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  4776.  @agnesninadiacon3741  As opposed to here in the west where we round them up and murder them all? You feel that is kinder to the animals? You're literally talking about dogs in concentration camps, while ignoring the fact a lot of our nations including mine (America) and yours (France) are literally funding, aiding, arming and giving political cover to humans (in Gaza) being stuffed into concentration camps. Your sense of having the fake moral high ground is outright insanity.
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  4777.  @MeralBasar-cz4ik  Agnes is probably some French person cheering on the wholesale murder of women and children in Gaza. Don't take anything these psychopaths say seriously.
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  4778. Nothing the IGF (Israeli Genocidal forces says) is true. They get caught lying over and over and over again
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  4779.  @alexandragon1554  You won't be thanking us when we turn you into the next Ukraine.
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  4780. Isn’t it isn’t interesting how Afghanistan saw its first period of relative stability since the early 2000s? I guess we’d have to understand why our security state apparatus is in places like Syria and were in places like Afghanistan
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  4781.  @drunkbee880  Aside from your unhinged response, there is literally nothing I said which isn't a demonstrable fact. I don't think you're interested in facts or reality, there seems to be some under lying emotional axe you're trying to grind here. Also I didn't say Muhammed (Saw) called us 'Atrak." I said Muhammed (SAW) called them Atrak. The fact you're try to make this so personal shows you're emotionally unhinged. No rational person is going to listen to anything you're saying if you behave this way bro. What ever your insane emotional attachment to this topic is, I'd advise you learn how to push that agenda without coming off as a lunatic.
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  4782. It's France24, you expect journalism from them? They're one of the largest fake news networks on the planet.
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  4783. @Tea-n0pals. While you may feel that way, while you may have a proper argument as to why you feel that way. What you say is demonstrably false. The vast majority of the world is outside of what we call the western world. And that world which is now called the global south, seems to be more interested in his opinion than ever before.
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  4784.  @wanderpoltv4990  As if we have freedom of speech here in the west. It's only free as long as we aren't saying things the elites don't want us to say. If not, we're shut down, canceled, fired from work or our lives destroyed. This freedom myth has to stop. Ask the Canadian truckers who protested and how free they were to do it.
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  4785. @Rockmusic175. They should give a 1 week deadline for all French citizens, troops and companies to leave the country. After a week they'll all be arrested for trespassing.
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  4786.  @kkay1341  On the Ukraine front? Absolutely not. If he won there would be no war in Ukraine, because he stopped the Obama administration policy of arming Ukraine to the teeth and trying to drag them into Nato. On the Palestinian Israeli issue. I'm no so sure he would have given the green light with full support to completely and utterly ethnically cleanse 2.3 million people. The evangelicals are a huge part of Trump's base. He understands this and placates them with his pro Israel stance. But I don't think he'd be willing to completely and utterly destroy America's reputation in the global south by having America's finger prints on an open genocide. Not to mention all this coming at a time when we're in super power competition with China for influence in the global south. Trump might be pro Israel but he is also America first. I'm not sure if he'd allow America to take out a shotgun and shoot itself in the foot like this. But again we can't know for sure. But we do know Biden the globalist is 100% on board with wars, death and aggression. Hell any person could have looked at his of cabinet members during the election and known that if Biden won hundreds of thousands of people were going to die. But we are now a civilization of lazy people who won't bother doing 10 minutes of research. They'd rather just let the murderous corporate media tell them who to vote for. Well, you got what you voted for. Congrats.
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  4787.  @donnad5064  They live in that city and have been living in that city for 1000s of years. It is their oblast, point blank. Not sure how you not understanding who lives where and controls what in Russia has to do with humanity.
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  4788. This conflict has ruined our reputation on the world stage to a point it won't even matter who is president. We're going to feel the effect of this for another 50 years.
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  4789. I don't think these talks will go very well, especially for Sweden. Imagine trying to join an alliance that has a member state wielding a veto while you've been funding groups they consider terrorists and have killed tens and thousands of their people? That isn't going to be an easy conversation for Sweden.
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  4790.  @TheKuttaapi  They aren't the ones putting information out there, so believing or not believing them is irrelevant. They're a bunch of guys stuck in a concentration camp wearing sandals. You think they have an entire media team giving official information like the apartheid regime of Israel? Nor have they been caught lying over and over again unlike the Zionists.
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  4791. @Byran Thompson, I'm not sure about the Turks wanting to dominate Greece. They simply want Greece to stop using islands as weapons against them. As far as the deal with France and Greece, I'm fairly sure few nations take it seriously. If the bullets ever start flying France will abandon Greece faster than you can say Paris.
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  4792.  @AT-zq4st  Mr. Boss of war crimes? You're probably right.
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  4793. @@Q1074M Oh I see. So you want Egypt and Jordan to help Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza. According to articles in the Geneva convention if they did what you're asking them to do, they'd be aiding and abetting warcrimes. That is what you're asking for them. It isn't enough for you that Israel commits war crimes, no no no that isn't enough for you. You want other nations to join in on the fun right?
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  4794.  @sagisli  Yes huge helping hand we gave them. But making sure they didn't sign a peace agreement not too long after the conflict started. Now their entire country and infrastructure is completely destroyed and their country depopulated. Real helping hand. Like some of our Senators said in public. "This is a great deal for us, we get to hurt Russia and kill Russians without risking any American lives." So hundreds and thousands of Ukrainians have to die for this, who cares right? Yea, real helping hand we've been giving.
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  4795. @Emilysyombua4550 It's more hypocritical to rebuke Israel for taking these people's homes, slaughtering their children and sticking them in a modern concentration camp and assuming they won't react.
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  4796. Dude was held for decades with a huge civil war going on and now after like 25 years they figure out that putting him under duress will bring results? Do you have any idea how ridiculous that sounds. What happened isn't a rocket science. USAID got shut down, the money flow stopped. This group can't function without those 100s of millions flowing in from USAID. So they're closing up the shop.
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  4797.  @Royce16727  There is no peace agreement. The call is for them to unilaterally disband the group. They almost have no choice, USAID got shut down along with the 100s of millions which kept this group going. No money no honey. They're done.
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  4798.  @legojackman  Except you're missing the 800lbs elephant in the room. USAID to the region has been shut down. The funding tap the PKK runs off has been cut off. Makes sense they'd close up the shop without getting slaughtered due to the fact they can't operate that large swath of territory in Syria anymore without the money. This ceasefire has nothing to do with anything Turkey has or hasn't done (yet their blowhard president is trying to take credit for it) This all stems from a decision made in Washington. No money, no honey. Turkey don't or not doing XYZ isn't going to change the fact the PKK can't operate anymore without the 100s of millions of USAID cash. Cash which has been cut off.
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  4799. If you want to be high minded in such ideals Crimea belongs to the Tatar people, full stop. Not Ukraine not Russsia.
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  4800.  @janbezziemi4162  Why not? Is it because you think the Tatars are simply too dumb to run a nation? Or is it because the Slavic Russians and Ukrainians have slaughtered so many of them there aren't enough of them to set up a country on their own? Which is it?
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  4801.  @marlowc2324  Yes they know all too well what it's like to be colonized. They became colonized by the Russians, then by the Ukrainians and now the Russians again. And the Ukrainians are complaining that they aren't able to colonize the Crimean Tatars again. Might be best for them if both the Russians and the Ukrainians fuk off from Crimea and leave it to it's real inhabitants?
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  4802. And what would India get out of supporting the losing side? Aside from looking like idiots who send useless weapons?
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  4803. That is actually exactly what they are going to do.
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  4804. Probably not. It is still a country where people defecate on the streets. So the level of respect a media outlet from there will get worldwide is kind of capped. They are however doing a good job on this issue which helps them.
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  4805.  @rhkn7188  What the hell is a pinaka? Is it one of those systems no country in the world wants? And only a nation who has no other options tends to buy?
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  4806.  @vikirocks7648  No one cares what India thinks.
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  4807. France would just start a civil war in that country through terrorist organizations they've been funding and drive the country into the gutter with millions dead. So yea, no one will be taking those bastards to court anytime soon.
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  4808.  @superhugful Gaza is the only time since ww2 humans have witnessed a fully mechanized army going out of its way to murder as many women and children as it can. Your demonstrably false whataboutisms aren’t going to distract people from what is happening in Gaza. The genie is out of the bottle, the entire world knows what is happening and it will not be forgotten. Your grandchildren will be cursing you for cheerleading this genocide. You are for all intents and purposes a horrible human being and everyone knows it. Good luck
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  4809.  @TD1237  If South Africans truly knew the extent of respect the rest of the world has for your nation for standing up against the apartheid Zionist regime in the international courts.
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  4810. @White Frocks, these days they go out of their way to not teach you how the world works. If you know how the world works, you just might revolt against it.
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  4811. @Ebere Amaechi-Akuechiama, If Germany had allowed Ukraine in 2008 most of us might be dead right now from a global nuclear war. But that is debatable. What isn't debatable is that Nato would collapse of member states didn't have a veto. You need to understand when a new nation joins every other nation is under legal obligation to a join a war if that nation is attacked. If you allow members in that other members aren't willing to go to war far, it undermines the entire workings of Nato.
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  4812.  @Nilsan767  Yes but they're not the ones claiming they have freedom of expression while at the same time being one of the biggest offenders of it like Sweden. They're pretty open about what they are and how they conduct themselves. At least they don't have thought crimes like Sweden does.
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  4813.  @thetroll1887  When you say "answer" are you referring to Israel's "final solution" to the 2.3 million people it stuffed into a concentration camp? Is that what is making you so giddy?
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  4814.  @clicheguevara5282  Well said.
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  4815.  @jaimeesquivel1565  How is this bias? They've been lied to over and over again. They're simply asking the spokesmen why they keep lying. If you keep lying to me day and night for a month. I would have ever right to ask you why you're doing it. Nor would I be bias in asking that question. Stop with these insane talking points which make no sense. You're making people pull farther away from the narrative you want to push.
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  4816. The UK is a vassal state. It won't really matter if you had a leader like this or not. He'd simply have to do as he is told by a foreign power anyway.
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  4817. Based on what exactly?
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  4818.  @ObamaBinLaden792  If you understood Arab society you'd know why no matter what their media says, it won't really have any effect on public opinion.
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  4819.  @SW-fy8pq  It has everything to do with China. This guy is basically saying that since you shut us out of an alliance against China, we'll go help China. I don't think this will happen though. France tends to like to do business with very small nations that it can increase prices on and then bully them into paying. They tried this on Australia and it backfired. I highly doubt they'll be able to come to terms with the Chinese because it will be the Chinese bullying them. I'd imagine France will take this out on some poor African nation or perhaps bully Greece into paying for more overpriced warships.
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  4820. Asking this question would make sense in the American riots. In the French riots not so much, the regime in Paris has lost the confidence of all sectors of society. The middle class ethnic french and conservative segments of society recently had the yellow jacket protest which crippled the country. Then they had the pension reform protests which everyone was involved in. Now they have this. All segments of French society seem like they're tired of the authoritarian regime in Paris. The rich, the poor, the ethnic white French, the African migrant, the left and the right. This country is a powder keg and these problems will continue until there is regime change in that country. If history has taught us anything regime change is rarely non violent. Perhaps the international community should handle this how France handled the protestors in Libya. If this happened like France does this in other nations, a few nations would set up a no fly zone in France, arm the protestors to the teeth to protect them and bomb the living hell out of the regime. While claiming this is all to protect the democratic rights of the protestors while destroying the entire country. That would be poetic justice if you think about it, because this is exactly what France did to Libya in 2014.
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  4821.  @marcuslawrence6733  Again probably not a good dude. But again comparing someone with one of the biggest war criminals the world has seen since WW2 is quite insane. You're legit trying to compare a common cold with the bubonic plague.
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  4822.  @johnlay3040  so it is your contention that you have to kill Kurds to be a war criminal ? Interesting. Hitler killed zero Kurds, so according to your logic he wasn’t a war criminal and anyone says he is, is just spouting propaganda? Do you have any idea how irrational and insane you sound? Please tell me you’re a bot or a paid troll. I don’t want to believe any human can be this irrational
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  4823.  @CurvaceousCrow  I would prefer a person not to argue like a 12 year old. Usually with genetically damaged inbreds it's a rare thing to come across.
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  4824. @Vladsaveluc2659. Armenia joining Nato is a pipe dream for a lot of reasons.
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  4825.  @sktt1488  Even if Turkey wasn't in Nato, there is no way Nato will be taking Armenia in. Just look at a map, we know what happened when they tried to Georgia in the mid 2000s. No one is going to risk WW3 to bring Armenia into Nato. It isn't like they bring any military value either. If Nato was willing to take the huge risk and taken in a nation from the Caucasus into Nato, it would make sense to go after the one with military capabilities like Azerbaijan. But again a nation in the Caucasus joining Nato is a pipedream.
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  4826. This thought actually crossed my mind. I wouldn't put it past these globalists to spark a world conflict by doing something like that. Hell they had a Russian ambassador killed in Turkey a few years ago. Putin seemed to know what was up and didn't send missiles hurling at Turkey lol
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  4827. "Look how he is delivering for the American public." Yes, we've all seen what he has delivered for us. Thanks Joe. All that is left for him to do is invade a third world country and completely destroy it for no good reason.
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  4828. So basically a foreign government has more control over our elected officials than the people do. In a few hundred people are going to look back at this in utter shock. How history’s most powerful nation was literally silently occupied by a small and insignificant nation. This is insanity. Are we this corrupt as a society for such a thing to even be possible? If this is all true, we’re doomed. Stick a fork in us now.
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  4829. @Thebigwarthog. So the only time you agree with Ben is when he throws reason, logic and facts out of the window and has an emotional meltdown? Hmm interesting.
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  4830. @John Dow Seriously? lol
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  4831.  @mares81  What happens between these two nations will have a lot to do with how politics here in America evolve over the next twenty years. If we keep electing globalist war hawks, these two nations will eventually go to war. It is what the war machine wants. The currency globalist leaders here in America are giving a glimpse of what they want to happen right now if you pay attention to their policy toward this region. They want to turn Greece into Ukraine and Turkey into Russia. A repeat of the same situation. So if things go as they've been going, as I said in an earlier post Greece will be physically destroyed and Turkey will be economically destroyed. All while the military industrial complex gets the war they want along with all it's profits and geopolitical spoils.
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  4832. Bern is a loser because when it mattered he was out cheerleading this genocide. Now he is realizing history will not judge it well and the tide is turning. Too little too late for Bernie. He will be remembered as a cheerleader for the first time since WW2 when a fully mechanized army went out of it's way to kill as many civilians as possible. Yea Bernie, people aren't going to forget.
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  4833.  @pizzabagerenmujaffa8123  No, he wasn't doing that. He was essentially telling the crowd "apartheid and concentration camps are awesome, especially the "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp. We haven't seen something like that since WW2. How dare you protest against it" I'd call that insane, not brave. Perhaps more insane than your comment which is so detached from reality that it is terrifying radicalized extremists like you are out there.
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  4834.  @WaferBrik  Easier for the IDF with weapons to murder unarmed women and children right?
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  4835. There is no line between the two anymore. And that seems to be the problem.
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  4836. This country has lost it's ability to govern rationally. They're spooking their citizens over something which simply isn't going to happen.
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  4837. @Forever Forward I'd imagine I'd be ashamed if I was backing the side which invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed over half a million people. For you to stand the with Armenians on this issue am I to assume you stand for ethnic cleansing and the slaughter of civilians?
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  4838. MSNBC. I remember him shilling really hard that Iraq should be invaded and Saddam had weapons of mass destruction. I wonder if he has manned up and apologized for that.
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  4839.  @richardtyler3498  I'm not sure full on nationalism is a good road to go down but certainly a globalist government controlling everyone is much worse. There has to be a way to strike a balance between those two options.
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  4840. They might not ask for your life (if you’re lucky) but they will take your tax dollars
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  4841.  @Twix32000 don’t need our help? What? If we cut all support they’d collapse in 6 months. It isn’t a real country, nor is it sustainable.
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  4842.  @sergesavard636 so you’d rather side with genocidal maniacs and concentration camps? Interesting that you’d admit that
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  4843. @ hard to argue against your point
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  4844.  @canellamariastefanis7122  Good answer.
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  4845. @Dat Tax Pony, That isn't how it works. I don't think the essence of the treaty was made to cover building military bases in hotspots and then pretending your nation got attacked because said base was attacked. I'd imagine only America could galvanize Nato under such circumstances. Secondly If Saudi Arabia invaded Qatar the last thing they'd do would be to attack American or Turkish bases. Not to mention that even if Turkey weren't in Nato, their presence there is enough to deter the Saudis and the UAE. Both those nations are rich while Turkey is relatively poor, but the gulf in military prowess is just as steep in Turkey's favor. So no, Nato won't get involved and article 5 won't be in play. But it doesn't matter because taking on Turkey without Nato is enough to deter the Saudis.
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  4846. I still can’t believe this is happening. The first time since ww2 the world is seeing a mechanized army going out of its way to slaughter as many civilians as possible. And it is being applauded by cheerleaders in our nation. I don’t think people realize the historical significance of this. This will not be forgotten and our grandchildren will curse us for this
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  4847. Even as an American I have to admit the bumbling idiots in charge of our foreign policy are probably the greatest threat to world peace. This is insanity.
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  4848.  @fairjust8072  Nahhh this guy isn't corrupt at all lol
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  4849. Protected militarily? Are you serious? Which European nation besides the UK (and that is just barely) has the ability to protect military power that far off it's shores? If someone attacked Aruba, what military will the Dutch be sending over to protect you? lol They literally dont' even have the ability to ferry enough troops over there.
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  4850.  @amallulla2000  If they come close to his border, there isn't much he can do. He'll be forced to react.
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  4851. Anyone would have to be insane to go to France right now.
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  4852. @Edwardpi9852. You believe a media that crafts false narratives about everything and even tries to convince us that men can get pregnant have the ability to not craft a false narrative on this issue as well? You expect too much bro lol
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  4853. @Carlosss Nato is basically America.
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  4854.  @eVill420  This is simply not true. Out of all the EU nations it seems like Poland is the only nation that might be able to fight a protracted war. Germany for all intends and purposes has no army and France's military can really only stay strong in a conflict for about 4 days. We saw this in the Libya operation and by the admission of their retired generals. There really is no army in the EU to speak of. Without England, Turkey and America. The EU would get trampled over by any midtable military force.
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  4855.  @divyanshsrivastav5442  I hope she doesn't defecate in their garden lol
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  4856.  @kaykay865  When they're bombarding a coastline during a war in which they're performing real poorly, surely they wouldn't need the bulk of their navy in the fight right? Surely if they had the ability to bring that Navy there they wouldn't be constantly complaining that they're banned from doing so right? Surely after having their flagship sunk (which was utterly embarrassing) they wouldn't be thinking "maybe if we had more vessels protecting it this wouldn't happen." Your contention that the Russians control the straits is absolute insanity.
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  4857.  @Error_4x5  Your body stops producing as much testosterone if you're castrated. It's no different with male dogs. Once you fix them they become less aggressive. Last thing any army wants is a bunch of dikless soldiers lol
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  4858.  hiOOxkr magkis  A lot of them did die. In the case of the Ottomans they would essentially recruit real young for that specific role because more survived the procedure at a young age than an older age. It's a procedure that's been in use for thousands of years and it's outright terrifying.
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  4859.  @Abigzerolol  🤣
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  4860.  @utonation1  So you're saying because a video is hard to make that everything in it is magically true thus making it a "great video." I think you're doing a fine job of entertaining the rest of us bro. Well played. Keep dancing.
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  4861.  @American_Trekkie  I was drinking water when I read this. I spit it up all over my computer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  4862.  @Vortex3d_  Truth be told I felt bad for ripping him after he commented. It was a good video except for that one hilarious mistake.
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  4863.  @benababiodanso2885  lol Seriously?
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  4864.  @Awesomewithaz  Both can be true at the same time. I can insult you for having misshaped ears but at the same time it still being true it isn't your fault
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  4865. @Kandie808. UN had a resolution on the table where Hamas will release their hostages and Israel release the 7,000 Palestinian hostages they've been illegally holding for decades. Obviously our state department made sure that never got to the floor for a vote. So yea, both sides should release their hostages but we all know Israel will not under any circumstance release their hostages. They'd rather just keep slaughtering civilians.
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  4866. Must be even harder to rationalize the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2. Even harder so to try to paint a genocidal apartheid regime in a positive light.
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  4867. This all smells like fake leaks and fake news.
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  4868. You picked a hell of a time to be first generation bro lol This I'd imagine would be akin to people who moved to the Ottoman empire in the late 1800s. Not realizing it was on the verge of collapse. Or people who moved to Rome right before it was pillage and collapsed.
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  4869.  @adamredwine774  So you're saying anyone who doesn't agree with what the elites are doing in this country should leave? Interesting point of view. If you don't like the idea of government for the people by the people. Maybe you should leave to somewhere more openly authoritarian?
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  4870.  @adamredwine774  it would make more sense for people to stay where they are and try to change things for the better.
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  4871. Ben gives dose of reality to someone who thinks kids should be chemically castrated. Activist has an emotional meltdown. Tucker gives Ben a dose of reality. Ben has an emotional meltdown. This guy absolutely loses his mind and goes full emotional jettisoning reason and logic when the topic is Israel. It is actually kind of funny to watch. He should be careful though. He built his audience on taking down irrational emotional talking points with calm reason and logic. If he becomes what he is famous for taking down, he's in trouble. Perhaps for his career's sake. He should avoid this topic. You can't turn into a raving religious fundamentalist psycho and then go back to being a calm rational thinker when the topic changes. It's awkward.
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  4872. @TheswedishHistorian. Which Europe would block them? The one that has already had a really nasty civilization collapse akin to the Romans in the next hundred years? That Europe? Forget 100 years, even today Europe isn't able to defend itself and still relies on the United States. Imagine 100 years from now?
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  4873. This is true. If it wasn't, there wouldn't be so many people siding with the apartheid state of Isreal's actions.
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  4874. @jadcock1023. So your contention that laws pertaining to crimes against humanity dont' matter if a group of people live in an area that someone doesn't consider a "state" According to your logic could I go to Puerto Rico and start murdering 20,000 children and claim it's fine because it isn't really a state? Do you not realize how insane your argument is? What in the world would make you think this is a good argument before hitting "post." The pro Apartheid/Genocide/Israel crowd has really grown delusionally ridiculous of late. Please try to formulate arguments that don't make you come off as a deranged lunatic next time.
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  4875.  @Irobert1115HD  Are you serious? Or do you live under a rock? Everyone knows what ISIS is and who they work for. Anyone someone upsets the globalists, bam they get hit with an ISIS attack. When was the last time a globalist client state was attacked by ISIS? Iran gets on their nerves, bam ISIS attack. Turkey takes steps in Syria the globalists don't like. Bam ISIS attacks their airport. They can't hurt Russia via Ukraine, BAM another ISIS attack. Again you'd have to be living under a rock to not see this.
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  4876.  @JohnD-m4j  I suggest you do some research before supporting a genocidal apartheid regime like Israel
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  4877. Gregoryburne5251. For anyone paying attention he is quite predictable. The Russians can also easily predict what he will do, which is why they continue to deal with him.
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  4878. The problem is they don't realize they're on the side of wrong. Just like the Germans in the late 1930s and 1940s. They were so heavily propagandized they literally don't realize they were on the wrong side of history. Same thing happening here right now. People have no clue. They don't realize our grandchildren will curse us for this.
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  4879. Or to make sure we don't have a bunch of troops like sitting ducks who will for sure get wrecked if a conflict breaks out.
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  4880.  @Lukas-dj8wx  I'd imagine there is a high probability you're either a Russian living in the west or a Russian living in western Russia. It's obvious you have no idea what goes on in the Caucasus, the level of fear and oppression the people live under by the Russian security forces. It's akin to Nazi storm trooper level oppression as Russia is completely and utterly paranoid about revolution there. If you don't say the right things, if you don't come off "ra ra ra ra" pro Russian in public, your family magically vanishes into thin air. Of course Abdulmanap is going to say they represent all of Russia, he understands full well his security and the security of his family is and will always remain under threat. These people don't need to be forced into tired cliches which wide eyed fascists like you can parrot. What they need is independence, what they need is freedom from brutality.
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  4881. Syria is close to the Zionist apartheid state, as long as Israel is there they will never be left alone.
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  4882. Shaming people with no shame is an exercise in futility.
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  4883. I'm not sure anyone forced Sweden to send hundreds of millions every year to finance an armed group which attacks a Nato member.
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  4884. You're right but there is more than enough hypocrisy to go around. Just look at the guy who made this video. Mr. "Isn't genocide awesome." But I do give him credit for this video. These wealthy white liberal women championing these causes because they aren't the ones who have to deal with the consequences of the policy they champion.
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  4885.  @kensellar  Trump is no peach. Still doesn't change the fact the people on the opposite sides are hypocrites, perhaps even more so. I'm not the one who voted for Genocide Joe and Holocaust Harris. You don't get a nickname like that without putting in the work. Imagine looking in the mirror and realizing you helped put in power a group of people who were going to commit the worst war crimes the planet has seen since WW2. You'd need a heavy dose of cognitive dissonance and a ravenous sense of hypocrisy to not see this.
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  4886. I guess they realized fighting men who shoot back is a lot harder than murdering women and children from afar. Go figure.
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  4887. The group this woman is referring to as "the Kurds" also happens to be the same group which literally ethnically cleansed 200,000 Kurds over the past 5 years. This group has no local support, not from the Kurds and not from the local Arabs. Even if outside powers leave this group alone, the Kurdish and Arab civilians living in areas this group controls won't leave them alone. They simply do not enjoy being ruled by a group which is obviously a colonial extension of Israel and America. So yea, naturally they won't be left alone, the civilians in these regions want to rule themselves, not be ruled from Tel Aviv.
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  4888. Not sure, it has something to do with Greece breaking military treaties they signed and using islands like weapons. Or something along those lines.
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  4889.  @Ptolemy336VV  6% is pretty damned impressive. Better than most nations these days. But the question is, why are you pissing all that money away into junk used French military equipment? Macron is playing you guys, especially after he couldn't rob the Australians.
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  4890.  @Sadoyasturadoglu  Stealing the info isn't the hard part.
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  4891. @Princelargo Yes yes, Just like the German leadership stood up for their morals in the early 1940s. Not that different. You keep cheering them on, your grandchildren are going to curse you for this.
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  4892. Do you not find it odd that a country will try to join a collective defense organization while at the same time funding armed groups which are blowing up buildings in a member of said collective defense organization?
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  4893.  @mikkelv7020  I don't really watch Turkish news. Sweden claiming it doesn't fund the PKK is nothing more than a false narrative. The PKK has many branches all with different names and all collect money to further their cause. I'm not interested in a debate about their actions being right or being wrong. Fact of the matter is the groups that Sweden is funding is going directly into PKK operations as these groups are subsidiaries of the PKK. That would be like Bin Laden opening up funding for his organization, me sending them hundreds of millions of dollars and then claiming I never technically gave it directly to AL Queda. That argument is ridiculous. Now the Kurds might be right they might be wrong, I'm not interested in that. What I am interested in is the fact Sweden is funding armed groups which are attacking a Nato member state while Sweden is trying to join Nato. It's rather awkward don't you think?
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  4894.  @mikkelv7020  There are 100s of groups gathering money for that organization, nor are they shy about it. So your litmus test to remove your cognitive dissonance is asking someone to list the names of the groups? It's fairly obvious you don't really have any arguments, especially since Sweden isn't really hiding what they're doing. Either way it's all a moot point. You believing it or not believing it doesn't change the fact Sweden is getting vetoed. Pretending they aren't doing waht they're doing isn't the best policy.
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  4895.  @questionmaker5666  So essentially you believe you're winning a debate in which you have zero talking points because you're too lazy to do a 4 minute google search? Is that what I'm supposed to gather from this? It would be akin to me asking for proof Russia invaded Ukraine. It's a very intellectually lazy way to debate my friend. And is usually a refuge for those who have trouble winning a debate on it's merits. Good luck with that.
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  4896.  @markobakovic627  I'm fairy sure they're not interested in marching through the middle east and the Balkans with their armies and occupying millions of hostile people. Even the thought of it is insanity
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  4897.  @DragovianMythiX  SO essentially you're agreeing with me. Great.
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  4898.  @markobakovic627  I've been living in Turkey part time since the late 1990s due to my job. So yea, I might know a thing or two about them after having been around them for so long.
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  4899.  @markobakovic627  I didn't realize we were debating that specific thing. 1. Turkey's involvement in Northern Syria has been terrible. They essentially teamed up with America and Saudi Arabia to destroy that country. I condemn their Syria policy and have been for years. 2. The fact they're supporting ISIS is fake news, they've actually killed more ISIS members than the United States. It's interesting what people do, they take one truth and try to sneak in a lie. Either way I'm not sure what that has to do with us debating drones. I've seen this type of debating before, this emotionally charged zero reason and logic form of debate. I've seen it from Turks themselves and I've seen it to a larger extent from overly emotional and irrational people from the Balkans.
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  4900.  @kingt9922  I have yet to see a military anywhere in the world fight with "only drones." Drone tech isn't advanced enough to have a full on army of robots (yet). But if coupled with a proper military strategy and proper military hardware. Drones can surely turn the tide of any battle. Which is why every country is falling over themselves to get their hands on drones. We're almost at a point where without drones, you just can't win.
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  4901.  @kingt9922  Look bro, I'm a huge Trump support but what you're saying is insanity. I don't think you actually understand the relationships and the geopolitics involved between us and the Turks to be making a statement like that. Trump inherited a god awful mess as it pertains to the relationship between America and Turkey thanks to Obama. After a lot of saber rattling between Trump and the Turks, Trump eventually found a way to find a way to still keep them in our orbit of influence. No not by putting them 50 years, that is what Obama tried it and blew up in his face. He did it by doing the opposite of what you think he would do now. He gave them space to grow but did it in a way where they weren't growing into a place that would work against our interests. Biden came into office and immediately went back to the Obama policy against them which simply isn't working. It isn't slowing them down and it's slowly turning them into a foe. Which is stupidity on a level that American statements from yesteryear are probably turning in their graves over. Trump on an intuitive level knew which nations to push to get what he wants and which nations to stop pushing to get what he wanted. The foreign policy establishment is back in charge now and they don't seem to have that level of finesse. Everything with them is a sledge hammer and it isn't working. They claimed the adults were back in the room but the reality is the children who like to break things and throw temper tantrums as the room burns are back in charge. The way things are going this really isn't going to end well for us.
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  4902. @Paulgibby6932. You'd be surprised. Many journalists in Israel are questioning the hell out of Netanyahu over this. Some have even called it genocide themselves. There are some very good people in Israel fighting tool and nail to scale down the apartheid state. The trouble is they've been drowned out by the zionists. Their movement has been stalled ever since their leader Yitzak Rabin was murdered by a zionist extremist. But again this idea that most Israeli people are cheering on this genocide is flat out wrong.
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  4903. See according to Israel's odd definition of this. If you aren't pro apartheid, pro concentration camps and pro genocide. Well then you're a terrorist. And they're wondering why the\ world thinks they're insane.
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  4904.  @aryaklus  Let me try to understand your logic. You're going to harp about land stolen 1000 years ago. And completely ignore land being stolen right now as we speak? Is that your argument?
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  4905.  @xijinpig8982  Is that why Israel has been dancing like a monkey in the circus in trying to get Saudi Arabia to recognize her and forge ties with her? This is a strategic defeat for Israel. If they invade Gaza it is going to undo all the work Israel did to integrate with the region. If they don't invade Gaza they're going to look weak. This is not good for them regardless of which way this goes.
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  4906.  @JohnSmith-fp2mk  Azerbaijan invades the region in 2020 and about 27 civilians die. Armenia invades the same region in the 1990s and 800,000 civilians get ethnically cleansed. So in your world view you're a barbaric beast if you aren't slaughtering civilians in the 10s of thousands? Do people where you work know you hold these views? Don't forget what you put on the internet has an odd way of catching up with you one day.
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  4907.  @armeniancrusader7908  You mean the one that refused to fight and surrendered?
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  4908. You have to understand the Germans here. See they fully understand they can't administer a genocide themselves anymore considering what happened last time. So the way they see it, they take the next best thing. Support, fund and aid a genocide instead. At least they get their wish to be part of a genocide no?
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  4909. @Jamesdeese61. There is no evidence that Russia has armed Iranian jets with the Kinzal missiles. In fact the mere idea of them trusting Iran with that is ridiculous.
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  4910. The vast majority of the planet (which isn't Muslim) is with the Palestinians on this issue. The minority (the west) which is pro Israel are the ones making this a "muslim thing." When the rest of the world (rationally) sees this as a "concentration camps is bad" thing.
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  4911. So you're saying the Zionists already lost? Is that your argument?
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  4912.  @clobar70  Israel obviously. You can't steal people's homes, slaughter their children like cattle and then stuff the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp and expect them not to react. Who started these wars you ask? Colonizers who left Europe, showed up in a land filled with semitic people and started slaughtering them. That is what started this. This entire idea of Israel being some victim was a story that could be sold in the past. Not today, people are research what happened there, the jig is up. There is no going back.
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  4913. lol
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  4914. So you're saying that people should have "stood with the British" when the occupied India? We will remember that next time someone occupies India.
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  4915.  @allcatall3931  They can't move there. The people of Israel won't let them defecate all over the streets.
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  4916.  @dancininthemoonlight6138  Would make no difference if he was.
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  4917.  @SuperWwwoo  There is nothing for Russia to hold back. They're in Syria because Syria has nothing left.
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  4918.  @umeriqbal5406  The Russians I'd imagine. They're the ones who pushed this offensive by the Syrian army.
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  4919. Apparently not
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  4920. This guy is so not charismatic. Even if you’re interested in a topic he has a way to make you disinterested lol
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  4921.  @blackrocks8413  It is probably a blowback at just how protected the Israeli narrative is on mainstream media. Either that or most people simply aren't buying the narrative the MSM is selling. So yes, it would make sense for those in power to want to censor people putting out information contradicting their narrative crafting business model.
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  4922.  @pwrofmusic  When you say one region who wants the other "gone." Are you referring to the people in the IDF who have this strange habit of slaughtering civilians and ethnically cleansing entire areas? So if I'm to understand you correctly, you're telling me that if a critical mass of migrants show up in a country and then decide to steal the homes of the people living there and throw millions into a concentration camp that should be cheered on? Is that your argument?
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  4923. @Ni9kye, mass migration is a symptom of a much larger disease.
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  4924.  @bobma6969  That doesn't explain why they were let in. Which Kumar explained.
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  4925. Starbucks board meeting. "Lets be loud and clear about our support for apartheid, concentration camps and genocide, what could go wrong."
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  4926. There is nothing for the UN mission to do. Now or earlier. Well maybe back in the 1990s it would have done some good when Armenia was mass slaughtering Azeris to the tune of ethnically cleansing 800,000 of them. A UN mission then might have helped. What is the point in this recent conflict?
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  4927. Bot.
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  4928. This guy was on such a nice roll for a while. Then he went full blown Zionist style false narratives as soon as the Syrian brutal dictator’s military refused to fight for him and he was toppled. Mirandi you were doing so well and gaining so many fans until you went full blown false narrative mode on the Syria issue.
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  4929. Both these nations are growing and feeling more confident. So it makes sense that they refuse to act like vassal states taking orders which obviously upsets the globalists.
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  4930. You're right, they didn't go into heavy detail about Israel stealing people's homes and sticking them into the world's only concentration camp for 16 years.
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  4931. The war in Ukraine was essentially a scam job that mass propaganda made palatable. The genocide in Gaza is no different, except that one is a little harder to hide. The people pushing both these conflicts are one and the same.
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  4932. It is surreal that a channel like this exists. It will be a treasure trove of knowledge for future historians. It is as if the German Regime supporters in the 1940s had their own youtube channel that we could go back and listen to. See what they were saying to rationalize their crimes. I'm blown away by this, I'd imagine most the world is too.
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  4933. So let me try to understand Trumps plan. He is going to let Israel keep the illegally stolen areas of the west bank, while allowing what hasn't been stolen to remain Palestinian. The Palestinians will obviously reject it as it legalizes illegally stolen land via international law. And apparently Israel is rejecting it because it will prevent them from stealing the rest of the land. Yes, you really can't make this stuff up, this is insanity.
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  4934. If someone like Macron is speaking for Europe, Europe is going to fall faster than expected lol
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  4935.  @demosthenesflorival6555  He has been quite the globalist puppet for years now. The leaders of Hungary and Italy have guts and have been speaking up for years. Macron is a clown in charge of a waning nation.
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  4936. Just watched this video because I found the topic interesting. Unfortunately I was disappointed because it seems I've found another fake news outlet using the same BS tactics the media here in America uses. The TB2 was not a failure in the Ukraine war nor did it have trouble working in contested airspace. Those drones aren't fighter jets, they're used and meant to be shot down. The trick is for them to blow up equipment more valuable than what the drone is worth before it gets shot down. The TB2 costs about 30 million and they were blowing up 100s of millions dollars worth of Russian equipment before being shot down. So much so that Russia essentially put intense pressure on Turkey to stop sending Ukraine more. If this thing wasn't deadly, Russia would not have bothered pressuring Turkey to stop sending them to Ukraine. Ukraine simply ran out of TB2s because Turkey stopped sending more. The little bit the Ukrainians did have did some serious damage and the Russians aren't shy about complaining about this. Not that it even mattered though, a handful of these things was never going to change the outcome of that war. Russia steamrolled Ukraine anyway. To do material damage to slow the Russians the Ukrainians would have needed hundreds of the TB2. They only had like 12. India should not be under any illusion that these things are easy to deal with, they aren't. They'll get sent out and do massive damage before they get shot down. They're cheap, they're meant to get shot down.
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  4937.  @Julia-Richter  How exactly is Nato going to admit a nation which is in a collective defense organization with Russia?
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  4938.  @ekoneko6958  The IGF (Israeli Genocidal Forces) are a joke when it comes to fighting men with guns. They are however world class experts and slaughtering unarmed women and children.
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  4939. Israel isn't declared as a terrorist for one simple reason. It is a state actor. Calling them terrorists would simply understate the scale of crimes their committing. No terrorist organization could even dream of the level of horror and mass killings this technically advanced army is taking part in. The IDF is not a terrorist organization. It is a well oiled war crimes machine, trained specifically for ethnic cleansing and genocide.
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  4940. The trouble is most of Europe simply can't defend itself. So they'll go along with anything America forces them into, to keep that "protection." International politics is a lot like early 1900s American mafia relations.
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  4941. ​ @hiufgterde  You are in a way correct. But the threat of American military action keeps Europe secure. At least in Europe's eyes. As badly as our ability to wage large scale war against a powerful adversary has gone down in the past 30 years, it's still light years ahead of the Europeans who are essentially sitting ducks. Their military situation is so bad than some European nations would get pasted by a few third world nations in a war. The defense situation is that bad over there. The only two European nations who might put up any sort of resistance are Poland and England.
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  4942.  @hiufgterde  Except Europeans aren't willing to pay for said army.
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  4943. Did India really think the rest of the world would really take seriously something India puts forth on this topic? I like the draft, I like India's stance but India assuming they'd be taken seriously by anyone is pretty ridiculous if you think about it. Nations need to act in accordance with their influence, power and ability. India should take examples of Europe constantly embarrassing itself by thinking it has more influence than it really does.
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  4944.  @stephenyates4271  You do realize what is happening literally breaks every single international law on the books pertaining to conduct of war right? this is literally the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanize army is going out of it's way to kill as many women and children as possible. The world is in shock. And you're talking about allies? An ally is a friend right? If your friend came to you and said "because you're my friend, you need to help me murder and rape all my neighbor's children are you simply going to say yes? Then claim to be innocent because helping a friend is the right thing to do? ARE YOU INSANE?
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  4945. I haven’t seen any anti Palestinian comments. The Palestinians who are the only Semites in this equation. Enough with the hijacking of words only to misuse and weaponize them. People will call a spade a spade. You’re literally calling people Nazis in defense of actions the world hasn’t seen since the Nazis. What they say is true. Every accusation from the pro Zionists is actually an admission
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  4946. @bollarna, And how exactly would you expect them not to want your extinction when all you've done is steal their land, slaughter their children and stuff them into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp? Explain that to me. I would love to see how you rationalize your insane stance.
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  4947. Not really, it was in a remote corner of the world. Only people who are really into this stuff were following it.
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  4948.  @TenTenJ  Except the people who decide who to back and who not to back are the global elites from the west who btw are also eroding freedom of expression in the west as well. You think nations like Canada and France have freedom of expression? If so, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean Front property on Ohio I'd love to sell you at a really low price.
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  4949. Imagine having a check point at border crossing on YOUR SIDE of the border and people freaking out about it. Is this not insanity?
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  4950.  @firstlast9916  There are 1000s of videos online about the settler violence. People being shot in the streets like dogs. Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it isn't happening. The situation is so bad and so violent, that even the number one defend and ally of the Israelis (the American government) has issued sanctions against these settlers for violence.
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  4951. The Israeli defense forces of the 1970s and the Israeli defense forces of today seem like two completely different things. How exactly were a bunch of people sitting in a concentration camp with primitive weapons and barely any shoes to wear bust into Israel so easily and penetrate so deep?
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  4952. Oh they wanted to flatten Gaza for sure. Looking at their actions it is quite obvious they want to empty the area, perhaps the HUGEE gas reserves found off the Northern Coast of Gaza just might have something to do with that. However I don't believe they simply let Hamas in to use this as an excuse. The reason being that Israel has worked very hard to cultivate this aura of military and intelligence invincibility for decades. It wouldn't be in their interests to have that aura shattered by a bunch of guys in sandals and homemade weapons who sliced through 2 of their strongest battalions like a knife through butter.
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  4953. @Maryann6884. Actually it seems Putin is following Israel's playbook. Take territory from other people and simply squat on it. Thankfully Putin isn't taking Israel's playbook part on throwing who ever is on that land into concentration camps. I guess he isn't that bats!t insane.
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  4954. That surely plays a part. Also you'd have to understand why Turkey broke the promise to Putin. Considering a few months earlier Putin actually broke his promise in Syria. It was a tit for tat. You poke me in the eye I poke you back. This is essentially how these two communicate. Russia pokes Turkey in Syria and Turkey pokes Russia in Ukraine.
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  4955. I've been screaming that Fox news is fake news just like CNN and MSNBC for years and have taken a lot of sh!t from conservatives for it. I swear the elites have people so controlled that they're rooting for networks like we root for football teams. It's insanity The only guy Fox who I didn't consider fake corporate news was Tucker. Now he is gone, so Fox is now full blown fake news IMO. Like the guy in the video said, they just put a bit of red meat out there for consumption to not make it so obvious. On core issues like war and peace, Fox is lock step in tune with CNN and MSNBC.
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  4956. They paid a lot. 5 million migrants. Kurdish separatist groups now having a safe haven in Northern Syria because of a power vacuum. I can go on and on. Again in hindsight Assad was right, Turkey paid an extremely heavy price. One they'll be paying for quite a well.
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  4957. The entire point of all this is the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. Why do you think they're ignoring Hamas and attacking civilians?
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  4958. Pier's Morgon. "Isn't apartheid fantastic."
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  4959.  @kossllan6144  So you support the side which is aggressive and recently took part in modern day ethnic cleansing, the sort of cleansing which rarely happens since the early 1900s? So like your claim earlier on someone else, you support evil?
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  4960. I can't believe this guy is still trying. Does anyone listen to this hack? Bill we know you carried water for the establishment for years. We haven't forgotten your leading role in your shameless shilling for the Iraq war. Something you still haven't apologized for. Sorry but the demographic you're pandering to simply doesn't like you.
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  4961.  Cat Kingradio883  I'm thinking Greece needs those weapons.
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  4962.  Cat Kingradio883  Yes and they're scrambling to purchase more. Why would they give them away?
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  4963.  @TenTenJ  Funny how the Turks are saying the same thing about the Biden administration.
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  4964. Pre-war, Videos like this talking about Turkey turning to Russia. After the bullets start flying. Turkey the only country sending high tech weapons to Ukraine. lol How detached news is from reality is outright terrifying. You can't believe anything you see and hear these days. If Crux said gravity was real, I'd have to question gravity at this point lol
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  4965.  @jumbomuffin1316  The only people who would be against that are genocidal maniacs. I guess you're okay with every rational human being reading this now knowing what you are.
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  4966. @Don Gonzalez, they live in a bubble where the entire system is set up so they're never questioned. When they are questioned, it shocks them.
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  4967.  @Pixiedust8399  Same here in the United States. Once you actually look into what is going on there it shocks you to your core. The fact that there is an Apartheid state which throws people into concentration camps in this day and age is insanity. The fact my government is actually helping the Apartheid state keep it's concentration camps is terrifying. History will not judge us well, even our grandchildren will be cursing us for leaving this stain behind. But our media will continue to try to convince us that the rape victim who scratched the rapist's face is the one at fault here. That narrative will not stand the test of time.
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  4968.  @WALTERBROADDUS  Give it time, we'll live long enough to see that as well. The world is changing faster than our ability to adapt to that change.
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  4969. Only a matter of time until the authoritarian regime in Paris cracks down hard on these protestors for the crime of trying to demonstrate. Assuming they haven't already.
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  4970.  @AKB52  No one is going to do what Israel did. No group of people are that insane.
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  4971. How exactly did this thing shoot down Turkish F35 when the Turks don't have the F35?
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  4972.  @pazzodi3  For one show on a random website? You tell me. Especially when a primary presidential debate is getting like 1.3 million views.
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  4973.  @ekk4674  Do you blame the Serbian government for your grandmother's suffering?
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  4974. @Nondens Because the Iraqi government isn't really complaining. They seem quite content that Turkey is bombing terrorists hiding in their mountains.
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  4975. We have runaway inflation, businesses can't find enough workers, store shelves are empty there is a health crisis and Kamala is trying to fix what? The backlash for all this will be come swift and it will come hard. Can't tell you when but people are getting fed up with all this bs.
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  4976. I’m not Noam’s biggest fan but it is hard to say he is wrong on this one
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  4977.  @ASSASIN7-sd5sr  America first means America first.
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  4978. @Nathaniel Mason, Forget it being or not being our duty to police this dispute, our globalist leaders are doing everything they can to make sure this conflict actually happens.
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  4979. @User-xxxqwery. The human principles you refer to that Armenia values, does that also include invading neighboring nations and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians? If that is your idea of human principles, I'd imagine you're a terrifying human being.
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  4980. France would get wrecked over there and they know it. The French military is nothing but a large hot air balloon and the regime in Paris knows it. They'll only go in if they can form a coalition to hide behind. Kind of like what they did in Libya. Let America do the heavy lifting because they simply can't. If France can't get the United States to come with them or bribe other African nations to attack Niger. There is literally nothing the French themselves can do. It would actually be kind of funny to watch them try. Again they'd get wrecked lol
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  4981. They use your tax money to do what ever is necessary to ensure that "their man" is in charge of these nations. Then they proceed to strip these nations of their natural resources which helps French industry. Once someone in power does anything to slow down how fast France is stealing these natural resources, then your tax money goes into funding the terror groups in these nations to help destabilize the governments France wants out. Now you as a French citizen might be a bit shocked by all this. But you must also understand that your standard of living simply cannot stay where it is without your government robbing Africa blind year after year. Now that France is slowly being kicked out of this region country by country, well your elites are in complete and utter panic.
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  4982. Yea it is the European settler Zionists.
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  4983. The international world order is breaking down under the weight of its own corruption
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  4984. No, not really when they need someone else's money, weapons and protection to do it. Without that, they wouldn't last 1 month in that region.
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  4985. You're right, the vast majority of the planet is becoming immune to this cartoonish type propaganda. That when put under a microscope folds like origami. Few on this planet are going to be tricked into supporting apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Good luck selling that.
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  4986. @Animals.Diaries You don't seem to be very rational here, so let me step in as a person looking objectively from the outside. 1. Turkey is Nato puppy (prove me wrong) If Turkey was a Nato puppy how come they were the only ones in Nato that America wasn't able to bully into slapping sanctions on Russia. (God knows Washington tried) 2. Azerbaijan as a backdoor to serve Israel. Again you seem to have zero clue as to why nations do what they do. The Azeris aren't serving Israel, they're forced into a position where they needed weapons from Israel. Why were they put in a position? Well Iran put them in that position when they armed Armenia to the teeth which invaded Azerbaijan, illegally occupied 20% of Azerbaijan's internationally recognized borders and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeris in the 1990s. In their build up to take the territory back, they needed Israeli weapons. You can thank Iran for that. 3. If Turkey needed commands from the USA for their Syria policy, why is Washington constantly threatening them not to take action in Syria which they clearly always ignore. They went in in 2016 while America was threatening them not to. America was so disturbed it shot down Turkish drones, yet they still made another operation in 2019. The guy might be a blind sunni but it seems you are a blind shia. When are either of you going to learn to think rationally and look at fact. Instead of childish and demonstrably false narratives you're pushing? I literally dismantled all three of your points with completely and utter ease with facts. Find better talking points. You guys need to learn how to be more rational and less emotional train wrecks. Learn to read facts. Maybe that will teach you to get along with each other.
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  4987. @New World Anarchy, It's actually going the opposite way the past few weeks.
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  4988.  @simko8665  There isn't much the apartheid zionist regime can do
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  4989. This legit made me laugh. 🤣🤣
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  4990. Please stop calling him Joe Biden. His new name is Genocide Joe.
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  4991. This is all just political theatrics by the Egyptian dictator to quell protesting in his own country. Everyone knows he was installed by and works for Israel. Until he is taken out of office, Egyptian policy behind the scenes will always be pro Israel.
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  4992.  @echion-3654  Putin perhaps but don't compare anyone to Netanyahu. No other world leader or leader of any military around the globe is using a fully mechanized army to slaughter as many civilians as possible. In fact the world hasn't witnessed a nation behaving like this since WW2. So yea, Erdogan is not that different from Putin. You're right. But don't compare any world leader to someone like Nentayahu, that dude is on another level of evil.
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  4993.  @surojeetchatterji9966  Is it because they know how to use toilets?
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  4994.  @captainbilly9443  That's hardly the case when you compare these two groups. Neither side is civilized nor particularly barbaric. The only real difference is Greece is lazy while Turkey not so much.
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  4995.  @nikolaiv1138  You speak of pent up vendettas over centuries and you're right. Especially in this specific conflict, Azerbaijan is probably hot skipping mad that when Armenia had military advantage it brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 of their civilians not too long ago. Thankfully and surprisingly the Azeris haven't gone full blown vengence mode. In this entire conflict since 2020 only about 2 dozen or so civilians have died in this massive war. So your point of view doesn't really stand up to the reality on the ground. Again thankfully the Azeris haven't behaved like the Armenians did when they had military advantage.
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  4996. So you're basically saying you support illegal invasions of other nation's territories and also support the brutal ethnic cleansing of over 800,000 civilians? Interesting.
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  4997. There is really nothing about this conflict that will have any impact on global affairs. It's a small mountainous area and it's a minor territorial dispute. Hell even in their recent "all out" war in 2020 barely anyone died lol They fought for a few weeks, the Azeris surrounded and cut off the Armenian army and the Armenians surrendered. Nothing sensational enough to capture the world media's attention.
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  4998.  @kuiperbond8460  No they're actually not. The people who stole their homes, slaughtered their children and stuffed 2.3 million people into a concentration camp are
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  4999. What choice does the EU have? The EU simply doesn't have the ability to defend itself. The only three Nato members with the ability to wage war in a long and large scale all happen to be non EU nations.
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  5000. Those Arab rulers are only paving the groundwork for their own removal by their own people soon.
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  5001. @Pun Ejemja, This could go both ways. If you're American this is great, adds two more members to the alliance and gives greater strategic depth adding a country with a huge border to Russian territory. If you're Sweden and Finland, being in Nato might save you from conflict. At the same time it could also make you the first target if WW3 breaks out. As an American I'm glad they're in. We're more likely to defeat Russia in a potential conflict. but if I was from Finland and Sweden I'd be against this. Being neutral if the bombs start flying is probably a better place to sit
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  5002.  @haonguyen-f4c  Looks like that is exactly what they're doing.
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  5003.  @a.tartist  For anyone who's looked into this issue. I'm going to have to say you're right. But it isn't mostly Kurds Armenians and Greeks. It is essentially indigenous Anatolians. Even the ones who spoke Greek, weren't really Greek. They were invaded by Greeks and assimilated into Greek culture, just like they were later invaded by Turkic tribes and assimilated into Turkic culture. It would make more sense to simply all them indigenous Anatolians. That is where all the DNA evidence points. I understand many people from Turkey get triggered over this but it is the reality. But on the flip side this will also trigger the Greeks on a deeper level. When they tell these people "go back to central Asia you invaders" Well that claim is BS too. Considering most of them are simply indigenous people who've taken on a new language. Hard to tell people to go back to a place they were never from in the first place. Greeks and people in Turkey<----- Get triggered over facts. Reality triggers the fairytales both have been hearing and telling for 100 years.
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  5004.  @DoofyGilmore1299  There are plenty of those sources for the DNA mapping of every country. Using one source seems to paint a different picture. Even if your source (which I've looked at before) is 100% correct it still shows the majority of the DNA in the country is indigenous Anatolian. There are other studies which show the Turkic DNA in Turkey as low as 15%. It is anywhere between 15% and 35%. It makes sense to simply split the difference in the various studies. So my estimate is probably some where near 25%. But again people in Turkey claiming most of them are descendants of powerful horsemen from central Asia is insane. The Greeks claiming these people should go back to central Asia (when most of them are indigenous) is just as insane.
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  5005.  @DoofyGilmore1299  That is a very subjective point of view. How much time have you spent with other Turkic groups like the Turkic groups of the North Caucasus or from Central Asia? My mother's side of the family are from an old Kipchak Turkic group and I've spent a lot of time in Turkey. The culture and behavior of these two groups of people are completely different. Again people in Turkey have a culture more similar to Persians, Arabs and Greeks. Especially if you go into inner Anatolia you see the vast difference between them and Turkic groups. Let me ask you something, how many old Turkic groups of people do you know of that inbreed? None. In Anatolia people inbreed like it's nobody's business. Inbreeding in all Turkic societies is something that would get you killed for even attempting to do. In Turkey it is seen as completely natural. Good luck trying to marry your uncles daughter in a place like Uzbekistan/Kazakhstan or in the North Caucasus. Your own dad would murder you. In places like Konya, Ankara, Kayseri and hundreds of other cities behavior like this is considered normal. So please don't tell me how "similar" the culture is. Forget similar it is quite alien.
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  5006. Even the idea of it is ridiculous. Not to mention nearly impossible.
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  5007.  @ananthu8534  They might not get what they wanted as quickly as they thought but make no mistake they're going to get it. At what cost I don't know. There is now way Ukraine is going to be able to take back the territory it lost. It's also sad how both nations are losing an entire generation of young men. :O( Hopefully this war comes to a conclusion soon regardless of who wins or loses.
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  5008.  @TomGB-81  So according to your logic western societies like America and England are going to decide to stop electing their leaders because Russia invades and takes territory from Ukraine? Hmmm I've heard a lot of whoopers in my day but this one is kinda special. Btw there is nothing in Nato's charter that says it has to defend anyone outside of Nato. I'm not exactly sure what you're talking about.
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  5009. A complete collapse of the European Union would not only be good for Europeans it would probably be good for the rest of the globe as well.
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  5010. Imagine a person who lies for a living confronting someone else for their lies? Super interesting.
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  5011.  @tylord.  Might make more sense to tackle what a person is saying more so than harping on a typo. Just sayin.
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  5012. The United States has zero interest there not to mention it doesn't have the ability to project hard power there either. It's neutral because it really has no other option.
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  5013.  @Shivam-5 what crime? The worst crime you can think of. The worst crime in all written laws in human history.
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  5014. @A'DAM, so you're admitting that forcing others to think exactly like you is an EU value? You're admitting that diversity of ideas is a bad thing in the EU and dissenting views of members will be punished? Relax Stalin.....
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  5015. ​ @Amsterdam1999  As long as the EU and the establishment is honest about why they're kicking a member out, it is what it is. As long as you're honest that as the richer nation in the Union you're free to set the domestic agenda of a poorer nation, I have no complaints. The issue for me arises with the lack of intellectually honestly. Where the large members want to bully the smaller members but still pretend the smaller members have full say in the Unions affairs. You can't have it both ways. You can't act like the Soviet Union and still pretend to be a democratic Union. At least you're honest in your point of view that might is right. Now if only the leaders who are pushing the agenda you want were as honest as you.
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  5016.  @xmaverickhunterkx  There is no wokeness outside of the west. America, Canada, Northern Europe and Australia. Only place woke exists. The rest of the world has actual problems it needs to solve.
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  5017.  lukhach92  Obviously China and Russia are playing under a much different set of rules than lets say Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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  5018. Millions of people from all around the world did
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  5019. You act like they had a choice.
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  5020. actually it is 4500 dead children.
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  5021.  @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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  5022.  @patrickfuller6025  You basically explained the foreign policy of nearly every country on the planet. lol
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  5023.  @patrickfuller6025  Greed is what it is. On a personal level most people have figured out how wrong it is. When it comes to groups safeguarding their interests. It's ugly.
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  5024.  @LRRPFco52  Who launched these rockets? People under ethnic cleansing, people tired of having their children murdered, people who live in the world's largest prison, people who've had their homes stolen by force. You wanted to know who is launching these rockets? Well you got your answer.
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  5025.  @LRRPFco52  I don't think you understand what ethnic cleansing means. If you forcibly drive an ethnic group out of a specific area you're "ethnically cleansing" said areas. Just because people who happen to belong to your group are having a ton of babies elsewhere doesn't mean you're not being driven out of your home or that a specific region or city is not being ethnically cleansed. You can play word games all you want but it won't work on people who have even a minimal amount of reason and logic. I'm still in utter shock that people can try to rationalize murder, theft and the brutalization of people. Do you also kill puppies and push old women down stairways as a hobby?
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  5026. You're going to ask a genocidal maniac to do what is right? Good idea.
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  5027.  @myrahj1482  How exactly do you think the world works? All those wonderful tools you use everyday to make your life better, why do you think they were created? Greed lol
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  5028. @GTAmir613. Yes great at trying to stop people from speaking up against genocide. Real great man. The Nazis are obvious still around under a new banner.
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  5029.  @jacobjonm0511  It seems you got your wish bro. The being a donkey part.
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  5030.  @jacobjonm0511  Let me take a wild guess. Anyone who doesn't agree with your insane views must be from ethnic group X right? The level of cognitive dissonance is quite strong ha? lol
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  5031.  @babakkhoramdin1863  You really drank a bit too much of that kool-aid didn't you.
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  5032. Doubtful. Why would Israel kill their number one paid asset who is helping them with their occupation?
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  5033. No their elections are actually legit. Truth be told I'm kinda jealous lol
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  5034. It also isn’t anti semitic to criticize people who aren’t Semitic. The Zionists in Israel are of European stock, they’re not even a smidge Semitic. The only Semitic people in this equation are the Palestinians
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  5035.  @livmgmnt9461  You do realize that what you're saying makes absolutely zero sense. This is essentially like all of us witnessing a rape and you're yelling at everyone who saw what happened to blame the rape victim. You do understand this isn't a sustainable argument right?
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  5036. I found the title interesting and clicked on it. Then I realized it was the fake news BBC channel. No thanks.
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  5037. How do you talk about this and not tie it into modern Zionist occultism?
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  5038.  @ByZHellas  I'd imagine the Greek government doesn't agree with your assessment of the situation. They know full well they'll get wrecked, which is why they're gifting Washington a boat load of military bases in Greece. It's a smart move, a very smart move. Why fight a losing battle when you can easily bring in the most powerful nation's military as a deterrent. There is a catch though, there is always the risk of America backing out and leaving you to it. But it's a risk the Greek government simply has to take and is taking.
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  5039. @Buddy I'm not sure that organization has killed 30,000 people in a Nato state. I could be wrong so if you could provide some information on the matter.
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  5040.  @orhancekic_  How was it racist exactly? You either grew up in the west or have had your brain melted. The context of these things are different there they are here in America or places like England. The historical baggage between white and black doesn't exist. So calling someone "black" is no different than calling someone tall or short or strong. It is just a matter of fact. Only a person who is subconsciously racist would think being called black to be a bad thing. So honestly, the only racist I see in this equation is you.
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  5041.  @KingSargon96  They didn't steal anything. If they did the Somali people would be hot skipping mad. They're not.
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  5042. @Timothy Black, They won't be rolling back tensions anytime soon. Nato should simply let them duke it out and settle those issues so it can stop being so damned annoying for everyone else.
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  5043.  @mattsavage9960  It doesn't seem like they have any wish to expand. They are however ignored their neighbor breaking military treaties they've signed and using islands as weapons against them.
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  5044.  @allieelectra23  You know the elites are firmly in charge when they can make you believe the only guy on T.V. telling the truth is the only liar. But then again it's not surprising, if they can convince a dumb population men can get pregnant, what can't they convince us of?
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  5045. @Kiki Every wave of enlargement has had these same exact issues. Some nations had been kept waiting for years for reasons 100x more ridiculous than this one.
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  5046.  @eshbena  It is worse than an occupation, it is a concentration camp. They control who gets in and who gets out. They decide what they can and can't build. No airports, dock ports allowed. No water treatment plans allowed. They control the food going in, they control the water going in. The OP's point would seem like nonsense to a person who believes their feelings are more important than facts/reality.
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  5047.  @elcordobes-i1h  You see the way concentration camps work is this. Regardless of what they do or don't do, they're still in a concentration camp. You understand how this works right?
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  5048.  @sad202  "We literally control every single aspect of the place, down to how much food they can eat" "But we don't control the place really." lol
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  5049.  @husbanana  I see what you're saying here but the reality on the ground doesn't support what you're saying. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s: 800,000 civilians are brutally ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan invades Nagorno Karabakh in 2020: Less than two dozen civilians die. A huge military operation where less than two dozen civilians die? You're calling this brutal and inhumane? The guys literally went out of their way to keep the civilian casuality count down. They took 8 entire regions. Our military in Iraq would kill more civilians than this taking one neighborhood. I fail to see how your rhetoric fits in with the reality on the ground.
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  5050.  @BeautySavesWorld  So do one of Armenia's "European" values you speak of include invading a neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians? Is that the point you're trying to make? Not to mention trying to dehumanize those people who were brutally ethnically cleansed to make it okay? Mass killings of untold amounts of women and children are "beautysavingtheworld" in your book? On a scale of 1-10 just how horrible of a human being are you?
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  5051. I love the intentions of this video, it really puts out a lot of the shady business of the military industrial complex. But when trying to explain why Bibi didn't get along with Obama as Obama being democratic as opposed to other presidents is insanity. As it pertains to the military industrial complex, didn't Obama destroy Libya for no reason? Probably ruining the lives of untold generations there and millions and millions of people. Wasn't Obama the quarterback for the destruction of Syria which again wrecked the lives of millions and was probably the best birthday gift Bibi ever received. The fact you believe all that is going on is a "right wing" or "left wing" issue really misses the point my man. Yes it is nice to have anti globalist anti colonialism left wing governments in Latin America. But don't ever for one second think those movements have anything to do with our mainstream left wing party here in America. Two completely different things. One is pro colonialism and perpetual war. The other is not. Again you do a fantastic job exposing all the nasty things being done worldwide by this cabal. But oddly enough you give half of that cabal a pass for some reason.
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  5052.  @gamedayswede  While I wouldn't have worded it like him, when put under a microscope you really can't say the guy is wrong in calling Sweden a terror protecting state. It's an awkward position Sweden has put itself in while trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of said organization. Really strange stuff, makes you wonder what kind of morons are running Sweden.
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  5053. Typical terrible human behavior. One set of rules for me..... Different set of rules for everyone else.
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  5054. @JR and here everyone thought this conflict was about Israel brutalizing a minority group. Taking their land, murdering their children and forcing millions into open air prisons. Damn all along we could have just asked you what this conflict was about lol
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  5055.  @jujitsu.black.belt7  With a comment like that I'm fairly sure you don't exactly even understand what a liberal is and what a conservative is. Considering the liberal media are experts in fake news and you seem to be following their lead, I'm not surprised. I guess being fed fake news for so long, especially on this issue has gotten to you. Less CNN and more reality in your point of view regarding this conflict please.
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  5056.  @jujitsu.black.belt7  A rapist can't justify self defense if he is scratched by his victim during the act. It's really a difficult position for you to argue and not seem insane. You're welcome to try though.
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  5057.  @jujitsu.black.belt7  Have you noticed that every single ethnic cleansing campaign usually starts with some vague historical right stemming from thousands of years ago. Makes it easier to ethnically cleanse women and children I guess? Read your history about every single ethnic cleansing campaign in modern history, they've all made the same EXACT arguments you're making. You're in fine fine company my man.
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  5058. @Ian Patrick It's not a huge conspiracy. Those in charge are afraid of losing their grip on power. So they make a concerted effort that people in critical positions agree with their point of view. AKA indoctrination. This is a very common tactic by the ruling elites in literally every single society the human race has ever had. The fact most of our institutions were by in large not politicized was an amazing achievement by our society but looking at human nature and human history, it was an outlier that simply couldn't last.
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  5059. @spawnpwn4166. The guy was well ahead of his time. A fortune teller even.
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  5060.  @HalfTonChevy  How exactly do you propose the occupier and the oppressor to be freed? By giving them even more freedom to steal other's land, slaughter their citizens or the freedom to stick even more people in modern concentration camps? That will be a hard argument to make in the vast majority of places on this planet.
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  5061. Not really. They've essentially given nothing to that movement aside from some rhetoric. I"m sure they'd like to do what you're proposing but China casts a very large shadow.
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  5062. What in the world are you talking about. What European days?
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  5063. @johnhitz1185. To call a word baseless you have to first learn what it means. It is not a progressive word, it is a legal definition with an extremely narrow legal definition. A definition which Israel's actions fit to the tee. There is a point at which you need to understand that facts are more important than your feelings. This is not only a genocide, is easily demonstrably a genocide. The hardest part of charging genocide is proving intent. This is one of those rare cases in history where intent is easy to prove, the Israeli officials themselves are making statements about exactly what they're doing. Look up what the term genocide means before spouting nonsense.
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  5064. @Dendias, you believe a foreign minister who believes in aggression and risking war is "class." Interesting.
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  5065.  @wankawanka3053  They do and they should be called out for it. They do it to Syria all the time. And Greece does it to Turkey. Difference being that Syria's backlash would probably be different than Turkey's backlash to Greece.
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  5066.  @taragurjarbhaati4647  I hope you're not saying that like Greece India is going to start supporting terrorists? That's strange considering as far as I know India has always stayed far away from terrorist organizations. Are you hoping for a policy shift?
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  5067. It's insane that ideas purged from most of the world hundreds of years ago are still normal in that region. Terrifying.
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  5068.  @sadsadski5395  The resolutions were pretty clear that this region is internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan. This wasn't a war. It was basically a policy action by Azerbaijan. It pushed out illegal militia groups off it's own territory while enforcing UN resolutions.
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  5069.  @sadsadski5395  You might want to actually read the resolutions before talking about drugs and unicorns.
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  5070. DonMarley69. Kind of like how Armenia wanted no Armenians in the territory it occupied? The difference is Armenia acted on this "want" and savagely ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians. War crimes are hard to hide my friend, they have a way of coming back and biting you in the arse.
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  5071.  @sisabed54321  It does now. The Zionists are not happy Spain decided to speak up against apartheid, concentration camps and mass murder of women and children. They'll be gunning for Spain now.
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  5072. That would make sense in relation to this conflict if Cyprus was part of Greece. It is not.
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  5073. @Ariana Sleepwalker, actually this war is killing them economically.
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  5074.  @kamoteph273  I'm not sure what it will take to stop this war. We're getting a good glimpse of how much this world has changed in the last 50 years. A small war in one place upends everything all over the globe. It's terrifying.
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  5075. IMagine our president Biden giving a speech without reading it on a teleprompter? lol
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  5076. @Short Cut TV, sorry but the idea of Europe protecting people's freedoms and peace is like the fox guarding the hen house. The insanity of such a statement.
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  5077. The trouble is Europe is in no position to move anything anywhere. I'm also fairly sure they're not exactly welcome in Africa either. France right now is slowly being kicked out of all its' colonies there. Africa has zero trust in Europe. Europe has burned so many bridges that it's pretty much stuck with either being China's economic vassal or America's political vassal. Pick your poison my man.
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  5078. I wish they were just tax and spend. It's more like tax (wait that wasn't enough), borrow (wait that isn't enough) print print print okay we have enough.
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  5079. @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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  5080.  @romeyjondorf you love our money, weapons and support. Con artists love their markers
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  5081.  @ghosthunter0950 it is all developed there with American rnd money and American technology. It is essentially another form of welfare setting it up there, sending the tech there and having them build it there. That nation literally wouldn’t survive 6 months without us arming it, defending it financing it and giving political cover for it. It is like an anchor sinking us deeper and deeper into isolation from the world. Having 80 percent of the world hate your guts is not in the national interest
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  5082.  @newmandydy how is anything you psychos do in our interest? Also why belittle America by claiming it has shared values with an apartheid state. No thanks
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  5083. The north part was freed in 1974. Not sure about the rest as it has british military bases and the rest under the full control of EU officials.
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  5084. @Big Earl, For Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey.
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  5085. @User-cc4gk6gx6w. This conflict has unmasked so many people that it would take 1000000 pages to name them all. America firsters magically turned into Israel firsters. Financiers of the woke crowd then decided to cancel the woke crowd for pointing out Israel is an apartheid state. Pacifists who voted for Biden only to find out he is a warmonger of epic proportions. The list goes on and on and on.
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  5086.  @Justanotherconsumer  Yes that would be an ideal situation but unfortunately we don't live in an ideal world. There is no way Russia is going to give up Crimea at this point. They feel (rightly or wrongly) that controlling Crimea is a life and death situation for their nation. Short of starting WW3 with nukes there really isn't anyway to take it from them. All in all the original inhabitants of Crimea will suffer as they've been suffering under occupation for like 200 years now. :O(
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  5087.  @huntergatherer7796  They're a minority because they were slaughtered mercilessly and their homes stolen and given to Russian and Ukrainian settlers. Again ask the few who survived and are still there and they'll tell you they want the Russians and Ukrainians gone. If this world had justice this would happen. But we know there is little justice in this world.
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  5088. I really wanted to see the look on that gender studies student's face when he made that comment. Unfortunately the camera didn't go back to her. :O( Her cultural marxist brain must have been in overdrive. Torn between defending homosexuals but at the same time weighing that against disagreeing with a black man. 😂
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  5089. Provided the Saudi/Iran relationship doesn't fall apart. The strait won't be closed.
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  5090. Israeli planes can't fly that far and even if they could they can't get air space permission from the nations inbetween. Iran has 100x more missiles than Israel. Why would you shoot a missile at a nation which has more?
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  5091.  @jubai12345  Yes according to the zombies here in the west, complaining about pushing 2.3 million semitic people (Palestinians) into concentration camps. Apparently that is anti-semitic. The level of insanity in all this through the roof. The way they play with words to build false narratives is nothing short of ridiculous.
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  5092.  @freemillenniumideas  So your entire argument is.... "If you don't agree with me politically you must be...... (insert insults here)" Interesting logic.
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  5093.  @freemillenniumideas  Yes but your debate tactic is generally one used by autocratic groups. "Agree with me or you are a terrible XYZ." Have you ever heard of the psychological term "projecting." No one was asking you to compliment anyone. However you are being asked to debate like a rational human being. That isn't too much of an ask is it?
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  5094.  @brotalnia  He knows a guy who knows a guy 🤣
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  5095.  @wellwishers4825  I don't think me being jealous or not jealous of Erdogan has anything to do with you making numbers up and pawning them off as if they were real. Try to stay on topic and debate like a rational human being.
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  5096. @John Smith, The fact the people in the EU believe they live in a democracy and elect leaders who look out for their interests is one of the biggest scams ever pulled off in human history.
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  5097.  @metehangokturk9696  Well at least now you know what the guy was talking about.
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  5098. @J Whitman, Are you also against the most recent SCOTUS who told us she doesn't know what a woman is? Should she be fired for lying as well?
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  5099.  @ramtrucks721  Hannity is just another establishment shill. No different than your average Don Lemons and random CNN hosts.
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  5100.  @robertirvine6307  Seems like very few people in charge here in America are interested in democracy. The opinions of the masses are pesky things which need to be controlled in their view. Why do you think the media does nothing but lie to us 24/7. This goes beyond Republican and Democrat. It's more so the oligarchy vs the people.
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  5101. @Bengale9977 I doubt Putin feels "betrayed" considering he expected some backlash after what Russia did in Syria not too long ago. This was essentially Erdo telling Putin "If you screw me in Syria I'll screw you in Ukraine." The problem is Erdo doesn't have as strong a hand in this as Putin does. Putin can do a lot more damage to Turkey in Syria than Turkey can do to Russia in Ukraine. Both men know this.
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  5102. And then these people wonder why their ratings are dropping. "President Trump wants to leave Northern Syria "leaving our oldest allies in the region alone." Last I checked the terrorist groups in Northern Syria he is referring to haven't been our "allies for very long" If he is referring to the Kurds in general, well then that's the Kurdish regional government in Northern Iraq. Who by the way also see these groups Anderson is talking about as terrorists as well. The fake news has to stop, we can't take much more of this. Why was the establishment so upset Trump wanted to stop funding these terrorist organizations and leave our troops there to protect them? Haven't we had enough with Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria and god knows where else our troops will be put in harms way for no logical reason that could benefit the average American citizen. Enough guys, enough. Stop cheerleading this stuff.
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  5103. @Slajen, Do you believe financing armed groups which blow up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state while at the same time trying to join Nato is a wise thing to do?
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  5104.  @Batya-Grace  I find both of you quite interesting. One seems certain she will freak out and the other seems certain she won't. A rational person would simply say "I don't know and who cares."
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  5105.  @Batya-Grace  I'm not on either side of this debate, the pro or anti Christian battle going on here. I just find it super interesting the insane talking points they're using as they cheer on their team. I'm also glad to see I've found a person in a youtube comments section that might be the only person in the world with the authority to decide what is and what isn't a "true Christian." A few philosophers have said our biggest problem is that we've raised a generation of deranged narcissists. Perhaps he was right.
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  5106.  @TheRogueEmpire  Except it is true, nor is this a conspiracy theory. Biden quite literally said he was going to do it.
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  5107.  @ProudCitizen80 do you believe god to be so sadistic that he would side with apartheid, concentration camps and genocide? I’d imagine god isn’t too happy with your portrayal of him. The devil however is probably happy with you
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  5108.  @gaborbakos7058  Yes and both planes have 2 wings and their tires are also both round. How dare they lol
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  5109. People might think this was humiliating for the New York Times but I don't think so. It would have been worse if Putin called them by the name everyone else is calling them. The New York Crimes.
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  5110.  @ronmka8931 actually not true. The place was relatively stable for the vast majority of the time they were there
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  5111. It will be no different than the past . They’ll try to lecture she 1 of 2 things will happen. 1 they’ll get laughed at 2. They’ll be ignored Nothing changed really, it has been this way for decades. France is a joke
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  5112.  @snitsky657  This isn't war. This is a group of 2 million people stuffed into a concentration camp who want out.
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  5113.  @fwash25  Even if you had all the time and patience in the world, it wouldn't be enough for you to craft a narrative that could even come close to bringing your point of view in line with reality. You literally can't refute one thing said with quantifiable facts and you have the audacity to claim someone else is spewing nonsense. The world has changed my friend, false narratives don't fly as easily as they used to. Those days are over. I get it though, you're triggered and you're lashing out emotionally. You're probably not used to debating outside of an echo chamber where your views are actually questioned.
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  5114. @Crimesonifer6107. I remember that claim in 2020 about Syrian mercenaries in this war. It was interesting for sure, until it was completely and utterly debunked.
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  5115.  @crimesonlifer6107  Literally everyone. It became rather apparent when the claim was thousands of mercenaries and not one was captured dead or alive. Not to mention when you actually dig deep into it, it does sound ridiculous. Azerbaijan has no shortage of grunts, what they're short on are highly skilled technicians like drone operators and mortor specialists. How exactly are a few thousand low IQ inbred militia men going to help them when their only shortage is skilled technicians? Unless you're under the assumption that some random villager from Syria is an expert drone operator or can handle the code for an air defense system. It's quite frankly ridiculous. I'm actually quite embarrassed for believing it when the news first broke without really putting any serious thought into it.
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  5116. @wafaay7182. They've controlled the narrative so well in the past 30 years that they've lost the ability to actually come up with believable lies. Most of what Israel is saying is literally on a cartoonish level.
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  5117.  @VikingCrusaders  Me personally? I haven't have to prove anything. That is what makes this so cut and dry. This is the only genocide ever where the government officials are actually quite open and honest and public about their intentions. Why do you need me? Just listen to Israeli officials. The internet is filled with their statements about their "intent."
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  5118.  @VikingCrusaders  Why are you projecting? The vast majority of the planet is quite clear on this. WHat is next you'll try to convince me the world is not round?
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  5119. @ why would I need to lie about statements Israeli officials make in public? You tell me, what exactly would I have to gain from that.
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  5120. @ what I more likely is that you’re not even a real person. Lots of paid Israeli bots these days
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  5121. Poland has every right to decide who comes in and who doesn't come into their country. I fail to see how this is controversial. With that said, it would have been nice of Tucker asked this guy about Poland's insane Ukraine policy, bordering on trying to drag us into ww3. Their immigration policy is what it is, no one has a right to judge what they do on that front. I'd be more interested in their foreign policy which might actually have an effect on the entire planet. I'm a big fan of Tucker but in trying to push this specific narrative (which I agree with) he refuse to ask this psycho the important questions. And Tucker wants to join this guy for dinner in Warsaw. Very weak Tucker, something I never thought I'd be saying to you.
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  5122. This is interesting for sure. But it isn't exactly full blown inditement material. Having a Nato nation who is having financial troubles lead an investigation of a crime you may or may not have committed if you're Russia isn't exactly wise. And this is all assuming this story is true. Which I'd bet against. If the Turks had made this offer and were rejected they'd be screaming about it day and night.
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  5123.  @joshuagiftsoni4062 Maybe ones that aren't French? lol
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  5124.  @edelgyn2699  So please give us your alternative view on this. You believe it is okay for people to go off and join a genocidal army which is showing the planet the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army which is going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible. That this person should simply come back like nothing happened and go back to their job at university? Good luck explaining that point of view to any rational human being on the planet.
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  5125. I remember reading that somewhere as well.
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  5126. We've already gone down that path, where have you been?
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  5127.  @ayush9668  Maybe because they look up to a country who's population doesn't defecate in the streets. I know that's a rare commodity in that part of the world.
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  5128.  @zjeee  Except they won't really get the economic benefits they probably thought they'd get 10-20 years ago. It will probably constrain them more going forward than help them. These are all really ridiculous arguments being thrown around. The reality of the matter is Turkey doesn't really want now and most EU nations were never going to let them in anyway. It's simply a dance with neither side wanting to be the one walking away.
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  5129.  @onesixfour1905  When people talk about EU ideals I really wonder what in the world they're referring to. Are they referring to globalist governments who simply don't give a rats arse what their people want?
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  5130.  @Mickimoss  If justice came, Israel wouldn't exist. Be careful what you ask for.
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  5131.  @johnnolang3734  Him voicing his own opinion would be based on what nation he lived in according to your logic no?
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  5132.  @jonathanpinhasov6051 minimal civilian casualties in the pager attack? Dude literally over 90 percent of the people killed and injured in that attack were civilians. Allistar Crook had a great piece on that. Again both were acts of terrorism which demonstrably fits into the definition of terrorism. As far as the IDF again all the seem to be capable of is murdering civilians from afar Fighting men euthanasia guns? Not so much
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  5133.  @jonathanpinhasov6051 if you’re broke you should ask the Zionist apartheid regime to put you on the payroll for repeating their cheap lies
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  5134. Most of the things they do can't be debated. So they don't debate it. They'll just come up with some catchy phrase like "you're unpatriotic" and shut down the debate and continue doing what they're doing. It is a playbook that works. I remember people who wanted to debate the Iraq war were shouted down with "you're a saddam lover" People who questioned our involvement in Syria. "You're a Putin agent." People questioning our involvement in Gaza. "You're pro Hamas." Yes it seems childish but oddly enough it works, stops all debate. So you know for the future, when ever you see someone who wants to debate something and is shouted down by some label. You know some serious BS is going down.
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  5135.  @morten1  Globalist cabal's logic. "Roll over and play dead so we can plunder your resources." Those days seem like they're over. It is like the bully in the school playground. Once one kid stands up to them and wins, the rest will follow
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  5136. It would be nice if this lady bothered to do any research before broadcasting. There won't be any civilian causalities because the PKK in Northern Iraq has all their bases up in the mountains where there are no cities or civilians. Everyone that dies will either be a Turkish soldier or a PKK fighter. Hard for civilians to die in a place where no civilians exist. Do your research lady.
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  5137. The United States does not have the willingness or the ability to project any sort of power into the Caucasus. France, France itself is a fairly helpless nation when it comes to projecting power far off it's shores. Hell they're having trouble projecting power on African nations who have nothing. Russia and Iran are the only two games in town for Armenia. Russia is busy and Iran is weak. Would have made a lot more sense for Armenia to negotiate with Azerbaijan in the past 30 years before the recent conflict, seems too late now. Most Armenians I've met were highly intelligent people. I find it surreal that out of a population with so many intelligent people, they couldn't find a few guys with a simple understanding of geopolitics before getting into this mess they find themselves in.
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  5138. @Qgravy. You thought he was a good guy based on what? He is just a new face to sell the same policy. Bet you felt the same way when Obama for no good reason decided to bomb Libya into the stone age and destroy that country to a point it won't be able to repair itself for decades. And unlike the psychopath Bush, Obama didn't even bother making up lies as to why he is wrecking these poor people. He just did it. Now it's Bidens turn to do what he can to make sure poor and helpless people get wrecked. The fact people don't realize this when voting is insane. I'm no fan of Trump as a person but he is the only president since I've been alive that didn't pick out some random third world country to use as target practice, they usually pick people who can't fight back.
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  5139.  @akuaakoto4495  Meh bro, 99% of the time on matters like this there is no difference between the candidates. Trump Biden run off was one of those odd situations where there was a fundamental difference though.
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  5140. @Paolofuture9090 CSTO protects members states who have been attacked. Armenia wasn't attacked. A piece of territory they were occupying (which the UN considers as part of another nation) was attacked. Being in CSTO stopped the Azeris from advancing into Armenia. So what happens now when they pull out of CSTO and Azerbaijan decides to attack? Then what?
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  5141.  @haykk5375  CSTO will defend any nation who has it's territory attacked. Armenia wasn't attacked. Not to mention the fact Russia saved an encircled Armenian army from getting massacred. Without CSTO, what is to stop Azerbaijan from marching into Yerevan?
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  5142.  @haykk5375  One random missile going ary from a war zone landing somewhere else isn't a full scale war. If that were the case there would be WW3 right now because a missile from the Ukraine war fell in Poland by accident. If Armenia's view is that the CSTO is worth zero to them, then I'd imagine they should capitulate to all of Azerbaijan's demands now. For there is nothing standing between the Azeri military and Yerevan.
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  5143.  @RobertCaliforna  How exactly is it obsolete? Is gravity obsolete as well?
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  5144.  @RobertCaliforna  If you think evolutionary biology hasn't played a huge role in the behavior of all biological beings on this planet I have some Atlantic Ocean front property in Moscow I'd like to sell you at a steep discount. The idea of an alpha dog or alpha wolf is very real, as evidence in nature and is used as a synonym for it's different manifestations in different biological organisms such as humans, apes or any other species which forms social groups as a tool for survival. Claiming this simply doesn't exist is just as insane as claiming gravity doesn't exist.
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  5145. @Mr Sporty, on this front hope is really all France has.
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  5146. It feels like these reporters get dumber and dumber every year.
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  5147. @S Sir, Orban's country isn't being attacked by an armed group being bankrolled by Sweden. Orban's country hasn't had 30,000 of their people killed by an armed group being bankrolled by Sweden. So by placating them, you mean simply asking Sweden to stop funding armed groups which attack a Nato member? What kind of insanity is this?
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  5148.  @nazeemsultan123  Their gas finds will help them but the amounts they found won't be a game changer. I'd imagine they're going to continue searching, if they hit a big pocket of gas however it will change the power balances of that entire region.
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  5149. @Papochka They didn't replace anyone. They simply assimilated the indigenous Anatolians.
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  5150. And yes apparently India's children are so rich that they can sit in their ivory towers and judge Americans lol But to your point, you do have a very valid point. I find it ridiculous when people judge others without any sort of context as to the life those people have to live. Reminds me of that CNN reporting who was grilling an African leader about LGBTQ issues and he responded "We have people starving in this country, do you really believe LGBTQ issues should be at the top of our list." Also perhaps a bit of poverty will save America. It might force multi generational households like you said and perhaps rebuild the nuclear family unit that has been the bedrock of every successful civilization.
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  5151. @Haru Sima, when ever I confront Pakistani and Indian people with facts. They both use the same exactly logic. It's surreal.
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  5152.  @lottintv3518  Eyes on Istanbul and Izmir? Dude Greece isn't even a sovereign nation, it's a banana republic run by other nations, how exactly do you believe they're going to come for your cities? lol Insanity.
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  5153. Yes they have been. But let me ask you something. Did the Republicans destroy Libya while leading to the deaths of 100s and thousands of civilians? Did they start a revolution in Ukraine which led to today's war? Well yea they kinda did when they were cheering on Obama and Biden for doing it. When it comes to international policy and killing poor people around the globe, the Republicans and Democrats aren't that different are they?
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  5154. @Rehnansari009. Well as long as they promise not to invade territories and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians again like they did to the Azeris. Sure why not.
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  5155.  @georgegazaryan7358  It makes sense for them to support Ukraine. Like them Ukraine has also had their internationally recognized borders invaded by a foreign power. But at least Ukraine doesn't have it as bad as Azerbaijan did as Russia isn't wholesale slaughtering civilians like the Armenians did when they ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s.
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  5156.  @solsunman383  Calling him a nincompoop doesn't do anything to refute anything he said.
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  5157.  @AvazBahromov  Interesting point. I'd love for an Armenian poster here to tell me how many Azeris live in Yerevan. Or even how many Azeris live in the areas which numbered over 800,000 in areas invaded and occupied by Armenia. The answer is probably zero. A group of the most prolific ethnic cleaners in the past 50 years on the planet complaining about ethnic cleansing lol
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  5158. You're right it is so surprising. I mean who would have thought that people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for 16 years could be victims. Imagine that? Truth be told the days of selling insanely false narratives is over. It is done, no one is going to believe this nonsense.
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  5159. @Sander de witt. Europe is in no position to stand up to anyone over anything. The situation they're in they'll either be a political vassal of America (which they already are) or an economic vassal of China (which they'll soon become) There really is now way out at this point.
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  5160.  @atakansakarya5795  They were very minimal only military oriented sanctions. Not economic sanctions. Economic sanctions would completely destroy Turkey. Mostly because Turkeyis one of the most dollarized economies in the world. You guys love your imports too much and your public loves the dollar too much. This is what makes you vunerable to such sanctions. I've spent a lot of time in your country and people there won't even buy clothes unless it has a western name on it. Even Turkish companies making good clothes are forced to use westernized names just to sell their product. The level of inferiority complex was a terrifying thing to see.
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  5161.  @atakansakarya5795  I'm well aware of all that, I spent A LOT of time in Turkiye. Still doesn't change my response earlier.
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  5162. @Rojans3, I'm not sure humans have mastered the technology of causing earth quakes. If we did we wouldn't see many wars. THey'd just destroy nations via earth quakes, why bother invading?
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  5163.  @Coregame3  I see you've been reading the "how to deny war crimes/genocide/ethnic cleansing guide book. Chapter 1. Claim they did it too. lol No seriously do you guys all go to the same denial seminars or something?
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  5164.  @Coregame3  Again do all of your warcrimes/genocide/ethnic cleansing deniers all go to the same seminar on how to deny crimes or something? You're literally saying the same exact thing the Turks say when I question them about the Armenian genocide. Speaking of nice tries. You can't simply sweep something like this under the rug. You can't invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians and expect no one to ask questions. It would make sense if you simply accepted your crimes, apologized and paid reparations to the families of the victims. It isn't like this is an event from 100s of years ago. This literally happened when I was in middle school. The family members of the victims are still alive and the war criminals are still alive. They should be taken to an international court to account for their crimes.
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  5165.  @okhanuludag  You might want to do a little research on the matter before spouting childish one liners.
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  5166.  @grragor  Unless he moved out to the Ege region where people aren't genetically damaged from inbreeding I doubt he would have stayed.
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  5167. This won't stop inflation. Inflation is going to rip through nearly every country for the next decade. And there isn't much nations can do to stop it.
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  5168.  @LIfe-zm4nj  People asking for a cease fire had nothing to do with Hamas. The IDF seemed to have no interest in Hamas and were slaughtering women and children. That is why nearly the entire planet was calling for a ceasefire, for the women and children, not Hamas. Hamas doesn't seem to need help. Try to pay attention.
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  5169. They have zero interest in the hostages. They just want to use this as an excuse to murder as many civilians as possible. Notice how you never see news of dead Hamas fighters. The IDF seems to have no interest in Hamas. They're more interested in hospitals, schools and refugee camps.
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  5170.  @RP-fe8xo  There is more than enough oil money to pay for that.
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  5171.  @darky4555  earlier you were trying to justify the wholesale extermination of the Palestinians in Gaza. Now you're trying to justify dropping a nuclear bomb on civilians? Seriously? On a scale of 1-10 how insanely evil are you really? Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  5172. A nation with access to Nato weapons buying cheap unreliable Indian weapons? You serious?
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  5173.  @dlovestar  I'm not entirely sure they can get their war with Iran. It would be a complete disaster case, our military knows it. Sure these psychos are pushing for it but I'm not sure the military will just sit there and not push back. We simply aren't in a position to be going to war with Iran right now. Not to mention China and Russia aren't going to just sit down and watch us do it either.
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  5174. It appears this isn't a very compelling argument for most people these days. Nor sure when the last time I heard of someone converting to Christianity was.
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  5175. @Herewego, It became serious when grown 35 year old men who happen to be teachers starting having conversations about sexuality with 7 year old kids. It became serious when entire cities were burned down. It became serious when power structures started policing language. You don't have to be a boomer to know there is a problem.
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  5176.  @lysanders8885  Why are you shilling for this? Are you getting a cut too from all the money stuffed in his pocket to do this? Or are you part of the interests actually stuffing money into his pockets?
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  5177.  @lysanders8885  I'm not the one shilling for a Senator who's obviously been paid off. I think you'd have to be on crack or paid yourself to actually defend that.
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  5178. They don't even need to unite over everything. If they unite to get rid of the French, that will be enough.
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  5179. If these were such good arguments, why wasn't Gupta able to use these while Joe was grilling him? I guess these guys only shine when they're in a comfortable environment where no one is questioning them and everyone in the room is in agreement.
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  5180. I don't see how FOX is any different from all the other legacy media outlets like CNN and what not. Probably why it simply didn't work out after Tucker started saying things which aren't supposed to be said. This probably also explains why a the machine is working overtime to try to silence him. So no, FOX and Tucker don't really deserve each other.
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  5181.  soggybadrongle  No he didn't. The people who are claiming that land are a bunch of Europeans who's ancestors happened to have converted to that religion. They don't have one ancestors from that region. That would be like me taking up the religion of some indigenous tribe in Australia, invading Australia and slaughtering the people living there and claiming it belongs to me because I happen to have converted to the same religion as the people who used to own the place. This logic is pure and utter insanity.
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  5182. Absolutely not true. You might want to actually check to se what is happening in other countries for a change. Israel is headed into territory where they might be the most isolated pariah state on the international stage in the modern era. Not to mention they're dragging us into that same gutter with them.
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  5183. @Cynthia Cole, For the same reason we here in America threatened to start WW3 when the Russians were placing military equipment in Cuba.
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  5184. @Bob Chag, It is going to be interesting to see how the European nations are going to react to all this in the long term. Either way it seems like a win win for Washington.
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  5185.  @anthonywilson4181  What rights? The right to steal? Plunder? Pillage? Brutalize? Sorry but the world sees what is happening and rejects this Zionist apartheid regime.
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  5186.  @ProHuman-s3k  can you find a contract or treaty that actually has lasting legal weight behind it? Not one which was so ridiculous it was ripped up and made way for a new legally binding one
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  5187. For certain parts of the world it has become an impossible pill to swallow.
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  5188. @@LawfulResistanceCanada Interesting take on the situation, I agree with you 100%. I've been calling the EU the Soviet Union 2.0 for years now. Although I'm not sure their end goal is socialism.
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  5189. @@LawfulResistanceCanada You said, "That EU narrative dynamic is being superimposed here in Canada through the globalization and post nationalization of our gov, and an apparatus of social engineering controlling all media, very soviet state, with influencers embedded among the people to make it look like this is just how people think here, but it isn't." Again it is hard for any rational person to argue against what you're saying. It does seem like all power centers of our society are working toward a very specific goal. Authoritarianism can take many forms and socialism can be one of those forms. But there are reasons I believe socialism is not the end goal, I've learned over the years to never listen to what these people are saying but to watch what they do . The rhetoric is surely socialism but the actions are not. Lets take the EU as an example who has been at the forefront of this. No nation sliding toward socialism will have income equality skyrocketing. The gap between the super wealthy and everyone else is widening at extraordinary rates. You can see the same trends in Canada and the EU. Personally I think the end game is power, pure unadulterated power and any rhetoric to pull the wool over the public's eyes to erode the sharing of power in these nations will be used, even socialist rhetoric. All this went into real over drive in the early 2000s first kicking off with a slue of war they wanted and an eroding civil liberties in America. During that time they used the conservatives and conservative talking points to get all that through. Once the winds changed and the public turned against that policy they simply put in a guy with leftist rhetoric who did the same exact things the guy with right wing rhetoric was doing. The Obama administration was nothing more than a continuation of the Bush administration. The end goal is for a very small group of people to own everything and to decide everything. I think we're nearing the end of this as this mindset is looking like it will collapse as the rest of the world is turning it's back on the west. This will stop but unfortunately it will destroy the future of an entire civilization before it does. This Israel/Palestine thing is looking like the canary in the coalmine. The entire planet is aligned against the west on this issue, being that diplomatically isolated is not a place you want to be on the world stage. Rough waters ahead. Again regardless of what they claim to be. Socialist, liberal, conservative or what ever new label they say they're working under. Watch what they do, not what they say.
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  5190. @@LawfulResistanceCanada What constitutes the entire planet is when almost every single powerful nation outside of the western block, is standing against the block on a specific issue. It isn't hyperbolic when it is a demonstrably true statement. It isn't a good thing to be this diplomatically isolated and I feel you are downplaying the long term ramifications of this.
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  5191.  @MrSkhara  You'd be surprised how many people see through this fake leak fake news BS.
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  5192. The fact a bunch of refugee kids probably living in a tent in Jordan hacked them. Is kinda awkward lol
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  5193.  @doransoran  Maybe it is maybe it's not. I don't live in Russia so I couldn't say.
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  5194.  @khirill782  To be fair Kosovo was Serbia. Last I checked someone else controls it now.
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  5195.  @maxsmart645  Forget just the coverage of this, when exactly has CNN ever been truthful about anything they cover?
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  5196. @Faheem Zx, maybe because the PM refused to negotiate and pushed the military into a confrontation with a nation which was 100x stronger?
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  5197. @Constellation35. Superpower is a very heavy term my friend. Turkey's geography is nowhere near suited for them to be a "super power" To be a super power you need the ability to project power into every corner of the planet. The Turks can't, nor do they have any intention of doing so. They are well on their way to becoming an extremely powerful regional power though.
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  5198.  @middleeastrenwarriormen1017  People just call them Kipchaks these days.
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  5199. The Zohan like the power of the IDF to fight a conventional war is a fictional creation of Hollywood. Is Israeli Genocidal Forces are very good at murdering women and children from afar. Fighting men with guns? No so much.
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  5200. 1. Palestine seems to be fighting the entire west. 2. Israel is fighting Palestine but mainly it's civilians. 3. Israel doesn't discriminate between Hamas and Palestinian civilians, a high ranking member of their government said so in a speech to the soldiers. 4. Israel's formula is to slaughter enough civilians, to spread enough terror and fear so the rest of the people simply leave. 5. ISIS's formula of immediately attacking enough civilians so the rest of them leave is very similar to Israel's strategy in Gaza.
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  5201. Watching what is going on in our schools, I'm honestly thinking of moving abroad.
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  5202. If you told a leftist 20 years ago that people would be called "embarrassments" for defending free speech by people from both sides. They would have laughed at you. But here we are. We were always afraid of the right dragging us into an authoritarian nightmare during the Bush years, but now it's us the left that are now carrying that banner. Interesting indeed.
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  5203. Or maybe they're just trying to sell fighter jets?
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  5204.  @skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306  Punishing a criminals family? Seriously dude? That is an inhumane tactic. Imaging being punished for something your brother did?
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  5205.  @NouraZahle  Well they have no problems erasing their ethnic cleansing of 800,000 Azeris in the 1990s.
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  5206. @Un Located, It's hard to know for sure since Baykar is not a publicly traded company but I remember reading somewhere that they're selling the drones to Ukraine at a loss. The rest being subsidized by the government. That might have only applied to the additional 12 they sent before America started paying for the deliveries out of it's own pocket.
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  5207. France has bigger problems than multiculturalism right now. Every single segment of society at one point or another is protesting their brutal authoritarian regime. Regime change is what they need. World powers should step in like they did in Libya and set up a no fly zone and arm the protestors to protect themselves against the regime.
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  5208. @Aroundandround, You seem to have an odd definition of close friendship. You mean he has a close relationship with the guy who's tanks he's helping blow up by sending high tech military equipment to a nation his friend is at war with? Yea bro, nice analysis lol
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  5209.  @kietv.7189  Is this why you no longer have a free press where all media outlets spew the same lines? Is this why your politicians don't seem to give a rats ass what their voters want? Is this why the European Union is turning into the soviet Union 2.0? Is this why nations like France do nothing but bribe African politicians, or kill them when they don't listen or start civil wars in other nations when they don't get their way? Is this why Greece takes migrants, beat them, strip them, rob them and throw them into the sea? Plenty of nations have plenty to account for but this idea that Europe is in any position to brow beat anyone over anything is absolutely positively ridiculous.
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  5210. They'd going to drown in their own hubris and insanity. In 40 years when people want to make a comparison to anything evil, they'll compare it to the zionists. The Nazis will be forgotten, the zionists will be the next generation's nazis.
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  5211.  BradleyUK58  Please elaborate on what you mean exactly.
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  5212.  BradleyUK58  I hate when that happens. Don't blame you for being annoyed and not wanting to type it up again.
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  5213. @Paroi George, He doesn't really use real data or any data which will predict anything realistic. It's for entertainment purposes.
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  5214. Neto isn't stupid enough to go there. He will eventually end up hiding in America.
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  5215. Why so they can illegally invade their neighbor again and ethnically cleanse their people? Better they're not strong so civilians dont' get slaughtered again.
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  5216.  @allex975gaming  So you believe it's okay to invade another nation's territory and then proceed to ethnically cleanse everyone there who isn't from your ethnic group? Interesting what you're defending here. Also the reason it was only Armenians living there as you said is because anyone who wasn't was savagely ethnically cleansed in the 1990s. So according to your logic I can invade a country, slaughter everyone who isnt' from my ethnic group and then simply say "this place is ours because only we live here." Good luck selling that argument to any rational human being.
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  5217.  @allex975gaming  It isn't hard to justify a country enforcing UN resolutions by pushing out an illegal military force on their internationally recognized territory. Trying to argue it wasn't the right thing to do is an uphill task. I also love how you're trying to sweep massive ethnic cleansing under the rug. "They deserved it right?"
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  5218. ​ The_Gambler10  That is simply not going to happen. Essentially Europe will have to grapple with high energy costs for a very very long time. The oil coming out of the global south, if there is enough demand in Asia they'd rather give it there. If they will give discounts they'll give it to the Asians. Many of these nations have had a sketchy past with Europe and the global south would like nothing more than to see Europe in pain. This makes me feel bad for the eastern Europeans though as they've really never done anything to anyone in the global south. Once that pipelines from Russia went offline. Europe simply has no access to "cheap" energy, nor will it. I doubt Russia would trust Europe enough to spend billions on pipelines like they did before. The gig is up, this is game over for Europe. Maybe just maybe in the long term some eastern European nations can get access to cheap energy if they're able to get pipelines built through Turkey. For Western Europe there really is no way out of this mess they've dug for themselves.
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  5219.  The_Gambler10  Yes so intelligent that somehow your leaders have managed to screw up the one thing that kept your progressing. (Cheap energy) Also this isn't a situation you can "get out of." Cheap energy has been the backbone driving European industry for well over 50 years. When that cheap imput is gone, so is the industry that relies on it to stay competitive. It's game over, you can't magically conjure up cheap energy. Now it's a race against the clock for renewables, not sure that tech will be able to replace fossil fuels fast enough before Europe has to deindustrialize. As they say in the competitive video game world. GGs.
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  5220.  The_Gambler10  We're in serious trouble here in America, you're 100% correct. Yet as bad as things are here (which is really really bad) it's still 100x better than the position Europe finds itself in.
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  5221.  @agnelomascarenhas8990  How do you figure? The IDF has shown in Gaza that it has zero interest in fighting men with guns. They'll do what they always do if conflict breaks out. They'll go straight for the civilians. I guess killing unarmed women and children is easier than men with guns.
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  5222.  @nassermj7671  Pakistan isn’t in the Middle East bro. Nor is Pakistan threatening everyone with those nukes. I was obviously talking about the apartheid regime of Israel
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  5223.  @mikem8211  Or maybe he was just a genocidal maniac.
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  5224. Or when the globalist media keeps asking if people condemn Hamas. That is like telling people to condemn the rape victim for scratching her rapist's face. Apparently we're also supposed to believe in slogans like "the rapist has a right to defend himself." While committing another crime.
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  5225. @Ericvansikcle4305. If what you're saying were true, he wouldnt' have lost the midterm election a few years ago which completely and utterly embarrassed his party and his rule. They lost control of all the large municipalities. If he had a way to overturn election results, he would have done it there. Fact of the matter is that country's voting system is pretty iron clad not to mention the hordes of international election monitoring officials there to check for irregularities. Their elections are a lot more iron clad than ours. Not to mention their insane voter turnout.
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  5226. Canada really isnt' an example for other civilized nations because Canada is no longer a democracy.
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  5227.  @Liberty_Freedom_Brotherhood  Yes but no one is sure if this courtesy should be applied to a criminal apartheid state. They fact they even have an ambassador here is problematic.
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  5228.  @crackazack510  What happens when the investigators find it in their interests to cover it up? Or when others with said interest put pressure to suppress information. Then what?
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  5229. I always come back to this channel because Palki woman sometimes has really good commentary. But sometimes, like in this video she goes full retard. Simply not understanding that these Chechen fighters just might be the most fierce fighting force on the planet. Thinking they're terrible because they didn't get to Moscow in time lol These are people with no help or weapons from anyone held off the entire Russian army which invaded their country with like 20,000 troops. Little does she know a brigade of Chechens could probably run through the entire Indian military. Get a map lady. How can a commentor be so fantastic at her job and so terrible at her job at the same time. It is surreal. As good as she is, I guess sometimes her inner Indian bubbles through.
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  5230. @Pk-fi5hq. Turkey isn't a member of the ICC nor signatory to it. So unlike South Africa, they have no legal authority to arrest the guy even if they wanted to. That is why the media is constantly talking about South Africa arresting or not arresting him. Because they are a member state of the ICC court which handed down the ruling. Turkey is not. Even if it were, they wouldn't arrest him. It would probably spark WW3.
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  5231. @anyfreeman4086. Then you have no idea how our government works. It would have taken a simple 15 minute google search of all the people Biden was going to appoint to his cabinet to realize that if he won the election A LOT of people were going to die. These things happen because voters have abdicated their duty as voters to inform themselves. I can't believe you said as a democrat you would have expected different. What rock have you been living under? When it comes to these issues how are the Democrats any different than the Republicans? Again were you under a rock when Obama completely destroyed Libya for no rational reason? Hell the only guy from either party who didn't go along with those rules of killing poor people around the globe for profit was Trump. And they crucified him for it.
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  5232.  @lordofmercy4807  That was a nice reminder to Europe about how the world actually works lol
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  5233.  @butstill3333UA  The way most EU nations are run is nothing near "representative." The policy makers don't seem to give a rats arse what the people want.
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  5234.  @PassivePortfolios  I don't think Erdogan is dumb enough not to understand the EU is a sinking ship. He cut a deal with America to allow Sweden in, he didn't cut a deal with the EU. If only the EU were involved there would be no deal, EU has no leverage on anyone anymore.
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  5235. Is this how you plan to rationalize starving 2 million civilians? Interesting.
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  5236. @kate-ib9wr. IDF bot?
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  5237. @Rene Kuipers, they don't want money. They want Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in their country. Their veto of Finland however is strange.
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  5238. How exactly will they do this? Wishing something doesn't magically make it a reality. European nations are second tier powers at best (In most cases 3rd and 4th tier) and will act in accordance to this reality.
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  5239.  @alexanderangelo7284  Funny you say that considering he won a fairly decent amount of the Kurdish vote. Also political dissidents did just fine, considering they were out in full force and won 48% of the vote. LGBTQ? Seriously? If you want to get laughed off the stage in a grouping of rational people that is where you drag the conversation. Well done. Most nations aren't prepared to chemically castrate children like we do here in America much to your dismay. Facts>Your feelings.
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  5240. Armed to the teeth but their people don't seem to know how to use the technology. A third rate power from anywhere in the world would probably destroy both these nations with half the technology.
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  5241.  @kalahari9558  You don't need to feel insulted or outraged for the South Africans. South African leaders today who lived under apartheid, say themselves that Israel is an apartheid state and in many ways more brutal than the apartheid in South Africa. So no, it isn't an insult to them. By their own words. The insult is that the world stands by and allows this type of apartheid and brutality to persist in the world. Like all apartheid states the apartheid regime in Israel will also eventually get dismantled, apartheid isn't something which is sustainable.
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  5242. @Andrew Lambert, Greece plays more games when it comes to their defense than most nations on this planet. What in the world are you talking about. They act off the hope that other nations will defend them. That is a dangerous policy and is the definition of playing games.
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  5243.  @Athens0709  Yes but you do realize you're probably in the camp that thinks Apartheid and concentration camps are cool? If you're Pro Israel in this equation that is exactly what you're supporting. Not to mention breaking almost every single international law on the books about war crimes. I'm not sure what is more insane, that or thinking men can get pregnant. It seems you were confused as to the content of my post.
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  5244.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  Have you guys been studying the Turkish guidebook on "how to deny ethnic cleansing." You're literally using every single argument they make when they claim the Armenian genocide happened. It is nice to see you keeping such fantastic company. Well done.
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  5245. They can claim anything they want. No one believes anything Israeli officials say anymore. If they told me the earth was flat, I might question everything I know about the earth.
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  5246. @Hasn2241, Don't be ridiculous. It's fairly obvious what is happening. They're essentially letting it be known they are dead set against Sweden in Nato. Asking for things they don't even want, like EU membership makes this clear as day. If even if the EU caved and said yes, they'd have no interest in joining and would simply come up with another demand they hope will not be met.
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  5247. You think god is going to bless apartheid, concentration camps, a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder women and children? Sounds like you're referring to the devil who would probably want to bless that.
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  5248.  @MarkArnoldMusic  He made a career out of dismantling the emotionally based false logic of others. Then he literally went into a tirade of emotions and false logic himself. Your emotions might agree with his emotions. That is okay. You're entitled to your own feelings. You aren't entitled to your own facts though. Aside from having a meltdown, he did nothing to rationally counter the points Tucker made. It would be hard to make a rational argument for us to spill blood and treasure to prop up an apartheid state. This will be hard to argue against. I know you'll try though with your emotions.
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  5249. Anyone who thinks Genocide Joe has an ounce of morality in his old and decrepit body needs to have their head examined. He is backtracking because they weren't able to calculate the amount of information getting out due to social media. They're so used to controlling the flow of information they literally thought they could do it and no one would notice. Now the entire globe is in an uproar and American diplomats are sending cables back talking about how abd the situation is and how badly America's reputation is being damaged. That is why Genocide Joe is toning down his murderous rhetoric.
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  5250. So what exactly will you do with the nearly 20 million civilians in Constantinople who may not want their city taken by another country? Simply murder all of them?
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  5251. @AR a lot of variables go into why the people from the North Caucasus dominate MMA. Genetics is probably the largest ingredient. North New Jersey had a very small community from the North Caucasus 20-30 years ago. And from this tiny little community they would consistently produce high end wrestlers, most of them being born, raised and trained in America. Genetics plays a huge part.
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  5252.  @mohammedyusuf3888  If that was the case why aren't Muslims from any other part of the world able to dominate in sports? It's simple evolutionary biology. The way they evolved in their environment made them perfectly suited for this type of fighting. Comparing these guys to genetically damaged Pakistani people for example is a ridiculous thing to do. Your weakest man from the North Caucasus would probably dominate the most physically gifted person from Pakistan. Religion has nothing to do with it.
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  5253.  @ARR409  What you have here is psychological. He is literally trying to find a way to take the success of these North Caucasus fighters and extrapolate it to himself. It's akin to me claiming people with the same hair color as me are dominate, so I can feel better about myself. Yes it's ridiculous but it is what it is. This guy has probably never had any experience with anyone from the region these fighters come from. If he did, he'd realize how different they are than him in culture, behavior and mindset. If you threw a bunch of Pakistani and Arabs into the North Caucasus they'd all end up getting murdered because their behavior would be the anti-thesis to how these people live and what they consider acceptable. The fact he is trying to throw his lot into a group of people who are so different than him is quite interesting.
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  5254.  @fuscian  If anyone leaves Dagestan for "political reasons" it means they can never go back. It probably means they left because they feared being murdered by the Russian security forces who act like SS storm troopers in the North Caucasus. So yea, I doubt he was "going back and forth" with his family.
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  5255.  @ARR409  I agree with a lot of what you've been saying in this thread. But no bro Chechnya and Dagestan are not farmer cultures. In fact there is very little land in that mountainous region you can actually farm. For most of their history they've had two ways to make a living. Animal husbandry and more importantly as mercenaries. The Seljuks actually hired an entire unit of these guys in the battle where they conquered Anatolia. These guys were also mercenaries for the Egyptian empire until they realized how weak the indigenous people were and essentially took over the entire country before starting an empire of their own called the Mamluk empire. Not much farming in their history. Either way though it is impressive that you know of the Scythians and Alans.
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  5256.  @ZamraHh-y3t  Never conquered another group of people? Seriously? Never heard of the Avar empire? Scythian Empire? The Kipchak Kuman federation? Not to mention a handfull of these guys went to Egypt as mercenaries at Egypt's height and literally took over the entire country making their own empire called the Mamluk Empire. It was this group of people who also set up the Khazar empire in that region. A bunch of them converted to Judaism oddly enough and started that empire. Not to mention they were attacked by Russia who had millions and millions of troops and were able to hold back the Russians for about 150 years with less than 30 thousand soldiers. Yes the guy you're debating Mohammad Yusuf is probably a genetically damaged inbred with a low IQ and is pretty much making insane statements over and over again. But that doesn't change how wrong you are about the history of the people from that region.
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  5257.  @mohammedyusuf3888  A lot of times discipline and self control are also governed by your genes. Just like impulse control is genetic. If your contention that a culture or religion could magically give you these traits. Why are people from genetically damaged Islamic nations like Pakistan unable to produce such people? Why are people from the North Caucasus dominate wrestlers regardless of where they're raised and what culture they grow up in? Why are Christians and Atheists from the North Caucasus also dominate wresters? If your theory was correct none of what I said would be true. Yet it's all true. Why are you trying so hard to build a connection from their talents to yourself? There is no connection there. They are quite literally the exact opposite of you in 99% of the criteria you can imagine. They act different, their instincts are different, their culture is different, the way they treat people is different, they way they process information is different. That's almost like saying Italians and Nigerians are the same because they're both Catholic. It's pure and simple insanity.
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  5258.  @mohammedyusuf3888  Any little thing in a person's life has an impact on them. But something which has such a small impact on their success as a grappler being taken to the heights you claim they're at is pure and simple insanity. Also the Byzantine culture wasn't very big on Gladiators. That was mostly the western Roman Empire who btw got the idea from North African tribes. Read more bro, the world is vastly more complex than these neat little boxes you like to fit things into. Also people controlling their desires isn't a religion thing, it's a genetics thing. Your genetics have an impact on your impulse control. If religion could enhance your impulse control, then how come it hasn't helped the Arabs and Pakistanis who have insane corruption rates and rape rates. How come Islam can help this guy have impulse control yet give Pakistani people zero impulse control? Perhaps there is something else at play here?
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  5259.  @mohammedyusuf3888  That is simply not true. Never heard of the Ossets who also live in the Caucasus who happen to be orthodox Christians? How about the Georgians in the Caucasus an entire country with millions of people who also happen to be Christian? Btw both groups of people who also produce an insane amount of high level wrestlers. Also the ones that are Muslim, how Islam is intertwined in their lives and behavior is a lot different than how Islam is intertwined in the lives of people in places like Pakistan or Saudi Arabia. You're literally comparing apples to oranges. The most famous people in history from that region is Imam Shamil. Who btw wasn't famous for being a scholar, he was famous for being a kick arse war general. Can you please stop making things up which simply aren't true just because you want them to be true? Another reason why you're so different from these Caucasus fighters. They aren't liars, you are.
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  5260.  @fuscian  Being safer today than it was 30 years ago still doesn't mean it's "safe." That place will never be safe when under the boot of the brutal Russian occupation. Yes some years it's worse than others. But still never really safe. Never will be till the Russians are gone.
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  5261.  @mohammedyusuf3888  It's funny how your own lack of reading comprehension you turn around and throw back at me. I never claimed it wasn't intertwined in their lives. What I claimed was it plays a vastly smaller role in why they're successful than you seem to think it is. I even put up evidence of how this is the case which you completely ignore. Yet you still persist, it's like playing chess against someone who's king has been captured but they still want to play, it's insanity. Then you have the audacity to turn around and claim someone else isn't comprehend what they're reading. This is extremely strange and irrational behavior which few humans tend to have. Let me ask you an honest question and please give me an honest answer. Is your family inbred? As in, in your family tree have people been marrying their cousins? If the answer is yes, the genetic damage from the inbreeding might explain the irrationality. I've seen this before.
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  5262.  @fuscian  Yes it's an illusion but it's also a quantifiable thing. Such as the odds of something happening to you. Again just because it's safer today than it was 20 year ago doesn't mean it still isn't hella dangerous. More dangerous than most places we live. Also there are different types of dangerous. I've been to the North Caucasus and it's very safe for visiting. But don't forget the political climate for the locals. Especially if you've pissed off the gestapo of the occupation forces (Russians) That is a very dangerous thing.
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  5263.  @mohammedyusuf3888  What in the world are you talking about. You haven't addressed one single point I made. Debating with genetically damaged inbreds feels like banging your head against a wall.
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  5264.  @HessianLikeTheFabric  Farmers usually have a cow or two and this had been more common place in the past. For getting milk and what not. People are who are in animal husbandry business generally had an entire flock. Rarely in the past would you find people who could do both on a larger scale. And today with the division of labor and specialization no one will do both on a large scale. You either grow stuff or raise animals. Yes people who raise animals have gardens and people who grow food might have a cow or two but they are entirely different industries.
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  5265.  @HessianLikeTheFabric  All good I'm sure every region has their own wording for such work.
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  5266.  @bobbys1308  Most of the Mamlukes were from the North Caucasus. Now some of the tribes in the North Caucasus are Turkic but that doesn't really equate to the majority of Mamlukes being "mostly" Turkic. And yes I agree with you that many of these communities have been quite powerful in history and are in stark contrast to the rest of the Islamic world who inbreed at terrifying rates producing generations upon generations of genetically damaged offspring. Also I wouldn't put Indonesians on any list with Pakistanis and Arabs. Indonesians don't inbreed and they have on average extremely high IQs. It's a highly successful civilization. Using them in any sentence with Arabs and Pakistani people is ridiculous.
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  5267.  @franknwogu4911  Both can be true at the same time. American military equipment is excellent but at the same time the guy's point that the defense industry is also at the same time a scam to relieve the middle class of their money is true.
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  5268.  @arabian_desert  If only you guys didn't have one of the most evil regimes on the planet, you'd have more people cheering you on.
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  5269. @skaracaesar4789 People have been asking the Apartheid regime of Israel this question for decades. So far their answer has been "yes"
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  5270.  @morehn  The people who lived through the Apartheid who are now leaders of South Africa know what Apartheid is better than both of us. They say what Israel has is an Apartheid state. They also say it is worse than what they went through. Slaves also stopped revolting when they got chained up after their shift. Using that argument to claim they should still be slaves is outright insanity. Your argument is a losing proposition. This is the age of the internet and you can't spout nonsense which is simply not true and expect people to believe it. That isn't going to fly anymore. You can continue to support ethnic cleansing and apartheid but dont' expect most rational people to agree with you.
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  5271. @Sammy No nation is going to be dumb enough to provide support to a nation which is trying to illegally occupy it's neighbor's international territory. And especially not to a nation which the last time they did this ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. I doubt Indian leadership is stupid enough to put India in a position to support something like that militarily.
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  5272. @Sfbuck415, I didn't realize this video was about MBS and the Canadian prime minister.
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  5273. @Jacob Bernard, You mean for European stability. European military autonomy will mean nothing for the rest of the world.
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  5274. I think he meant protest. I do however imagine if he had the type of skills an employer needed, he'd be hired. I have yet to meet an employer who doesn't like making money.
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  5275. @Vinith Gowda, your comment would make sense if you can name one church he converted into a church.
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  5276. What is next for that seat? Well I'm a fortune teller and I'll tell you. They'll find someone just as corrupt as her to occupy it.
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  5277. This guy is outright hilarious. "Turning his face into a Halloween mask" 🤣
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  5278. A 10 billion dollar investment from the UAE is too small a sum to call it a savior. I don't think you realize how large the Turkish economy is and what a small dent 10 billion dollars makes in it. Turkey has real economic issues it must confront and a measly 10 billion dollars won't solve it. For the UAE's part, watching Biden pull out of Afghanistan and then shift his focus to Asia sacred the living hell out of them. They're basically trying to bribe Turkey to hit not them hard once America fully disengages from the middle east. I'm not sure it will work though because the hostilities between these two sides run rather deep, especially considering the amount of money and effort the UAE used at every turn to try to trip Turkey up. We'll see how this plays out. I think Turkey will milk the UAE for as much as they can while the Turkish economy recovers and once fully recovered they're going to hurt the UAE pretty bad in the next 20 years.
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  5279. @Tony Stark, excellent analysis. Without these three nations Nato would literally be a defense organization that can't defend itself. Oddly enough all three are not EU members.
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  5280. @Martin Gray, referendums don't count when youv'e ethnically cleansed everyone who might vote against it. Once those 800,000 Azeri civilians from Karabakh and the 7 surrounding regions were ethnically cleansed. No referendum will hold any sort of legal weight in international law. Not to mention the Albanians didn't ethnically cleanse 800,000 Serbians in Kosovo either.
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  5281.  @emrestotheemresto9770  I guess those Azerbaijanis knew what was coming. Not long after said referendum 800,000 Azeri civilians were ethnically cleansed from those regions. One of the greatest crimes of our generation.
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  5282.  @Raven-kx4bu  Yea it's usually people who are party to said conflict who tend to make the most insane claims about it. Like the OP's initial post, glossing over illegal invasion and ethnic cleansing.
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  5283.  @RG-un2vl  I don't remember advocating anything. Learn what activist means before attempting to use it. Oh and please dont' move here and defecate in my back yard. Thanks.
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  5284.  @HiHi-ol3hs  I'm not really as corrupt as you.
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  5285.  @HiHi-ol3hs  If what you're saying were true millions of people in your country wouldn't be trying so hard to leave. I have a much better solution. How about you stay where you are and I'll stay where I am. I know you probably won't hold up your end of the bargain though.
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  5286.  @HiHi-ol3hs  You're right, you should stop migrating there.
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  5287.  @trueraja  Let me try to break this down into the most simple form so even you might be able to understand. I don't care what kind of system you have, you can do as you please in your own country, hell you can even defecate all over your own streets, not my problem. I do however have a problem a population who has a caste system (biggest case of judgement) and then having the audacity to call others out for being judgemental. I'm sure you can see the complete and utter hypocrisy of this. Again I doubt you're able to comprehend the simple logic of this. Also please stay in your country and don't migrate here. Thanks.
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  5288.  @Voteliberallaborgreenslast  Anywhere but a warzone is where they'll go I'd imagine. The public in few western nations are prepared to fight a long protracted war against a powerful enemy.
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  5289.  @waynehajek6346  Which pretty soon will be the case in every western nation.
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  5290.  @edwardvalivonis23  He already did and it looks like he is going to get away with it.
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  5291. Asking a war criminal about another war criminal. Sweet.
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  5292. 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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  5293.  @docbrandy915  Levin? As in Mark Levin?
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  5294.  @cheveuxjaunes2782  France's military industrial complex is more so geared for profit not mainly arming the French military for war. France has enough ammunition to fight a war for about 4 days. This is based on a high ranking official's complaints about France's ability to wage war. We also saw how this played out in Libya. France tried to take the lead and completely buckled after a few days and America had to step in and finish it off. When the French military complex actually starts making enough material for the French army to use past 4 days, we can talk about how that complex makes France relevant on the international stage when it comes to joining conflicts.
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  5295.  @cheveuxjaunes2782  It's also a question of how things are done over there. Things like that aren't easy to reverse so easily. It's a mindset, a mindset many crumbling former powers see themselves in.
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  5296.  @el_killorcure  This is true. It is difficult to put people who are stuffed into a concentration camp on par with the people who not only put them there but are not enacting their "final solution" on said concentration camp.
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  5297.  @herekittykitty9324  The fact you ignore apartheid and concentration camp is nearly as insane as people ignoring biology and believing men can get pregnant. You parrot that mainstream media talking point, keep up the good work.
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  5298. @Gabrielcanario1368. So you want the United States who is facing a credibility issue around the globe to actually codify and illegal invasion of another nation's internationally recognized territory while also understanding that 800,000 civilians were ethnically cleansed during said illegal invasion? Are you insane? What exactly do we get in return for this? What strategic advantage do we have in that region that would make it worth being called hypocrites around the entire globe? We're already having trouble having people back us in condemning Russia's illegal invasion. We're going to help another nation out with their illegal invasion? WTF.
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  5299. So you expect him to mobilize 2.5 million men and march south? Sparking ww3?
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  5300. @Doctormikeeey, Your assumption is that we live in a free society. We don't. Which is why diversity of thought isn't going to be protected or cherished.
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  5301. That first lady in the video was obviously lying through her teeth. This is a society which is putting pressure on it's government to normalize rape of Palestinians for god's sake.
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  5302.  @Lior_Yasherberg  nonsense which is not only true but demonstrably true. Don’t forget facts>your feelings. Then again I’m probably talking to a guy who thinks apartheid and concentration camps are a good thing. Hell I wouldn’t be shocked if you were a genocide cheerleader as well
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  5303. And his comment about 4,5000 babies being murdered not being enough? You believe that is fine? And you're going to try to rationalize this with some nonsensical religious debate from events from thousands of years ago? On a scale of 1-10, how insane are you?
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  5304.  @argosime  Actually they burned through Qatar's forex reserves lol
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  5305. He makes a valid point but he doesn't seem to understand or want to understand China and Russia's strategy. Their strategy is long term, not short term. Sparking ww3 is not in their interest. They probably see this conflict in the middle east as another conflict the west will join and punch themselves out. They will be more than pleased to watch the west also destroy their credibility on matters such as human rights and rule of law as they back the extermination of an entire race which is stuck in a concentration camp. This will only help Russia and China recruit more members to their side. Either way it is a win win for them. Sparking WW3 is not. Hamas is on their own. Russia won't, China won't and Turkey won't. And without one of these 3 in the conflict, there isn't much anyone else can do. Iran can scream a lot but there isn't much they can do and all the Arab nations in that region are a joke.
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  5306. @Zionismisterrorism8716. Russia is obviously in a tough spot and it is busy. But to claim it completely lost power is a tad bit of a stretch. They still have more than enough to scare nations like Georgia. If Georgia tried to take back the enclaves in the north, they'd get wrecked. Nor would they get much support from the west as it wouldn't be as easy to funnel weapons in there like it is with Ukraine due to the geography. Georgia isn't stupid, in fact most the nations in that region are quite aware of what they can and can't get away with. Well except Armenia which seems like a batsh!t crazy country.
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  5307.  @Brenzarlo  It will make no difference. The amount of pressure we can put on the ICC will prevent them from doing anything. Which will probably lead to a complete breakdown in the international system with the court losing all legitimacy worldwide. The planet is headed into dangerous waters because of this.
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  5308.  @Koppenholle1 I don't think anyone here is supporting the IDF's reign of terror on women and children.
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  5309.  @justanumber9053  The IDF has probably killed about 10x as many people in Lebanon in the past month. 1 grandma dead and you're freaking out. 10,000 grandmas dead in Gaza and you're like "what ever." Your level of cognitive dissonance is terrifying.
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  5310.  @CoffeeKitty.  Some else already asked me that question and I answered it in a pretty long post. Please scroll up
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  5311. @Hudrd, Why would this be shameful for the country? The man was arrested, this was huge news and there was a huge backlash against this psycho.
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  5312. It's CNN aka fake news outlet. Allowing people to speak freely is not their thing.
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  5313.  @suziestubebrown5397  The most they'll get him for his what they're paying him. I doubt he really cares too much about it.
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  5314.  @andio3i766  It seems more likely that you're supporting apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and now genocide.
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  5315. @Striker Of eNMY, if that were true France would sack Greece. The Crusaders killed more Orthodox than any other religious group during the crusades.
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  5316.  @strikerofenmy3401  Crusades were looking for a religious excuse to loot. Unfortunately for the Orthodox Christians they were the closest.
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  5317.  @guns4merica429 he is dead serious
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  5318.  @Entheos84  So how much is the Zionist genocide machine paying you to spread this?
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  5319.  @foreverlearn3866  The American media yes. We're literally the most propagandized people on the planet. WE're the only media on the planet which is making apartheid and concentration camps look like the good guys.
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  5320.  @Bagheera1429  So your first reflex is to insult. Then your second one is to go with the "I know you are but what am I" tactic people use in 3rd grade? Interesting.
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  5321.  @Bagheera1429  If you live in India I'm sure you see and hear A LOT of evil on a daily basis.
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  5322.  @Bagheera1429  I find it quite amusing that the types of insults you hear in 3rd grade in grammar schools in civilized societies are normal political discourse for adults in your part of the world. lol
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  5323.  @Bagheera1429  I find it interesting that what I said triggered you to a point you have zero interest in talking about that but you're obsessed with the person who triggered you. Inbreeding I guess.
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  5324. @Crimea, "The biggest mistake." Seriously? You do realize America is a global power with 100s of other more important things going on. Was what you said a mistake? Probably. But the biggest mistake we've made? Not by a long shot, get in line. I'd imagine things like the war in Vietnam, failed invasion of Cuba, invading Iraq, destroying Libya, leaving Afghanistan with our tail tucked between our legs are near the top of that "mistake" list. What you're saying wouldn't even make the first 10 pages
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  5325. People are going to leave this finally understanding all those organizations you're mentioning have been corrupted beyond repair. The international system has completely broken down, once people lose faith in it, technically it doesn't exist anymore.
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  5326.  @hemihead6645  Who said anything about troops on the ground, that is insanity. That is something Genocide Joe is leaving on the table as an option. I want the opposite. Don't want troops on the ground, don't want our aircraft carriers there threatening WW3 like they're doing right now as we speak. Don't want to provide diplomatic cover to shield Israel from having their leaders getting dragged to the international court for war crimes. Don't want to be sending non stop ammunition to help a country enact their "final solution" on 2.3 million people they've stuffed into a concentration camp. Don't want to fund the entire thing. Which btw according to the Geneva convention and Rome Statues constitutes aiding and abetting war crimes. If we weren't military super power threatening everyone not to do so, Genocide Joe and his gang would be in trial right now at the Hague. You should understand, the vast majority of the planet is outraged over this. 10s of thousands are being targeted and slaughtered with mass killings of civilians on a scale we haven't seen since WW2. The stain on our reputation as a people worldwide regardless of who we voted for will not wash away so easily. Yet all this seems to mean nothing to you in your world of partisan hackery? I don't care who is in the white house or what party. Any rational person would be freaking out over this. So you want to protect genocide Joe and call Trump the madman? How many wars did Trump start or spark? How many third world nations did he invade and slaughter untold amounts of poor people? Get a grip man. History will not judge you well for making excuses for war criminals. More importantly, grow a heart.
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  5327. This is actually a pretty well known and often used argument by the craziest of Zionist apologists. The premise is simple. Because terrible things have been done in the past, well... we should be allowed to do all those things today. That is basically the argument this Zionist shill is using but with a poor comedic twist. I'll bet you $1,000 this wasn't his own idea.
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  5328.  @user-ur9wy1lt8z  Yes yes, imagine your best talking point being "I can't refute your facts so I'm going to simply scream propaganda" Everything I said is demonstrably true. You haven't an emotional meltdown over it won't change the veracity of statements. Remember Facts>Your feelings. Also you're right about comparing anyone from that region to Indians. Everyone in that region including Israelis and Palestinians don't defecate all over their own streets.
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  5329. Well at least they use toilets and don't defecate on the streets. Both the Palestinians and Israelies.
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  5330. @Gr83172, Europe is too interested in Azeri natural gas to actually do anything of consequence of hostilities break out.
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  5331.  @zvonkobogdan9634  We're probably going to see this play out in Armenia as well. I'd love to ask their leaders what in the world they're doing. They're sleep walking their nation off a cliff, especially at a time when they're getting super aggressive against an already pissed off Azerbaijan. They're going to get wrecked.
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  5332. @Kevork Assadour, are you playing the tried and tested technique of ethnic cleansing denial? Usually the first counter to all ethnic cleansing deniers is "oh they did it to us too." Odd, how you sound just like the Turks who deny what they did to the Armenians, using all their tactics.
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  5333.  @villebooks  Jordan is Israels yes man and part of the reason Israel was able to do what it has been doing to Palestinian people.
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  5334.  @ellachristina7730  This woman's husband the so-called king actually works for Israel. So it's all kind of strange.
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  5335.  @TheSpicyLeg  That is very interesting.
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  5336. This is probably true. But we could also say the same for people who have been consuming globalist media outlets in the west for over 20 years. Pretty much detached from reality on a lot of issues.
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  5337.  @RealTakunia  They have no interest in selling the S400. They'll keep them and make them useful in an emergency war like situation. you can never have too many air defense systems.
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  5338. There is probably no other point worth doing than this one. Kicking out your former colonizer and brutalizer who is now doing everything in it's power to ferment chaos in your nation? You think this is a bad idea? lol You must work for a company stealing Chad's resources
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  5339. Last 2 elections the candidate heavily backed by the US lost in Turkey.
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  5340.  @paulheydarian1281  Not nearly as bad lol
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  5341.  @SacredCowStockyards  I’m not so sure I agree that everyone before ww1 was “roaring to go” Most simply got roped into it. Kind of like how Israel is trying to rope us into war with Iran which will then cause Russia to be roped into it. It isn’t that different. I’m not saying WW3 is coming for sure. What I am saying is that it is possible
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  5342.  @ElTigre12024  this is true to a certain extent. I wouldn’t say nations though, it is more like a few of the royal families. They see any popular political movement backed by the people a threat to their legitimacy as kings in their own nations. We’re basically talking about Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. All three in policy are pretty pro Israel. Which is a dangerous position for them as the vast majority of their people are not pro Israel
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  5343. @BobsTechLab, What I'd expect my government to do is not to kick people out of their homes, slaughter then children and then stick them into concentration camps like Gaza and expect them to be happy about it. That is essentially what most rational people would expect a government not to do. This isn't complicated nor is it a rocket science.
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  5344.  @Economics-i6g  How is that any different than Palestine having great relations with Armenia who invaded their neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Yes what is happening to the Palestinians are bad but they never got it as bad as what the Armenians did to the Azeris in the 1990s. You can't expect people to stand with Palestine when Palestine itself is so cozy with mass murders.
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  5345. If that were true then the Russians have all the information they need considering F-35s have been flying within range of many of the Russian S-400s in eastern Europe. That's a pretty bad argument.
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  5346.  @george2113  I'm not sure religion has anything to do with their geopolitical objectives. What a childish comment.
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  5347. These attention mongers didn't really think this through. You see they should have put on Black Lives Matter shirts, then security would not have tackled them. Imagine the amount of real life Timberwolves they would have been able to save if they were allowed to continue running onto the court.
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  5348. This guy makes me want to throw up. They fire an amazing personality like Tucker and we have to watch this nutjob? Who's basically done nothing but carry water for the establishment for the 20 years.
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  5349. @Mr Mr, TLDR has a track record of sticking with narratives and literally making things up to fit those narratives. Anyone who has followed elections in that country know that their polls are pretty damned accurate. A lot more accurate than here in America, those polls telling us Hillary would win in a landslide. The polls there predicted Erdogan's party would lose the midterm elections not too long ago. The polls were right (as usual) So this idea of calling polls that have been spot on for like 25 years "unreliable" shows the relationship TLDR has with facts, that relationship is not good lol With that said, according to the polls, it's too close to call. This election could go either way.
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  5350.  @alrxandersmiths242  You can be as sick of it as you want. The fact of the matter is the EU nations have no choice. They've decayed so much that the elites there almost aren't aware of the fact their 3rd rate nations now. Turkey would literally steam roll all of them. And Turkey isn't even a super power. That is the reality of who the EU are now. So you can't really blame them for being over for America, hoping to get some protection. History books will be written about how powerful that region was when it's 3rd world country status 100 years from now.
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  5351.  @Me-yq1fl  They have a functional rapid deployment force mean to fight Africans throwing rocks and machine guns. A real war? Not so much.
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  5352.  @Erwin1293-  Poland has teeth. UK they might be able to grow some after an outbreak of hostilities. France? Not so much. About Germany I agree, they have the industrial capacity to outstrip every other EU nation. But military isn't just equipment, it's about proper training and proper tactics. It will take Germany 5-10 years to get up to speed (assuming they have to will to do so.) Germany also has other problems, they probably won't have enough ethnic Germans to fill the ranks. Germany is also notorious for their lack of ability in assimilating immigrants. So if the military is filled with people who don't really care much for Germany emotionally, how well will that army perform? Germany's best bet is to mass produce arms and let Poland use them lol
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  5353.  @Erwin1293-  I never claimed what we did in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan wasn't even. Also Germany didn't do anything with the Ukraine war for moral reasons. You did it because you had no choice. You are a vassal state of the United States and will do as you're told. Don't blame me for this, blame your leaders.
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  5354.  @pocarski  First off most of the EU nations aren't even meeting their targets for Nato standards. And even if they were, money doesn't always equate quality as it's possible to have a bloated system which eats up money and gets nothing done. Which is essentially the problem with European military forces. Also if Turkey attacks Greece, it won't trigger article 5. Considering both are Nato states. The only force even capable of doing anything about it is America, so it's a coin toss if they'll react or not react. How Europe feels about the issue is irrelevant since they can't do a damned thing about it. They don't even have the logistics to get enough manpower over to the region to get in the fight. Europe is still under the delusion that they matter, they don't. More powerful nations decide and Europe then has to react to that reality. This is the position Europe is in and it's going to get worse.
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  5355.  @viktorg6823  I find it fascinating that there are people who will make posts like this and not even try to debate the point they're complaining against. It is fascinating if you think about it.
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  5356.  @viktorg6823  Yet you have wasted your time writing these walls of text. Without actually saying anything interesting. Well done. And yes someone claiming the EU invading Turkey was stupid, which is what my entire post was, explaining to them it wasn't possible.
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  5357.  @viktorg6823  I'm glad you don't have time to make any points but have all the time in the world to talk about how you don't have time to make points. Well played Viktor, well played.
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  5358.  @louiscypher4186  The EU begging or not I guess would depend on who is in the white house. If the globalists are still in, EU won't have to beg. The globalists will never miss a chance to get involved in a war. If a guy like Trump is in office yes Europe will have to beg. If the United States doesn't step in Europe will only be able to watch as Turkey most likely rolls over Greece.
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  5359. ​ @NoNo-xh7ru  I've always been of the belief that the more local decision making is, the better it serves the people. A one size fits all decision from Washington enforced on this huge landmass is never going to be good for long term political stability.
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  5360. ​ @NoNo-xh7ru  Maybe I support it maybe I don't, that is a different discussion and rather irrelevant to the point I made.
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  5361.  @NoNo-xh7ru  "People's rights." Is it really about rights? Or is it simply about both sides wanting to force others to conform to what they believe to be a right? If the federal government can for states to have no say on if a person gets an abortion or not, then technically it also has the right to ban abortion everywhere at any stage as well no? Politics should stay as local as possible, especially on matters as hotly debated as this. If not, this country will be torn apart.
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  5362.  @The_Red_Squirrel  So are you saying Americans who don't agree with you should leave America? Relax Stalin lol
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  5363.  @melchel8553  I think this war started when these people had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp.
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  5364. So what has our sleepy Joe actually offered Africa? Partnership deals? Technology transfer? Know how? Investment? No, he offers something much more important. LGBTQ matters and how to teach African teachers to transform little boys into little girls and little girls into little boys. Yea Joe, good luck selling that.
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  5365. Europe is in trouble for sure. At least America with her military might can still turn events in their favor and protect their interests and shipping lanes. Europe? Europe is done, especially now that they're cheering on and funding concentration camps and genocide in Palestine. Their reputation which was already weak in the global south has now been shattered. Not only were they seen as weak, now they're being viewed as morally bankrupt as well. Horrible combination. Europe's relations with the rest of the world is being buried underneath the rubble of Gaza. The fact they don't see this is surreal. They're going to see that the only power they had (soft power) will mean nothing going forward after this.
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  5366. Isn't this that unhinged woman who started some commotion recently at the Washington Post because a co-worker made a joke she didn't like?
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  5367.  @DeclanDG  Agreed "objective opinion" is an oxymoron. Agree again that the guy makes a valid point.
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  5368.  @History_Teller1250  Few governments can rule without the compliance of the people. You speak as if no nation in history has ever overthrown a bad government. If you guys don't want your nation to go down in history as genocide supporters, you've gotta get rid of that king.
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  5369. In a way yes but not as controlled a colony as these African nations. Due to the fact the Europeans still have control over their currency. These nations have no control over the CFA. If America controlled the European central bank it would be an apples to apples situation. It doesn't.
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  5370. In modern society people who tell the truth are punished. Usually by a mob of people like you
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  5371.  @ThrashTillDeth83  You believe anyone on any fake news network gets fired for lying? If that were the case we'd have no media. lol Seriously how gullible can you be?
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  5372. Why don't the IDF just go into the tunnels to fight Hamas?
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  5373. @clarence_13x. I don't want to be mean here bro but I blame the people who voted for him. The reason we have so many psychos in office is because we as a people have become lazy. It was obvious from day 1 when Genocide Joe made his cabinet picks public that they were going to spark lots of conflict. All anyone had to do was do a few google searches on the people he wanted in his cabinet, all war mongers. I remember the day he won I turned to my wife and said "annddd the wars are about to start." Our laziness and apathy into just letting the media tell us who to vote for caused this. 700,000 dead soldiers in Ukraine. 5,000 dead children in Gaza. 7,000 women dead in Gaza. We did this with our votes. To be clear I'm not the biggest fan of Trump. But I was aware that he was the only president in my lifetime that didn't run around the globe killing poor people in third world countries.
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  5374. This kid looks like a legit prospect. But he'd have to show me A LOT more for me to compare him to Khabib.
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  5375. @alleycatalog, this is what happens when you continue to vote for globalists.
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  5376.  @shuttlespace04  What in the world are you talking about? Are you angry you didn't find a good place to defecate at the train tracks today or something?
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  5377. No they can't, unless it's run by a delusional government like the regime in Paris. The Africans want them out, eventually they're going to have to leave no matter how much they cry about it.
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  5378. They had a Turkish analyst on this panel. Also not sure why they'd need a Greek analyst on this specific segment about Turkey and Iran having problems.
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  5379.  @dougdownunder5622  Yea imagine not being able to talk about two nations having problems without having to mention the hundreds of nations each nation may or may not have had a history with.
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  5380. This guy is outright a genius.
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  5381.  @martee888  The apartheid state would never allow it.
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  5382. @Fast Lane Motorsports, I'd agree with your assessment. Most these coins will fail, the market will eventually crash really hard and the few survivors of said crash will change the world. Hopefully I have the foresight to stay invested in the few who will survive while stomaching the crash.
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  5383.  @zachcarter3186  There are a lot of things people can boycott and should boycott but for one reason or another don't. This one for a plethora of reasons got traction. I'd imagine due to the demographic's of it's customer base. But thinking just because others got a pass means they too should get a pass is ridiculous. That would be like me killing someone and when arrested claiming I shouldn't be arrested by citing all the people who killed and got away with it. Think about that for a second and how it relates to your premise.
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  5384.  @zachcarter3186  Are you under the impression that if you don't see something wrong that it is completely inconceivable that other people may not feel the same? Is your level of hubris and narcissism that powerful? And no, plenty of people aren't in any big fight in the name of god.
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  5385. This is rich. Especially coming from a bunch of Europeans who don't have one ancestor from this region.
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  5386. Except Kurds aren't shoved into concentration camps like Palestinians are. Drawing a correlation between those two things is insanity.
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  5387. Eventually those two are going to have to patch things up. The childish beef between Turkey and India is outright stupid. On global affairs their views are aligned on 99% of issues.
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  5388.  @arty3738  If the Russians said the world isn't flat, it wouldn't make it false just because the Russians are saying it. It isn't simply the Russians saying this, most of the world knows this to be true. It's been true for a long long time.
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  5389.  @Purple_flower09  Something doesn't become propaganda just because it challenges your worldview.
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  5390.  @Fidgetbear911  Are you serious with this? After all that has happened? For god's sake history is going to remember this dude as Genocide Joe. How much more obvious can it get? lol
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  5391. Except most of them have been there for like 5 generations. Most ended up there after the French genocide of 2 million Algerians in the 1940s. They seem to have more respect for France than France had for Algeria. If they showed the same respect as France does, 2 million Frenchmen would be dead.
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  5392.  @daphneyherrington1065  Yes the elites have had a hell of a way in showing they care about the people. Very convincing indeed.
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  5393.  @lisal9829  So you view the entire world through a partisan hackery point of view? If yes, how would you then defend Obama's record of bombing, killing and maiming millions of poor people around the world who did nothing to us? In your partisan hackery world I guess you'd defend that by claiming George Bush killed millions world than that. What would you then say to someone who says that is exactly why they're able to do these things over and over again and get away with it. Because each side has their useful idiots cheering it on?
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  5394. @Dashadancing, Except Armenia isn't protecting their land. They're protecting occupied territory it illegally invaded in the 1990s and then proceeded to ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Which btw was one of the worst crimes against humanity on earth in the past 50 years.
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  5395. @Vivekmahla9879. Except he isn't saying please.
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  5396.  @Mrjffjjfhfucuc  This is probably true. Anyone trying to bypass them will be walking into a dead end.
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  5397.  @vivekmehla9879  I have this horrible habit of being objective. I like to believe in the matter which is the truth. It would be nice if you could learn to believe in that manner as well.
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  5398.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  Most of what you're arguing against has a mount of evidence proving to be true. What you're saying has zero evidence. Makes sense your tag is "IsraeliMilitaryChannel." The inability to tell the truth.
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  5399. @Jpj440, their geography dictates that type of policy, it always has. They're actually extremely predictable. I'd imagine world leaders they deal with can easily predict what they're going to do.
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  5400. Actually most of these nations are sending food. Trouble is Israel is threatening to blow up the food trucks. This country in the video sent an entire flotilla filled with food and medical supplies to Gaza around the year 2008. The Apartheid regime of Israel boarded the ship in international waters and murdered the people delivering the supplies. So if food isnt' getting there, don't blame the people who actually send the food. Blame the people who attack the deliveries.
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  5401. @Ilias Daridis, I think the S-300 system proved to be junk in the Karabakh war. They're easy targets for drones.
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  5402. I'd hardly call accepting refugees into your country in the 1900s then those refugees stealing your homes, murdering your kids and sticking you into concentration camps as "starting a war."
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  5403.  @PresidentK201  Considering 90% of what the average person thinks they know about serious issues is an outright lie. Yes disinformation is powerful and it powers our entire society at this point. We just might be the most propagandized population on the planet. Yes people in Russia and China and other parts take in a heavier diet of propaganda but the difference is their people know it's propaganda. Here? Well we just eat it up like BBQ chicken lol
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  5404. ​ @Nightowl7982  Yes because the establishment losing their minds that "one of their own" wasn't elected showed how rotted out our entire system really is.
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  5405.  @jabotniskyabraham4766  Yes and those 20% in Israel who aren't Jews are being kicked out of their homes. Care to mention that? Why this urge to support an evil apartheid state?
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  5406.  @J无名  The democrats have the Whitehouse and are funding and giving political cover to the "final solution" of 2.3 million Palestinians stuck in a concentration camp. What in the world are you talking about? It is mostly the America first hard right among us who believe we have no business getting involved in this.
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  5407. These psychos don't want peace. The want war and domination.
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  5408. @Ar4122 It isn't his job to think. It is his job to read a script handed to him.
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  5409.  @jank6340  That's the million dollar question. Turkey will eventually allow Sweden in, after extracting a pound of flesh by making ridiculous demands in an effort to to punish Sweden for the past. Sweden will eventually realize they have no choice and will give in to these demands and join Nato. Will Biden then give the F-16s? Not sure.
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  5410. @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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  5411. Sweden joining is a pipe dream. That ship sailed the moment their government saw fit to finance armed groups blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state.
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  5412. @Sean12222, That doesn't say much for NY. Any city on the planet is probably better than living in those two cities where you can't walk 3 feet without having to jump over human waste. Well maybe not better than LA lol
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  5413.  @zasskil1594  Probably about as joyful as India. Same people, same culture same outcomes.
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  5414. They'll simply change their labor laws and import more low wage workers.
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  5415. @Benny Swales, I don't think they want the F-35 anymore.
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  5416. @Paul Dorfman, I'm not the biggest fan of diversity but this isn't one of those issues to hang your hat on. This riot was organized by a terrorist organization and it's followers are going through with it. A terrorist organization which oddly enough the French present invited to the presidential palace and offered full support to. This is more a case of the insane French policy of getting into bed with terrorists and it blowing up in their faces. Most other riots I've seen in Europe you'd be 100% right. This one is different and a lot more dangerous because the entire riot is controlled centrally.
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  5417.  @solemndivinity3  The EU in many ways are more power hungry than Russia.
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  5418.  @skydan9290  But the EU does set policy no? So one can say "EU is doing X." The fact there are nations within the EU that didn't have empires doesn't change this fact does it? Nor does the fact that not all European nations are in the EU.
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  5419.  @skydan9290  I don't think the argument was if they're an empire or not. The argument was how power hungry the organization itself is. The answer is... Very power hungry. You don't need a great capital with great temples to want power.
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  5420.  @skydan9290  Just because Britain left the EU doesn't mean it automatically means the EU isn't power hungry. You make it seem like they could have kept them in but didn't feel like it. You do realize how insane you sound right now right?
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  5421.  @skydan9290  Again I'm not sure how that negates the point that the EU is power hungry. 1. You claimed the EU aren't power hungry because there are nations within the EU which were never empires. That obviously failed because it's a ridiculous argument. 2. Then you claimed the EU can't be power hungry because the Brits left the EU. That again made absolutely zero sense. 3. Now you're claiming the EU can't be power hungry because they didn't invade Ukraine with tons of artillery? Are you joking?
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  5422.  @florianfasquelle5212  "With good politicians we would be a great power." I think I've heard that phrase from so many people from so many countries. I've heard it from nearly every eastern European I've ever met, heard it from Iraqis, Syrians, Egyptians, Libyans. Now I've heard it from a Frenchman. Perhaps your decay is happening a lot faster than I had imagined?
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  5423. @O'day, India: We're going to need India as a counter to China, that money buys us influence there. That won't stop. China: 32mil won't make them blink. They'll say thank you and hit back with something else. Hungary 2.4 million, they'll scoff at that amount of money in exchange for running their own foreign policy. Takes a lot more than 2.4 million to convince a government to change course. Russia: I highly doubt we'll be sending anything there considering we're trying to sanction them to death. Also we've already put together an 800 million dollar package for Ukraine.
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  5424. Lets be clear, just as many Republicans are in on this. When Trump wanted to bring those boys home he damned near had a revolt in his own party. This is a uniaprty issue. Both the Dems and Reps are for those 900 boys to be used as live bait or sitting ducks out in Syria. With no clear reason given to us why they're there (at least not one that makes sense)
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  5425.  @Yannister  CFA was made to look like an option but was made an obligation because France would literally get rid of any government who was opposed to it. Anyone who leaves suffers. Either from internal chaos, economic attacks or terrorist attacks. Claiming it's optional is like claiming businesses who pay the mafia is also optional.
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  5426.  @DrewNguyen_99  USA is more deadly for sure but no one denies it. France however likes to pretend it isn't deadly while doing all this nasty stuff.
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  5427.  @Yannister  Optional yes. Just like the Mafia in the 1930s which made it optional for businesses to pay them protection money. Not to mention over the decades anytime a government even hinted there was either a coup, civil strife or a string of terror attacks in that country. Yes yes, very optional. The options given to the country where, either you stay in or people die.
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  5428. @Rui Correia, I doubt this dude they call Mustafa Kemal could have imagined that Europe would descend into the Soviet Union 2.0. Europe's ideas? What exactly are those these days? For governments to enact policies not caring if their people want it or not? For the EU superstate wanna be to simply ignore the will of voters in nation states by holding referendums over and over until they get the desired result? Are these the ideals you're' 'referring to? I live in Turkey 6 months out of the year and trust me this country has A LOT of problems. But the last thing this country needs is to go down the road of more authoritarianism by following "Europe's ideals." I would prefer a country where the will of the people actually matters, not some cheap knockoff Orwellian state from 1984.
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  5429. This talking point that I see that Putin would not have done xyz because Trump would have pushed back is seriously childish and ridiculous. I do agree that Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if Trump won the election but not because of some childish idea that Trump would start ww3 of it. Putin would have had no reason to invade Ukraine under Trump because Trump made it pretty damned clear he has no interest in expanding Nato. Both Obama and Biden made expanding military infrastructure closer and closer to Russia's borders a top priority. Notice how both times Putin invaded Ukraine one of these men were in office. Once in 2014 and now. He also invaded Georgia when Bush Jr. made a huge push to expand Nato and starting putting missiles in eastern Europe. Making Putin afraid isn't what stopped him from invading Ukraine, he actually invades Ukraine because he's afraid. I'm a Trump voter and even I can see how childish and brain dead the media has become with their 3rd grade talking points which do not take the reality of any situation into account when talking about this issue. Come on media, step up your game, do the actual work.
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  5430.  @thanos7856  Dude Turkey is broke, what funding are you referring you? They sold some weapons to Pakistan and you're having an emotional meltdown over this. You guys seriously need to grow up.
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  5431. ​ @thanos7856  "Broke like Pakistan with people in utmost poverty...." I'd imagine you've never been to that country. There has to be some emotional reasoning for all this because making that comparison is kind of strange.
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  5432. Apartheid states never last in the long term. It isn't sustainable.
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  5433.  @thomashardy7961  Yes that part is true. But people at home will be cursing too in the future. Just like they're cursing slavery today here in America. And how they're cursing the 3rd Reich in Germany. Either way this will not end well nor will it age well. Funding, supporting and giving cover for apartheid, concentration camps and genocide is pure and utter madness. You can only hide a crime of this magnitude for so long.
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  5434. @bretcarpenterable. Your comment has not aged well. Imagine throwing all your chips onto a sinking ship.
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  5435. @UH Travel Vlog, That area is of vital interest to China for trade routes and such. It won't allow such a thing to happen. India and Pakistan won't be having blown blown war. Part of me would like to see it happen though as both those nations are some of the most annoying people on the planet.
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  5436.  @djabrayilmagerramov6731  It isn't just about the Azeris, you'll never see DW paint a full picture on any story. Their first reflex is to paint false narratives. It's what they do, it is in their DNA.
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  5437. Chaitanya Bagul, Pakistan probably But Turkey? Good luck lol
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  5438. This comment legit made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  5439.  @alexvisser4542  yea because something that happened over 100 years ago shoudl stop him from speaking up against concentration camps. Is that your argument? According to that logic, any nation could simply murder an entire ethnic group and no country could say or do anything because every country if you go back far enough did something terrible. Bravo Alex, you're a real genius.
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  5440. @6668 You do realize Europe is a continent and a race right? Hopefully you can understand this distinction on a fundamental level. Also if you actually believe most of the nations of Europe are democratic and also believe most of their people are believers in and respect human rights. How can you then explain how most European nations are backing a genocide going on in Gaza right now? If the people are believers in human rights and democracy actually exists in those nations, why aren't these human rights defenders stopping their government from aiding, arming and cheerleading the worst human rights crimes the world has seen since WW2. A lot of times you need to take the rhetoric you're saying and see if it stands up against reality and facts. The fact your oppressors and people who hate your guts programmed you like a robot to defend them at all costs is extremely interesting. You're like a posterchild for a colonized mind.
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  5441.  @canerc6668  I fail to see what your dislike of Erdogan has to do with your ridiculously false impression of us here in the west. We can literally fund, arm and cheerlead the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2. Our governments can starve 1.3 million people so Israel can steal their homes, our governments can murder women and children for fun, and you'll still be claiming our governments care about human rights. You can like or dislike any political party you want in Turkey, I personally don't care. But what you say idoitic things like the west cares about human rights, someone will call you out on your insanity. Have you ever lived here in the west? Do you have any idea what is going on here?
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  5442. @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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  5443. @Sumol Laranja, the politics of the region today are irrelevant when projecting 100 years into the future. All the nations you mentioned are in heavy demographic collapse. That American might not know the culture and politics of Romania, Moldova and Serbia but unlike you he understands math.
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  5444.  @sandwitchi7  I never claimed they were unique, you did. Less emotions more reality please.
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  5445.  @sandwitchi7  You might want to read your post again. Claiming XYZ won't happen to Romania and Moldova. Again less emotions more reason and logic please. You surely shouldn't put yourself in a position where you're debating against your own post. (Which you're about to do)
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  5446. @LTME, You can have people support anything if you spend enough time and energy on programming them. God knows they've been at this programming business for a long long time. Some are immune to it, most aren't. So the game plan is simple, use those you programmed against those who are immune. It's working.
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  5447. Oh wow. Here I thought it was apartheid, concentration camps and the "final solution" to those concentration camps being carried out. Who knew it wasn't any of those things which are bothering people. Thanks for the information.
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  5448.  @tsifty1  Was there a few months ago, had a fantastic time. You don't have to come if you want to, in fact the rest of us tourists prefer people like you stay away.
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  5449.  @st.george007  So you take exception to the fact they don't want a country in the collective military alliance they're in that happens to be financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in their country? What is your alternative? Should they cheer on the hospitals being blown up and congradulate the nations financing it? I'm simply trying to understand your point of view here.
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  5450.  @ninarao4063  NGO is just code word for colonial influence.
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  5451. Are you claiming the reporting is fake? If so, please elaborate. Did this even happen or not?
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  5452.  @UwanaAbasi  Wants are irrelevant, needs move things. The Jordanian people will probably remove this Zionist manager because it is what they need to do.
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  5453. I'd imagine pretty soon they won't even have that.
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  5454.  @jo-wv4lc  Israel and Ukraine.
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  5455.  @godofsounds  I don't think they ever used the word "deserve." Also deserving EU membership is like saying you deserve to have cancer.
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  5456.  @imasupersmartmartian5161  Not sure when they'll feel strong enough to make a move but they're certainly not shy about openly telling the world their intentions.
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  5457. You say this as if you don't know Biden is in on it just as much as Netanyahu is.
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  5458.  @c.s.4273  You're right the west is arming the PKK. But the guy has a point too. In trying to get rid of Assad, Turkey with the help of saudi Arabia and America sent in a lot of terrorists into Syria to get rid of Bashar.
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  5459.  @-dash  Nicky Haley and DeSantis are more genocidal than genocide Joe. Are you insane? You literally want hundreds and thousands of babies murdered?
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  5460. Is he wrong?
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  5461. Interesting analysis. Thank you for putting this out in English
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  5462. As terrible as that was, the numbers pale in comparison to how many Palestinians have been slaughtered by Israel in the past 100 years. Hell even the genocide of Azeris by the Armenians in the 1990s was about 10x worse than the Bosnian genocide.
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  5463.  @earthaneed9386  How is he intervening? Is he making you vote for someone? lol Dude just gave his opinion, which incase you didn't notice is a normal thing to do. I know you're probably an autocrat who hates free speech and democracy but he is well within his rights to have an opinion. Although I do find the guy ridiculous. He can't even spell Erdo's name yet his praying for him to win lol
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  5464.  @algorithm1635  He is irrational, which means he is probably from Anatolia lol
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  5465.  @earthaneed9386  So you get to decide what people around the world have a right to "talk about." You want to be dictator of the world or something? You want to police our speech? lol You're worse than Erdogan
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  5466. What a ridiculous statement. You literally sound like the people who kept saying Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. Why? Because BBC, CNN and DW news told you so. Well done.
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  5467.  @tanertavlan1769 yet don’t attend the Brics meeting
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  5468. I love this channel, he gets information out long before most do. We'll probably be seeing what he is talking about elsewhere in about 24 hours. With that out of the way, what is going on is absolutely crazy. Has the IDF really deteriorated this badly in the past decade? Not to take anything away from Hamas's crazy insurgency/combined warfare tactics but they're essentially a group of rag tag militia living in an open air prison. No high tech, nowhere to even really train. Again how is this possible. Is Hamas magically overpowered or is Israel A LOT weaker than anyone ever imagined?
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  5469. Very insightful comment. Both France and Germany will be on their knees soon.
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  5470. It's rare to find channels like this. Cold sober analysis. Immediately subscribing.
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  5471.  @boyntonfamilyeb  Not true. CNN's narrative crafting on this issue has been lock tune in step with Fox for decades now, even worse at times. CNN works more with the IDF to cover up crimes than any other network on the planet. This small shift in policy over the last few weeks shows that Israel's crimes are getting to a point even the media outlets have taken their foot off the "aren't concentration camps and apartheid cool" gas a tad bit. I guess they're realizing the cat is out of the bag now so they have to add at least 5% an element of truth along with the 95% of B.S. they're peddling on all the mainstream networks.
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  5472. especially when the people suffering under said apartheid are actually semitic (Palestinians) Most of the zionists who use this word aren't even semitic people. They're Europeans. So we use the term anti-semitic, to help non semitic people throw semitic people into concentration camps? Yup, that is how ridiculous things have gotten.
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  5473. I like JD Vance and Joe Rogan. But Rubin has to understand very few people take him seriously anymore. His "isn't genocide cool" shtick isn't aging well.
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  5474. @The One, You can't possibly be serious. The Russians saved your entire army being surrounded and slaughtered and you still want to fight? What happens next time if the Russians don't show up last second? Are you that callus to human life? Is your hatred so great you'd send 10s of thousands of young men to their death without batting an eye? Terrifying, absolutely terrifying. The war is over, concessions have been made and agreements have been signed. Both sides should abide by what they signed and stop sending young men to their deaths.
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  5475.  @TheOne-um7rp  I think you should think long and hard when you read something before responding, especially when responding with phrases like clown. The term Artsakh, is a word used to describe the occupied territories of another nation. A war was started due to such a thing and after two wars you're looking at tends of thousands of slaughtered civilians due to the consequence of trying to make the place "Artsakh." You might want to understand something before mouthing off about it and then being so confused due to your ignorance that you'd belittle yourself to call someone a clown due to your own ignorance.
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  5476.  @bigjoseph1876  That's some cheap rhetoric. I've been to Turkey many times, I'm fairly sure people don't get put in jail for voting for the wrong guy. If this was the case, the opposition wouldn't have won the midterm elections not too long ago. I would appreciate it if people would stop writing nonsense which falls apart under a microscope.
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  5477.  @bigjoseph1876  Critique is one thing, assuming you know better what leader nation X or Y should have is another. Critique is one thing, but seeing random claims which make absolutely zero sense is another. The people who live there aren't children, I'd imagine they know better than us who is doing what in their country. Especially when our knowledge is mostly what we've been fed by our fake news networks with easy to understand rhetoric.
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  5478.  @bigjoseph1876  How exactly does that change the fact that in your analogy you named a country which has thought crimes on it's books? You could have at least said New Zealand or something like that no? France is the last place you'd put on a list as the bastion of freedom no? Also just like our news networks and our backs here in the west, I'd have a hard time trusting this "freedom house" index as well. That same index claims we have a good amount of freedoms here in the United States which we clearly don't, we're probably under the most surveillance of any other group of people aside from China. Lets be a little realistic here.
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  5479.  @bigjoseph1876  I live in Turkey part time when I'm not in the United States. I watch the news all day with people reeling against the dude. His opposition is constantly taking jabs at him (as well they should.) This idea you've been given that people are being thrown in jail left and right for speaking their mind doesn't jive with reality. Have you ever been to the country let alone spend extended periods of time there? Or are you just going off what you hear once in a blue moon on the mainstream media? I'm no fan of the guy, if I could vote there (which I can't) I'd vote against him. There are plenty of things to critique the man on, but claims which have no basis in reality serve nothing aside from spreading misinformation.
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  5480. What you call hypocrisy they call prudent foreign policy.
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  5481.  @harshitjha6605  Not sure what people dying in Ukraine have to do with Japan's policy on the issue. Last I checked they aren't party to the war effort.
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  5482.  @harshitjha6605  I guess for the same reason Europe is still buying Russian oil indirectly from 3rd nations. Probably the same reason 147 million dollars worth of Boeing high tech aircraft parts magically ended up in Russia. This idea that a nation like Japan which has no oil and goes through a great deal to get it will suddenly stop buying oil and destroy their own economy and welfare of their own people is nothing short of insanity. You been drinking that globalist mainstream media koolaid? The mere idea of what you're proposing is ridiculous. Obviously they're going to continue buying it.
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  5483.  @thierrydesu  I'm not so sure about that. I do agree that the liberal teachers are more likely to do it though.
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  5484.  Nick Johnsen  Are you referring to the Catholics who continue to give confession to priests? If so, you should realize not all catholic priests are child molesters.
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  5485.  @melpark9689  How would you at 17 years old react if a cop put a gun to your head screaming "I'm going to shoot you" and his partner screaming " do it shoot him." Fight or flight kicks in and you'd probably try to get away. To frame this in any other way is insanity. All segments of French society are fed up with the authoritarian regime in Paris. Evidence of this is all the other types of crazy protests the nation has seen from all segments of society. That regime needs to go. Blaming this little kid for being scared is insanity.
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  5486.  @Rajat702  To be fair it's better than people from India/Pakistan moving into his neighborhood and defecating on his garden.
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  5487. France will be France, they'll throw a hissy fit and then realize no one cares. They pulled their ambassador from America, American strategists probably rolled their eyes.
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  5488.  @Altrantis  You literally sound like a lawyer working for the arms industry who was making these subs lol Also this wasn't about France selling or not selling the Aussies Nuclear subs. The Aussies had 101 reasons to scuttle the deal and go with someone else and they did it.
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  5489.  @ashog1426  I saw you make similar insane claims earlier. If the Armenians are "ready to fight" why'd most of it's military run away from Karabakh?
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  5490.  @anonymouspart6901  I'm not sure what people did with conquered territories in the 1400s had anything to do with what is going on today. None of these nations care about what problems savage nations like Pakistan and India have.
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  5491. @Megamind in this scenario there won't be a land battle.
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  5492. I find it hard to see how people who've had their land stolen, their children slaughtered and the remaining survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for 16 years lashing out if they were able to break out of the concentration camp as a "terrorist attack." I guess according to your logic the slave revolts in 1831 had nothing to do with slavery and they were just terrorists too? Lets stop with this nonsense and come back to reality.
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  5493. @E He, the issue isn't about Ukraine wanting them or not wanting them. Turkey is walking a tightrope policy between Russia and the west. They were able to send those drones to Ukraine without Russia freaking out under the pretext the Ukrainians ordered the drones before the war and the contract had to be honored. After those prewar orders were filled (some after the war started) Turkey really couldn't find an excuse to send more. Ukraine kept asking for them but Turkey was unable to deliver. The only loophole they found was a third nation buying them and "donating" it to Ukraine. As you see, it's a complex situation for all sides involved. Russia was obviously hot skipping mad at the amount of damage those 2 batches of drones (ordered pre war) did to their military.
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  5494.  @ehe661  Everything I said will pass any honest fact check.
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  5495.  @ehe661  Not exactly sure how that has anything to do with my post.
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  5496.  @simchalebovitch6944  I'm not sure if fighting back against a genocidal machine gets you a one way ticket to hell. Now if they've done other things in life which brings them to hell, only god knows. But surely not for fighting the genocidal Zionist apartheid state.
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  5497.  @taxoslocos9737  He is probably an assimilated Greek. What exactly are you getting at here? How many people in Turkey have slanted eyes?
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  5498. I can't believe we're watching a genocide take place in real time on the internet. Pure insanity. Imagine internet existed in the 1940s and people watched what the Germans were doing.
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  5499.  @swordwielder2854  A news channel in America summing up the mentality of one's country men? You don't know much about what is going on here do you? The media is completely and utter out of touch with the ordinary people of the country, in fact they hold said people in contempt. Your comment was nearly as ridiculous as the comments of the media members in this video. Bravo, you're in excellent company.
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  5500.  @swordwielder2854  I agree with everything you said. Although I'm not sure how exactly any of that changes my disagreement with your initial comments. Simply put the media does not represent the public at large by any stretch of the imagination. To our eternal shame.
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  5501. It is just words, empty words. Don't know who this clown thinks she is fooling. They're still sending the bombs which are being dropped on children everyday.
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  5502. Kyle I love your show and I'm a big fan but..... There are times you have this huge ideological blind spot where you say things which are completely detached from reality. For example. We can agree that AIPAC is essentially an arm of the Israeli government here in America. The Zionist lobby groups which we probably agree work directly for Israel have given Biden A LOT more money than they have Trump. (This isn't some elusive information either, anyone can easily look it up) So you want us to believe that Netanyahu prefers Trump but has instructed his lobby groups to give Biden insane amounts of money for his election? Seriously bro? Sure everyone knows Trump is pro Israel but put yourself in Netanyahu's shoes. Trump is a loose cannon, Trump can be unpredictable, Trump holds grudges and Trump has publicly said Netanyahu can't be trusted. So if you're Netanyahu would you prefer an unpredictable loose cannon who hates you now? Or good old trusty Joe who's administration you've completely cucked that does every single thing you ask for? Tell me bro, what makes more sense.
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  5503.  @lookintoit4537  Yes except that was 100s of years ago. Humans decided a long time a go that this is illegal and shouldn't happen. Which is why it doesn't happen anymore. Same with concentration camps, they're a thing of the past. Well except for Israel. They have this odd habit of bringing old habits back.
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  5504.  @The_Necrogeddon  Well that is actually the argument you're making. Palestinians are fine as long as they don't rebel. Fact is when you stick people into concentration camps and slaughter their people they will rebel. Why are you trying so hard to project Israel's crimes one everyone else. I've literally countered everything you said with ease. Not because I'm smart but because your talking points are so detached from reality that even a 12 year old would smell the BS from a mile away. It isn't an easy task trying to rationalize apartheid and concentration camps. You're trying hard but failing. And yes Jordan should be punished too because it's king is nothing but a puppet of the apartheid regime in Israel.
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  5505. 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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  5506. @E-Motion. There was massive ethnic cleansing going on on that small island. A majority group was trying to wipe out a small ethnic group. There has been zero violence on the island since the Turkish invasion of the island. 50 years, not one shot fired. It's rare these days to see a military undertaking actually work the way it's intended to.
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  5507.  @giorgismaximos8662  Yes the difference being an entire ethnic was actually being wiped off the face of the earth in Cyprus. It's one of the few cases where the people perpetrating the crimes actually bragged about what they were trying to do. If you actually believe slaughtering an entire ethnic group is a good thing to do, it will be quite literally impossible to find common ground with you.
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  5508.  @giorgismaximos8662  Why is it that every single group trying to deny mass crimes against human use the same exact excuse. Do all of you go to some sort of genocide denial school or something? It's always the same in every single case. I hear the same arguments from Turks when I mention the Armenian genocide.
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  5509.  @giorgismaximos8662  I'm also trying to understand your logic about the Turkey having 3 gens on their record. How exactly does that excuse what the Greek Cypriots did to a small minority group on the island? That would be like me shooting someone in the face and then when questioned about it saying "well see that guy over there, he killed 3 people 20 years ago so me killing one shouldn't matter." I wonder if that would keep me out of jail for murder. You do realize how insane your talking points are no?
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  5510.  @giorgismaximos8662  When a majority group tries to "exterminate" a small minority group , you can't really say "both sides did." Again that's a lot like when the Turks make the claim that Armenians killed Turkish civilians during the Armenian genocide. Yea that probably happened to a certain extent but you can't really compare to scope of slaughter between the two. The claim that "both sides did it" is usually step two in the genocide denial guide book. I wonder when you're going to go to step three, I'd imagine it will come soon. Also if you truly believe an occupation is worse than the complete slaughter and exterminate of every man woman and child of a certain ethnic you're truly a person who needs to be studied. It really shows where your priorities lie and I'm now starting to understand what kind of mindset can lead one community to slaughter a smaller community mercilessly. It's one of the greatest crimes the world has seen in the last 50 years and the fact you guys play the victims is absolutely surreal. This charade can't last forever and these crimes will eventually have to be accounted for. Also claiming another group at 100s of years earlier did something terrible doesn't excuse what was done in Cyprus does it?
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  5511.  @giorgismaximos8662  That would be like the Germans complaining about German civilians being killed and being removed from many areas when the Soviets counter attacked. Generally speaking one one group tries to exterminate another group of people, you get blow back. The ones who first started the extermination are again generally the ones who are blamed for the entire mess. The Greeks in the North would not have had to leave the area if they didn't try to slaughter a small minority group. What part of this confuses you? It blows my mind you're going out of your way to absolve responsibility for these actions. Also the fact you think being a refugee is worse than being killed is outright insane. Think of the mental gymnastics and completely irrational things you're saying just to protect your cognitive dissonance. What drives a person to be this hateful or this crazy?
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  5512.  @giorgismaximos8662  "There wasn't a war going on" So we're simply going to completely ignore that the majority group was trying to exterminate the small minority group? The Germany analogy is perfect in this case since they too tried to exterminate a minority group.
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  5513.  @giorgismaximos8662  How about the millions of Jews the Germans slaughtered in Germany? The action which the Nazis are most famous for Btw. That isn't similar to what the Greek Cypriots did on Cyprus to their minority? Instead of playing the victim and complaining. You should realize that you got off easy, usually when the ethnic cleansers start losing a conflict it ends up being a horrible experience for them. The Greek Cypriots got off cheap considering what they tried to do.
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  5514. @Chococo858. You didn't get the memo that Europeans no longer have the abiility to make such decisions? Those decisions are made in Washington and Europe simply falls in line. Europe is filled with weak and failing vassal states. As far as Turkey surviving or not surviving, many people would bet they're going to survive a lot longer than the EU is.
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  5515.  @Light_spot_  All that may or may not be true but that isn't the point. THe point is in your original post you literally said what Europe should do. Then in your next post you say "I'm not even speaking about Turkish European relations." What are you smoking bro? Forget making rational arguments, you can't even seem to remember what you originally said lol
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  5516. @CuriousGolden No one claimed democracy in America is much better than Europe. Again I fail to see how exactly that refutes my post. Also if we went home, who would protect Europe? Certainly not your effeminate armed forces.
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  5517. Any nation with the ability to control the world reserve currency is truly blessed. Any nation which would then use this currency as a weapon for petty short term interests is insane. Since the 1990s the level of hubris our leaders have had in their international dealings and the weaponizing of the dollar for petty short term interests might be taught a few hundred years from now as one of the dumbest things any nation has ever done in history. Other nations dependent on our currency helps us. Why in the world would we turn the dollar into a weapon which would then force these nations to look for alternatives? It's like a brand name constantly slapping it's customers in the face over and over again. How long will that last?
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  5518. @Jose Trevino. Turkey rescuing Iran? How is it in their interest to do so?
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  5519. Christians all of the world are speaking out as loud as they can. Just the ones here in the legacy western nations aren't. This isn't even a religion thing anymore. It is turning into the western nations on one side and the rest of the planet on the other.
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  5520. 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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  5521.  @zen4ever3  lol
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  5522.  @dunnbrandon  If 2/3s of the country are pro choice, why push that on areas where the 1/3s live? If 2/3s of the population was pro life I'd still be saying we don't need federal laws to push those ideas on the other 1/3rd. You're simply not listening to the argument being made, especially when bringing up things like god and what not. I don't remember making a religious argument, nor do I remember making an argument pro or against abortion. Check your emotions at the door and try to stay rational. This seems to be the biggest problem in our society, people aren't as rational as they used to be and a lot more emotional than they used to be. This is a bigger problem than you'd imagine, it's something we can destroy a civilization.
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  5523.  @dunnbrandon  You do realize that there is a difference between democracy and mob rule right? You also do realize that in the United States states were given executive freedoms for this reason no? According to your logic Jim Crow laws should have never been repealed because 2/3rds people were against it? Also me telling you to check your emotions has nothing to do with the first amendment. No one is trying to stop you from speaking. You're being given free advice to save you from making fool of yourself, which you did by not understanding how a liberal democracy which operate under the rule of law actually works.
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  5524. @Dalene Debruyn, One could also say "stop ethnically cleansing neighborhoods, stop evicting people from their homes, stop forcing millions into open air prisons. It really is a no brainer. Imagine someone blamed the slaves for revolting? "Just don't revolve, stay as slaves and work hard... I'm neutral! Just a no brainer?" Do you now realize how ridiculous it sounds.
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  5525.  @etapekang1992  Can they find other means of protest? Well for the past 60 years or so they've literally tried everything else. Also the people in Gaza, what options are available to them? There are millions of them crammed into an open air prison which is about 3 times bigger than my back yard. In fact I'm surprised they've gone this long without completely and utterly losing their minds. Most other groups of people including me would have probably gone with "live free or die" a long long time ago.
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  5526. Well that is because Russia is too poor to buy off our elites.
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  5527.  @JayEdwards-oz7ss  There is no stopping it. Apartheid states aren't sustainable. Ask South Africa.
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  5528.  @JayEdwards-oz7ss  Like the long term survival of the apartheid Zionist regime being your fantasy?
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  5529. Let me try to understand this guy's original argument in the beginning of the video. So he is basically saying, because terrible and inhumane things were done to Jews by Europeans, that somehow gave the Zionists the right to go do the same thing to someone else? Did he really think through that argument before making it? The more this stuff is debated, the more information going around in the market place of ideas, it is becoming quite obvious that the talking points in favor of Israel come off as irrational and unhinged.
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  5530. @TubalCain, Not really. The positions of the two sides are nearly impossible to reconcile. Taiwan isn't some micky mouse state that is willing to be gobbled up into the mainland. China isn't exactly prepared to simply let go of their legal claim to Taiwan either. This is going to end in conflict. Hard to say when though.
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  5531.  @edfast5893  This is probably the worst of it. And having the ability to make everyone become emotionally attached to the idea of doing it too.
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  5532. @123uzuz, You're so right. It's almost as hypocritical as massacring people's children, pushing them out of their homes, sticking the survivors in concentration camps and then acting like the victim when they react after 70 years of brutality. Seems hypocritical alright.
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  5533. @TCK Or they can simply veto the entry of a country into Nato which has been financing armed groups which attack a Nato country.
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  5534.  @djamhb9872  To be fair not all of Europe. Nations like Spain and Ireland have been very good on this issue.
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  5535.  @djamhb9872  Also it isn't even shocking that the largest western nations like America, Canada, UK, France and Germany are all in for cheering on this genocide. They're all ruled by the same globalist cabal. So this is really no shocker. What tends to upset most people are nations like Turkey and Saudi Arabia. Who talk the talk on the issue but behind the scenes are holding hands with Israel. Then there are nations even worse like Egypt, UAE, Bahrain and Morocco who are quite open about holding Israel's hand during this genocide.
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  5536. 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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  5537.  @miliba  Semitic Jews are native. But the vast majority of the population in Israel aren't semitic Jews. They're a completely different group of people who don't have one ancestor from the region. They're converted Europeans. Essentially imposters, they even go as far as changing their names to sound more native. Look up Netanyahu's real name. The idea that I can magically convert to a religion and claim all land people of that religion (whom I have no relation to) used to live in 2000 years ago is a ridiculous idea. So no, they aren't native. They are native to places like Poland. Why do you think DNA tests in Israel are illegal without a court order. I get it, you're trying to rationalize a brutal colonial apartheid entity. That isn't an easy argument to make, so you have to basically make sh!t up, you have no other option. So I feel you bro, hard job you have.
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  5538.  @SeeLasSee  Not really they'd just take a different shape.
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  5539. @Bananesanane5152. Bulgaria is a bad example as it's one of Turkey's weakest neighbors but yes, in theory if they sneeze Turkey might get a cold.
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  5540. @The Mad Farmer, it's too late my friend. There are over 10 million Pakistani, Bengali, Afghan and Syrian migrants there now. It's gotten to a point we're thinking of selling our summer house which we've been using for 20 years :O(
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  5541.  @AfroAsiaticLanguages  Not sure what events from over 2000 years ago have to do with anything today.
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  5542.  @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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  5543. @Stratos Joebar. You're absolutely right about Turkey having taken on completely unorganized weak opponents. If they end up taking on Greece it will simply be another unorganized weak nation they'll probably steamroll if Greece doesn't get help. The Turkish military is weak compared to real powers to America and China but compared to banana publics like Greece they would look strong as all hell. It's like being a normal speed guy and joining a race in the special olympics. Obviously you're going to win.
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  5544. If you look at the history of the world. Any group of people fighting against colonization have been called terrorists.
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  5545. How is it their fault the Serbs simply refused to take part in the election? If they didn't want X mayor, they should have voted.
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  5546.  @BeesKneesBenjamin  It's interesting to see an EU citizen talk about how it's "not safe to speak your mind." When I call the EU "Soviet Union 2.0" people get triggered but it's not far off.
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  5547.  @BeesKneesBenjamin  It's an interesting situation for sure. While migrants are trying to flood into western nations, people in western nations who have the means are moving to other nations, in essence becoming refugees themselves. In the past 2 years I've had 4 of my friends leave the United States. They simply didn't want to raise their children here. They ended up going to countries people used to scoff at, which now provide a better quality of life.
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  5548.  @BeesKneesBenjamin  If you have the means to do so, just leave my man. Right now the Euro and dollar are strong (while that lasts) and if you go to a newly developing country your Euros will go a long way to set yourself up. You'll also be treated a lot better in a lot of these nations, you'll have more freedom of expression. There is a youtube channel called nomad capitalist. You should check it out. Many people are leaving their western nations. My wife and I are also considering the possibility of it. One of our friends moved to Serbia, he loves it. The other friends all moved to a resort town in Turkey called Fethiye and they're living the time of their lives. Here in the state I have to worry about my wife getting robbed while shopping or fired because she has an unpopular opinion. Not to mention the insane tax burdens of living in a modern western state. Success is punished.
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  5549.  @DaroriDerEinzige  To be fair that entire winged Hussar thing is pretty ridiculous. Two guys were fighting for months, both tired. Poland showed up and hit one of them from behind during the fight. I agree with you, that is a pretty pathetic historical triumph. lol With that said, I'd imagine France and Germany wouldn't be too happy if Poland also left the EU. There are reasons they are willing to pay to keep nations like Poland in their orbit of influence.
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  5550.  @michakrynicki7299  The way I explained it is actually exactly how it happened. Showed up to the party late after two guys had been slugging it out and both were exhausted. Poland sucker punched one of them from behind, which as you said saved the Austrian guy from getting knocked out. So we're both right, mine is just a more detailed description of how it happened.
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  5551.  @michakrynicki7299  You'd have to ask them why they didn't notice. Apparently they didn't as their entire formations were facing the other way and they weren't able to form up in time. Yes war is war and there is nothing wrong with what the Polish did, I would have tried the same thing if I was their commander. What I wouldn't do is bill this out to be the most heroic thing my nation has ever done. That's pretty damned ridiculous and self deprecating. Poland has been around a long long time, I'd imagine there has to be something in there better than this no?
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  5552.  @aliassbinembonggaliassbine8409  You're basing this off what? IDF stats? The same IDF that has lied about everything else? Seriously?
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  5553. @Lucuc Rose, the dollar is so ingrained into the global economy that it doesn't need it's holder to "project strength" to keep going. It needs to project stability and be a good steward of the currency. It's not that hard to do at this point but our leaders are hell bent on world domination and they're willing to weaponize the dollar to do it.
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  5554.  @himpim642 yes they were but it was never THIS obvious before.
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  5555. It won't.
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  5556.  @zuzu-z1t1f in a shameless nation like France it turns into an issue
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  5557.  @baylinrios3577  He means keep the rebuild going. As in wait for the guys you drafted to get better and better. Not to mention it doesn't matter how good the rockets are as far as the draft. We have other team's picks to work with. Especially those valuable Sun's picks for a few years considering that team is going to get blown up very soon.
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  5558. I'd imagine the Arab league has no choice but to accept Syria. People are coming to terms with the reality of of who won and who lost in Syria and will be forced to recalibrate their foreign policy. As far as what the EU will do, no one really cares. The EU has very little weight in the international arena, couple that with the fact it's compiled of vassal states and will do what ever Washington tells them to do.
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  5559. Fox is a horrible fake news outlet like CNN. The fact most people would even tune into that channel is because they had the only guy on T.V. willing to tell the truth on taboo topics. I knew they were going to fire him, I'm just shocked it took this long. Telling the truth these days is a dangerous game.
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  5560. @Agent47ist. I don't think large geopolitical dealings like this from a superpower will be dependent on the whims of a client state like Greece. Don't think anyone really cares about these violations, assuming they are even violations to begin with.
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  5561.  @erimerdi  You shouldn't be so worried about what Greece "wants to do" Greece is a small powerless client state. You should be more worried about what Greece's patrons/overlords want Greece to do. Greece doesn't get to do what it wants to do.
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  5562.  @sinabagherisarvestani8924  There isn't much Iran can do about the situation. Iranian peace keepers in Karabakh? Are you insane? lol Also this idea that this is all happening to hurt Iran is insanity. You think being cut off from that mighty Armenian economy is going to hurt Iran? lol This is all happening because Armenia is illegally occupying Azeri territory and true to form Iran is going to back the bad guys.
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  5563. Yup it never ends. Now they're like genocide in Gaza? What genocide? Where?
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  5564.  @farzana6676  I think I should be saying "we." Not some dude named Farzana Patel. Last I checked Indians weren't making SkyGuardian. You're probably here though so as long as you aren't defecating in people's backyards, all is good.
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  5565.  @farzana6676  I hoped you were smart enough to figure that out all on your own Mr. Patel. My apologies for being mistaken.
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  5566.  @kaz9242  As long as he doesn't migrate to my country and defecate in my backyard I'm happy.
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  5567. 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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  5568. @ Neither is really true.
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  5569.  @marcellusb5942  Nothing we're told about Oct 7th adds up. Especially after listening to some of the released hostages and what they saw during the entire thing. I think the Oct 7th narrative being pushed by the mainstream media has all but fallen apart.
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  5570. Prices rising over this are the least of our worries. People simply do not comprehend the long term implications of what has taken place these past few months.
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  5571.  @NJIT22  So a nation which did something 1000 years ago can't call out something being done right now? According to your logic any nation could start slaughtering people and no one would be able to say anything because in the past 1000 years they've done something bad. Think about the insanity of what you're proposing here.
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  5572.  @nps7742  They have different models which use different navigation methods.
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  5573. @Gene O'Brien. Then the Libya war. Now the Ukraine war. And soon others to follow if we continue to elect globalist leaders.
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  5574. Well done Lex. Keep doing what you do
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  5575. @Lance Smith, The people who sent our best and brightest youngsters to go fight and die won't let us ask why. Both wars were horrible and Iraq more so could be constituted as crimes against humanity. No one blames the soldiers though, the blame is on the people who sent them there. The blame is also on the media who knowingly peddled false information to get us there. Your average Joe who was there was just as much as a victim as the people of the nation being invaded.
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  5576.  @lou6749  It was more like one cent. An irrefutable one at that.
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  5577.  @lou6749  What I am or am not has nothing to do with the facts presented. If the facts trigger you, at least try to debate them. Instead of attempting to shoot the messenger.
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  5578.  @lou6749  You're apparently triggered over someone pointing out facts you clearly don't like. All the smiley faces you put up won't change this simple reality. In a way you remind me of purple haired gender studies students on campus here.
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  5579.  @tyrekedadon7910  The IDF doesn't have an explanation. CNN is there basically to back up their insane rationalization for bombing the living hell out of civilians.
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  5580.  @UkraineNeeds  Not even close. Like triple the amount of civilians have been killed in Gaza in a few weeks than the total amount of civilians that have died in the huge war in Ukraine in nearly 2 years of fighting. You can't even compare. Russia and Ukraine are fighting a war. The IDF is essentially trying to slaughter civilians.
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  5581.  @elhassanezeriouh2636  But deep down Nick knows that he works for an organization who's sole purpose is to craft false narratives. Not just on this issue but nearly every single issue. He will do his job and try to rationalize genocide.
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  5582.  @kko5779  He meant to say plutonium. Kazakhstan exports over 40% of the world's Uranium which is used to make plutonium. Very vital resource considering the speed at which nations are putting up nuclear power plants. It is essentially the oil of the future.
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  5583.  @LastZepp1  Agreed.
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  5584. Israel has no history of ever pulling punches. If their attack failed it was probably not by design
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  5585.  Davit M  You do realize this video is made by a guy with a youtube channel he is trying to grow right? This idea that he is part of some vast pro Christian conspiracy theory is insanity. The guy went to Armenia and decided to do a quick video on how people there feel about the war. For god's sake the guy didn't given give any personal opinions of his own, he literally conveyed to us word for word what the Armenians are thinking. Sure it isn't the best look to simply put out opinions of the side which brutally ethnically cleansed nearly 1 million people but I highly doubt that was his intention. All in all this channel is fantastic and I believe this man is operating in good faith. You'd have a hard time proving that isn't the case. Don't forget this guy doesn't work for CNN or another mainstream media outlet pushing a narrative on everyone. We need more people like him reporting the news not less.
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  5586.  @levongevorgyan6789  What I am supporting is the idea that ethnically cleansing 800,000 people is wrong. What I am supporting is that invading another nation's internationally recognized territory is wrong. What exactly are you supporting? Illegal occupations and mass slaughter of civilians?
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  5587.  @levongevorgyan6789  So again it's your contention that anyone who has ever migrated somewhere should be kicked out regardless of how much time has passed? Where is the cut off? 1000 years? 2000 years? 10,000 years? Or do you simply want this rule applied to areas you feel emotional about and not everywhere else? If so, what makes you so special?
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  5588. Actually he was very friendly with them until Erdogan stabbed him in the back. Read more bro
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  5589.  @vaskodimoski5690 The 15,000 Palestinian women and children who were slaughtered like cattle by the Israeli Genocidal forces.
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  5590.  @angelapiliposian7317  Do you also approve of Armenia invading other nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians?
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  5591. I guess anyone can conveniently dub themselves "god's chosen people" to mask their crimes.
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  5592.  @Bogutma  What in the world are you talking about. You don't know much about what is happening in places like Sweden with their psychopath leaders do you? The civilizational collapse is so total that they can't even agree on what is a man and what is a woman. Not to mention their skyrocketing population of genetically damaged inbreds from the middle east and places like Pakistan. Sweden=dead.
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  5593. Yes China is autocratic. You know what is so different about them than most EU nations? China doesn't try to hide the fact it's autocratic. Most EU nations though? Autocratic as all hell, they just market their autocracy better. It's a akin to a terrible tasting product with great marketing.
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  5594. So while the white Europeans were enslaving African blacks the Turks were enslaving white Europeans? You have to be pretty gangsta to enslave the slave owners. lol
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  5595. Because we the people are idiots and refuse to elect more people like him. I don’t blame the politicians for being this corrupt. I blame us the people for putting them into office
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  5596. @Stefan Gabor, European globalist politicians have all but banned religion. You better go pray to the pope soon because they'll soon make that illegal too.
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  5597.  @eapenkurian4134  It's going to be difficult when you've raised a generation of emasculated men who aren't sure if they're men or women or something inbetween.
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  5598. 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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  5599.  @MyOrangeString  Not when they're done by a delusional government which believes it has 100x more weight than it actually does. How many moves by the regime in Paris over the past 5 years that literally made everyone simply roll their eyes? Reminds me of last year when the French Navy was sent into the eastern Med Sea in a show of force meant to intimidate. The opposite happened and their navy had to leave the area with their tails tucked between their legs. As I said in an earlier comment, you can't be a third rate power and try to act like a first rate power. All it will do is embarrass you.
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  5600.  @olgawyn746  From your comment it's obvious you're a narcissist simply looking for reasons to tear down other people. Makes you feel good does it? That fake morality and virtue signaling? There is also a high probably you were raised by a single mom. It's hard to get that type of emotional damage on a person without that ingredient.
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  5601.  @MovieGuy808  What a ridiculous comment.
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  5602. This base is going to save them money. This nation defends the Libyan government, which is a logistical and financial nightmare for them. This base is right under Libya, it gives them a logistic hub to perform their duties in Libya at a fraction of the cost.
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  5603.  @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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  5604. How does Mark Levine have the audacity to be on this side of the debate when for most of his career he has carried water for the establishment and globalists? Wasn't he one of the cabal tasked with selling us lies to get us into the Iraq war? How does this shill still have any credibility left? Maga yes, Mark Levin NO THANK YOU. Go back to shilling for the globalists please, you should be on team Biden.
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  5605.  @BiteMeStalker  I'm fairly sure they didn't Joe Biden it. Their election system is pretty airtight and rarely ever questioned. Not to mention unlike here in America they allow international election monitoring organizations to go there and monitor it.
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  5606.  @SockieTheSockPuppet  You do realize that even his die hard opponents don't question the election. Not to mention they allow international election monitoring services into their country to monitor the elections. (Something we refuse to do in AMerica.) Unfortunately: Facts>Your feelings.
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  5607.  @akhagop4123  Regardless of any argument you make does it change the fact the entire portion of Nagorno Karabakh is internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan. There is not one country on this entire planet who recognizes that region as not part of Azerbaijan. Also making jokes about earthquakes which kill thousands of people won't change that situation either. The borders of that region are set in stone as far as international law goes. Every nation in that region respects those borders, except Armenia. Armenia literally has territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbors. Which makes it the odd man out in the region. The only bordering nation Armenia has which it doesn't make territorial claims on is the Islamic Republic of Iran. The foreign policy if this small nation is quite literal insanity.
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  5608.  @zarinaadi04  Is this before or after they targeted women and children for slaughter? Not to mention the massive evidence mounting of Palestinian women hostages being raped. A state department official actually quite because the state department was trying to hide evidence of these rapes.
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  5609. If it can't change then it will die. It won't just be the EU that died, once great powers like France and Germany will turn into third tier nations.
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  5610. They seem to be playing the game they're being forced to play.
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  5611.  @ottomueller4425  The Russians have set up their air defense system. It's a lot more powerful and efficient than that so-called Iron dome that Israel has.
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  5612.  @edl5731  That makes no sense, then they'd just go south to drag this out even more.
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  5613. @JW02828. Find a map of the recent huge gas fields discovered off the coast of Gaza. Enough to power Europe's needs for 25 years. They just so happen to be off the northern coast of Gaza. 2 weeks ago I was talking about how they're for sure going to go after the north. Maybe they'll go south if the conflict up north goes well. If not, well they'll have the north and that gas deposit worth trillions. But I'm not entirely convinced they'll even be able to take the north and stabilize it.
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  5614. What a difficult job this woman has. She knows her boss worked really really hard to earn the nickname Genocide Joe. Yet has to pretend it isn't a thing.
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  5615. Seems like France wants to make sure they stay broke.
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  5616. @Samuel Truski, Solar and wind technology isn't even close to being a feasible way to generate the bulk of a nation's energy needs. There is actually a world map of sections for where solar and wind make sense and where they simply won't put out more than you put in to make them work.
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  5617.  @teaser6089  Look at a map that shows where solar is economically feasible and where it isn't. There are a few very small pockets in that country where it would work which accounts for like 4% of their land mass. As far as waiting for help from the EU, yes they're in terrible shape but they aren't in that terrible shape. The idea of asking the EU for help never ends well for anyone.
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  5618.  @teaser6089  This might be the only time I've ever seen a Greek make the argument that their economy is good lol
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  5619. @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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  5620. @Harry Papas, viewing how the other party sees a conflict is such a terrible thing?
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  5621.  @keystone859  I don't think they're claiming they have rights to any of these islands. They're saying the Islands can't be used to lock them out of a body of water on which they have the largest mainland coastline of any nation. Talk about not seeing others point of view, didn't you watch the video? lol
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  5622. @Svensozine, They don't want to join the EU. Making ridiculous demands on things like that means one thing, they'll use any excuse in the book to keep Sweden out of Nato. If you're a Swede who doesn't want to join Nato, it's a win win situation for you. You even thinking they'd want to join a sinking ship called the EU (soviet union 2.0) is ridiculous at this point.
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  5623.  @nonamenoname2767  Russia's major fear was Finland joining, it happened already. Sweden also joining makes no difference to them one way or another. Finland joining already put them in a near checkmate position, their border with Nato just got HUGEE. Sweden joining or not joining won't change anything.
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  5624. @Tyemich8820. I wouldn't say you guys are on opposite sides. After all Turkey is the only Nato country not to join the sanctions regime against Moscow. And the only Nato member to try to broker peace between Ukraine and Moscow, while the rest continued pushing for more war. Apparently most of Nato is willing to fight to the last Ukrainian. Not to mention Erdo still owes Putin one for warning him about the coup attempt in 2016. I don't think he ever forgot that, without Putin he'd probably be dead right now.
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  5625.  @asterixdogmatix1073  What the Uyghurs are dealing with in China as bad as it is is nothing compared to what is happening in Palestine. You're literally trying to compare a cold with the bubonic plague.
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  5626.  @paulschnyder938  It seems you haven't gotten the memo that those reports were fake.
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  5627. Poor Kazakhs, I'd imagine protestors burning down the entire country would be less damaging long term than having Russian troops occupying your nation. :O( Here is to 50 years of misery for the Kazakh people back under Russian influence.
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  5628.  @Hari-vj8oi  So you believe for a state to be great they have to fund apartheid and concentration camps? Interesting.
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  5629. @Mandar P, I don't think the United States is too interested in how a third rate power like France feels. Without the United States, France and the entire EU are simply sitting ducks and they know it. France will pout but will eventually come back with cap in hand and ask to play nice again.
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  5630. UN Mission would have been critical in the 1990s when Armenia was ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians. What is a UN mission going to do now? No civilians are being attacked.
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  5631.  @delta_glider4362  I see you've been reading that how to deny ethnic cleansing guide book a lot of different groups use. Step 1. Claim the numbers are inflated.
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  5632. @traillesstravelled7910 This conflict made a lot of people start looking into the details of this conflict. Only to realize the insanity of what Israel actually is. All I used to know about this conflict was the idea that the Palestinians wanted to attack the Israelis. That is essentially all we were told and we believed it. After doing the research you realize it is quite the opposite.
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  5633.  @byronloveridge8381  Yes, I'd imagine it's hard to co-exist people after you steal their homes, slaughter their children and then shove the survivors into a modern day concentration camp. The idea the people in the concentration camp might be a wee bit upset is surreal right? lol
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  5634.  @vimmentors6747  You do realize in none of those wars were civilians targeted by a modern army anywhere near the level that is going on in Gaza right? More children were killed in Gaza in 2 weeks than all the conflicts on the entire planet since 2020, including the huge nearly 2 year war in Ukraine. There is no war in Gaza. It is an extermination of civilians. There comes a point where your cognitive dissonance collides with facts and reality. Facts and reality always win. Also you're literally trying to rationalize an ongoing genocide right now as we speak and then having the audacity to blame someone else for it? What kind of alternate reality do you really live in?
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  5635. Don't worry too much about it, most of the invaders were kicked out when Azerbaijan enforced UN resolutions and kicked out the illegal militia groups on their territory in 2020.
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  5636.  @lucka4359  Turkey stopped granting residence permits due to the sheer numbers of people coming in and a backlash from the working class who could no longer afford housing. I also fail to see how Turks wanting to live in Europe over Russia has anything to do with what i said. Very emotional response from you btw. Try to stay calm, stay rational and on topic. I'm not some random dude in America wh'os never been to that part of the world with this opinion. I spend A LOT of time in Turkey and these are simply things I've noticed. It's a poor country that needs foreign currency so they tolerate people from nations like England, France and Germany. This doesn't mean that if they had their choice in who brings in this foreign currency that they would take those 3 nations out of the equation. Especially when you look at how immigrants from there actually act in Turkey. Even to a third party it is quite shocking. 8 years ago I actually sold my vacation home in Turkey because too many brits moved into the neighborhood. Had to buy a house in a different part of town do to all the problems that came with the Brits being a majority in the neighborhood. I felt this way as an American, imagine how the Turks feel.
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  5637.  @lucka4359  A few vacations in Turkey? I've been going there for over 20 years and spend about 4 months out of every year there. 4 months x 20 years. Probably adds up to a lot longer than you've been in that country. You also don't need to be an "expert" on foreign policy to notice very obvious things in the behavior of people and how it effects the locals. Again you seem emotionally triggered for what ever reason. If you're not one of those English or French people acting like animals over there, why get so emotional about it? The fact your feelings don't accept what I'm saying doesn't change the reality of what I'm saying. Facts>your feelings. Turks not wanting to live in Russia has absolutely nothing to do with what I'm saying and how it relates to the behavior of French, English and German immigrants in Turkey. But some of the things you're saying actually shows how terrible English people are as guests. You've probably been there only a few years and already you're essentially going to tell the Turks how to feel about a certain matter. No wonder no one wants people like you around. If you continue to act like this, you're probably going to have to pack up and go home. Also like English people you're probably there because you can't afford the quality of life back home, not because you specifically want to be there. The country being flooded by so many of the underclass from your country is not a positive thing.
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  5638.  @lucka4359  Considering how emotional you got over the issue while throwing out random rhetoric. You'd have to excuse me for thinking you are party to one of the groups I mentioned.
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  5639.  @zanataha84  I have a sneaking suspicion Iran fears the opposite.
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  5640. @Cesar Gonzalez, I'm fairly sure Greece was mostly a bystandard in the Cyprus war no? They pretty much watched it on TV like the rest of the world.
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  5641.  @tanwar.harveer  Bot detected.
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  5642.  @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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  5643. The term superpower is thrown around very loosely. To be a superpower you need the ability to throw your weight around every corner of the globe. Turkey has the potential to turn into massive regional power, global superpower is simply not in the cards for them. In fact once the United States wanes, I don't think we'll ever see a true superpower ever again. The level of technological superiority you need to be a superpower will be difficult to attain because most of the planet is getting quite advanced.
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  5644.  @rojvankoc7252  Turkey won't be a super power but not because they're broke. We've seen broke super powers before. Remember the Soviet Union?
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  5645.  @rojvankoc7252  I don't think anyone claimed that ended well or that there aren't plenty of more powerful nations than Turkey. Are you feeling okay? You sound delirious.
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  5646.  @rojvankoc7252  Really by claiming a super power has to be rich? Or by talking about a plethora of other nations when the topic is about one specific nation? I don't think Turkey will be a super power either. But watching how emotional you are over this topic is kind of funny.
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  5647.  @rojvankoc7252  Is there something written that I'm unaware of that all superpowers last forever? As far as France "falling off the list," they've been nowhere near that list for a very long time. Israel and Japan have zero interest in being an international power nor do they have the ability to project power like one. America is a super power but waning. China is a regional powerhouse. Russia is a regional powerhouse but waning. Great Britain is behind those three and waning faster than all three. In 50 years there will be no superpowers. Only regional powers, it's possible the world never sees another superpower ever again.
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  5648. Canada: We're really into blasting other nations on human rights. Canada: We're also really into providing political cover for Apartheid, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing. We're Canada.
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  5649. You expect Nato to do what? Attack Russia in Ukraine and start WW3?
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  5650.  @Dante84-t6w  So you're denying something the Swedish government itself hasn't denied. Interesting.
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  5651.  @Dante84-t6w  Again they don't deny it, they don't feel they've done anything wrong, obviously in Sweden financing armed groups which blow up schools and hospitals in Nato nations is a fine thing to do. Besides they won't bother denying it, because their government finances are public knowledge, funding for these armed groups are part of their yearly budget sherlock. Aside from your emotions not wanting to accept reality what part of this confuses you? This isn't your gender studies class where reality can be ignored.
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  5652.  @Dante84-t6w  That is one of the most childish and idiotic analogies I've seen in a while. On a side note, I wouldn't be shocked if Erdogan was a cross dresser lol Also if this was going to determine if he got into a military alliance or not, surely he'd deny it if it worked in his benefit no? Assuming he could deny it.
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  5653.  @Dante84-t6w  The analogy was quite ridiculous if you think about it. Also why would anyone aside from the people whos hospitals are being blown up accuse Sweden of this? Fact is Sweden did what it did and now it's paying the price. It's really that simple. You ignoring reality or being triggered by this won't change it.
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  5654. @Elso. US maybe. But Europe is simply not welcome in Africa, especially after all the shenanigans the French have been up to. For all this talk of human rights and morality the reality is EU nations (mostly France) has been doing some terrible terrible things in Africa. The Africans aren't easily going to forget this, they have very little appetite to work with Europe because of this. You may ask why the rest of Europe should be punished for the sins of France. Well, they did all turn a blind eye to it. So it is what it is. Europe really has nowhere to turn. Political vassal of America or economic vassal of China. Or a combination of both.
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  5655.  @anonymousman2521  The level of delusion in that government thinking France is going to step in militarily and support them is insanity. France can't help but even if they could (big if) like you said how are they going to get there?
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  5656. @Paco Co, because it makes it much easier to live there, visit there and invest there.
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  5657.  @allieelectra23  And simply ignore all the other taboo topics where he was the only one willing to tell the truth? Interesting.
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  5658.  @CharlieTWilbury  The idea that you get to "pick and choose" what is true is insanity. What is true is true. Like gravity for example. You can believe it doesn't exist (that's fine) but it won't make gravity go away.
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  5659.  @naomiwolff9523 all impartiality on anyone’s part fell apart when the neo cons decided to use their veto, over and over again to keep a genocide going. This isn’t about pro Russia. This is about anti slaughtering of children
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  5660. I don't think they care anymore.
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  5661. If Russia sold Armenia there would have been Azeri tanks rolling into Yerevan in 2020 during a parade. I'm not sure how pissed I would be as a Russian to see this type of rhetoric after having stepped in to save Armenia.
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  5662.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  Delusional is not understanding that Azeri tanks would be rolling down the streets of Yerevan if it weren't for the Russians.
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  5663. @Kosta Michael, getting aggressive on a bigger neighbor because you're backed by larger powers isn't always a good idea. It rarely ends well. Anyone who can read understands that America being a superpower will immediately change who they back pending on what suits our interests. France on the other hand is essentially using France as a dumping ground to sell their weapons no one else wants, if conflict starts they'll be watching from afar. Greece can't possibly be this short sighted.
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  5664. To be fair this guy and men just like him from the same organizations have been heavy weights in nearly every administration in my lifetime. Bush had em, Obama had em, Trump had em (at least Trump resisted their pressure to invade nations) and now Biden has em. With Biden it is worse, they completely control his administration.
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  5665. I don't think any rational person thinks the Turks will mobilize 2 million men and march into Gaza. But, considering what would happen if they did do it, makes people nervous. Even if there is a 1% chance it is still terrifying. one way ticket to WW3.
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  5666. @H Stetser, What do you mean for nothing. The entire point of the war was to facilitate billions of dollars in spending. Mission accomplished. I wonder where they're headed to next.
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  5667.  @deenutz2455  Unfortunately that would not surprise me one bit. 😢
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  5668.  @cloudatlasminer478  Apparently our tax dollars going to fund the world's only concentration camp really shouldn't concern Americans one bit. Shut up and pay they tell us.
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  5669.  @rabenfedersonnenhut  A foreign nation comes and blows up a piece of Germany's vital infrastructure and you say you're not in the blame game. This is true but it's also the reason no one believes Germany is a sovereign nation anymore.
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  5670. @AdamRud, it won't get that bad because we'll use our military to bully other nations into conducting trade in American dollars. That generally keeps demand very high and shields the dollar from hyper inflation that every other nation in history has faced when they print like we do. We are going to feel the pain this time though, even with the entire planet being blackmailed into using the dollar, it still won't be enough to offset the insane amount of money we printed these past two years. We'll feel the inflation and it will be painful but it won't be hyper inflation. We won't see hyper inflation until our military isn't overwhelmingly more powerful than the rest of the world.
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  5671.  @jabotniskyabraham4766  How many times has Iran attacked a neighboring country in the last 70 years? How many times as Israel? Israel is a dangerous state.
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  5672. Very well informed comment. The idea of France and the Brits projecting that type of hard power is a joke
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  5673.  @accent1666  Did you seriously just ask that question?
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  5674.  @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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  5675.  @Rorshach187  hard do figure out the exact motivations of people’s actions from 800 years ago.
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  5676.  @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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  5677.  @smelltheglove1726  Every rule has an exception. But I'd imagine if Joe Rogan got a wee bit aggressive Dinesh would automatically agree with everything he says lol It's simple evolutionary biology at work.
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  5678.  @heat.seeker  A lot
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  5679. Even if you had a leader like that, he'd be toppled immediately. Pakistan is far too corrupt to have a leader that isn't a puppet. The country first needs to admit and address the massive amounts of corrupt that plague their culture before coming close to fixing it.
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  5680. Why aren't they showing the footage of the 8 year old boy who was shot in the middle of the street for no reason and had his body dragged behind a car by his older brother who was no more than 12. I guess Israel can simply say that a Hamas commander was hiding behind the 8 year old boy. Not caring that video shows otherwise and that Hamas doesn't' exist in the west bank. The world hasn't seen this level of brutality toward children simply for committing the crime of being the wrong ethnicity since WW2. The entire world is up in arms as they aren't receiving the super filtered version of events our media is giving us. The vast majority of people across the globe aren't' going to forget this. We've lost any kind of moral authority and our reputation has been damaged beyond repair as we're providing funding, the military hardware and political cover for these crimes. Not to mention we can't cover it up because of social media. The entire world is watching. Genocide Joe is doing a level of damage to our reputation to a point even our grandchildren will be cursing us in the future.
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  5681.  @larryc1616  lol
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  5682.  @georgesoross6406  Yea they do make shih Kebab. They also happen to make high tech military equipment as well.
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  5683.  @hank4920  Or maybe there is a simpler explanation. They don't have any TB2s because delivery stopped years ago. If jamming was the issue can you explain to me why Ukraine continued to beg for more? Why beg for more if you know they aren't going to work?
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  5684.  @saraf5414  I'd imagine the guys planning this are a lot smarter than we here in the comments section. They're obvious showing this as a deterrent. You do realize at any second the Israeli Genocidal Forces could go full ham on Lebanese civilians as well right?
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  5685. Same here, more and more people are waking up. They have no idea how widespread this is. I'm some random American living in a small town and even I know what is up. Hell the democrats lost an election because so many people woke up. The Republicans should take note of this and not make the same mistakes as Genocide Joe. Going out of your way to mass murder children is not a good election slogan .
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  5686. @RA Clark, until they overthrow their globalist overlords, they won't be rising very far.
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  5687.  @fungj4126  Yes yes, giving children who've been stuffed into a concentration camp a piece of bread is such a horrible thing to do right? Seriously wtf is wrong with you? You do realize that what you put on the internet stays forever, this isn't like past conflicts where you can pretend you weren't a genocide cheerleader. Down the line when all the facts come out about this holocaust, these posts your making will come back to haunt you.
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  5688.  @bridge2499  Except the reality in the ground doesn't really jive with you analysis of the situation.
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  5689. Those numbers are laughable
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  5690.  @The.Ancient.1.  Chinese I understand but why buy from the French? What is the benefit? Saudi doesn't just buy equipment to use it, their military is completely useless. They buy equipment to gain influence in nations so those nations help defend them. France is a dying nation, why would they hitch their fortune to a dying third rate power like France?
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  5691.  @HuraRas  still a waste when you type up something that long without understanding what you’re responding to
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  5692. 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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  5693. According to international law said groups aren’t illegal. Especially ones formed indigenously during and occupation. The law is quite clear and unambiguous about this
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  5694. @Mikesikora393. I didn't need to live in South Africa to know apartheid is fuked up. I also don't need to be in the middle of an ethnic cleansing campaign to know it is fuked up. Just like I didn't need to be alive in 1831 to know slavery was fuked up as well.
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  5695. Well to be fair at least they're a real country. Unlike the Zionist apartheid regime.
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  5696.  @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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  5697.  @grapentine739  It has to happen my friend because "the people" are getting screwed. Keeping us fighting over ridiculous notions like left and right essentially keep us too busy to look at what the ruling elite are doing to us. I lean right but I'll be an ally to anyone who has the interests of the average American as their main motivator. First we need to free ourselves from these psychopaths. Only then would it make sense for us to start debating over the finer details of left and right wing policies. Until we live in a healthy democracy once again, ,all those debates are pointless.
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  5698. 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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  5699. @London Power, Read up on the issue some more. It seems quite the opposite.
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  5700.  @EllsworthJohnson-ui1xm  Considering he isn't a semite, can you explain how it is anti semitic? You do realize Netanyahu is of European stock right? Not one drop of semitic blood. He is a European slaughtering a semitic people (Palestinians)
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  5701. Yes yes, as opposed to something super predictable like Genocide Joe. Predictable as in when he says genocide is good, he follows through with it.
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  5702. @ 1. Trump’s plan for Gaza is so ridiculously stupid that it won’t ever happen. But having an insane plan that will never happen is better than what genocide Joe offered. 2. We won’t be sending any troops to Ukraine. In fact the way it looks neither will the Europeans. For all intents and purposes that war is over, Russia won
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  5703. @Daniel Johnson it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know why he'd veto Sweden. From their point of view, it's fairly simple. Why would you want to sign up to defend a nation that has been funding a terrorist organization that is attacking your country? Not vetoing Sweden would have been awkward.
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  5704.  @sangil77  I don't think someone has to be an expert on rockets to know small homemade rockets aren't going to do nearly as much damage as high end bombs made by the world's best funded military industrial complex. What is next? You're to try to convince me I can build an F-16 in my garage? Come on bro lol
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  5705.  @gottmituns813  That is your argument? Seriously? Why not just put up a white flag and surrender instead.
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  5706.  @Stellarionas  Again telling someone they know nothing isn't an argument. Do you actually have an argument? Or is your position so weak that all you can do is scream insults? Why am I coming across so many overly emotional psychos on this issue? Is it something in the water there that makes you guys so irrational? No wonder you got invaded lol Hell at this rate it will probably happen again. Being irrational and overly irrational can lead any society into doing some really stupid things. Things that get them invaded
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  5707.  @Stellarionas  You actually started zero facts in your earlier post. You simply make facts without any concrete reasons as to why they are true. Not to mention you don't even try to tackle the facts presented. Remember facts don't care about your feelings bro. I don't need to know it all to know what you're saying is BS. As far as crying, the people on your insane side of the debate are doing all the crying no? Imagine going full blown ethnic cleansing Hitler on a small minority and then freaking out when people point out that you can't play the victim after that. That is exactly what you're doing.
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  5708. @PRLcafe, your leaders might not agree considering their insane efforts to escalate the Ukraine war. Surely they'll be heavily disappointed when Trump blows up their plans to drag America directly into that conflict. I used to have a lot of respect for Poland and how they stood up to the EU elites.
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  5709. @utkua, Turkey has decided where they're going to go a long time ago. They won't be aligning with the Russians either. They'll also pretend to be aligned with Europe until they extract all the defense tech left for them to extract. Most nations aren't stupid, they know a sinking ship when they see one. And Europe is a sinking ship.
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  5710. Well we as a society collectively voted for this. Not sure the government cares about the uproar at this point either.
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  5711.  @bonnierussell9798  I'm not going to argue pro or anti what is going on in Ukraine. But I would like you to articulate to me how exactly is a situation that keeps Ukraine fighting longer makes us safer? It's a nice feel good talking point but I'd like to actually know how it works.
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  5712. @Matthew Griffiths, that's generally not the case when you have such a huge gap in military capabililties. Mexico was upset about losing land in California to America, didn't kick off well with them either. Not much they could do about it. Not much Armenia can do about Azerbaijan either.
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  5713.  @akhagop4123  You forgot to mention Armenians ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians during this period.
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  5714. Shai and Sunni obviously don't get along, it is a feud that goes back a long time. But in Lebanon they tend to get along better than in most places, I'd imagine because they have no choice. Considering they have a common enemy (Israel) which seems to bomb them both. And yes humans have a right to defend themselves, I'd imagine you're referring to the Palestinians who are actually the ones occupied. Not the other way around.
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  5715.  @strpet27  What I said is not only true but it is demonstrably true. Claiming something which is 100 percent factual by all accounts to be misinformation, is itself spreading misinformation. How are you going to hide all that footage of truckloads of weapons headed to Armenia from Iran during the last conflict. So many trucks that it causes a traffic jam. How are you going to hide Iran’s leaders threatening Azerbaijan in public for trying to take their territory back from Armenia? If you’re going to lie, at least make it a believable lie. Even the Iranian government doesn’t deny this and you want to deny it in their behalf? How insane are you?
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  5716. Nato has no rules pertaining to what you can and cannot buy. If that were the case half the members of Nato would have been kicked out years ago.
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  5717.  @wycliffechwala4233  if we do that this war stops in 24 hours
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  5718.  @اسكندرفكار  Good or bad (not my call he is your president) but at least your president was elected. Ours (Biden) was installed.
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  5719.  @jamesr8584  Any nation which can't survive by it's own devices if not propped up by another nation probably won't exist for very long. Also Britain, France and Peru aren't colonial apartheid regimes which are now conducting the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2. Just sayin.
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  5720.  @jamesr8584  Anyone with a rudimentary understanding of the situation can refute what you said. Scroll up, a lot of people already did.
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  5721.  @jamesr8584  Why does Lebanon and Jordan get to exist? Hmm let me take a stab at this. Because they aren't a bunch of people from Poland and Hungary identifying as middle easterners while stealing people's land and stuffing them into concentration camps perhaps? That would be like some guys in China converting to an ancient Native Indian religion. Invading california, stealing everyone's homes and stuffing the survivors into concentration camps. Then crying over and over again they have a right to exist. Stop with this BS, no one believes it anymore.
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  5722. India should focus teaching their people to stop defecating in the streets. Then it can worry about fancy air defense systems.
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  5723.  @Ala351  So essentially you're saying anyone who doesn't agree with your insane worldview is pro Turk? People who think illegal invasions and ethnic cleansing is bad is now pro Turk? Seriously?
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  5724.  @BrandonMoki  Not sure most figures have it well above 80,000 civilians. You're going to try to bend language by trying to lessen the impact of ethnic cleansing? It is a pretty straight forward description of an event. No one needs to bend it, unless they're ethnic cleansing deniers which I have a sneaking suspicion you might be.
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  5725.  @BrandonMoki  No one left because people were being slaughtered. Nor did they leave at the threat of violence. I can see why they left though. They know how they behaved when they invaded the place and I guess their fear was the other side would behave just like they did. Difference is the other side didn't.
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  5726.  @BrandonMoki  So said every denier of genocide, ethnic cleansing and war crimes. Do you guys all to the same school or something. Using the same exact arguments. 1. It never happened. 2. Numbers of inflated. 3. They did worse. 4 They deserved it. Is there some handbook you all use or something? I've seen the Serbians use that handbook, the Greek Cypriots use that handbook, the Turks use that hand book and now the Armenians using it. Same arguments to rationalize mass murder. Now the Israelies are using a higher form of the same guidebook. Except in some cases they dont' even bother hiding their crimes. Is it something in the water over there which makes you all this insane?
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  5727.  @BrandonMoki  So when the Armenians invaded this area you're saying they murdered 16,000 civilians which made 750,000 of them leave? Now when Azerbaijan recently invaded something like 2 dozen civilians died. You're essentially proving my point without realizing it. Good thing the Azeris didn't behave like the Armenians in the recent war right?
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  5728.  @BrandonMoki  If you're referring to soldiers who died, news flash. Soldiers die in war. It is the civilian toll people use to see how clean or dirty a military operation is.
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  5729.  @BrandonMoki  No that isn't what I'm saying. What I am saying is if you steal my house, I am within my rights to take it back. But in the process I shouldn't murder your children too if you murdered mine. And no, you won't find one rational person who loves Israel. It is an apartheid state. It basically does to the Palestinians what Armenia did to the Azeris in the 1990s. But they're worse because they've been doing it non stop for the past 75 years. Armenia just did it once.
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  5730.  @laurastortoni-hager1510  It's awkward to bring Sweden in. Sweden for what ever their reasons are have been funding and financing armed groups which has been attacking a Nato member, with various methods like blowing up schools and hospitals. It's weird to join a joint defense network when you're helping attack a member of that network no?
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  5731. The difference is Trump isn't a war criminal. Bibi and Genocide Joe are alone in that boat right now.
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  5732. @Indiantiger, they never claimed this jet is unmanned. You're confusing this with a completely different program.
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  5733. What choice do they have, their government policy put these poor people in this situation. If they hadn't illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians. This mess wouldn't be happening right now.
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  5734. Since they can’t conduct long range strikes without American air tankers
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  5735.  @vadsmixinglab11  For long range strikes you need what exactly? For Israel to even sniff Iran who do they need help from to even get there? You tell me. It's hard to call any military "first rate" when it can't even survive 3 months without outside help.
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  5736. What in the world is this guy talking about? An illegal militia group on the territory of another nation which ethnically cleansed more than 800,000 civilians in the 1990s is being disarmed. Bob thinks this is a bad thing? Interesting. At what point will the media and these politicians will ever speak the truth on any matter. I wish just once, they'd simply tell the truth. Im' not asking for one, just for the truth 1 time on any issue. I wonder how much this guy got paid to give this insane talk which is nowhere near reality.
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  5737.  @YG-fm2wv  Yes they have insane inflation with their economy in the toilet, yes their democracy leaves much to be desired. But Kurdish genocide? Seriously bro?
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  5738.  @robertevans2450  They'll be more than happy if their plane which is in the works is slightly better than an F-16. So them being caught on radar is a given and they know that. As far as engines they're far off making engines capable of supercruise. But they've got options in buying the jet engines.
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  5739.  @robertevans2450  It's fairly obvious to anyone watching this from outside that their economy is in shambles. 1. I have no idea how that will effect their building of this plane. Neither do you. 2. Not sure what any of that has to do with how this plane will perform. You seem emotionally invested in this, it's strange.
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  5740. @george.a7364. Oh they know very well what their policy is, especially on this topic. Their policy is aiding, funding and cheering on genocide in Gaza. She only made these statements because they felt they could keep a lid on the information coming out of Gaza, they had a rude awakening when everyone started finding out what was going on. When enough people freaked out, they strolled her out there to make a few statements to placate them. So now they're policy is aiding and funding the genocide but not cheering it on. NOt much of a change. They know full well where they stand on this issue. You don't get a nickname like Genocide Joe for nothing.
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  5741.  @greatwolf5372  By the time this transformation happens we’ll be in a post liberal world order. Aka such a thing won’t really exist let alone convert people over to.
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  5742. Why wouldn't they survive? I fail to see the logic behind your statement. They're an ancient civilization, they've been around forever. Why wouldn't they survive? It isn't like they're occupied by zionists where they'll be wiped out.
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  5743.  @Tmb1112  Names generally don't get that distinction. For example my name is William. If someone kept calling me Billiam because that is how they say William in their language I'd be hella annoyed. It takes a certain level of douchebaggery to not respect the name with which an individual or a grouping of individuals would like to be called.
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  5744. @The Fan Without a Face. That is a hell of an idea for a movie. I'd watch that for sure.
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  5745. @Gerard A, some estimates have the Iraq war and it's after effects killing more than 2 million people.
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  5746.  @nextchapter9883  Yea, what every politician wants. To anger their voters due to lack of heating in the winter. Well played.
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  5747. He is too busy overseeing a genocide to worry about those things. He expects his PR team in America (Biden administration) to worry about public opinion for him.
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  5748.  @samsontsokina699 what you said is not only false, it is demonstrably false.
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  5749.  @samankucher5117  so you’re saying in nation with a population of 85 million a minority group consists of the vast majority of doctors and teachers? lol
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  5750.  @MrDude826  some are some aren’t. It is a very racially diverse nation. To claim otherwise is insanity
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  5751. @Browninio Browni, I'm an Ottoman history junkie and this video is better than 99% of videos out there. Sure there was some ridiculous stuff in this video like the Jannisaries being castrated but you really can't blame a guy for making a few small mistakes when covering a topic this vast. Overall the guy did a fantastic job. Now if you believe certain things to be not factual, it would make more sense to explain what was incorrect. Maybe we can all learn something? That would be better than simply claiming the video made no sense.
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  5752. I don't think that means that they should be okay with 2.3 million people being systematically slaughtered like cattle though right? For example I'm far too outspoken to live in China, they'd probably throw me in jail. But that doesn't mean I'd be okay with Chinese people being exterminated WW2 style. Did you really think through your insane argument before posting it? Seriously some of these pro Israel narratives are so bad, that it is even turning neutral people against Israel.
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  5753. @Bluestar2253. Well played with that comment. But while it's hilarious it also explains why they're working so hard to change that situation.
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  5754. @Xrhstos Lalalala, Wait you're telling us you're only worried about one small group of people in Mariupol? What about everyone else there? Also if you are from Greece, why isn't Greece sending any decent military equipment to Ukraine? Don't they like you also care about the Greek minorities in Mariupol?
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  5755.  Waffins  They Russians have 100x more in common with Ukrainians than Greeks and look what they're doing to the Ukrainians. You think somehow they'll go easy on the Greeks?
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  5756.  @xrhstoslalalala8269  America did use Ukraine as a sacrificial lamb to Russia, you're correct. This happened because the globalists won the election here. But that doesn't really answer my question to you. Greece hasn't sent over any serious military equipment. I'm asking why.
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  5757. 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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  5758. @Mikedevlin2048, Nato wouldn't work with a majority vote. You do realize each nation has a legal obligation to go to war to protect any member of the organization. Once you put this to majority vote, article 5 (which makes Nato what it is) becomes irrelevant. This move would scuttle Nato.
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  5759.  @surojeetchatterjee  Any nations with duel citizen agreements allow for citizens of both nations to vote in both elections. This is the case for all nations with such agreements around the world. You expect Germany to literally break the international law on this matter?
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  5760. @Lawrence Sullivan, if we start arming and funding terrorists that are blowing up buildings in Andorra. I'd imagine the Andorrans will have a harsh reaction as well.
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  5761. Yes our left wing propaganda with 96lbs girls who can't carry a rifle with two moms in a commercial trying to recruit young men is so much better right? lol
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  5762.  @Jesssta86  1. People have been caring about this for decades, they're just canceled by the elites and their media. 2. You can't on one hand enable a group of people to stick 2 million people into a concentration camp and then brag you're sending aid to a concentration camp. 3. Yes what Hamas did was nuts. So was slave revolt led by Nat Turner. Sometimes you have to ask yourself why the revolt happens.
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  5763. @Andrew, It's youtube's Soviet Union type terms of service which force this.
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  5764.  @JoseJBronze  Funny how some people still think critique of the Soviet Union equates to critique of modern Russia. You do realize it isn't 1985 right?
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  5765. You feeling okay Jose? Why not try tackling the point instead of talking about RT which has absolutely nothing to do with my statement. Stop listening to those voices in your head my man.
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  5766. It's Vice News my friend, obviously they're going to bias. It's simply what they do.
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  5767. @Samson Soturian, actually there is a real border between the two nations. Borders recognized by the entire international community. The reason you have these odd situations like hidden army positions and what not is because even after the war Armenia still occupies parts of internationally recognized Azeri territory. If both sides simply stayed within their borders there would literally be no issue. But when one side is still up to shenanigans on the territory of their neighbor, obviously hostilities will flare up. This idea that there is no "real border" is insanity. The border is quite clear, it's just ignored by Armenia for some reason.
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  5768.  @samsonsoturian6013  Well if you meant the line of contact then yes, it's not exactly defined where as the borders are defined. I followed the last war and you're right about the sides lying. I will however say that when I was following the war the Azeri side's version of events ended up being a lot more true than the Armenian. I remember reading about how the Armenian government kept saying it was winning and how the Azeris were taking huge losses right before they got surrounded and surrendered.
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  5769. Also if this media outlet had an ounce of integrity they'd call this the "child safety bill"
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  5770. The EU did you guys the biggest favor you can imagine by moving those goalposts at the time. In 20 years you'll be thanking your lucky stars you didn't join that sinking ship.
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  5771. Not sure they'll bother. It simply won't happen.
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  5772. @Collin Marshall, Actually it was America who helped France overthrow Gaddafi. God knows what they offered Obama in return for that help. France has a weak military and was not up to the task, so they had to throw something America's way to get them to finish the job.
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  5773.  @fpsserbia6570  This was probably the one time a Nato intervention was the right thing to do. It's a rare event when a Nato intervention actually saves lives.
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  5774.  @neekola88  And how exactly does this excuse Serbia attacking civilians and slaughtering them like cattle? You want to set up a boogyman and somehow rationalize the slaughter of women and children? "Oh they're XYZ, they deserve it."
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  5775.  @hayots_lernashkharh  Or maybe someone who believes invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing over half a million civilians isn't cool. Who would have thought right?
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  5776.  @jora5483  Are you that insane that anyone who reflects the reality of a situation you don't like must be from country X? Forget not being Azeri, I've never even met an Azeri. Maybe they're hard to meet because so many of them were ethnically cleansed by Armenians in the 1990s? Who knows.
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  5777.  @mkash4005  Oh I see so basically invading your neighbor's territory, occupying and ethnically cleansing 800,000 people is not aggression? Lets look at some "facts' 1. In 1991 Armenia invaded Azerbaijan. Fact. 2. That territory was internationally recognized as Azerbaijan territory. Fact 3. A plethora of UN resolutions condemning Armenia for illegal occupation. Fact 4. After the invasion and occupation not one single Azeri was left on any of the lands illegally invaded. Basically the definition of ethnic cleansings. Fact. You can be a proud Armenian, a proud American or a proud anything you choose to be. What you can't be is a denier of crimes, you will be called out for it.
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  5778.  @Ala351  You do realize that is the argument everyone who denies ethnic claims make. Oh this many years ago, we feel we've been done wrong so lets simply ethnically cleanse a bunch of civilians? That is a horrible argument. According to this logic are you saying the Azeris would be justified in invading Armenia and ethnically cleansing a million people? Hell when they're called out they can use your strategy of crime denial and say "what about 1990." Then you go to plan "B" that every ethnic cleansing denier goes to. Blame your victims. Sentences that start with "well what about." I've seen the Turks use these SAME EXACT defenses when they're called out about the Armenian genocide. Did you guys all go to the same course for denying crimes or something? It's surreal how similar the arguments are.
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  5779.  @armensarafyan8501  Were the Armenians afraid of god when they ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s?
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  5780.  @pompeythegreat297  He didn't say he was supporting the illegal Armenian militia groups.
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  5781.  @jamesr8584  You're saying Israel accepts peace deals yet this is demonstrably false. The Israeli government and all it's high ranking officials are categorically rejecting a two state solution and have been doing so for well over 20 years. They're not shy about it either. Are you even paying attention?
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  5782. Those drones are meant to be shot down you genius. The point of them is for them to do a lot more damage in dollars than what they're worth. They did that, they cost Ukraine peanuts yet they blew up billions of dollars of Russian tech. If they weren't that useful answer 2 questions for me. 1. Why does Ukraine want more 2. Why is Russia putting so much pressure on Turkey not to send more? Seriously do people not even think at even a basic level before leaving a comment with that many holes in it?
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  5783. Yes imagine believing people who are stuffed into the world's only concentration camp.
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  5784. @Harold I'm not sure it's going to get resolved. People underestimate how angry the Turks are over this issue with Sweden funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country. There is far too much pressure on the government from the public to not let this go. Any leader who lets this go will lose the next election
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  5785. @badofi I'm not really interested in the Kurdish issue, I'm quite indifferent to it. I'm more interested in seeing governments who've become so detached from reality that they're shocked their actions have consequences. (Sweden)
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  5786.  @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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  5787. The fact Scholz and Macron don't seem to grasp that the entire planet has figured out they're nothing but vassals of someone else quite interesting. I'm also shocked that they're surprised Putin isn't talking to them. Why would he when he knows these two men are in no position to make decisions. If he was interested in talking he'd ask to speak to their boss. These sheer level of delusion these EU leaders are under is quite frankly terrifying. They just can't seem to grasp that the cat is out of the bag and most nations literally have zero respect for them on the international stage. The word is out, which plays a main role in France being kicked out of Africa in an embarrassing way. I also remember Macron's naval standoff with Turkey which made France look really really really weak. Sending a Navy to alter the behavior of another nation only to tuck tail and run when they call your bluff is not a good look. The world is watching.
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  5788.  @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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  5789. Macron is a regime manager, He'll do anything to keep his job. You think he works for the French citizens? lol
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  5790.  @AG-cw9sq  Why would they need or risk Trump who is a loose cannon and unpredictable. They already have Genocide Joe who's proven to pretty much do anything they ask. Why do you think AIPAC has given Biden A LOT more money than Trump. Not saying Trump is good on this issue, he is TERRIBLE on this issue. But this idea that Israel prefers him over Biden is a fantasy, not when you look at where the money is flowing or if you look at how compliant Biden has been to everything they ask for. Trump might be their ally but Biden has proven to be their b!tch.
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  5791.  @Damaz22  So you're saying you believe joining a genocidal army and helping murder as many women and children is a "good deed." Wow Tell us what you really think you psycho lol
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  5792. Not sure this will work as the US has no way to project power into the Caucasus. The only nations who can enforce anything over there are Turkey and Russia. Both seem to be super busy with other things right now.
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  5793.  @frankjames7272  imagine every nation with some vague historical claim to something invaded their neighbors and starting ethnically cleansing people like Armenia did. No one on this planet is going to agree with that.
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  5794.  @EricChan-ug5nz  You're not wrong. The Armenians were offered a really good deal in the late 1990s. Where they keep Karabakh and were offered to keep about 40% of the other territories they took. They said no because they wanted it all. Negotiating with people that deep into their own cognitive dissonance must be quite frustrating. I can understand why after 30 years Azerbaijan gave up and settled the issue by force. The only thing keeping Azeri forces from marching on Yerevan is essentially the Russians. And yet the Armenians are now turning their backs on the Russians. You couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. The insanity in their society and body politic is absolutely mind numbing.
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  5795.  @BertoxolusThePuzzled the world doesn’t agree with you. Even if you’re right, optics matter and Israel’s reputation looks like it has taken a hit it won’t recover from
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  5796. No fight in war is ever fair. It's not supposed to be.
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  5797.  @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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  5798. Israel isn't defending itself, Israel is the aggressor and occupier in this equation. The only people defending anything are the Palestinians. So basically you're telling me the criminal needs to be defended against his victims? Interesting.
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  5799.  @melodieday-yf6dn  Yea... No chance Israel is going to stop being barbaric until someone makes them stop. They've literally been slowly exterminating a small ethnic group and stealing their land for nearly 100 years. Their entire state is built for this specific purpose. Just might be demonstrably the most racist regime on the planet.
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  5800.  @hamonryechinaski180 why would Turkey attack Qatar. They’re like best buds.
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  5801.  @anairenemartinez165  yes probably a division run by USAID
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  5802.  @feminineheart  Israel has shown it will not only steal people's homes, slaughter their children and stuff them into concentration camps. But it has shown it will enact their "final solution" on all the women and children in said concentration camp if they show resistance. This is painfully obvious for the entire planet to see.
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  5803.  @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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  5804.  @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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  5805.  @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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  5806.  @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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  5807.  @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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  5808.  @izzyc1570  No he is saying the Nazis have taken control of the American government. AKA AIPAC.
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  5809. @MD If you'd been paying attention there was no sum. Turkey's main issue was Sweden financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country. Sweden promised to stop, done deal.
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  5810.  @duncanpurves7955  Yes yes, being stuffed into a concentration camp where food and water has been cut off, they have "plenty of food" Do you even think through these ridiculous narratives you're pushing?
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  5811.  @jonathanaltman1015  As if anyone even believes the anti Hamas news anymore. The IDF and worldwide propaganda machine trying to shield their crimes has lied so often, has been caught so many times that even when they're telling the truth no one will believe them.
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  5812.  @motherofone979  So you believe there is never justification for killing civilians? You sure about that? Before the allied landings in Normandy to free France from the Nazis, allied high command had a long talk with Charles De Gaulle. They informed him that pre invasion they'd have to bomb major city centers where German troops had positions. They told him that according to their estimates between 10,000 and 40,000 civilians would die. His answer was clear, this must be done to free France from the Nazis. You probably agree with this and even if you don't the vast majority of people do. So before speaking in absolutes, think about what you're saying. I think your knowledge of history lacks more than this guy's moral compass.
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  5813. @Africa Melele, Those are the last people you want to watch your back. Ethiopian leaders aren't stupid, they probably know the UAE is a cobra which will bite you but they have no choice and have to work with them because they need the support right now.
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  5814.  @kai2247  The globalists would never allow that. Even if they wanted out, they wouldn't be allowed to.
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  5815.  @roubanashabe3490  there are over 100,000 Kurdish refugees who would disagree with you
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  5816.  @roubanashabe3490  yes that happens a lot to me as well very annoying Doesn’t change the fact the SDF is nothing more than a militia controlled by Israel to create chaos in Syria.
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  5817.  @BrokenMetalHeart  Egypt bro? Seriously? Their "huge" military is nothing but a business scam for the elites to extra the nation's wealth. Their soldiers spend more time selling vegetables than training for war. Why do you think when they tried to send aid and Israel threatened to bomb their buses they said nothing. Hell an Israeli tank shell hit one of their military bases last week and they didn't even complain. Yes Egypt has a large army but it is operationally inept. They would only join the war if other nations went in first and it looked like Israel was going to lose. Then they'd go in. They'd never be the first in, they're not stupid. Sisi knows the limits of his military's operational capabilities. Hell they were even scared to intervene in Libya because Turkey had a few drones and a few special forces there. But as much as their fear Israel, perhaps they're also not aware that Israel's military has essentially rotted away these last 20 years as well. Not as bad as Egypt but it isn't an effective fighting force either. Essentially 2/3s with untrained reservists from the Tiktok generation. If any real army showed up in that region all these nations would get wrecked.
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  5818. The lunatics have been in charge for quite a while now.
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  5819.  @universe7098  Israel has rules, they even have them written down in doctrine. Their rule is simple if you sum it up. To murder as many civilian as possible in a conflict to try to deter the other side from fighting.
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  5820. Europe is a joke on the global stage. How are they going to decide how to confront anyone. These are all vassal states. They’ll simply do as they’re told. You don’t talk about a chess match asking what the will of the pawns are
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  5821. ​ @villevalste1888  EU has been strained by the pandemic just like any other nation which has printed or borrowed insane amounts of money. If you think the EU has unlimited amounts of money, you're gravely mistaken.
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  5822. A bit late now bro.
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  5823. It's too late for France anyway. They're still going to die a slow horrible death. Unlike Germany, a large chunk of France's wealth comes from their neo colonies in Africa. Colonies from which they're being kicked out one by one.
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  5824.  @tweet4132  Israel and their genocidal army.
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  5825. @Hik Ak, To be realistic here the Minsk group was unsuccessful in hammering out a solution for nearly 30 years. Do you think all they needed was another X years to get it done? You do know what Einstein's definition of insanity is right?
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  5826. @DigNap15, I could be wrong but I'm fairly sure the world's largest military alliance isn't going to make decisions on "what you'd rather tell" X,Y or Z country.
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  5827. The idea of a European Army is a pipe dream. You guys can't even get together and get anything working properly. You're going to build a huge well functioning military while over 20 nations arguing over what to do and how to do it? Good luck.
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  5828. ​ @frederickjohnpicarello1909  Phizer can't keep the entire media complex alive if they're starved for advertising dollars.
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  5829.  @henryc1000  Not sure what telling people not to watch the mainstream makes me vote democrat. I've been voting republican most my adult life. Not that it's gotten us anywhere. You partisan hacks are the reason the elites are able to do what they do.
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  5830.  @frederickjohnpicarello1909  Yes but Phizer is also a for profit company with shareholders it needs to account for. They're not going to continue to sink money into a sinking ship. Assuming we can sink the ship.
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  5831.  @W1ZY  You guys are slacking. It is called the Fawking New York Crimes now.
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  5832.  @duhface8066  Then that same British colonialism set up a situation where Palestinians were thrown into concentration camps for the next 75 years. Had their land systematically stolen and their children slaughtered every once in a while in what Israel calls "mowing the lawn." Yea ethnic cleansing, concentration camps, brutality and mass murder is such a great thing the British occupation bestowed upon the Palestinians. I'm sure they are very grateful. ARE YOU INSANE?
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  5833. Just like California would be a red state if millions upon millions of migrants didn't move in.
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  5834. If someone wants to be completely realistic. Denouncing Zionism makes you pro semitic. Palestinians are a semitic people and being against a group of Europeans who migrated (and aren't semitic) and started slaughtering the local semitic people would by any definition of the word be pro semitic. You know an ideology is foul when even the words used to defend that ideology are flip turned outside down when compared to reality.
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  5835.  @FootballFanFlyingSaucer  No one really cares bro. It is something pushed by a minority of people who own the media and control institutions. Again most people don't give a rat's arse. Even worse most people have no idea what anti semitism means. Most Israelis are of European stock, they aren't semites. The Palestinians are actually semites. So oddly the people crying anti semitism are actually the biggest anti semites in the world.
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  5836.  @MosheNUllman  a colonial project which believes a superior race may do what they please with the inferior race. Zionism is apartheid and brutality
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  5837. @Yanni P, Tucker was the only reason anyone would ever tune into Fox News. Aside from Tucker most knew it was a fake news outlet like the rest of them.
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  5838.  @shehannanayakkara4162  No but this specific court does. We will see if that remains.
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  5839.  @victoremman4639  first off Russia is no where near controlling 100% of the Black Sea. Even if they did, what good does it do them if they can't get their ships into the Black Sea? There is a clear convention and who can and who can't enter the black sea and under what conditions during a time of war.
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  5840.  @ricoanderson6626  I'd imagine the idea isn't to be under anyone's boot. The boot of the globalist is just as heavy as the boot of the Russian.
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  5841.  @victoremman4639  Telling me to go back to primary school and learn new words doesn't exactly excuse you from your insane talking points. It isn't much of an argument. You made a claim, I refuted it and you were obviously unable to coherently defend your ridiculous claim.
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  5842. They wouldn't be able to do this without Genocide Joe providing the financing, the bombs, the financial and military cover. International law actually has clauses in both the Geneva Convention and the Rome Statues about the penalty for aiding and abetting war crimes. Genocide Joe is just as responsible as Netanyahu. And if the international system worked, they'd both end up in jail for war crimes.
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  5843.  @alexgainsborough4921  The term "there is no economy" is very sensationalist. Without an economy you wouldn't be able to "create 10 thousand dollars." You have an economy, it just isn't good. But again I fail to see how taking actions which can potentially physically destroy your nation helps that situation.
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  5844. Sounds like you guys need to produce more.
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  5845. Not sure the EU has the type of influence and weight to stop it from going there again. This is Europe we're talking about, the laughing stock of the world when it comes to trying to peddle influence.
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  5846. Russia and Palestine are defending themselves
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  5847. The EU has no interest in Turkey and Turkey has no interest in the EU. Turkey is simply trying to make Sweden's entry into Nato as difficult as possible. Nations are more likely to leave the EU than enter it at this point.
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  5848.  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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  5849.  @merlaflores3944 actually they do, to the T. International law clearly states “occupied people have the right and duty to resist by any means necessary” So yes they’re following the law
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  5850. @RBD, I don't think anyone is claiming it will.
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  5851. Interesting video, very well put together. One thing confused me though, Azerbaijani aggression against Armenia? Seriously? Enforcing UN resolutions/pushing illegal militia groups off your territory being considered aggression these days? Odd.
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  5852. Hank Williams, They know that but they're hoping beyond hope he will and they're doing everything they can to make it happen.
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  5853. This comment legit made me laugh. 🤣
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  5854. @Persiantime7211. So you want them to move into one of the most unstable and repressive regimes on the planet? Nice call lol
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  5855. @Ludendorff, when compared to their time they were probably the most tolerant administration on the planet for a few hundred years. Are you literally trying to extrapolate today's norms to events from 100s of years ago? Yea, good luck finding any country, regime or empire that can stand up to that litmus test lol
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  5856.  @stevengreenwade4802 To be fair it is difficult to relate things from 100s of years ago on the same scale as a mass genocide going on right now.
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  5857. Adam Borseti, What you're saying would make sense in a more rational world. However we don't live in such a world. For Finland and to a much greater extent Sweden adhering to these demands would be an admission of guilt. They're were always under the assumption that the larger members of Nato would simply bully Turkey into lifting the veto threat. They completely miscalculated the situation. The Turks are hot skipping mad so unless American jumps in and pulls a proverbial cat out of the bag, the Fins and Swedes are fuked.
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  5858. @Desmondfaria4095. I think I can answer that. Murder, rape, theft, instability and the list goes on and on and on.
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  5859.  @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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  5860.  @9.Germania considering how Germany is behaving during this genocide. They should all go to Germany. Hell most of this is happening because of you guys anyway.
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  5861. @Snuggles, Obvious in this country we believe children aren't responsible enough to make a life altering decision like getting a tattoo. But having their penis chopped off without the permission of their parents is fine. Something really foul is afoot.
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  5862.  @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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  5863.  @TheOneAndOnly61300  1. I hear this argument a lot that the Zionist apartheid regime isn't an apartheid state, yet zero evidence as to why it isn't. When all tangible evidence points to the fact it is demonstrably an apartheid state. This argument is generally made by people who have no clue what apartheid actually means. Scroll up for the argument proving why it is an apartheid state and what the word actually means. 2. Again same issue, Gaza is most certainly a modern concentration camp, again you make no argument why it isn't, you only claim it isn't and have zero counter arguments as to why it is a concentration camp. 3. If you believe you know the exact number of people killed in a 100 year war, you're either god or a bullshitter. But if you actually believe you're omnipotent enough to know that number, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean Front property in Montana I'd love to sell you at a cheap price. 4. Snowflakes? You do know what projecting means right? Every snowflake I've met generally has trouble with definitions of words (like you) and tends to view the world through their emotions about what they want to be true rather than what actually is true. You believing what you're saying about Israel is about as demonstrably false as a snowflake trying to convince me men can get pregnant. Check those emotions and try using logic and reason next time. Facts>Your feelings.
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  5864. Makes you really want to take a vacation there.
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  5865. 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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  5866.  @soap_764  Not much Iran can do about it.
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  5867.  @theyeening  Then it should have negotiated when it had the chance.
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  5868.  @miguelfernandes1920  Reality always wins. And this time it struck pretty hard.
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  5869. @Ariella It's more likely that the headline will start "Poland invades Germany." lol
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  5870. @Ariella Germany is in no position to defend itself anymore. Poland would probably completely and utterly occupy them.
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  5871. @Broteinsheikh. Well the Obama administration was just a continuation of the Bush administration. Considering Trump was the only president in office in my lifetime were we went 4 years without invading a country. I'm not sure this stuff was going on with them.
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  5872. 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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  5873.  @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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  5874.  @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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  5875.  @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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  5876.  @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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  5877.  @necropolistc6357  Come on bro, as if Rhinos like Lindsey Graham and Mitch M. are any different. Our entire system and for the most part both parties are drowning in corruption. Sitting here turning this into a partisan issue, it serves nothing but to find support for the corrupt. Hopefully this guy ends up in jail, it will be a small victory for the people. 1 down, thousands to go.
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  5878. It's in Russia's interest to keep these two nations squabbling. Divide and conquer. France? Dude France doesn't even know what France wants. And frankly no one cares what France thinks. Why even mention them? They're a dying 3rd rate power soon to be 4th rate. Azerbaijan's military could probably defeat theirs lol
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  5879. Yes and they want war.
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  5880.  @HellBot-gi5si aside from some obviously false narratives. This trope these nations have some strategic alliance is pretty ridiculous
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  5881. @ the world is at a point where nations are no longer beholden to the west for machinery or technology. That ship sailed a decade ago, nations who don’t have it can get it elsewhere
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  5882. @ sure they do but if you think Turkey and Israel are allies I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Utah I’d love to sell you at a cheap price
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  5883.  @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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  5884.  @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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  5885. If you give this man enough money, he will also read anything you write for him. If he is willing to parrot the talking points of an illegal militia which is guilty of war crimes. He will surely parrot anything you tell him to parrot. For the right price that is.
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  5886. @Alm4655. I think Putin immediately called because he knew full well this was a CIA operation. Also warning Erdo about the coup made sense for Putin. If Erdo fell Turkey would essentially have gotten a globalist installed government. You know what that would mean for Russia.
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  5887.  @jeffbrewer1580  Especially not when you know for sure that if that government falls the globalists will install their own "guy" there. Then you'll have a neighbor to your south who's policy is made in Washington. Not a desirable situation for the Russians.
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  5888.  @nusaibahibraheem8183  I'm not sure Turkey was ever part of the "western world." It was convenient for them and the west for Turkey to be part of some of their institutions due to the mutual threat of the Soviets. Once the Soviet Union fell apart it's only a matter of time until this relationship falls apart.
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  5889.  @tlbud703hsdauf  The Soviets were dead set on invading Turkey and taking the straits in the 1950s. They weren't shy about letting this be known either. Stalin actually sent them a note demanding they hand over the straits to the Soviets. Which as you can imagine completely and utterly terrified the Turks as they were in no position to stop the Soviet war machine at the time. So they joined begged to join Nato for protection. After fighting Korea with the alliance they were allowed in.
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  5890. A perfect response would have been deporting those involved in writing the letter.
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  5891. SkyNews desperately trying to put a political slant on a human tragic event. With that said, I hope they put these fires out quickly these poor people look terrified
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  5892.  @sage798  If people were getting deleted for misinformation, 90% of the messages would have been deleted. Not to mention most mass media outlets would all be deleted from youtube. Including this video we just watched.
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  5893.  @PURENT  I might prefer to pay for 2 cars than have half my money taken to build weapons which will be used to kill poor people around the globe. Just sayin.....
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  5894. They literally said no to everything he asked. Then told him not to let the door hit him on his way out. Hardly looking for concessions at this point. Relations are at a breaking point.
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  5895.  @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044  So Russia saved your entire army while it was surrounded and about to get wrecked. Then it stopped Azeri tanks from rolling into Yerevan. But you're upset, you wanted Russia to help you consolidate an illegal state which was born out of an illegal invasion of another nation's internationally recognized territory? Not to mention 800,000 civilians were ethnically cleansed during said illegal invasion. What else you want the Russians to do? Cook your food and spoon feed it to you as well? They have their own problems. With friends like Armenia, hell who needs enemies. lol. You buy em lunch and they hate you for not buying them a house.
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  5896. @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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  5897.  @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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  5898.  @polina0394  It probably is a thing but it hasn't dragged them into wars they simply can't win. Nor has it driven them to lie to their people about winning a war while they're being destroyed.
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  5899.  @polina0394  So it's your contention that Armenia is not hopelessly corrupt? I'd like to see what your premise exactly is before we start here.
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  5900.  @blackmantis3130  Oh they'll condemn for sure. The EU is really good at making psuedo moral empty statements which they won't back up. In fact they might be the best in the world at such a thing. The reality is there isn't anything they can do, even if they wanted to. The EU is a weak organization which really has no say on security matters internationally.
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  5901.  @Longlivemynation  Most non Muslims yes. Zionists though? No, they really don't. The moment they had any power they're pissing it all away.
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  5902. When a vast majority of people don't believe anything you say. You my friend have a credibility problem.
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  5903. @Renne Rosen, I'm trying to soak in what you're saying here. Our leaders evil? Check Despicable? Check Are they a cabal? Check Do they hate us? Well if you're the type they can't control, check. Yea, I miss Trump as well.
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  5904. @Cnac137, the role of the UN in this instance is essentially to support Azerbaijan who's internationally recognized territory was invaded by a foreign power who ethnically cleansed 800,000 of their civilians. In the entire 2020 conflict in which Azerbaijan enforced UN resolutions by taking this territory back, 20 or so civilians died. Calling that a genocide is pretty ridiculous.
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  5905. @Watty once civilizational and economic collapse hits, you'd be surprised how many parts a nation can break into.
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  5906.  @watty7029  A demographic collapse which always lead to an irreparable economic collapse will most likely lead to a civilizational collapse. We've seen it play out this way far too many times in history. Not sure why anyone would be immune to this.
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  5907.  @shanytopper2422  Turkey doesn't get paid for shipments through it's passage way out of the Black Sea. It isn't like the Panama Canal or Suez Canal.
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  5908. When Ron went on his tirade about how Jewish students don't feel safe on campus so we have to ban free speech, he lost the plot. He lost the plot because that is the same trope used by the people Ron has been fighting who always claim trans students don't feel safe which is why XYZ anti free speech legislation has to be passed. It is funny how as soon as the conflict in Israel/Palestine broke out guys like Ron Desantis went from free speech activists to full on woke activists overnight. The fact they don't think people don't notice this inconsistency is a big problem for them.
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  5909. @Ericaltinkaya9713. Are your roots Ottoman Turkish? Or Mamluk? Both being Turkic btw.
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  5910. The Zionists are going to drag us down with them 😢
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  5911. Even if there is a ceasefire, no chance this guy gets reelected. If there was any justice in this world, he'd be at the Hague standing trial for war crimes instead of running for office.
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  5912. Kiss EU ascension goodbye? lol Really? You think they care?
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  5913. Armenia invades Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilans BBC Says: Nothing to see here Azerbaijan retakes this territory in 2020 and only about 20 civilians die in the entire conflict. BBC says: Ethnic cleansing. These networks just can't help it, they're so used to pushing false narratives that it is second nature to them.
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  5914. Not to say what Russia did is right but comparing it to what Israel is doing is insanity. The areas that Russia took are mostly filled with ethnic Russians who want them there. The areas Israel takes have no Israelies and the people there don't want them. Then those people get ethnically cleansed for "settlers" Biggggg difference. As bad as Russia is, they're angels compared to Israel.
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  5915.  @asuin190  what is this a high school cafeteria?
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  5916.  @akhi5749  agreed
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  5917. If you think it through rationally, you realize how insane it is. Hamas is deep underground in their tunnels. How exactly would using a hospital as a base help them when they're that deep underground. Why put your weapons in a place you can't get them. Not to mention not one shred of solid evidence has been given for this. Aside from CNN being shown a chair, a motorcycle and 4 riles on the floor in the garage of the hospital. Do they really think people are this stupid?
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  5918.  @embrown1442000  Things don't get debunked because you claimed they do. Imagine that. You might want to pay a bit of attention as to what is actually going on. Not what your emotions want to believe is going on.
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  5919.  @eddboy6063  again instead of demonstrating how they’ve been debunked, simply just saying they have is ridiculous. If you can’t demonstrate why I’m wrong then simply move on. Childish insults aren’t going to mask the fact you have no counter argument
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  5920.  @eddboy6063  to critique a point. You most demonstrate why it is wrong. This isn’t complicated
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  5921. @Eltonwild5648. Egypt<---They don't really make their own choices, it's a vassal state. Who ever pays their bills decides who they hate or don't hate. Saudi Arabia<---- They want to be the top dogs in the region.
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  5922. @Anthony I'd imagine their outlandish claim around Cyprus is a response to Greece's outlandish claims in the east med.
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  5923.  @AntoniosPikoulas  You can keep screaming what ever tune you want, all I'm saying is don't come screaming for the rest of us to help when your neighbor reacts. You can't expect the German to pay your bills and everyone else to fight your wars. If you want to push your neighbor into a corner willingly, you damned well better be prepared to deal with their reaction.
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  5924. Sure it is, while it is arming, funding and cheerleading genocide. This is Europe, the champion of hypocrisy and brutality.
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  5925. Weren't you the one earlier trying to rationalize mass slaughter, apartheid and concentration camps trying to claim the bible is cheering it on? Now you're going to claim the Quran is cool with it too? I don't think any rational Muslim or Christian believes god to be as sadistic as you make him out to be.
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  5926.  @Bb-pw1zi but they aren’t claiming to be
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  5927.  @jasonmaguire7552  Zimbabwe is essentially the worst case scenario. But if you look at the situation on average the nations within the CFA have lower living standards and lower economic growth than those outside of the CFA. Just because that continent has trouble getting certain things don't doesn't automatically make it okay for France to rob them for so long. You're using the logic of a sociopath. The idea that they're helping their victims.
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  5928.  @RealCherry8085  As an economics student I'd imagine you can understand that there are limits to printing money. Even if your currency is the world reserve. As an economics student I'd also imagine you know about the current uptick in inflation in the United States as well. This seems to be what happens when you let a genetically damaged inbred believe they're educated.
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  5929. @Blue Owl, To be fair Ukraine only had about 20 of these drones in total. They're essentially expendable units, to keep up the kind of pressure these things put on Russia in the first few week Ukraine would need 100s of these things.
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  5930.  @JohnSmith-fr7js international law doesn’t apply to the globalists. It is just a stick they use to beat others with
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  5931.  @peacehero4194  How Europeans and American would react to that situation? Well the way things are going we're soon going to find out.
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  5932.  @_hunter_hunter1048  So something that happened over 1000 years ago makes it okay for France to rob people in Africa today? I've seen your other posts, I'll ask again. HOW INSANE ARE YOU? That would be like me walking in your house and shooting your family in the head. And my defense would be well 10000 years ago this random guy did something else to this other random guy therefor me shooting you in the head today is fair game. Is that your argument?
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  5933.  @mihangelap-williams9871  So just because someone else committed a crime we have to ignore the crime we happen to be talking about? Is that your argument here. England yes you have a point, don't add China to that list. China would have to slaughter people at a huge rate in Africa to even come close to the numbers France has put up. The outrage isn't faux, the outrage is real. If it wasn't France wouldn't be sent packing from so many nations even though it is threatening military intervention. Essentially the robber is telling the home owner if they don't let the robber finish robbing the house, the robber will get violent. I think the Africans have realized the emperor has no clothes and have essentially called France's bluff. France is far too weak to really do anything about it.
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  5934.  @lassebodilsen  I guess it's such a good message people feel the need to repeat it?
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  5935.  @lassebodilsen  Not sure that changes what I said about the message.
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  5936. @Slide61. Which is odd because Arabs are semitic as well.
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  5937.  @pyellard3013  England left because it is an extremely powerful nation. Yet the EU still tried their best to make it as messy as possible for them. Now imagine a smaller nation with economic problems, the level of threats they'd receive would be nearly unbearable and they'll essentially have to comply with any demands made of them. The EU in many ways is like a mafia.
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  5938. Declining influence of Islam in that region ? Hmmm Quite the opposite bro. The 1960s and 1970s were when the influence of religion was at its lowest in the Middle East. Has seen a slow and steady increase since. It is nearing a critical mass where it is about to take over. When this happens few of those regimes and monarchy families will survive. The Saudi regime will be one of the first to go
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  5939. Fascinating conversation.
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  5940. @Auburn Jewels2, I'd imagine you're laughing due to those nation's lack of military prowess. However the strategic value of their geography does more for Nato than their weapons ever could.
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  5941. @Grine, You say "without much of a problem" but France engineered one coup and attempted another which failed. Not to mention the insane amounts of money they're funneling to terrorist organizations and warlords to destabilize and punish the government. Mali essentially went with Wagner to ward off French funded warlords. Once France stops destabilizing that country they won't feel the need to bring in groups like Wagner. Also as bad as Wagner is, it's still nowhere near as dangerous as having France in there. Last I checked Wagner hasn't slaughtered millions of people in that region.
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  5942. @loots1320. For the same reason they don't show the IDF targeting and murdering unarmed women and children. Their entire narrative would collapse if they told the truth.
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  5943. 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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  5944.  @lygcdr675  The majority of Palestinians aren't in Gaza where Hamas is in control genius.
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  5945.  @DanielPyle-l9f  This is true, their condemnation of Israel was probably diluted due to the amount of pressure they were under.
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  5946.  @DanielPyle-l9f  So essentially you're saying it's their fault a bunch of Europeans came to where they live, started slaughtering them like cattle, kicked them off their land and put the ones who survived into concentration camps? Yea maybe they have some responsibility in allowing it to happen? Yes. But more striking is the fact you're giving their tormentor a pass. The world has changed with the internet and people having access to all sorts of information. You can't simply build a narrative so far from reality and expect people not to laugh at you bro. Those days are over, time to come to terms with it.
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  5947.  @lygcdr675  Again the vast majority of Palestinians are in the west bank and had ZERO to do with Hamas coming to power in Gaza. I can't fault you for not knowing that. What I can fault you for is having such strong opinions on matters which you obvious know nothing about. In fact it's kind of insane. The fact you'd try to rationalize people being slaughtered like cattle, kicked off their land and the survivors being put into modern day concentration camps. You have no problem with that. Yet in trying to rationalize all that you don't even know the first thing about who lives where in that part of the world. If you're going to sell a BS narrative, at least know a tad bit about the subject matter. Maybe you can make your BS a bit more believable ya know?
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  5948. @Poil8351. Russia: Doesn't have enough troops in Syria to mount any sort of offensive on anyone. Nor are they interested in pulling troops out of Ukraine to send there right now. A Russia which wasn't entangled in Ukraine would pose a huge problem right now, but that isn't the case. Saudi Arabia: Very rich country which is influential with it's money in times of peace. Is an irrelevant country in times of war as it has a completely inept military. They'll basically just watch this entire thing with their popcorn and hope it doesn't spread to them. Turkey: You're right Turkey would be outright the biggest concern. Because if they ever decided to mobilize, it's GGs for everyone. They'd mobilize 2 million men within a month armed with the latest gadgets and a battle hardened core, march south and wreck anyone and anything in their path. Nothing in the region would come close to even slowing them down and even what we the US have in the region wouldn't be nearly enough to stop them. By the time we mobilized enough to stop them, it would be too late as they'd be sitting in Gaza having tea with Hamas. Col. Macgregor had a nice podcast explaining why this would be the case. But this shouldn't be a concern because they have ZERO interest in doing such a thing. Even if their government wanted to (which they don't) their internal political dynamics wouldn't allow it. It's an empty fear. Yemen: The types of crude rockets they're carrying can't even reach Israel. Israel's biggest threat is Hezbollah moving in from the North if they get bogged down in in Gaza. If Hezbollah have any sort of success the fear is other nations like Syria, Iraq and Egypt actually growing a pair and joining in. At this point we're looking at WW3.
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  5949.  @fallenone2884  They won't I agree. No chance of it. But they could and if they ever did, nothing in that region would stop it. Nothing would even come close to slowing it down.
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  5950.  @fallenone2884  We don't have enough assets in the region to stop what they have. Greece<---lol seriously? Russia<---They'd [probably help arm the Turks if this happened. Kurds<--- half their army are Kurds, so you're saying the Kurds will kill themselves? lol
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  5951. @akka fietje, The world isn't as complicated as they make it seem. EU can't defend itself, America defends Europe. So on matters of security they have no choice but to do as they're told.
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  5952.  @akkafietje137  Not really, more like an employee who must obey their employer.
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  5953.  @UndertakerFromWWE  All those nations recognize Azerbaijan's and Armenia's borders. Even Armenia itself never officially recognized that illegal settlement in Nagorno Karabakh as a state or part of Armenia. You might want to look it up. When I said every nation, I meant every nation.
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  5954.  @aptalyoutube.  USA did nothing during the conflict. A few words here and there doesn't turn into tangible support. Armenia's only real support at the time came from Russia and Iran. Azerbaijan's real support came from Turkey and Israel.
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  5955.  @aptalyoutube.  The safest place is in the middle.
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  5956.  @JohnnyGification  Point is in general it's a lot safer than it is here. I'm in a position to compare and contrast quite well since I spend time in both nations every year. Yes the people are in a state of misery due to the death of their currency but crime rates are still extremely low, especially violent crime. Nor do I have to worry about a riot fanned by the media that is going to burn down my house while the cops just watch. I can go on and on about how your original post was kind of ridiculous.
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  5957.  @ubroc  For sure, international borders should always be respected. This should also apply to everyone. Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Mali, Somalia ,Yemen all had international borders. Perhaps you can see the problem here with how rules are applied.
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  5958.  @MettMagier  You sure that France supports democracies in Africa? You see they complain about democracy if their man in charge gets taken down by a coup. But cheer it on when their man is the one administering the coup. (Which has happened btw) Also I'd hardly call France's version of Democray in Africa a good thing. The only democracy they like is one where they can cheat the results and get "their man" in power. We know what France does, the idea that anyone else doing business with these nations will be colonizers is ridiculous. You're saying if I'm in a room with a rapist I should stay there and let them keep raping me because if I escape I might get raped by someone else? Do you have any idea how insane that theory sounds?
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  5959. @Fuuby, Except during that time Nato didn't seem to interested in getting involved.
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  5960.  @meh23p  If you'd be bothered to look it up you'd realize they have plenty of census records of how many people lived where. You also need to understand what a large chunk of land Armenia took outside of just Karabakh. Filled with people and then magically completely empty after the invasion. It is nice to see you're using the time honored guide book of how to deny war crimes, ethnic cleansing and genocide that literally every denier of every case of ethnic cleansing uses. 1. It never happened 2. It's propaganda 3. The numbers are inflated 4. They did worse to us. That is essentially the check list you're going to use I'd imagine. Well done Slobadan would be proud.
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  5961. @marielanganas3398 Are you referring to that thing that happened in Cyprus where the majority on the island tried to exterminate the minority on the island Nazi style? Then the Turks had to intervene to stop it? They stopped that massacre, maybe they can stop this one too.
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  5962. @Geokeo, they might have found it kind of silly how much the Greeks were boasting to the entire region about their economic miracle. Especially when it was later exposed to be a huge bubble based on debt and no real substance. It wasn't just the Turks who found that interesting, it was basically all regional nations. What exactly did the Greeks do during the time they were borrowing free money to piss all their neighbors off?
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  5963.  @linkme2dnet  That really isn't possible right now for them until they broker a deal with Turkey. Which it seems Greece isn't too keen on doing. So in conclusion. No gas for Germany from there lol
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  5964.  @karxxx9961  Not according to literally every single nation on earth. The internationally recognized borders of each country are quite clear on the matter.
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  5965. Who else would bet everything they have that this woman would call the cops if a crazed person with a huge knife started knocking on her door. She'd go from woke activist to the damsel in distress faster than you can say reality.
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  5966. I fail to see what the Azeris would have to gain by attending a mediation meeting with a nation like France chairing it. France has zero influence in their region. The fact the regime in Paris actually thought the Azeris would show up shows their level of delusion.
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  5967.  @thegodkratos1275  You might want to take a look at a world map.
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  5968.  @VeryRestarted  The vast majority of people in that country are indigenous Anatolians who've been assimilated.
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  5969. @Kokoliko Loco So you're saying they're genetically damaged inbreds like most indigenous Anatolians?
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  5970.  @rojvankoc7252  Empires don't make ethnic groups nor do they make the nations the ethnic groups morph into. You make it seem like they cooked them up in a kitchen like a recipe lol
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  5971.  @rojvankoc7252  A map showing the boundaries of something is one thing. An ethnic group living in that specific region which leads to maps and boundaries are another. The fact you don't seem to understand the logic, or lack there of, behind what you're saying is absolutely mind blowing. I get it though, your last name is Koc. You're probably from Anatolia. Considering most people from Anatolia are genetically damaged from inbreeding it makes sense that you have difficulty with reason and logic. No doubt your next reply will be some overly emotional nonsense where you have a meltdown and start lashing out. Kurds and Arabs are like that too.
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  5972.  @BossaliniFiveO  Turkey's stance hasn't been what it should be but to put them on par with nations like the UAE, Bahrain and Morocco is pure and utter insanity. Azerbaijan yes, you have a point. But you must also understand why they're doing what they're doing. You can thank Iran for that.
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  5973.  @clakkent8862  You're literally talking about something that is quite literally impossible. Not only impossible but makes absolutely zero sense to do so. Random childish insults wont' change the fact you're unable to account for your insane post.
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  5974. But enough of them wanted it to trigger a mass slaughter of a small minority group. When enough people want mass slaughter, the people who don't want it unfortunately need to deal with the consequences as well. Id' imagine there were people in Germany in the late 1930s that didn't want to slaughter minority groups. They did however deal with the consequences of such actions all the same. It's a sad world.
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  5975. 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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  5976.  @nicke0b  Any country would do what France is doing? Seriously? France is essentially telling Niger that if they stop France from stealing their gold and Uranium France will attack them. Not many nations are this evil. Sure there are some but not many,.
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  5977.  @ataab9861  How insane do you have to be to assume that someone with opinion X must be from country Y? That right there shows you don't believe in being rational or even the truth. The world is simple to people like you. If you're from this country you must hold this opinion. If you're from that country you must hold this opinion. This is insanity. I wonder if it's genetic. I have heard that many people in Iran are inbred. Is that true?
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  5978.  @s123-v3x  Yes but you do realize they're genetically damaged inbreds right? If I tried to teach my dog how to play a piano, even if I was the best piano instructor she still wouldn't be able to do it. Now if they weren't genetically damaged inbreds, yes it would help a lot
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  5979. @Emrek157, The braindead media elites here in the west don't realize that by attacking Erdogan as aggressively as they are, they're actually helping him. They made the same mistake with Trump in 2016 as well.
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  5980.  @marie-joselinebagarirayose2817  Yes they do. France's military (unfortunately for France) is a paper tiger incapable of fighting a serious war for more than 4 days. This btw is according to retired French generals. We also have anecdotal evidence that this is true. Don't think most nations don't know this.
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  5981. @Sherry Snyder, it mostly started in the 1990s when Armenia invaded Azerbaijan and ethnically cleansed 800,000 of their civilians and then occupied a large chunk of their internationally recognized territory for about 30 years. Then Azerbaijan came back in 2020 to ask some questions. And here we are.
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  5982.  @uneverknow8154  Yup much different.
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  5983.  @ltmund it is called cognitive dissonance. Might explain why a human can’t see the obvious right in front of their eyes
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  5984.  @i.n.2899 the phrase already has no meaning when used to shield people who aren’t even Semitic These Zionists are Europeans not semites. The only Semitic people in this equation are the Palestinians
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  5985.  @watcherwriter1689 Seems every accusation is an admission no?
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  5986.  @acaydia2982 except they’re not using that ideology to spur on mechanized armies to murder as many civilians as possible. There are only two cults who have done that in history. One in the 1940s and one right now
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  5987.  @nguyep4  A lot like our politically correct police that cancels your job right?
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  5988.  @gishjalmr5628  We live in a different world today than we did in 1996. To offset the American airbase now Qatar has invited in a Turkish airbase. (which the Saudis and UAE) freaked out over. They only want American dominance in the region and are hostile to anything which goes against American hegemony. They are the best of lap dogs no?
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  5989.  @dandy2398  You might want to check those "international boundaries maps" again.
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  5990. Honestly no one cares. It is just another chance for the world to highlight how evil yet at the same time ridiculous the Regime in Paris really is. But you’re right it doesn’t really matter. It is a weak and irrelevant nation
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  5991.  @brokenarrow5590  I remember finding that concept intriguing but then after actually looking into it it was fake news. About as fake as Armenian sources telling us they were willing the war while it was going on.
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  5992.  @rizz1042  Actually the bulk of it was from Turkey.
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  5993.  @razsargsyan5860  Interesting point of view. So you're saying that a nation checking materials comming into their nation to make sure weapons aren't smuggled to known illegal militia groups is gencoide. But Armenians actually invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 people is just fine? In what warped universe would any rational person make such insane claims?
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  5994.  @juliane__  If those migrants brutally took over France, killed millions and turned the rest into slave labor. I guess then we could say they're even.
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  5995. @diegoyuiop. His policies haven't changed one bit. How receptive some nations are to those policies have changed. Egypt being case in point.
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  5996.  @anl8081  Except relations with a nation like Egypt have literally zero impact on their domestic policy. The voters simply don't care.
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  5997. If no other nations got involved this mess wouldn’t be happening. No way the colonial Zionist occupational apartheid regime exists without American tax payer money
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  5998.  @Josh_D78  so you’re saying the apartheid Zionist regime should just steamroll and slaughter the civilians of Lebanon leaving them no means to defend themselves? Good luck selling that argument to any rational human anywhere on earth
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  5999. Even the genocidal maniac ones?
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  6000. @ Why would god bless a murderous apartheid colonial regime which goes out of it's way to murder children? Sorry but people who aren't insane don't view god as that sadistic.
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  6001.  @muninnsays9296  Or you have no idea how demographics work.
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  6002. @Aldonemra, Or to put it in more simple terms. The globalists cabal and the WEF want him to lose. If I knew nothing else about the man that alone would make me vote for him. It will be the same for the new Italian leader and the president of Hungary. Both of whom aren't taking orders from the globalists and are doing the bidding of their voters. A leader who does what their voters want? OMG they must be dictators right? Also you're insane if you think Azerbaijan is a primitive country. You should get out more. Yes Bangladesh and Somalia are primitive I'll give you that.
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  6003.  @Humaira36858  There is no secular vs Islamic thing going on there, it's cheap rhetoric. Regardless of who wins the secularity or non secularity of the country and it's laws never change. The biggest contrast between the two is more stark. One group believes in free market enterprise while the other a more statist or socialist approach. That is the fundamental difference here. Not something superficial like religion.
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  6004.  @Humaira36858  When you have laws in a country that don't change over different administrations. There is no such thing as "secular rulers" or "Islamist rulers." What you have are politicians looking out for the interests of their nation state. Anymore than that is just the individual projecting their feelings onto it. Also to be fair two of the nations he named are primitive.
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  6005. Obviously they're going to blame Israel. The guy they're trying to kill works for Israel. Duh
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  6006. What evidence do you have for these fantastical claims?
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  6007.  @Indianboytrip_  Actually no one cares about the EU. The EU is just a proxy of Washington, vassal states who really have no say in anything.
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  6008.  @3three3  Well either way I hope the globalists don't drag this country into war. They have enough problems as it is. Would be sad to see them be the next Ukraine.
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  6009. So essentially your premise is that you can take someone's home, murder their children and stick them in a modern concentration camp and assume they'll have no reaction? Hmm interesting. Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the side?
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  6010. Europe isn't in a position to request or dictate anything to anyone. Nations smell blood, so they're dictating their terms in diplomatic speak.
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  6011. If this comes to pass Australia better hope America steps in and stops the Chinese Because if not.... RIP Aussie.
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  6012. The trouble is I don't think things will improve. Once insanity sets into an organization, it's rare that it gets better.
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  6013. Unless they throw him in jail. No way Trump loses the next election. He was already tipped to win but this insanity in Gaza was basically the kill shot for Genocide Joe.
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  6014. Iran is not in any position to directly intervene in the conflict. Also like Vlad said, this video is about Pashinyan's rhetoric which was targetting Russia. Not Iran. If a nation puts itself in a position where it's only military ally is Iran, they've put themselves in an extremely dangerous situation.
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  6015. Tim Pool like Ben Shapiro shot himself in the foot on this issue. Both built their career on "follow the facts." Then on this issue their shtick was "don't follow the facts, just believe what the media is saying"
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  6016. @OV, all these nations have their reasons for wanting to build this. One common denominator seems to be they're not too happy being beholden to the United States for defense.
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  6017. He has enough leverage on both sides to force grain deals or random things like prisoner exchanges. But stopping the war? That is a bit much. Until the globalists stop supplying Ukraine this war isn't going to end anytime soon.
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  6018. @arms26. To be fair he has been the voice of reason for a while.
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  6019.  @ricardoredondo101  Yes but unlike Israel he bombs other men with guns. Instead of refugee camps, hospitals and schools.
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  6020.  @diverman1023  France's economy depends on nearly free resources from Africa. Yes if they were kicked out of all of Africa their economy would indeed collapse. Just like the former French president said, without Africa France would be a third world country. Also did you really just claim France has a "powerful military." Seriously? As far as the CIA and Washington, they don't seem as willing these days to lend France a hand. Unless something changes France is on it's own with this issue and it's an issue they simply don't have the influence to solve.
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  6021.  @ingridjernej6361  Oh I'll agree with you that there are massive problems in the USA. We can talk about it for days upon days. But lets be realistic, SA's problems are a bit worse no?
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  6022. I'm shocked you were able to was him so easily. I have a female Kangal and washing her is an absolute nightmare, she hates it. They look imposing and fierce but they're such gentle creatures.
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  6023.  @Niaaal  That isn't how they see it.
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  6024.  @so-sowhat514  I don't see many democracies these days. I mostly see nations who's leaders are controlled by the globalists and who have zero interest in doing what their people want.
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  6025. @Omega0850. The elites and DW aren't worried about Russia turning Germany anywhere. They're worried about the German people supporting parties who believe taking sides in this war is hurting Germany's core interests. That is the debate.
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  6026.  @thomasdonovan3580  This legit made me laugh
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  6027. @Sebastokrator. It isn't really even a case of the US wanting or not wanting to oppose Turkey. It could easily do so like it did in Syria. The issue is far worse, in case of a conflict there the United States military has no way of getting there to help. Where are they going to set up shop to enter the region? From Iran? From Turkey? From Russia? It's literally impossible. Russia is the only state actor in that region which can shield Armenia from the consequences of it's foreign policy.
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  6028.  @constantstudies  Exists to do what though? Yes they'll freak out in case of a conflict, yes they'll threaten and yes they'll smuggle weapons in Armenia. But they won't militarily intervene. They simply can't, not without moving in line with Russia. If they moved their military into that region beyond the saftey of their own geography, they'd get wrecked if Turkey stepped in. The Iranians aren't stupid.
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  6029. The EU cannot stop this exploitation. The EU must align it's interests with a real power to get anything from said interests. You speak as if you don't understand the EU's waning influence in international affairs. This isn't the 1800s anymore.
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  6030. @Scaper12123, I don't think you understand the situation very well. Odds are Biden will find no one will be there to even talk to him. Trump could have pulled this off but Biden has completely and utter burned all bridges there.
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  6031.  @enjoymfs9715  Biden probably has no idea where Sweden is, let alone understanding the complexities of these problems. Besides even if he were aware, not sure he can say much as he is supporting the same groups lol Difference being America can do this and get away with it. Sweden on the other hand can't.
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  6032.  @alexanderexarchos9210  I live on the coast of Turkey very close to Greek islands so I have a vested interest to do my research of this "spat" you Greeks seem to have with the Turks so close to where my summer home in Turkey is. I'd hardly call their policy regarding the Med sea as "rogue." So if you guys can please stop arming those small islands, people living on the other side would feel a tad bit safer. Thanks....
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  6033.  @alexanderexarchos9210  I'm not the one going into videos about investment strategies going on emotional political rants am I? But since you insist, fine lets talk about it. So again, those missiles you have pointing at my summer home which threaten my family is not only disturbing but also against treaties your nation has signed, part of me hopes those islands are invaded and the treaties upheld so people on the coast aren't threatened. Remember, when you post nonsense on a public forum, someone just might come out and slap you with a dose of reality. If you had any humility you would be regretting the nonsense you posted earlier. Ask your government to stop breaking treaties it signed, it will make all of us feel safer. Thanks.....
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  6034.  @alexanderexarchos9210  My hopes for the safety of people are not passive aggressive. You might also want to look up the definition of the word delusional. Delusional is your complete and utter disregard for the reasoning behind the situation you're complaining about. As far as my investment, I'm up over 60% in 3 years. I appreciate your concern. The investment would be doing much better if it weren't for lunatics like you backing a policy which puts my family in danger. The only part of my investment I regret is buying property so close to wide eyed lunatics such as yourself. Which again is why I hope said islands are disarmed, so people can live without such fears.
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  6035.  @BiberandDolik  Corrupt? Yes probably. Most corrupt? Doubtful, don't forget Genocide Joe's administration.
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  6036. @Bob Ross, that's some wishful thinking right there.
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  6037. @ViktortheBigD. Most people are simply going to vote for what ever the fancy lady on T.V. tells them to vote for. That is simply how we now operate in this country, it is also how the people lost all power to decide the policy of the country.
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  6038. I'd love to see these two nations go to war lol
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  6039.  @adilnizam2120  When you have two of the most evil regimes on the planet side to side, they're bound to stab each other in the back. So wait for it.... it will come lol
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  6040.  @FRESHL1887  I guess you never read about the concentration camp revolts in Poland. My logic is brutal yes, brutal against your emotions which seem to be guiding you on this issue. But don't forget, reality doesn't care about your feelings. What is is. What is next, you're going to try to convince people men can get pregnant?
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  6041.  @richardhead3062  You're right if the genocidal colonial settlers from Europe give up their insane and apartheid ways. There just might be peace. It seems to most rational people that any accusation leveled at the Palestinians from the Zionists is nothing more than an admission of what the Zionists are. The jig is up bro, people know.
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  6042.  @wilhelmbittrich88  It's a dying power only able to impose it's will on poor African nations with no weapons. The rest of the world laughs at them when they attempt power plays. It's getting so bad that even these small poor African nations are starting to stand up to these thieves.
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  6043.  @benijager1372  They kind of are friends. Friends who force into friendship at gunpoint. Like so many of our "friends."
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  6044.  @benijager1372  I'd imagine it would be a lot less taxing on us without forcing behavior out of people at gunpoint. That isn't exactly a sustainable policy.
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  6045.  @benijager1372  The extent of this insanity in our foreign policy didn't start till the early 90s. Even if it was in the 40s, again it isn't sustainable, it will eventually collapse. We're not that far off.
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  6046.  @LegoWarFilm-c2m  Technically it isn't.
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  6047.  @hyhhy  It won't help them much when their people revolt.
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  6048. To be fair France isn't able to do anything in Syria. Turkey basically just told em to fuk off. And in the end they're going to have to fuk off, what other choice do they have? As the foreign minister said "they can send troops if they want" knowing France is far too weak to do such a thing.
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  6049. @Joeblack007, Anyone who knows the history of new missile systems that aren't battle tested don't really believe these missiles were fired. New systems when in an area with a lot of electronic jamming going on have this tendency to chase what they call "ghosts in the system" and fire off. When ever this happens the claim is missiles have been shot down. This isn't the first time this has happened. Happened when the patriot systems were first deployed. Happened to David's sling when it first came online. The military generally hates to say "this system still has glitches." Has anyone seen footage of the wreck from the intercept? Any eye witness accounts of the missiles? They claim these missiles were fired at Israel from Yemen. Yemen has nothing even close to anything that can fire that far. Now I'm not saying it isn't impossible they didn't acquire such missiles and they were actually fired. What I am saying is it is a lot more likely that the brand new air defense system on that ship fired off at nothing. Which again brand new systems which are automated like that have a habit of doing.
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  6050.  @lawrence208 which accounts for the vast majority of things people buy and sell
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  6051. @ go find one and let me know
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  6052.  @catocall7323 allistar crook spilled the beans.
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  6053.  @gamedayswede  It's funny how the Swedish government doesn't deny these claims but you do. Apparently you know better than them what they're up to. You might want to look into the spending bill which is public information in your country. Check how much was earmarked for Northern Syria and what the group getting that money there has been up to. If I were a Swede, I'd be super interested where my tax dollars are going and why my country can't join Nato. I'd also be annoyed than an American on youtube had to tell me what my government has been up to.
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  6054. Maybe they should ahve thought of that before they decided to invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and then decided to ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians from said area. Just sayin.... So yea, they're going to get squeezed.
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  6055. @Wolf 90, Or maybe he is next to a man who's population is so angry at Sweden that there is no way he can let Sweden in without his people freaking out.
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  6056.  @delta_glider4362  One military exercise doesn't change the fact Armenia has an official military alliance with Russia. Not to mention the fact it is literally hosting Russian military bases.
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  6057.  @lukaszstepien1772  That isn't a very good argument. Unfortunately for you Facts>Your feelings.
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  6058.  @lukaszstepien1772  Yes but you're wrong. Might be nice to try to at least explain your point of view. But I understand, your answers are so insane they would be nearly impossible to defend or rationalize.
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  6059.  @DipakBose-ge1hm  If Armenia stopped being an ally of Russia in 2018, why did Russia instep in during the 2020 conflict and stop Azerbaijan from completely destroying the entire Armenian army which it had surrounded? Why would Russia do that if they werent' "allies" Then again the way Armenia has been acting the past few months, maybe Russia regrets saving them in 2020. Who knows.
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  6060.  @TigranHakobyan-jh8ue  Yea that is generally what happens when you make territorial claims on every single one of your neighbors except 1. Then actually invaded one of those neighbors and ethnically cleanse 850,000 civilians. Usually not a great way to make friends.
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  6061. @polo2796 The black Turk white Turk thing started out as an ethnic designation. The guy in power who you refer to as a "black Turk" is actually a white Turk who happens to be conservative.
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  6062.  @MrR3FLeX  Then you guys in the EU need to vote out your insane globalists who do nothing but push for war.
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  6063. @Sapphi Iran and Syria don't have the S-400. What in the world are you talking about. Israeli and Turkish drones were used by Azerbaijan in a war. They preferred the Turkish attack drones over the Israeli ones but preferred the Israeli kamakazi drones over the Turkish ones. Israel's attack drones are far too expensive for the quality and operational flexibility they provide. Few nations will want them.
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  6064. @ Bro if you were being censored right now this second, how are we reading what you're writing? lol
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  6065.  @nostaljiturkce  Censorship is a real thing, especially on these platforms controlled by the globalists. But a lot of times it's also a glitch where you can't see your comment but everyone else can. It is strange. Hopefully new platforms not controlled by these psychos will come out and will have a wider range of freedoms where people can air their views more.
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  6066. @debbie5728. John Kerry is a genocidal Zionist. Why would he have pals who aren't genocidal?
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  6067. @Stiker, just because someone else does something dumber it still doesn't excuse your behavior.
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  6068.  @cratoss.4772  I think the Kurds pulled this off. I think they had a coordinated riot spanning 4 nations a few decades ago. The Alans from the Caucasus also pull this off. The Catholic branch of the Albanians pulled it off as well. And this is just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are many examples that I'm not aware of. So yea, I guess you didn't have to wait very long. Not to mention in your analogy you literally lumped in all different ethnic groups and nationalities into one "community" lol
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  6069.  @SenBonZakura2007  Or maybe it's simply based on looking at the comments sections on youtube.
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  6070.  @therawtext  You're probably having an easy time in being a Kabardian in Turkey because you're on the west coast. Just ask other people from the Caucasus who had the unfortunate experience of their ancestors settling in places like Kayseri and Konya. It hasn't been as easy for them, living with people who essentially do everything the opposite of North Caucasian culture. Just ask some Karachay and Adige people who's ancestors settled in villages outside Konya how that went for them in the long term lol
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  6071.  @therawtext  So how do those relatives feel about everyone around them marrying their cousins? How do they feel about the people around them being emotionally unstable due to the genetic damage from inbreeding? How do they feel about how corrupt everyone around them is in relation to their own community? I have mostly second hand experience from older people from the Caucasus who were shocked to their core when they started leaving the confines of their villages and ventured out to where the indigenous Anatolians live in places like Konya. Not saying one community is better than the other but the cultures are complete and utter opposite. What your average Cerkez would find "Ayip" is completely normal for your average Anatolian. Again you're lucky to be living on the west coast, not seeing the insanity of what happens when people inbreed out of control.
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  6072.  @therawtext  Also I'm not "bitter." Why would I be? I'm not the one who has to deal with them on a daily basis. Just explaining the reality of the situation is all.
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  6073. How'd that logic work out in the Cyprus conflict?
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  6074. @Darkwing Eagle, I honestly can't see how it could possibly be cheaper.
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  6075. @Bolingoali, His issue isn't critiquing the establishment. His issue is that he is a member of a terrorist organization. Big difference.
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  6076. Good point. I wonder if they're now going to hand over those responsible for the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s that they are harboring.
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  6077. A globalist psycho like Boris would never subject himself to someone who will ask him difficult questions.
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  6078.  @oliverh7809  It is the best considering it's performance vs price. I'd imagine 50 bayraktars will do immeasurably more damage than 1 MQ9 Predator. Btw when you break down the price that is what it comes down to.
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  6079. @Austrian-Painter14 I'm not so sure my man. I used to think like you. Then I had to live in a Muslim country as an American for 4 years due to my job. A lot of what we're led to believe is not only false but demonstrably false. But it isn't surprising. Obviously a media complex that tries to get you to believe men can get pregnant, that everything is racist (except real racism), that Jan 6th was a plot to overthrow democracy, that the 2020 election was 100% fair, that covid came from a bat in a cave. You are going to tell me you're going to let those people inform you on what you should or shouldn't' think about how Muslims are, especially in places like Palestine? They can't be that bad can they considering this small Christian community this man is part of survived in their midst for over 1000 years. Yet can't seem to survive a few decades of Zionist rule.
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  6080.  @kermitfrog593  What progressive media. The entire establishment media complex has been working overtime to cover up the apartheid state's crimes.
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  6081. It's an extremely irrelevant part of their policy. Who really cares about that sh!tfest between those two toilet bowls of a nation.
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  6082.  @ElemXCR  They're clear that they have no issues with Finland in Nato. Sweden however is awkward. It's hard to join Nato while at the same time funding armed groups which are attacking a Nato member state.
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  6083. @Herman Jefferies, I don't think anyone is blaming the country. They seem to be blaming the government of said country who (right or wrong) are perceived to have supported this. Perception is everything and I honestly would find it fabulously hilarious if Sweden were left out of Nato because of this. Cautionary tale of what happens when woke idiots decide to run a country. Banning people and pressuring them to not have rational discussions about gender? That is fine. Ruining people's lives for claiming men are men and women are women? Again just fine, thought crimes must be rooted out and punished right? Stopping the burning of a book which could derail your entire security posture and put the nation at risk? Well that's just freedom lol You can't even make up this level of stupidity if you tried.
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  6084.  @Planet_Xplorer  I don't think he did.
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  6085.  @rajendranv9732  Not equally, he let Genocide Joe beg him for 5 months.
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  6086. Bot.
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  6087. So first we're being told pregnant women should by flying our fighter jets in wartime. Now this woman is expected to work within the ranks of our spy agency? Nice....I'm not sure I could think of something which makes the Chinese happier.
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  6088. @Vinm300 Except Britain doesn't have the ability to defend them.
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  6089. ​ @vinm300  That is all true. I'm not sure any of that will matter if they're fighting an army with purple haired gender studies students making decisions. A society which has completely emasculated all their men, a society that can't simply say a man is a man and a woman is a woman isn't going to do very well in conflict. Even against a weak Russia or a weak anyone. Sweden is a joke, they need nato now to feel safe. But they're probably going to get vetoed due to their insanity in other areas as well.
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  6090.  @0penminds  It barely has the logistics to move forces and fight a low tier third world country. Other than that, it doesn't have the ability to wage any sort of protracted conflict far from it's shores.
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  6091.  @jacobjonm0511  I don't think we're going to find out if they are or not. Not with the war going on in Ukraine.
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  6092.  @jacobjonm0511  I'm not sure them saying it was their drone is in any way shape or form indicative of their future actions in this region. I'd love to know the reason and logic you're using to come to this strange conclusion. You do realize that reality>your feelings right? What you want to be true doesn't magically become true, you understand this right?
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  6093. Insightful comment.
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  6094. @Nishant-oi4py Oh I see your logic. So if someone brutally invades the sections of Nigeria which are catholic and starts murdering people. People who have an issue with Italy's history which is also catholic should somehow not care about what is happening in Nigeria? On a scale of 1-10, how insane and how childish are you? India is growing and if you're going to want to join the civilized word, you have to start thinking rationally and try to be civilized yourself. Check your emotions and use your brain, trust me it will help you.
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  6095.  @DJ_Ichiyo  Our governments are saying they don't want war yet every step they take heads in that direction.
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  6096. This is sheer insanity. The world might also take it more seriously if George Bush had also been convicted of the same thing.
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  6097. People who watch all these fake media outlets who have zero relationship with the truth have absolutely no idea how much support this dude actually has. But this time it does seem like that support as eroded to a point he just might lose.
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  6098.  @yuchoob  Almost all of them?
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  6099.  lol lol  I think the entire situation is quite clear. You have one group of people who are kicking another group of people out of their homes, taking their land and pushing millions into an area about three times the size of my backyard and turning it into an open air prison. All this aside, the OP's comment was pretty spot on.
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  6100.  Hamza ForChrist  In case you haven't been paying attention the oil rich gulf nations are pretty much allied with Israel on this one. The number one supporters of Islamic fanaticicism (Saudi Arabia and UAE) are now allied with the number one state terror government. Match made in heaven I guess, with a spice on top with all that oil money. Also if the Palestinians aren't poor, why exactly would they starve to death in Gaza if international aid organizations weren't sending in flour and other food stuff? Do rich people generally starve to death? Think before you type man.
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  6101.  lol lol  You might want to do a quick google search on Israel's ties with the United Arab Emirates. I understanding learning something goes against all your basic instincts but give it a try one for once.
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  6102. Two state solution never happened.
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  6103.  @The1stDukeDroklar  Self rule while stuck in a concentration camp? Are you serious? Do you even think through your ridiculous talking points? At least come up with better material to ratinoalize Israels' genocide, apartheid and brutality. At least make it semi believable, you can't be this lazy.
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  6104.  @The1stDukeDroklar  Not only is it true, it is demonstrably true. When you're hemmed in. Have your borders controled, can't come and go as you please, don't have control of your own air space, have zero control of trade going in and out. Have zero control over your water ways, the people who put you in that camp decide what you can and can't build there. They decide how much food and water you get, they decide how much electricity you get. That is actually the definition of a concentration camp. Your argument is quite odd. That is akin to me stuffing you and your family in a shed, locking you in there and claiming you have self rule while in the shed. The sheer ridiculousness of this talking point is mind bogging. You might as well try to convince people that the earth is flat.
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  6105.  @Repubfolife  Actually Ukraine is belies the point even more. If they didn't try to join Nato or try to get Nato bases on their territory no one would be witnessing this horrible mess.
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  6106. Actually if TYT was around in the 1930s, they might have been the only ones around screaming about what the Germans are doing and how wrong it is. While people like you would be telling them to shut up.
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  6107.  @thesoundinyourhead1782  I'm not so sure about that. You can't make insane claims on airspace and then claim anyone who flies through those ridiculous claims is violating your airspace. Do you have any idea how ridiculous Greece is being?
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  6108.  @thesoundinyourhead1782  Yea because anyone with an opinion you don't like has to be from a specific country. Do you realize how insane you are? Why not try debating what was said that seemed to trigger you. Is your position that weak?
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  6109.  @michaeldonki9947  Yes because Vice has been proven to be a fair and balanced show. lol I remember once watching a documentary of theirs trying to show the neo Nazi brigades in Ukraine as heroes. If you're going to make arguments, make better ones. Claiming you're right because Vice agrees with you actually shoots your own talking point in the foot.
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  6110. They don't have a say, they just seem to think they do. Delusion is fine but eventually reality will strike them. This isn't the 1950s. France is extremely weak and the younger generations of Africans aren't stupid.
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  6111. Bill Maher: Isn't genocide cool. Bill Burr: Not really.
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  6112. These people are so out of touch it isn't even funny. Just listening to them made me shake my head in disgust. Does Chris Mathews really think that someone like Hillary needed to be even more of a warmonger than she already was to win an election? These psychos lose elections because of these things, not because they don't' have enough of it. Next thing you know they'll tell us the genocide the white house took part in didn't play a part in Kamala's election loss.
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  6113. Answer me this, Is he wrong when he calls Netanyahu the butcher of Gaza?
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  6114. Be smart and leave the country, it's going to turn into chaos.
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  6115. I'd imagine use of the word "free world" is used very liberally here. In France you can be thrown in jail for having the wrong opinion on certain matters. Not as bad but the USA is catching up on lack of freedom, one can lose their job and have their livelihood taken away if they voice an unpopular opinion. Free world? Yea, it used to be free.
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  6116.  @chillxxx241  The Turks, Kurds and Israelis getting along won't send ripple waves throughout the entire world. Where as China and India getting along would. Just like Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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  6117.  @jamesbell6606  It's a failed state no one really cares about. The only reason anyone pays attention to them is the fact they have nukes.
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  6118.  @nicolasbouyiouclis4726  Kurds and Arabs have been slaughtering each other at insane levels for the past 10 years in Iraq and Syria.
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  6119.  @chillxxx241  "Many of these counties will be going hungry next year" Yes many nations will be going hungry but it won't be any of the nations that we've mentioned. North Africa will probably get hit the hardest. The famine there will cause massive unrest and an brand spanking new refugee crisis 10x bigger than last time will hit Europe. Maybe it's part of the master plan? Who knows. Either way those nations which will go hungry are screwed and so is Europe. The nations mentioned in this threat, India, Turkey, China, Saudi Arabia and Iran? They'll be just fine. They might even grow more powerful as Europe collapses on itself.
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  6120. A bit hard to do when you're either huddled in a small open air prison, when you're being thrown in the streets after being kicked out of your house, or you're simply shot in the head simply for refusing to be kicked out of your home. You know, just sayin.....
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  6121. So I'm looking at a waning superpower and an up and coming aspiring super power. The waning superpower is teaching their children that boys can be girls and girls can be boys. The aspiring super power is teaching their children how to use rifles and grenades and how to hate. I don't see this ending very well in the future.
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  6122. It's a topic which makes this woman go full retard.
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  6123.  @thebaldidiot  I'd imagine those rumors to be false. It looks like Turkey's EU membership is close to impossible for a few reasons. Reason 1. Push come to shove I don't think the Turks really want to join. Reason 2. The EU nations don't want it either. It's a ridiculous dance they're playing. New US military bases in Turkey are not impossible but again highly unlikely.
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  6124. ​ @blade5896  Of course I know and it's a terrible thing. I probably know the numbers better than you. The far left woke policies are destroying your continent. But that doesn't detract from my earlier statement about how you guys are reacting to what is happening in Turkey. As much as you're complaining they literally just got hit 10x as hard as you did and you make a smug comment like "they know how you feel." No dude they don't know, they got it 10x worse. Look at the numbers in question to understand what I'm saying and how ridiculous you sound.
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  6125.  @blade5896  You might want to take a second look at the demographics of that country. Percentage wise they've taken in a lot more during the refugee inflows over the past 10 years. With that said though they won't be replaced as quickly even with more immigrants. Unlike Europeans, they actually reproduce. Europe really is in a catch 22. There is no economic model conceived by humans which can withstand demographic collapse. Only way to stop it is by mass migration which will also kill you. I guess European leaders decided to go the route of the slow death instead of the fast one. Perhaps if they hadn't emasculated an entire generation of men they wouldn't have had this problem, I personally blame the feminists and cultural marxists. Are you adding to this problem also Blade or have you actually reproduced?
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  6126.  @TheLoyalpain  There is demonstrable evidence that what you're saying is absolutely false. IDF soldiers literally record videos of committing war crimes. Yet not one soldier has been known to have been held accountable for their actions WHICH IS ON VIDEO. So no, it doesn't mean what you say it means. Facts>Your feelings.
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  6127. What an odd segment that harps on the strangest aspects of this conflict. The entire globe recognizes Azerbaijan's sovereignty of this region in dispute. Armenia being prepared not prepared or recognize the obvious isn't really news is it? Do the Azeris really even care what the Armenians recognize or don't recognize considering they're in no position to do anything about it? Strange stuff.
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  6128. Where was Iran when Armenia invaded Azeri territories and ethnically cleansed over half a million Azeri civilians? Oh yea, Iran was helping arm the ones don't the ethnic cleansing. So please save us this Iran as the hero of the oppressed. In some cases it is, in other cases it is helping the oppressor.
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  6129.  @ObiJohnKenobi67  actually birth rates are quite predictable. For example not civilization known to man has ever reversed the decline after birth rates drop below 1.6. As far as tech for birth I also disagree. People aren’t having children because they don’t want children. Tech that makes birth easier won’t magically make people want to raise a child. Even if the tech had magical properties to make people want to raise children it still won’t work because it won’t happen in time. We’re too deep in low birth rate to have enough time to have the tech reverse it. The economic collapse will come well before the 2100s. No money no tech.
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  6130.  @macintoshteam6657  Didn't take much effort or skill. Ben just gives us so much easy material to work with. Mind you I am a conservative saying this. He has gotten so damned ridiculous the conservatives are turning on him as well.
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  6131. @SpeedyV, Because it would be hard to convince people to send money to an occupying force which illegally invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Imagine trying to collect money for that?
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  6132.  @speedyv6247  How is it a lie that this region is internationally recognized Azeri territory? How is it a lie that Armenia savagely invaded this area in the 1990s? How is it a lie that all Azeris were ethnically cleansed from said territory? In what alternate universe do you live?
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  6133.  @speedyv6247  So you're basically saying if we don't like the type of government a country has we have the moral authority to invade them, steal their land and ethnically cleanse their people? Is that your argument here? It goes back to what I said earlier. Good luck selling that to any rational person.
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  6134.  @speedyv6247  So you're going to ignore 800,000 civilians savagely ethnically cleansed and harp on some vague statement about 24 days if isolation? Seriously? The fact you're trying to rationalize these things makes me wonder about you as a human being. Do you also strangle puppies for fun?
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  6135. Even if their inflation reached 400%, the standard of living of the average Turk would still be double the average Indian. Facts>Your feelings.
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  6136.  @JosephBisio maybe that is because China isn’t slaughtering their children like cattle and stuffing them into modern concentration camps. What the Chinese are doing to this minority is terrible but it is nothing even remotely close to the brutality with which the Israelies have treated the Palestinians. I can’t really think of another nation in the modern era that treats this many people this poorly for such a long period of time. Only real thing you can compare it to is South Africa under apartheid.
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  6137.  @theanglo-lithuanian1768  I'd imagine international law isn't interested in your subjective view of what belongs to whom based on who was where 4,000 years ago. Imagine they were? The world would be in chaos.
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  6138.  @ashog1426  How about instead of delving into wild delusional conspiracy theories you actually try to debate the matter at hand. Is your position so weak that you have to turn this into a personal matter? Is it so hard to admit that ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians is a bad thing to do? So hard that you have to try your hardest to change the topic? Honestly, on an scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  6139. Well considering they own any organization that can arrest them. I'm fairly sure that won't happen.
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  6140. You might want to research the matter a tad bit more.
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  6141. How is it wrong to blame genocide Joe for this? Without him it wouldn't be possible. Who do you think is supplying all the bombs, money, political and military cover for it to happen?
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  6142. What in the world are you talking about? I might be no fan of Bannon but did you just call him a Nazi? The only people on this planet I'm aware of that act EXACTLY like the Nazis are the Zionists. I'm fairly sure Bannon isn't a Zionist. Also if you really want to fight anti semietism you might want to stop the insane amount of dehumanizing propaganda against the Palestinians (who btw are semitic people) Not to mention they're being murdered by Zionists in Israel who incase you didn't know aren't semetic. They're of European stock. Essentially Europeans who identify as middle eastern semitic people. Your ridiculously woke talking points and playing the victim is a card which has long expired. People know. The Zionist regime in the genocidal apartheid regime people call Israel is the most anti semitic group of people on the planet.
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  6143. I watched his show a few times years ago and couldn't finish an entire segment. I was always left wonder "who the fuk watches this guy." The fact he is an anchor and a so-called journalist says a lot more about or society than it does about him.
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  6144. Because the UK is realizing that they're losing support all over the globe fast over this issue. I still dont' think they realize just how bad it is and what this has done to their reputation. It is almost irreparable at this point. When people thought genocide, they used to think of 1940s Germany. New generations when they hear genocide they're going to think America, UK and Israel. This stain won't go away easily, if they think a few statements like this will make it go away, they're delusional.
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  6145.  @keshi5541  Yup. Although to be fair no one is screwing Africa more than France right now. It's not even close anymore.
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  6146.  @mohammedd.konneh4970  France survives=Africa suffers. They simply cannot help themselves, they will come for you if they can.
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  6147. It's globalization, when supply chains break down you'll be surprised who is dependent on what. Many nations thanks to global trade security since the late 1940s were able to explode their population far past what their local ability to feed that many people are. If ever the global trade system is shut down, like in a world war. More people will probably starve to death than die in the actual war. You say "produce it locally" but it isn't that simple. Not all nations have land as fertile as Ukraine and other factors which make the wheat extremely cheap. Much cheaper than if you produced it locally. So again for the past 80 years nations simply bet the system will keep going and go after the cheaper options. Which makes sense if you're a poor nation, you can't expect to grow something locally which costs 3 times as much when you can simply buy it cheaper. It's a dangerous situation the world has found itself in. If global trade on the high seas stopped for what ever reason, it's not just poor nations which would starve either. Rich nations like Saudi Arabia and Japan would starve to death as well. Food doesn't grow as well or as efficiently in every country. Blessed are those nations which are food secure AKA nations which can grow enough food to feed their population. These nations are few and far between.
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  6148.  @etholus1000  Are you referring to the Armenians ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeris from the region it brutally occupied in the 1990s?
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  6149. @Thulani D Ngubane, France isn't really an independent country. Their leader was installed their by the globalists. The idea of that tin pot wanna be dictator Macron joining BRICS is insanity.
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  6150.  SCPython  Macron probably went there to deliver a message for the globalists. He's the last guy you'd expect to be independent from his overlords. I'll say again France is not an independent nation.
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  6151. @Mike Roberts, The audacity of those Azeris right? Who in their right mind should have a right to be bothered by the fact you neighbor invades your internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanses 800,000 of your civilians. It's just evil to be bothered by this right?
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  6152. @Irene Kotarac, Aside from Tucker Fox news is really no different than CNN and MSNBC. Hannity himself is a hack, anyone remember him shilling so hard for the weapons of mass destruction? He is establishment through and through.
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  6153. The vast majority of the mainstream media is pushing the narrative that Israel was just sitting there and got attacked. Failing to mention that they stole these people's homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the remainder of them into history's largest concentration camp ever. The current administration in charge is left, the vast majority of the media is left and they're both falling over themselves to craft narrative which hides these realities. Not to mention working really hard to "support with anything they need" to the apartheid state. So when you say the "left" are you referring to the people who's narratives you're parroting? Tucker was dead on with this. He isn't one of those "America first but only after Israel" types. When he says America first, he actually means America first. Probably why the establishment and the left hate him. Probably a good reason why you probably hate him now too. This conflict has outed A LOT of people.
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  6154. ​ @jimtempleton8196  I think the government was pretty straight forward about Vietnam and the reasoning it gave for why we went. The leadup to the Iraq war however scared the living hell out of me.
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  6155.  @Good_Boy_3000  Simply a result of piss poor writing.
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  6156.  @RussianBot-kp8wn  Oddly enough you're doing the same exact thing no? Considering in this conflict happened because Armenia illegally invaded their neighbor's territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians. You trying to whitewash that or sympathize with it? O a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  6157.  @tunc34  You're right this guy is crazy, Turkey is not sending arms to Israel. But you're smoknig too much crack yourself if you think Turkey isn't still allowing Azeri cheap oil to get to Israel even during a genocide. If you guys don't want to be browbeaten for helping Israel, how about you stop allowing the oil to get to them? It can't be that hard no? People aren't stupid, everyone knows.
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  6158. @Killerlightning I don't think the Polish Belarussian and Greco-Turkish relations are nearly as explosive as what is happening in Bosnia right now. The issue in Bosnia is quite literally terrifying. It can quickly escalate and start pulling in third nations and spread. Hmm when did we see this happen last :O(
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  6159.  @aJoats  It's hard to disagree with much of what you say. All in all we're fuked lol
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  6160.  @DerrickSylvesterJamesJr  I'm 'not sure anyone claimed that voting for republicans will get democrats what they want or voting for democrats will get republicans what they want. All in all I'm not sure who and what you're arguing against. However there can be extremely small instances where that could happen. If anti war/interventionist democrats had voted Ron Paul, they'd get what they want as far as foreign policy. If anti war/ interventionist republicans had voted Bernie Sanders they'd get what they want. But in a broad sense I don't think anyone would argue for what you seem to be arguing against.
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  6161.  @DerrickSylvesterJamesJr  Yet you decided to reply to the one guy who didn't state otherwise? Interesting. Also to play devil's advocate your last statement is wrong. Red states have A LOT more affordable housing. Not to mention much lower property taxes which primarily hurt the lower income families more.
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  6162.  @DerrickSylvesterJamesJr  Slightly blue states is one thing but states which are completely and utterly controlled by democrats is another. If you add that into your equation you'll see what I'm saying. Look at places like New York, New Jersey and California. Can you tell me with a straight face they have anything near affordable housing? I live in New Jersey, I feel so bad for people who work minimum wage because they simply cannot survive.
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  6163.  @DerrickSylvesterJamesJr  The places which need and lack affordable housing in New Jersey like the larger cities like Camden, Newark, Jersey City and Paterson are all and have been 100% run by leftists for nearly 80 years. No one is complaining about affordable housing in the suburbs where people can afford expensive housing. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't it people who have trouble affording housing that the entire premise of affordable housing revolves around? I grew up in Paterson, I might know a thing or two about cities like this in New Jersey. Affordable housing was always a huge issue for us growing up in Paterson. Sadly it's 50x worse now for people still in that situation. So instead of falling on your reflex of protecting your party, it might make more sense to actually care about the issue and the people affected by it. You can't possibly can't be this callus to the suffering of people who aren't as fortunate as you, can you?
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  6164.  @DerrickSylvesterJamesJr  I wasn't interested in talking about one state. You were the one who threw New Jersey into the mix, not me. As far as defending parties I don't have a party to defend. I was utterly turned off by the republican party since my 20s when I saw the right push insane lies just so we can invade nations. It wasn't until Obama was in office till I realized it wasn't simply a republican problem it was an establishment problem that both parties are involved in.
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  6165. They don't have their own fighter. They won't have it for quite a while.
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  6166.  @AchmadHondaBasra  They pretty much built everything else they need. What makes anyone think they won't eventually get the engine as well?
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  6167. I find it interesting how DW tried to frame the Libyan and Syrian interventions as a sort of helping hand. It was anything but help as both those nations were completely and utterly destroyed and overrun with terrorists armed to the teeth by nations like France, my United States and Saudi Arabia. Merkel now looks like a fortune teller staying out of all that death and destruction which will plague Libya and Syria for another 20 years.
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  6168.  @DoYouKnow3838  You'd be surprised how many people here in America would like to see the psychos who've occupied our government to face the music of justice.
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  6169. @Arthur G, You do realize nations meet all the time. Is America going to leave Nato because Biden visited Saudi Arabia? Turkey's problem is quite clear, if Finland and Sweden don't adhere to the tenants of the agreement they recently signed, Turkey puts the veto back on the table.
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  6170.  @radio9730  You're either insane or working at a troll farm. This refugee trope you're using is insane. These people aren't refugees, they don't' want to leave. Any nation that helps Israel empty that place out will be according to international law aiding and abetting ethnic cleansing. The Rome Statues and Geneva convention is clear on this. No country is going to put themselves at risk like that by helping Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza.
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  6171.  @rft2001  That is some really ridiculous rhetoric, you're basing all this on what exactly? What your'e going through in India? No one cares about the insanity you and your cousins the Pakistanis are doing to each other. Your question isn't answered because the premise of your question is flawed. Debating with uncivilized people can be so frustrating.
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  6172.  @andrehunter1295  Yup that is what this is really all about. Apparently the reserves in Gaza are worth trillions, enough to power Europe for decades to come. As long as the Palestinians stay alive and don't flee, Israel's genocidal government wont' be able to get to those reserves
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  6173.  @solarsolaris7479  Yes along with the vast majority of the planet who blames Israel's illegal occupation, mass killings, stealing of homes, ethnic cleansing and sticking 2 million people into a concentration camp for this.
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  6174. @Brendon Lyons, this might be wishful thinking but I don't think the Russians are going to go through with it. The globalists however will do anything in their power to get this war. Lets see how it plays out.
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  6175. Except there aren't many caves in Lebanon. Did you fall asleep in geography class or something?
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  6176.  @HashilushHakodesh757  That was a pretty ridiculous comment bro lol
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  6177. The mass delusion of European leaders will be something studied in history books 100 years from now. They simply have not accepted the fact they are no longer a world power which can push nations to do as they please. Forget India, the EU would have issues brow beating nations half as self sufficient as India. This is pure and utter insanity.
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  6178.  @patriciarobainamourid6597  About 100 times what the average American makes a year. But the people in charge are happy it was shot down. Now their friends can bill the government for another one
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  6179. @Sheldonsnow803. Just because you aren't paying attention doesn't mean they weren't talking. Also that situation is quite different, neither the Russians or Ukrainians are sticking people in concentration camps.
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  6180. To be fair no one cares what an Australian PM has to say. Least of all China,
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  6181.  @frankdamsy9715  Supporting groups others consider terrorist are one thing. Supporting groups you yourself have branded terrorists is another thing entirely.
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  6182. @ 1. You believe the pro turanist movement has the money and resources to hire bots? 2. The turanist movement is a ridiculous idea considering people in Turkey aren’t even Turkic. Most are assimilated Anatolians 3. You have no argument considering you weren’t able to refute even one of the facts I presented. Facts>your feelings
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  6183. @ a guy who says people in Turkey aren’t Turkic is parroting Turkish state propaganda? I’d probably get thrown in jail there for saying that. Do you actually have an argument to make or will you continue to make overly emotional and ridiculous statements? I doubt your ability to come up with a rational response. And have demonstrated why
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  6184. @ yet you feel the need to make nonsensical claims instead ? That makes more sense to you? I fear for your sanity
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  6185.  @QUINTUSMAXIMUS he takes a lot of rational positions to mask the fact that he has one position that the vast majority of humans would find insane and disgusting
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  6186.  @Stephanie-zd5im  This is true. Not to mention there is video evidence of Israel doing so. They're tying injured women onto the hoods of their trucks as they drive around the west bank.
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  6187.  @Ala351  There is something called international law, you saying "this is mine" doesn't make it yours. Can you name one country on this planet who recognizes that territory as part of Armenia? Just one.
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  6188. @I Need THE Win, They had their arms twisted by the Turks and finally gave in on this deal.
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  6189. The world is changing so fast that most of us don't even notice how much it is changing. Who 30 years ago could have imagined some random guy in America (me) would be sitting here watching a podcast where an ex Pakistani or Indian General is giving his thoughts on a serious international issue. Technology is amazing. Crafting narratives and spoon feeding it to people isn't as easy as it used to be, it is hard to keep a bottle on the truth when people have access to so much information these days. Excellent podcast for the day, I feel as though I've learned something. So thank you @ANI News.
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  6190.  @Aditya_0211  Yes. Thought it was pretty clear in the original message.
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  6191.  @georgedevries3992  If that were enforced Nato would have like 3 members left lol
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  6192.  @deprogramm  They were actually far worse. You do realize it was a military dictatorship right? They're not very good now but they're still 1000x better than what they were in the 50s. Crack open a book for god's sake lol
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  6193.  @georgedevries3992  Improving? You mean like Canada and their draconian crackdown on protestors? I'm fairly sure in Hungary and Canada you don't get your assets frozen for disagreeing with the regime. The examples and the list can go on and on. Also presidents of nation's don't magically turn into dictators because a few billionaire bankers don't like their policies and have their news networks call them dictators. Both of them are populists (along with italy now) who actually are doing the bidding of their people and this is driving the globalist elites mad. I mean the idea of a leader doing what their voters actually want? Insanity right? Lets call them dictators lol
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  6194.  @deprogramm  I'd imagine the same could be said of a lot of nations. Two major factors contribute to this. How beholden nations are to members of an alliance. When you're a banana republic you have no choice but to go along with anything you're told to do. Lets make no mistake, in the 1950s Turkey wasn't exactly an independent nation. Washington completely and utterly dominated their policy. Second factor being the outright fear of the Soviet Union. Aside from the Baltic states and a few other eastern European nations, it isn't as if most nations feel a threat to their existence from Russia. This really changes the equation and gives nations more flexibility and maneuverability in their foreign policy. Cheap rhetoric rarely gets to the core of an issue.
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  6195.  @deprogramm  They fell into our laps because of everything you mentioned. Their utter fear of the Soviets. This then gave us an opportunity to set up shop in their nation and yes we did dominate every single aspect of their policy. Any politician we didn't like was immediately either thrown in jail or pushed aside. This was what the cold war was like, we had to do what we had to do to make sure the Soviets didn't expand. As far as the alliance, it's all in name right now. Not really much of an alliance left if you look behind the curtain. Also how much of an alliance is it really when member states are arming and funding armed groups who are blowing up schools and and hospitals in other fellow member states. Again reality is reality.
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  6196.  @teodorferseta8254 no they’ll attack those EU troops. Without an American backstop the eu would get wrecked there. Without American support this is a pipe dream
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  6197.  @Vrej.1  So you're defending the side which illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Seriously? Do you also push old women down staircases and strangle puppies in your spare time?
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  6198.  @ReviewWingsDSP  Are they though? They all seem to be working from the same script. But yes CNN and FOX news are probably the ring leaders of the fake news gang.
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  6199. @Jonahs4819. Is that how you rationalize stealing people's land, killing their children and then sticking the survivors into a concentration camp? Seriously? Someone doesn't need to be pro (insert anything you please here) to know apartheid is wrong, ethnic cleansing is wrong and concentration camps aren't wrong. I understand you have a real uphill battle here trying to do intellectual gymnastics to rationalize this behavior. I'd say good luck. This is the age of the internet where people don't use 1 or two news outlets to sell them a narrative. In the long run it is going to be hard to run away from facts.
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  6200. When you say "fight till there is nothing" do you mean that all 2 million people in that modern concentration camp should be killed? If so... relax Adolf.
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  6201. Let me get this straight. They're going to pass more legislation on legal guns while crime with illegal guns is running wild in Chicago? The same Chicago which already has some of the toughest legal gun regulations in the country? Could it be piss poor political management of the city which is leading to all these murders? Noooo of course not. Lets make it harder for people who barely ever commit a crime to get a gun, that will lower crime lol
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  6202. Hopefully they do, war would destroy so many lives there.
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  6203. @Maria yes everyone is out for their own interests. But some are looking for win win solutions while others are used to the slave vs master mentality. Yes obviously the Russians and Chinese have interests in China but they don't come with the baggage of expecting the Africans to roll over and do anything they want like the French. There will obviously be a give and take involved.
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  6204. @Greg Pek, how exactly are you surprised? Do you remember the Fox News coverage in the lead up to the Iraq war? They're shills for the deep state, well all except Tucker who honestly I'm shocked hasn't been silienced.
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  6205. This channel is truly a gem in the youtube universe. This guy's documentaries should be spread far and wide. So much better than the B.S. childish talking points that are thrown at us by mainstream outlets like CNN and the BBC.
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  6206. These guys get billions of dollars from America for not only things like surveillance but also cyber security for the IDF. They literally got hacked by some kids in a refugee tent in Jordan? What are they doing with all this money?
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  6207. I remember John Stewart ripping into Tucker over 20 years ago for being a media shill. Today, seems like Tucker is going to rip into Stewart for being a media shill.
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  6208. @Jesus is Lord The last thing this situation needs are more religious fundamentalists.
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  6209.  @egay86292 well two of the more popular sides of this story are well known. 1. The truth 2. Anything Israel says
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  6210.  @RouGeZH  By putting intense physical pressure on their governments to sell their natural resources to French companies for pennies on the dollar. This isn't that complex.
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  6211. So these same people cheer out of control defense spending and then reel against the government for not having enough money for other things? Hmmm
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  6212. @Karol Golofit, when the international order breaks down, Poland is bound to expand once Russia collapses. Not all expansions are military expansions but it will expand.
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  6213.  @LC-uh8if  The globalists would never allow it. Those three nations aren't strong enough to go against the grain and get away with it.
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  6214.  @badpiggies988  Liberal-leaning Ukraine? Seriously?
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  6215.  @azmhyr  So you get to decide who is what? How would you like it if I arbitrarily decided what you are?
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  6216.  @floralbeautyful  Controlling who can and who can't cross your border isn't racist. It's almost like claiming having a front door to your house is racist. Yes Greece is pretty ridiculous with 99% of things they do, this wall itself is also ridiculous considering most of the refugees go into Greece via boats through the water. This wall I'd imagine is probably a huge waste of EU tax payer money and thought up to make some contractors close to the government rich. It won't stop refugees because that isn't where the refugees come from. But in principle controlling borders isn't racist. You'd have to really stretch the word racist into some odd territory to make that happen.
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  6217. @Appletee6741, This isn't that complicated. He isn't bargaining. He is basically letting it be known he doesn't want Sweden in Nato. He literally made a request on something he doesn't even want for god's sake. How much more obvious can it get? lol
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  6218.  @ulfosterberg1979  How so? If you're referring to his domestic policies maybe you're right. If you're referring to how he is treating Sweden, you're smoking some really good stuff.
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  6219. People who know the media lied to us about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, the Ukraine war, told us covid came from a bat in a cave and try to convince us men can get pregnant. These same people who know all this suddenly think every narrative the media is telling us about Israel is 100% true. This is insanity on a level I can't seem to comprehend.
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  6220.  @anthonykatsaras6671  Wouldn't you have a casus belli against a nation that ignores all the treaties it signs? I would have hoped after a while Greece would have become civilized enough to adhere to treaties it signed, that it wouldn't be one of those nations who only understand the language of force. It's a bad road they're on, for now nations like mine will protect Greece and Greece knows it. But what happens when one day we decide not to protect them and leave them at the mercy of the Turks?
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  6221.  @georgekanavaros1842  So you're basically saying it was acceptable for a majority group on an island to go full Hitler and try to exterminate a small ethnic group on that island? Is that your argument? That is going to be a really difficult argument to sell my friend, few people will be on board with savagely ethnically cleansing every man, woman and child off an island just because of their ethnicity.
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  6222. @Thepeff, I was in college at the time and that era was a real eye opener for me as to how the world really works. I've been skeptical of our government and media ever since.
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  6223. It isn't even just that, many of these nations are scared and for good reason. they know what happens to nations that "step out of line." Iraq, Libya, Syria and the list goes on and on and on. They're scared. The mafia man is not easy to stand up against.
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  6224. Does the OP actually believe the insanity he just posted? Or is he a CNN bot? No other nation bombs hospitals like this, even in times of war. But I guess because they placed a motorcycle in the basement of the hospital that makes it okay. Wow the fact people are buying this is insanity.
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  6225.  @saywhat8966  Their entire job, on every issue is to craft and push false narratives. General rule of thumb. If you see the mainstream media pushing a narrative really hard. If you know nothing else, know the opposite of what they're pushing is probably true.
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  6226.  @evaluateanalysis7974  They've been openly funding groups which have been blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey for quite a while now. I wont' get into if what they did was right or wrong, that is a different debate. But trying to enter a collective defense organization while actively funding armed groups who are attacking one of the members of said defense organization is an awkward position to be in. But this is what happens when you have delusional woke governments making decisions.
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  6227.  @harmony5807  According to that logic, if we applied it to Armenia. One could simply say Armenia was part of the Ottoman empire. You do see what a ridiculous argument you're making no?
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  6228. @Bingqi Zhou, the losing side isn't living up to the terms of the truce so tensions continue. I have a feeling a Karabakh war 2.0 is brewing.
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  6229.  @knaftasticedc956  I would hope to god that I'm wrong and you're right. I wish I had your optimism, I simply can't bring myself into thinking that way with all I see going on around me everyday.
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  6230. Makes you wonder what the end game here is. The level of insanity going on everywhere boggles my mind.
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  6231. @John Ukraine doesn't have a properly functioning air force nor does it have cruise missiles. What exactly has the S-400 shot down in that conflict? I'm not even sure if they've even used it.
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  6232. If these fans only knew that this "new management they speak of" Adelson family also happen to be genocidal maniacs. Where if it weren't for their money and political favors they purchased by bribing politicians they'd stand trial at the international court of justice for crimes against humanity. Yet you're shocked they traded your favorite player in some odd backroom deal that makes no sense? They're literally going out of their way to try to murder 2.5 million women and children overseas and again you're shocked they don't care about the feelings of fans?
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  6233. Interesting enough this diaspora community is more likely to see regime change in Paris than they are in their native homeland. Just sayin....
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  6234.  @yuvalgabay1023  I'm asking a simple question. Do you believe South Africa should have stayed an apartheid state? Yes or no.
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  6235. @ few rational people are okay with the support Israel gets. Resistance against it is growing, it isn’t sustainable
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  6236. What kind of psychological damage does one have to have to end up like these two maniacs? Where in history have we see this type of derangement before? Hmmmm
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  6237.  @misaac179  When he says stop the war, what he really means is "bro you gotta finish this fast." But both he and Bibi are put in a tough spot because they never imagined how inept the IDF is.
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  6238. I would too if I was in his position. It's basically akin to someone picking a fight with you forever, talking loads of smack and you finally having enough of it and beating the ever loving piss out of him lol Yea, I'd be laughing too
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  6239. @Karen Emrick, you're right Biden has disgraced our country far too many times and counting :O(
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  6240. Clear cut case of how to formulate and push a false narrative.
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  6241. Drilling in Russia isn't cheaper. EU was getting it cheap from Russia not because of lower drilling costs but due to the low cost in delivery. Pipelines are cheaper than oil tankers.
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  6242.  @willielim3269  The natural gas pipelines built under the water were costly. The oil pipelines overland where quite cheap to build in relation to how much it costs to ship the oil via ocean tankers. Which again is why it's cheaper to buy it from Russia than ship it in via the ocean from other nations. Also the Russians usually pay for the bulk of the pipelines, seeing them as investments.
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  6243. ​ @douglassantet647  Turkey and Russia have massively conflicting interests. Yet at the same time it isn't in either nation's interest to "clash." Which is why they can be fighting a bloody proxy war in one place as bitter enemies and collaborating in another. America's unreliable and unpredictable foreign policy has forced both nations to find a way to get along. It is one of the strangest relationships you'll find in international relations.
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  6244. The hospitals are run by international aid organizations. Hamas are deep in tunnels. So the IDF seems to have no interest in going after Hamas, they're fully content simply bombing the living hell out of civilians from afar. Without our government threatening anyone who dares start the court procedings, Bibi and his crew would end up at the ICC court on trial for breaking almost every single law on the books in the Geneva convention and Rome Statues. Wouldn't be much of a trial either as the evidence is overwhelming.
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  6245. Yes it is true that Netanyahu insults the intelligence of the American people. But you know what else is true? Bernie Sanders insulting the intelligence of his former followers. Bernie seems to think people didn't notice that when this all kicked off Mr. Sanders was quite the cheerleader for this genocide. Quite gunho about parroting the talking points to rationalize this genocide. Yes Mr. Bernie, we're not stupid. Everybody saw you turn a 100% U-turn when you realized this wasn't going to end fast and you'd get a huge political backlash. You should also be aware Mr. Sanders that under the Geneva convention of genocide, you too are culpable for this genocide for aiding and abetting. So please don't insult our intelligence by pretending after the fact that you're against this genocide. Too little too late Mr. Sanders.
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  6246. @Thunder Warrior, this legit made me laugh out loud.
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  6247. @comeback_ Egypt itself doesn't depend on that money. The Egyptian ruling elite depend on that money because it goes directly to thema and that is the money they use to oppress the people so they can keep power. So in a way, the ruling elite in Egypt is completely and utter dependent on that money. It isn't cheap to stay in power when the vast majority of the people you're ruling hate your guts. 1.25 billion is a lot of money when it goes directly into the apparatus to oppress your own civilians. If that dries up they'll have to siphon that money off from somewhere else and the public is already on the brink of revolution there.
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  6248. @strifelord5239 So let me try to understand your logic here. You're saying because other nations did terrible things 100s of years ago. Israel should be allowed to do those same things today? Bro, did you even think through your comment before making it? Also what you're saying is actually antisemitic. The Palestinians who are Semitic are being brutally oppressed and ethnically cleansed by mostly non semitic European Zionists. You're actually the antisemite.
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  6249. Even if France was neutral, what is the point of bringing them into the talks? They have zero influence in that region nor the ability to project power into it. The fact that France even thought it could mediate this goes to show the level of delusion the regime in France is living under.
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  6250.  @hstyler69  Anyone who has been there knows this to be true. They are very hard working and some what intelligent. But he forgot to add that they're so corrupt they'd also rob their own moms.
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  6251.  @odez5412  What you said is not only false it is demonstrably false. Again anyone who knows that nation and has had experience there since the early 90s knows how bad the corruption is today and how bad the corruption was well before Erdogan. They were corrupt before him, corrupt during his tenure and they'll be corrupt after.
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  6252. Even by Israel's own statements they show how much they lie. They tell us Hamas is deep deep in the tunnel system. Then the bomb the living hell out of civilians above ground and claim they were trying to get Hamas. It makes no sense. If the IDF had any interest in Hamas, they'd simply go into those tunnels and fight this out. Instead of ignoring Hamas and slaughtering women and children.
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  6253. Their style is generally botching things up. So yea, kind of is their style.
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  6254.  @KarunanithiNRamachandran  This actually isn't true. It is essentially the aura they have built up through movies, shows and media. The reality is quite different. Not to mention they didn't even notice a bunch of people stuck in a concentration camp ready to attack them. Forget the best in the world at this, they might be one of the worst.
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  6255.  @benjones4365  There really was no conflict in that region until the Russians moved into it. But this specific conflict in question a lot of it is tied to the 1990s when Russia egged on Armenia to invade Azerbaijan. The fact they brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians after their invasion didn't help matters.
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  6256.  @MustardSkaven  The people in the west bank? What did they do to provoke this? Well according to the Israeli settlers they've done 2 things. 1. They were born the wrong ethnicity. 2. They happen to be living on a piece of land someone else wants. Those two things are their crimes.
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  6257. Do you blame that guy for coming to benefit or do you blame your leaders who allow him in? It's an interesting question.
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  6258. @Joem0088. Ukraine only had a few of them. Everyone has seen the footage of the amount of damage those things did before going down. Russia obviously freaked the fuk out and put intense pressure on Turkey to stop giving Ukraine more. You don't see them because Ukraine no longer has access to them.
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  6259.  @cajaandjelkovic2975  I guess my opinion is important enough for you to respond to no? I like most civilized people don't want to see a war happen here. Most people around the world knows what happens when there is a war in that region. Basically the Serbs start slaughtering civilians as per usual. No good.
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  6260. @Jennifer Villarta, no they know the EU will simply get into relationships with other nations who will then turn around and blackmail them. Imagine Europe becomes just as addicted to central Asian and Azeri gas? How do they think this will end?
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  6261.  @JamesSmith-ix5jd  You're right about it taking years to get the proper infrastructure in place to replace Russian gas. But to say "It's still Russian gas" is weird. AZ is now a sovereign state.
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  6262.  @JamesSmith-ix5jd  They produce more than enough to fill the existing pipelines right now. Now if they built a few more huge pipelines and started sending massive amounts into Europe (which would take about 5 years to build out) then yes they'd have to buy from Russia to meet the demand. Even they it might not happen as they could easily build a pipeline across the Caspian Sea and get it from Central Asia at a much cheaper price than Russia.
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  6263. And who is going to pay for that?
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  6264.  @ikman3410  Yes for that you'd need to own the world reserve currency. Good luck with that one lol
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  6265. @Ali, I don't think what this guy did had anything to do with Islam. The fact he went out of his way to do this in front of the Turkish embassy in Sweden right when Sweden is in detailed negotiations with Turkey over their Nato membership is quite interesting. He could have done this in any nation yet he decided to do it in Sweden. He could have done this in front of the insane amount of embassies from Muslim nations in Sweden yet he did it in front of the Turkish embassy. Something is very fishy here and it isn't this guy's political ideology.
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  6266.  @Jaxteller-c5j  They literally tell everyone to fuk off and perform military actions while large nations are screaming at them not to. Weak af? Seriously? Not only do they do it but everyone warning them is unable to follow through. So who is weak? Those who threaten direction action against them? Or them who actually do what they're warned not to do? Do tell. I'm not the biggest fan of Turkey and it's policies. But at the end of the day don't be delusional. Their military prowess is strong AF and everyone knows it.
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  6267. @ when you say free of ethnic bs from Syria are you referring to the refugees. If so then you agree with me without realizing it. Obviously a prosperous and stable Syria will entice more Syrians to go home. Are you brain dead or something? Also do you actually know what democracy and democratic norms are?
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  6268. @ odd thing is Col Douglas Mcgregor was actually asked this question. He said in the unlikely event the Turks mobilized their army and marched south. We don’t have enough in that region currently right now to stop them. And by the time we mobilized enough men and equipment and shipped it to the region he claims they’d be drinking tea in Tel Aviv by then. The point isn’t if the Turks would do it of not. The point is “if they did” what would happen. The IDF would get steam rolled
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  6269. ​ @XanaduRising  You do know how strawman arguments work right?
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  6270.  @sthubbins4038 my thoughts were he was a piece of shit for taking that stance. Funny thing is he now agrees with me on that. Large is a man who has the self awareness to admit what they did was a piece of shit move.
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  6271.  @pumalee1997  This crash has nothing to do with that. lol
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  6272.  @smitprmr  I guess it's easier to do that than actually try to explain why the banks failed because of Ukraine. Very impressive.
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  6273.  @smitprmr  Wow I wish I knew the answer to that question.
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  6274. @Nikolas Maillis, I'm not sure invading territory that belonged to you hundreds and hundreds of years ago still isn't an invasion. Imagine the world worked the way you seem to want in to work? There would be about 800 invasions in the world right now that no one would be able to call invasions. According to your logic Russia isn't invading Ukraine right now?
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  6275.    Would be nice if Nato and Putin would simply leave Ukraine alone. Neither side is going to do that so here we are.
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  6276.  @SB-ok3xc  That is probably how this will end.
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  6277.  @wheelinthesky300  Doesn't look like it. Looks like they'll be there for quite a while.
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  6278. @Mormielo, We seem to have this sick situation where we as a society love and cheer our troops while sending them off to battle. Then don't seem to give a rat's arse about them when they come home wounded from said battle.
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  6279. Probably for the same reason people in India don't use toilets. It is a big mystery.
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  6280.  @ameyas7726  And Scholz said Israel should keep doing what it is doing, essentially targeting women and children. This is why they talk, because they disagree. Scholz is supporting genocide and Erdogan wants people stuffed into the world's only concentration camp to be treated fairly. Again they disagree and they should keep talking.
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  6281. Why would they do that? Being in Nato prevents Nato from attacking you. At least that is probably how the Turks see it.
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  6282.  @samsonsoturian6013  I'm not sure it was possible to "exaggerate" the results of something you actually have video footage of. As far as exaggerating their progress, not sure how they could have done that because they surrounded their enemy and forced a surrender. I follow all conflicts just like I'm following Ukraine. During the Karabakh war I watched Armenian media telling it's people "we're winning the war, the Azeris are taking heavy losses." Then bam, they surrender. I'm not sure anyone has seen that level of propaganda by a losing side in a war since the Nazi TV broadcasts were telling their people they're winning while the Russians were like 10 miles outside of Berlin. lol
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  6283.  @tomshanakian909  They were defending one of the easiest defendable terrains on the planet. All mountains, barely any roads and millions of ambush points. Not to mention armed to the teeth with Russian military tech. Yet they were completely routed in about a month. If Russia didn't step in the Armenian forces would have been completely massacred. That doesn't sound to me like a very stout defense. Not to mention everyone following the war saw all the videos of Armenian soldiers abandoning their positions and running. Not judging, I would have probably run too if I was in a war like that. But to turn around and claim they fought well is just plain ridiculous.
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  6284.  @samsonsoturian6013  Again I was following that war and watched a lot of youtube videos of the battlefield. I don't remember seeing much Azeri activism but I do remember seeing a horde of pro Armenian comments in English talking about how they're winning and the Azeris are on the verge of collapse.
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  6285.  @ramsimon8045  According to your logic one could then claim Azerbaijan was fighting Armenia, Russia and Iran. Considering both of those nations were arming Armenia. Fact of the matter is you had Russian and Iranian weapons and the Azeris purchased Israeli and Turkish weapons. Difference is they paid for their weapons and Armenia's were gifted. Fact of the matter is the Armenian forces weren't up for the fight and they were routed. It's really that simple, all this mental gymnastics and cognitive dissonance games being played to obstruct from that reality isn't healthy.
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  6286. The funny thing is Israel is probably the biggest anti-semitic state on the planet. It has literally thrown 2.3 million semitic people (Palestinians) into a concentration camp. The way they play with words is so ridiculous.
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  6287.  @anomaliesanonymous the Zionists don’t need those nations to collapse them. Their own insanity will do the job just as well.
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  6288.  @Townsend437 everyone knows what it really is now. It is essentially the modern version of nazism.
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  6289. ​ @Speed IOT You're right the Azeris weren't deported in an organized fashion with buses. They were brutally ethnically cleansed to the tune of over 800,000 civilians. Are you going to play the "denial" card now? Will you go to often used playbook of "how to deny war crimes" that every denier uses?
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  6290. Syria claims it was done by "terrorists funded by known international actors." They're basically saying the Biden administration is behind this. Wouldn't surprise me one bit if it were true.
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  6291.  @ytpremium9462  Yes but in the long term they're destroying their credibility. Even people who hate Trump start to roll their eyes at the way the media is operating. Short term clicks, long term death for the business model
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  6292. @Tommy Tam, So true. I also get the same feeling when Biden meets with Macron and that little man who is president in Canada.
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  6293. Truth be told anyone who cares to know the truth can easily find the truth. Anyone who is seriously curious knows full well what is happening in the middle east. (disclaimer) it is nothing like the narratives the corporate media is feeding us.
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  6294. @kaunBanegaKatorapati2434 Why are people from that part of the world so toxic? Is it something in the water in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh? Serious what is it? Why so toxic?
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  6295. If we get involved, it is going to make trade through the strait even more difficult and even shut it down. So nations which won't be affected, like us or Canada would be a lot more likely to take action and risk the strait being shut down. Lackey states like England, France and maybe Germany will come along for the ride as they don't seem to have an interest in safeguarding the interests of their people. The psychos in Washington see this as a win win. Force Europe to be more dependent on us and give a show of force in the middle east with the hope it will bring everyone else in line. But considering their track record, this is going to blow up in our faces like Ukraine did. This won't affect China much, their goods will still get to Europe, Europe will just have to pay more for them. China will only get nervous if this spills over into the Persian Gulf. If anyone is nervous right now it is a lot of the smaller European.
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  6296. You speak as if securing the grain deal is a bad thing. You do realize it releases billions of pounds of cheap wheat onto the world markets. Many African nations are going to starve without it. The fact you're making this out to be a bad thing essentially means you have no issues with people starving. This is surreal. Do people at your job know what a pscyho you are?
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  6297.  @dragonlordskator  28 trillion? It's A LOT more than that.
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  6298.  @benlotus2703  What voters think no longer matters in any of the nations where globalists are in charge. The only places where voters views are taken into concern are oddly the nations which the globalist media is telling us is run by dictators lol
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  6299. This is really really bad news for people who live in those two nations. America already moved to sacrifice it's knight (Ukraine) against Russia. Now it seems they're looking to sacrifice a pawn (Armenia) to set more fires in the region. I'm not sure what assurances the Biden administration gave Yerevan but if Yerevan assuming American protection starts getting aggressive. They're going to fall into a very very rude awakening. They're going to get wrecked and they'll get nothing from Washington aside from a few sanctions against their enemies and nice words of encouragement. Russia being the only state actor which can stop Armenia from getting wrecked probably won't lift a finger either considering Armenia's pivot toward the west. This is going to end really really badly.
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  6300. S-300 missiles proved worthless in the Nagorno Karabakh war.
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  6301.  @Phineas1626  Pol Pot was generally against people openly airing their views. Pol Pot was probably more aligned with the lady interviewing this man.
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  6302. @Thomas Punt, there was a time which lasted quite a while that America's military might and being under said military might felt like a warm impenetrable blanket. Those days are gone, nations like Poland are getting nervous and thinking the day might come where they have to fend for themselves.
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  6303.  @chickenfishhybrid44  Poland isn't stupid enough to believe the situation of the United States defending them will last forever. I do agree about an EU army being a childish fantasy.
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  6304.  @chickenfishhybrid44  I don't think anyone claimed anything was a "forgone" conclusion. I also don't think most rational people believe Poland shouldn't find a way to defend themselves when it's more often than not such protection won't last forever. It's not a forgone conclusion but very likely protection from half way across the world won't be indefinite. Crack open a history book for god's sake.
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  6305.  @chickenfishhybrid44  I'm fairly sure you responded to me, so it's fairly obvious who I am or am not debating with. This idea you have that the United States will continue to protect Poland till the end of time is nothing short of childish delusion. You're debating against people assuming it's a foregone conclusion that the United States will stop defending Poland in the near future. No one on this thread actually claimed that. You're literally trying to debate a ghost then claiming other people are. Honestly at this point it feels like I'm debating some inbred refugee.
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  6306.  @briangbur8743  Not sure I'd call them neocons. They're simply people who think what the media tells them to think. Remember the movie don't look up.
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  6307. How did it come to this. Who could have thought that Canada which has been known worldwide as a strong democracy would turn into one of the most autocratic undemocratic regimes in the western world. We can all still pretend Canada is still a liberal democracy where human rights are high on the agenda but reality will eventually rear it's head as it always does.
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  6308.  @OussamaBEKK-hr8wd  No King can stay in power without the people's consent. Revolution my friend, revolution. How else can any group take their country back?
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  6309.  @RuLeZ1988  How exactly are they being aggressive? What sovereign nation have they invaded in the past 70 years? What are these delusional talking points people seem to have? Has society as a collective legitimately decided that facts don't matter and emotions do?
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  6310.  @jonye7511  It's just simple human nature that tends to push people in that direction. I can't say when this will happen but happen it will. Especially India and China, they're going to have to find a way to get along if either of them want to survive.
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  6311.  @onejohn2.26.  When speaking of evil I'd imagine you're referring to the genocidal maniac at the head of the apartheid regime people call Israel. Right? Surely you can't be referring to the guy stuck in a concentration camp his entire life and fought against the occupation until his last breath. Throwing a stick at a drone while his other arm was blown off.
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  6312.  @MrBetabit  "current governments may be more concerned may be more concerned about the comments section than the content of the videos." Hmmm interesting reply.
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  6313.  @tomlxyz  No to mention Greece is essentially a 3rd world country that produces nothing.
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  6314.  @Grenadier311  While a fraction it is the largest thread in the sweater. If that gets pulled, well you know what happens to the sweater.
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  6315.  @oldmanmillennial1980  You can't get that food around without oil. Also for food secure nations, oil packs a bigger punch. So unless you're looking to compete with nations like Ethopia, food isn't nearly as large a weapon as oil.
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  6316. The idea of the Canal is now dead. It is a pipedream. Just like the idea of Ukraine defeating Russia. Pipedream after pipedream. The globalists seem to have lost touch with reality, everything they touch is turning sour.
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  6317. @CJ Tymczak, I'm no fan of this dude but you should realize he was elected and if his insane economic policy doesn't work well, he will be voted out. Ridiculous claims like dictatorship don't really apply here.
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  6318.  @giacintored6924  The sad part is the EU will eventually fail with or without Poland and Hungary.
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  6319.  @shamtradtam3769  So it's Poland and Hungary's fault that when I got to the store everything I try to buy is made in China. Please do explain.
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  6320.  @reallifehack4790  That Union needs a lot more strengthening than Hungary leaving can provide. As I said earlier with or without Poland and Hungary the EU is going to fall apart eventually.
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  6321. I guess the Africans feel indirect colonization is better than direct colonization by France.
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  6322. People will reject war crimes and war criminals. Kamala will lose
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  6323.  @lornewazny7152  Assuming "freedom of press" actually exists in the EU. Russia is terrible yes, not somewhere I'd want to live. But the way you're explaining Europe is not the reality of what Europe is. It's a pipedream. The EU is slowly turning into the Soviet Union 2.0 where the will of the people means absolutely nothing. Brussels decides and you obey.
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  6324.  @darenzy  Military and economic might gave them the world police badge. That is how the world works. Speaking of the Balkans, when the Ottomans had the military and economic might in that region they were holding the police badge there. That is how the world works. I'm not saying it's right but it does answer your question.
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  6325.  @darenzy  You're right the fake morality over the Ukraine issue is ridiculous. Not sure how that changes the gist of my comment though. Also as far as merciless with the Ottomans don't be' that ridiculous. They were a lot more lenient than any other empire of that era on people they conquered. You're lucky it wasn't the Russians, British or French who occupied you around that time. If that was the case, you'd have no national identity or language right now.
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  6326.  @darenzy  Really depends on how you "punish" them. If all goes perfectly fine there is zero incentive for any public in a democracy to put any sort of pressure on their government to change their actions. In an autocracy punishing the public will lead to zero results like you said.
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  6327. For anyone paying attention it's quite clear they don't want an all out conflict. They do however want back a piece of Lebanon Israel illegally occupied not long ago. If I was a betting man, the moment the Israelies feel they have the advantage, they'll attack Lebanon again. So I guess the trick for Lebanon is to continually work to have a decent deterrent. Israel tends to really only understand the language of force.
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  6328.  @brandonhinton866  I doubt it. Pain is an amazing teacher. It can teach anyone.
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  6329. This was bound to happen when they completely and utter emasculated an entire generation of men. So yea, it is girls (EU) vs guys (anyone they're up against)
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  6330.  @joseribeiro9564  He is Romanian and likes to think about the interests of Romania. Not Russia, not the EU, not Europe. Romanian. I know it is an alien concept to a lot of you globalists.
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  6331. You’re right there is no going back after this. Especially after learning just how evil and depraved the Zionist movement is
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  6332.  @nerrler5574  Their democracy was a lot worse when they joined. Please do a bit of research before making such insane claims.
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  6333. Another case of our leaders under the control of a foreign power. These political have meltdowns when an Israeli scratches or scraps their knee. But Americans suffering after a natural disaster. Who cares right?
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  6334.  @Abd-t4k  You asked what mechanisms exist. I explained which ones do. As far as political realism, a realistic person would understand political winds constantly change. Take a look at history.
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  6335. Not one of the prime movers, theeee prime mover. They basically begged Obama to do it. Obama said he'd help but he'd lead from behind. Then after 4 days the French military was essentially tapped out and ran out of munitions and America had to step in and Finish it off. God knows what they offered Obama in return because France knew it wouldn't be able to handle the job itself.
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  6336. @Red Comet, Greece? lol That is like being trained for the 100 meter dash by a guy in a wheel chair.
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  6337.  @RedComet666  True but I'm not sure if it's better than nothing. It is essentially nothing.
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  6338.  @Nubenhoofer well said. People need to understand that not all Jews are Zionists. Zionism is a political movement. Judaism is a religion
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  6339.  @virginiahouse1456 trump won’t take anyone as VP that AIpac doesn’t approve.
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  6340.  @Amal-lm5fc  If this was the case why are Christian Palestinians involved in the resistance? You think maybe that if someone comes into your house, slaughters most of your family, then sticks you in a small shed half starving in the backyard while you watch them dancing over the graves of your family you just might be a tad bit upset? Using some random rhetoric that only the insane believe to rationalize these crimes against millions of people is old bro, no rational person takes it seriously anymore.
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  6341.  @yossarianreborn2904  Is your contention is that people today should be judged by actions of their ancestors going back 1000 years. I'd imagine Europe wouldn't be able to look in the mirror, like ever.....
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  6342.  @Галчонок-с8я  English please, I don't understand that gibberish.
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  6343. @Sandman, Sending a lightweight like the French president would probably embolden Putin more than anything.
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  6344.  @stevencharnock9271  Why would the Russians buy second rate overpriced equipment from France?
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  6345. Yea you and millions and millions of other people. It's not an insane idea lol
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  6346. @Terry, I'm not sure if asking a nation to stop financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in your country is an "enhancement." lol
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  6347.  @jesusofnazareth3507  Either that or you could say no one wants to ally with Russia.
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  6348. The concept of a civil war is outright terrifying. I can't even imagine the levels of horrors our nation would be subject to. With that said I agree with the video's view that if a civil war were to break out, the right would completely and utterly demolish the left. He who can get a larger share of aggressive young men filled with testosterone to fight hard for them will win. I have a hard time seeing young men driven to the current rallying cry of the left. As far as the military joining the right in a forgone conclusion I'm not so sure. Most of the leaders in the military are heavily left leaning. So you'll basically have the higher ups giving orders to join the right. Some soldiers will follow their superiors and others won't.
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  6349.  @modithewokebutcher.9855  Israel won't sell them armed drones. They will leash them unarmed drones at insane prices which they've already done. Israel has been working hard to patch up relations with Turkey for a long time now and selling Greece armed drones isn't exactly the best way to get that done.
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  6350.  @BuyJiafeiyassifiedpr0ducts  Telling a person they are unamerican just because they have a different opinion than you is actually the definition of unamerican. The fact you lack the self awareness to actually grasp that simple concept is sad yet funny at the same time.
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  6351. @Michael dy, That is another trope being thrown around which is completely detached from reality. Turkey is still secular, I live here 6 months out of the year and have been doing so for the past 20 years. This idea that the country is turning to Sharia laws is what people would call "fake news." There has not been on such law passed in the past 20 years. Not one.
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  6352. Funny this video doesn't show the EU which has probably seen the sharpest decline in democracy in the past decade of any region. The ruling elite literally doesn't give a flying fuk what the people want.
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  6353. @Daniel Botwood, so your contention is that a nation which is rife with insane amounts of corruption should give more resources into the corruption machine? Seriously?
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  6354.  @danielbtwd  Yes I agree that their problems in the long term will be much worse being part of the EU. That still doesn't explain why exactly those people should relinquish that much control to their national government either. Just as the EU is corrupt, so is their national government. Most Greeks will agree with this. What the Greeks need is more freedom, not less. They don't need the EU boot on their throat and they don't need their own government's boot on their throats either.
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  6355.  @danielbtwd  And who do you believe is helping perpetrate this war against "the common man." It's mainly governments and their policies no? And you want them give them more power over more industries?
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  6356.  @danielbtwd  I too have zero interest in any sort of squabbling, I actually enjoy an exchange of ideas especially with people who disagree with me. Many times it's an opportunity for me to realize I'm wrong about something. I'm just not sure how wise it is in a country like Greece which has an extremely corrupt government to actually allow the government to nationalize industries.
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  6357.  @mkodyglobalsouthsoldier  lol 🤣
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  6358.  @gerodimon101  You harp on and on about Cyprus but you do realize that a majority on that island tried to exterminate a minority group on that island right? A final solution type situation which their leaders weren't too shy about boasting about. I'd imagine you can make fine arguments about Turkey's incursions into Syria and Iraq and I'd agree with you 100%. But when you harp on and on about their presence on Cyprus without mentioning why they're there. It almost tells me you wish they never went there and an entire ethnic group was essentially completely ethnically cleansed? It's rich that you'd take a position like this and then have the audacity to call anyone else an aggressive state? You do realize the insanity in your arguments right? It would be akin to Germans literally complaining that they weren't able to kill enough Jews. That's basically what you're doing here.
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  6359. @Robert Burk, forget kicking them out, the powers that be wouldn't even let them leave if they tried. They'd probably stage an overthrow of their government just to keep them in. The strategic importance is too great. Also the last thing you need is the most capability military in that entire region now on the other side. As annoying as they are with a lot of things, their concerns over Sweden joining Nato are very valid. How exactly can you join a defense network when you're financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in a member state of the same defense network. It's simply awkward.
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  6360.  @borisblvd5354  No it is usually the money. It then looks for any excuse to convince people to follow that reasoning by using religion for example. We've seen this before, how we created and funded ISIS with the sole purpose of destroying Syria and getting at their oil reserves.
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  6361. @Alex Kendall, I'd find that hard to believe considering Turkey has also been fighting Russia in proxy wars in about 3 different places. I think what Turkey wants is quite simple. For Nato nations and aspiring Nato nations to stop funding organizations which blow up schools and hospitals in their country.
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  6362.  @alexkendall8844  France has a "beast of a military." You sure about that? Especially when their X generals have gone on record complaining France only has enough munitions to fight a war for 4 days? It's also believable what they're saying considering what happened during the joint American French military operation in Libya. Obama said America would lead from the back and let France do the heavy lifting. After 4 days the French military was spent and America had to step in and finish the job. Is that the "beast of a military" you speak of? Hell if a full blown war broke out tomorrow France wouldn't even be able to take on Poland.
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  6363.  @nightmark2120  So it's your contention that a nation which is angry that an applicant nation into Nato is at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member country? That is your definition of unreliable? What would be reliable? A government which simply doesn't care that it's schools and hospitals are being blown up all because some guy named "night Mark" on youtube can be happy? Are you serious?
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  6364. So another hard line "musalman" will make you happier? lol
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  6365.  @Aydemir18  Sure he is. Also are you aware of what the word secular means?
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  6366.  @Aydemir18  Secularism is a political philosophy and a way to organize society. It isn't a description of a person. I'd imagine your schools taught you that right? People aren't secular, systems are secular.
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  6367.  @xgkotkot42  Which goes back to the OP's original post. It has a casus belli because it's making demands no other nation on earth has made. This is a high level of aggression which isn't wise when you're a weak nation.
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  6368.  @xgkotkot42  The Lausanne treaty which was signed by many nations has been observed by every single country that signed it. Except Greece.
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  6369.  @douavang856  My guess is... Neither.
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  6370. They can't be completely neutral in this war. Having Russia control the entire Black Sea is a nightmare for the Turks. They'll lean towards Ukraine but will also work to end this war as soon as possible.
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  6371.  @cotyb5028  That isn't what Zionism is though. Zionism is a racist ideology which believes in the superiority of one group over another. This idea that certain humans are no better than animals to a point you can simply "build your state" right on top of their heads. It is the ideology which has led to the only apartheid state on the planet. There is a point where empty words fail and reality must be articulated. This is what Zionism is. Not to mention there are A LOT of Jews who agree with this assessment.
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  6372.  @jackgalmitz  Everyone pretty much knows what is true. Some have the moral fortitude to say the truth out loud. Others don't. Call a spade a spade. What Israel is doing is the first time the world has seen behavior like this since WW2.
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  6373. @Sabri.92. Palestinians are semitic. So anyone who is not against Palestinians being thrown into concentration camps, is technically anti-semitic. Don't let people misuse that phrase as a bullying tactic to rationalize brutality, murder, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing.
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  6374.  @justaplainspokengirl  90% of the time I see it, it is used as a tool to shut down debate or to rationalize Apartheid or ethnic cleansing. Remember anytime you hear it, your opponent is telling you've lost the debate.
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  6375.  @SterileNeutrino and French occupation wasn’t brutal?
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  6376.  @leonardostacane863  You're right about that, no one saw that coming. But just because everyone was shocked at the ineptitude of the Russian military doesn't mean they're suddenly going to go making ridiculous decisions.
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  6377. @jamesfogerty2493. I'm fairly sure this conflict started when Israel stole their homes, slaughtered their children and stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp.
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  6378. He has no choice. That country does not have a history of non peaceful transfer of power after elections.
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  6379.  @appsreview5698  Also let me ask you something. Do you believe a mechanized army going out of it's way to murder as many women and children as possible to be a good thing? If so, you need to question if you're really a Christian or not.
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  6380.  @Pointi69  Nations trade with nations who are against them all the time. The point the guy here is making is the false morality the EU pretends to have in it's relations. You have to say he has a point. As far as "our money" are we discounting the billions and billions France steals from Africa every year? Seems like it is their money you're threatening them with. Not that any of this matters anymore, the EU is a dying an decaying region of the world no one takes anything they say seriously anymore. If you want a deal with the EU, call Washington, they run the EU.
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  6381.  @1001Balance  Let me get this straight. You claim nations like France want transparency yet do everything in their power to install non transparent corrupt leaders? Then when the people overthrow those corrupt leaders nations like France then threaten them with military force? Interesting indeed. You might as well club a baby seal and push an old woman down the stairs at the park.
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  6382.  @petesmitt  Relatively speaking, yes I guess you could say that. Compared to the IDF, even Putin's army look like boy scouts.
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  6383.  @beautifulempatheticliberal5204  Apparently the leaders you constantly elect don't agree with you.
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  6384. All known evidence points to Genocide. White house (which has a bad relationship with facts) claims the opposite.
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  6385. No. But it will prevent the illegal Armenian militia groups from ethically cleansing 800,000 civilians again
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  6386.  @jasperreichardt  So essentially what you're saying is that you're having an emotional meltdown hurling 12 year old insults because you lack the ability to actually debate the subject matter. That's essentially all you're saying right now.
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  6387.  @jasperreichardt  So that is your entire argument. Read wikipedia? lol Are you unable to articulate yourself what is there? I'm also glad you're admitting to having an emotional meltdown. It means you're an unstable person screaming at someone on the internet like a child. Raised by a single mother perhaps?
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  6388.  @MegaSockenschuss  Imagine how fukin horrible you have to be for people to welcome people like Wagner in your place. Wagner for god's sake lol
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  6389.  @arondir3622  That is a fair and reasonable point. If enough people in your country agree with your assessment he'll lose. If they don't he'll win. It's really that simple. The people will speak and people should respect the will of the people. Regardless of who wins and loses.
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  6390. CBS take on the issue. If the guy we want doesn't win the election democracy. If the guy we don't want wins the election it's a return to autocracy. Seriously? It's not enough you constantly lie to us about our own elections now you're going to lie about another nation's elections as well?
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  6391.  @craigthenurse5077  I guess cargo ships are fair game if you're going to put sanctions on an apartheid state. Yemen has a right to defend it's borders no? lol
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  6392.  @darkgalaxy5548  lol
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  6393. "Fears of ethnic cleansing" Armenia invades Azerbaijan, brutally ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians and mass slaughters entire villages of people in the 1990s. Democracy now: Nothing to see here Azerbaijan reinvades the region and 4 civilians die. Democracy now: Ethnic cleansing Then these types of mainstream news outlets wonder why everyone is calling them fake news. Can you for one, on any topic. Just one topic not push a false narrative. Please, just once give the facts and tell the truth. We're not asking for much. Just once.
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  6394.  @lamarravery4094  Pushing nations to get off the dollar slowly started to gain steam under sanction happy Bill Clinton. Bush came in and stepped it up, Obama came in and took it even farther. Trump and now Biden are following the tradition. You can only weaponize your currency for so long.
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  6395.  @funbarsolaris2822  Let me guess, you're one of those people with a nonsensical degree who voted for Genocide Joe. Leading directly to the murder of hundreds and thousands of people. I can see a degree in something like gender studies really makes you qualified over such things right?
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  6396. Ben obviously can’t be reasoned with on this topic. It turns him into an emotional train wreck. So I propose Ben and Andrew meet up at the ufc and fight this out like men. I’d pay a big ppv fee to watch that
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  6397.  @anu6498  It is surprising. She is one with a lot of facts which is why people worldwide watch her show. But there are certain topics where facts mean nothing to her and she goes full retard. From the little I've noticed these topics (for what ever reason) are. Turkey India China Pakistan Anytime one of these topics come up she loses her mind and goes full blown retard. Which is fine, at least she tells the truth about everything else which is more than I can say for the media here in America. So we'll keep watching her. Just avoid her videos on the topics I listed above, her news gets faker than CNN lol
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  6398. @Jameswyre680, I'm wondering how society got so dumbed down that they'll repeat cliches they've heard even though it makes absolutely no sense. How exactly can this guy be a dictator yet at the same time also be a guy who is about to lose an election. Not to mention his party recently in the midterm elections lost and lost really bad. Think about that for a second. You actually know what the word dictator means right and how elections work? I'm no fan of this dude and hope he loses the election. But that really doesn't excuse people from saying the most ridiculous things which crumble like feta cheese when put under a microscope. "He is a dictator, he will probably lose the election." I see this a lot in the comments section. The lack of self awareness is surreal.
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  6399. You're inspired by a genocidal maniac who's sole mission is to slaughter women and children? The fact you even mention god while claiming to be inspired by those things is terrifying.
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  6400.  @kolliboinaphani1201  Turkey would steam roll India, what in the world are you talking about. They have a legit fighting force, not some rag tag operation. Yes India is very powerful compared to it's neighbors but that isn't saying much. Even they know they'd get wrecked by a serious force. Dealing with nations like Pakistan and Bangladesh is one thing. But a heavyweight like Turkey? Don't be ridiculous
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  6401.  @WillemVoorjou  Hard to call Iran a joke when they have a pretty massive missile program. Sure their conventional forces are a joke compared to Turkey's. But their missile arsenal which Turkey can't stop isn't a joke. This is why these two nations will probably never go to war. Iran has no answer for Turkey's conventional army. Turkey has no answer for Iran's missiles. Stalemate.
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  6402. What kind of fantasy world do you live in? This apartheid regime is having trouble defeating a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp wearing using homemade weapons. SO much so that they've resort to murdering the unarmed civilians instead. Defeat any country? Seriously? lol
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  6403.  @Clemfandango-m3r  To be fair the establishment of every nation does this. Some on a large scale due to their power and some on a small scale due to lack of power. Fact of the matters is no matter what you do, any media in any country will eventually become a mouth piece for an elite class. The insanity of western globalist media is more pronounced due to it's massive reach and ability to cause so much trouble around the entire globe.
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  6404.  @florax827  The fact you're secular, the fact you're a different ethnic or another 500 factors doesnt' change the fact it is a Muslim country. I get it, you don't want to be associated with Arabs but you also fail to realize Arabs make up less than 15% of all Muslims worldwide. This idea that you're trying to deny reality just because you want to distance yourself from a small minority within that group is pure and utter insanity. In fact it reeks of an inferiority complex Also being that triggered due to social polarization is a very Arab type thing to do. I'm sure most people in Turkey are different than Arabs but I also notice people like you who are extremely similar to how Arabs react to situations. Less emotions, more reason and logic please. Join the civilized world :O)
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  6405. I'm pretty sure the Houthis have said the same thing. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand what needs to be done before the entire region goes up in flames and possibly causes WW3. Unfortunately we don't have a real government in place to realize this.
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  6406. That's some slick foreign policy They win either way lol
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  6407.  @hasankilic9825  It seems to me you completely misunderstood the premise of my post.
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  6408.  @facehugger3  If you want to see biased reporting go to the mainstream media. What this woman is reporting is being reported by the rest of the world, essentially anyone who isn't part of the western media mainstream media propaganda machine. The jig is up, everyone knows what is going on and what Israel is. You can't put the genie back in the bottle by making false and unfounded claims of bias anymore.
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  6409. I fail to see how he "made them fear ethnic cleansing." When all his military's actions and all his statements are to the contrary. I do understand the Armenians though. They almost have to assume the Azeris will behave like the Armenians did when they took over the territory in the 2020s and went final solution on 800,000 Azeri civilians. No matter how much evidence points to the fact the Azeris aren't going to do this, the Armenians will simply have to assume everyone will behave like they did. So they left. Hard to make any sort of argument that this is ethnic cleansing.
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  6410. Armenia invades Azerbaijan and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians. DW: Nothing to see here Azerbaijan is trying to disarm (On it's own territory) the groups who took part in the ethnic cleansing DW: Ethnic cleansing. Then the legacy media wonders why no one trust them anymore. DW, please tell the truth just one. On any issue. Just once please I'd love to see you tell the truth on any matter. This conflict, the SYrian conflict, the war in Ukraine, who bombed Nordstream. Something, anything. Just once, please just tell the truth lol
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  6411.  @gaborrajnai6213  Well that is actually quite simple. Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh and they ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Azerbaijan reinvades Nagorno Karabakh and less than 20 civilians die. You tell me. The Azeris are in power, they won the war. Civilians weren't massacred. Facts>Your feelings.
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  6412.  @ScottCleve33  I would love for you to elaborate exactly how I'm doing such a thing. Demonstrate exactly how I'm embarrassing myself perhaps?
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  6413.  @ScottCleve33  You'd have to demonstrate how my examples are fact/evidence being manipulated to lie for your statement to have any validity. Something doesn't magically become so just because you claim it does. That isn't how the real world works. I get it, you were probably raised in an environment which taught you how important your feelings are. But you aren't in that environment right now, I don't care how you feel. You need to be rational or you're going to get steamrolled.
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  6414.  @LORD4GIVEME1991  Genocide Joe wouldn't have to tell him that. It is common knowledge the vast majority of the planet is already well aware of. Wake up and smell the coffee.
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  6415.  @ericeandco  300 billion to Ukraine is insane. Absolutely insane. But the 14 billion to Israel is actually hurting us more as far as our standing in the world and our loss of influence. See all the aid we send to Ukraine wasn't used by Ukrainians to target and ethnically cleanse civilians. The 14 billion to Israel is and the entire world sees this. Bad time for this too as we're literally competing with China in a global power competition for influence over global south nations. This put the nail in the coffin, our reputation on the world stage is in tatters and the white house is panicking. They simply aren't aware that this isn't the year 2000. Controlling the narrative of what is going on isn't as easy in the age of information.
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  6416. @Northern USA, the people there are far too corrupt to get anything like that done. Soldiers were stealing precious materials like copper from military equipment for god's sake.
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  6417. @Don Juan, I'm no fan of joe. In fact I'm a "Lets go Brandon" kinda guy. With that said I'm not sure I'd put this situation squarely on Joe's feet. We've been weaponizing the dollar since the days of Bill Clinton. I said it a few times already but again you can only weaponize your currency for so long until the world simply stops using it.
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  6418. Same here.
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  6419.  @inaaronshead7331  I'm not sure what questioning nonsensical redundant legislation has to do with "being weak" or "fearing women having the right to not be beaten or raped" applies here. Is this how you debate a subject matter? By nonsensically hurling random insults which literally have nothing to do with the debate at hand? That is weak no? Good luck with that tactic. Learn how to debate like a rational human being without turning everything into a childish emotional riddled rant and perhaps you might make some headway in convincing others of your point of view.
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  6420.  @inaaronshead7331  Telling someone who is against redundant legislation that they're weak, want women to be raped and want to control women via sex isn't a logical answer to a perfectly logical question. Turkey does have massive issues but again I'm not sure making something which is already illegal, illegal again is going to stop some dude with a unibrow from beating his wife. This is a point you seem unable to grasp and comprehend. I'd imagine it's easier to sit around and virtue signal rather than take the time to understand what is actually happening. I'm also not sure why you'd claim I feel victimized. I'm merely articulating how childish you are.
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  6421.  @inaaronshead7331  You pass laws based on what kind of effect it will have. You don't pass laws which make you feel good but will have no impact at all. You understand this concept no? You also understand that the world set up to run on your emotions and what makes you feel good? Can you also understand that when it comes to public public policy it's always healthy for people to disagree and have different points of view. That it's never healthy for a society when you have a bunch of intellectually shallow people screaming crude talking points which they can't back up so they can shut down said debate? I think all these concepts go counter to your simplistic, selfish worldview where how you feel trumps everything.
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  6422.  @inaaronshead7331  What effect has it had? Can you demonstrate this? If you can, that's all you had to do to my initial question, instead of having an emotional meltdown.
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  6423.  @inaaronshead7331  You've explained nothing other than make vague remarks of how it's worked elsewhere and making some ridiculous claims that anyone who doesn't agree with you is XYZ. Don't kid yourself, you're a walking empty shell. I don't blame you, society has made you incapable of thinking rationally.
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  6424. @Scorpius I'd imagine it might be difficult to the opinion of a person who thinks Turkey is in the EU too seriously.
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  6425.  @rooibos3857 it seems they were in on this the entire time. They probably got sick of propping up Assad. They washed their hands clean and the new guys in charge want them to stay. Russia hasn’t lost much: long term it is Iran and Israel which will be the biggest losers from this revolution
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  6426.  @revpadma  The Zionists don't understand the concept of peace.
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  6427.  @FeRoOOo71  Yes a few millions dollars worth of drones all destroyed. After blowing up nearly a billion dollars worth of Russian equipment lol
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  6428.  @FeRoOOo71  Ukraine had 16 of them. Nor did they pay 15 million dollars each. Please do a little bit of research before commenting on an issue. Especially when said information is readily available. This is the age of the internet where most information is at our finger tips. Ignorance is no longer acceptable snowflake. You also strike me as the type of person who will be triggered by someone making you feel this stupid. Please prove me write and have an emotional meltdown now lol
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  6429.  @FeRoOOo71  I just read another one of your comments. I guess you didn't get all important memo for your generation. Facts>Your feelings.
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  6430.  @matikhorasani3842  Are you basing this off numbers, such as what percentage of the GDP comes from tourists and people escaping war torn countries? Or are you basing this off going there and seeing some tourists spend money somewhere? I'd imagine this is probably it because that is what you claimed to have based your theory on. The fact you don't even realize how ridiculous you sound is quite scary.
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  6431. @Wrencha, First off Arab nations won't take in these refugees. Secondly if the Syrians were so oppressed why won't they leave? They don't magically become oppressed because a few psychopaths hit a woman. If this was normal behavior there wouldn't have been so much outrage over it either. Yes it would have been nice if all the regional nations took in their fair share of refugees but everyone knows this isn't possible. Not to mention in most Arab nations refugees will probably be put to slave labor.
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  6432. More likely to have regime change in Israel. Or perhaps regime deletion.
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  6433. @Nitin Arora, Nato wants Georgia not Armenia.
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  6434. @Heros Armenia will be fine once they stop wanting to invade their neighbor's territories and ethnically cleanse their people. But if this mass delusion of thinking they have some racial superiority over their neighbors, your prediction will probably come true.
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  6435. I guess they will, able as much as the Germans sympathized with their victims in WW2. I'd say hell will freeze over before that happens, they're mostly cheering on the slaughter asking for more.
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  6436. This is certainly not something which is temporary. Iran's decision makers still believe Azerbaijan is merely part of Northern Iran. Azerbaijan believes a large chunk of Iran is Southern Azerbaijan. As you see, this is a fair intractable problem.
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  6437. Israel plays in European competition for a simple reason. Israel conceived as a state was originally slated as a European colony in that region. So it is technically European territory. Especially when you take into account the vast majority of Zionsits who live there have zero connection to that land. They're simply Europeans who happened to have converted to a religion of people who used to live there. Europe still sees Israel as it's colonial outpost, full stop.
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  6438.  @danam6639 we don’t eject from nato. We either stay or we dissolve it. No nato nation has a capable army outside of us and maybe Turkey. No America no nato
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  6439.  @nolaheart  Hard to address an issue without first finding out who and what is responsible for said issue.
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  6440.  @someguy2771  Yes you're right. But for the most part they've been the victims in the vast majority of interventions there.
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  6441. I can't believe a conversation is being had about what gender the NATO sec general should be. This is insanity. The most qualified person should get it. And then people are wondering why the west is in decline and how there is a revolt against the western led system. If we keep this up we're going to end up getting dominated due to our own insanity.
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  6442. Hard for Ben to have the upper hand in public image when he has been saying "facts don't care about your feelings." Which then magically turned into "my feelings don't like your facts." And yes Pat Buchanan was a sober voice on the right, a consistent one too. I don't agree with him on a lot of issues but you have to respect the man's intellectual honesty. Especially in the build up to the Iraq war, when his entire party was pushing false narratives, he was the only one with the balls to stand up and tell the truth. It ruined his career but he refused to go along with it. Man of integrity, we don't seem to produce these types of men anymore. Not on the left and not on the right.
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  6443. The modern battlefield is making tanks obsolete. Especially for poorly trained armies like the IDF.
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  6444. Dude your sense of humor is outright amazing. Great video to watch. Now I'm going to go through the comments section to watch the Eastern Europeans absolutely lose their minds.
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  6445.  @timmocnik3458  You sound like -a gender studies student. What random person said made complete sense. The only people who seem to take issue with it are people who are triggered by reality.
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  6446.  @D-E-S_8559  No because Turkey has no interest in joining the EU and the EU has no interest in taking in Turkey. All this has nothing to do with EU membership. It has everything to do with Turkey wanting to drag Sweden through the mud. Even making requests on things they dont' even want to keep Sweden out of Nato. The only way to convince them is through Washington, as EU nations are far too impotent to change the behavior of many nations. The question is, what is Washington willing to do and what can they do?
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  6447.  @Johnny-pi1vk  I don't really have a horse in this race but I have another one for you. Neo liberalism turns a man into a tranny.
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  6448. Anti semitism has been used so much it is essentially come to mean "anyone who is against apartheid, genocide and concentration camps."
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  6449. @lif6737 This is true, especially when the democratically elected president of Egypt was murdered and a puppet control by Israel was put in his place to rule Egypt. So not only did this help turn Gaza into a concentration camp, it also pretty wrecked the will of the people in Egypt who have to deal with this Israeli installed puppet dictator.
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  6450. The Zionist lobby will never allow that to happen. You understand this right?
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  6451. It seems like they're going to find out the hard way that the money they get is useless when their cities are burning.
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  6452.  @mikem8211  You guys should really reevaluate your relationship with the Brits then. There must be a monetary value which the Brits place on the importance of these bases. They should certainly be paying rent no?
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  6453. M0z1, Because that ethnic group (the Tatars) are the only people around that are indigenous to Crimea. They are the only Crimeans that exist, everyone else there are just squatters, land thieves and illegal settlers.
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  6454. He didn't say that. In fact the way he worded it was quite tricky and I think Zelensky understood what it mean by his facial expression. He said "Ukraine deserves Nato membership." Which is another way of saying they aren't going to get it (but they deserve it) He could have easily said we're in favor of bringing Ukraine into Nato. He didn't say that. Crafty dude.
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  6455. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 We were talking about what Erdogan said. Not what Zelensky does. Strange response.
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  6456. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 Surely that is an important conversation and should be had. I have it all the time. But again I fail to understand why you'd response to a threat which has nothing to really do with that.
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  6457. @@fredrickfrederickson5246 Again I'm not sure what that has to do with a conversation being had about Erdogan's views on Ukraine. You are simply not grasping what is being said here. I don't disagree with your premise on the war. So why do you keep repeating yourself like a broken record?
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  6458.  @keimok1717  I've been reading up on the latest flareups in the Aegean Sea. Your characterization of it is pretty fantastical.
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  6459.  @vkuyrukcu  And how many people on that list owned the land to have the authority to promise it to anyone? lol
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  6460.  @MichaelMillerMM  Was Mongolia. They have a new address.
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  6461.  @rojvankoc7252  the ottomans never promised such a thing. You don’t know much about the ottomans do you. Why would an empire willingly give territory away unless they were forced.
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  6462. @gwcrispi. Then there would be no deal. Asking for the impossible isn't actually a good negotiation tactic.
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  6463.  @tazboy1934  This channel is usually really good on a lot of topics. I visit it regularly. But yea on this Chechen thing this woman really did go full retard. Like I said in an earlier post she doesn't realize a group of Chechens could probably take over India on their own lol
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  6464.  @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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  6465.  @tonylee9363  Russia doesn't really have a way to get it's oil to China when the northern seas are frozen. At least not without significant shipping costs. It will take a long time for Russia and China to build the infrastructure needed to get a large portion of Russian energy supplies into China with cost efficiency. Right now though it looks like they're probably going to start building it.
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  6466.  @maxdavis7722  Do you really consider Russia a European country? It's an Asian nation, considering the vast majority of their landmass is in Asia.
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  6467.  @maxdavis7722  The French and British had colonies, not pieces of property which were no different to them than their mainland. As far as the geography debate it is a fact most of Russia isn't in Europe. But even if you take that aspect out of it. Russians themselves aren't really European either and considering the way things are going I'm not sure they'll want to be considered as such in the future. Culture is another big issue here considering geography doesn't seem to matter to you. Russian culture is pretty far removed from European culture as well. Fact of the matter is, I'd feel awkward considering Russia as some run of the mill weak European country that is on the verge of civilizational collapse.
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  6468.  @PabloTBrave  I'm not sure most people consider Turkey as European. When I say no European nation has the ability to project military power outside the EU, I'm obviously excluding Turkey. They most certainly have the ability to project said power.
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  6469. So basically we're having a meltdown over China doing something we've been doing in almost every single country for the past 60 years? Hmm interesting.
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  6470. If you know Indian culture you know money is more important than anything. So her husband is probably now the wife.
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  6471.  @paulpierce2051  Not it isn't, it is Crimean Tatar.
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  6472.  @devalapar7878  The polarization of the 70s and 80s between the left and right wasn't organic or homegrown. It was two groups of people under heavy influence and money from two super powers playing tug of war. Once the money dried up, so did the polarization. The same seems to be happening with the Kurdish issue now as well, once the money dries up so does the conflict. There is an organic polarization going on right now though that isn't tied to foreign money. The polarization between so-called white and brown Turks. The urban liberal western oriented elite vs the conservative inland. That is real and I'm not sure how they're going to solve that.
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  6473. @Kasyon, the issues in the Aegean and Med sea between Turkey and Greece have been a flash point for well over 70 years. Well before anyone believed there was oil and natural gas down there.
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  6474.  @gengis737  They're still pretty well funded.
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  6475.  @alph8654  That is a good point but I'm not sure I entirely agree with that. Because it is getting progressively worse every year.
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  6476.  @greekstreepbump6429  Actually it's fairly obvious who is fanning the flames of tension. Breaking treaties and using islands like weapons against your neighbor and then calling them aggressive when they react is kind of ridiculous no? It's not my place to say the Greeks should or shouldn't be aggressive. I'm not from that area so I have no say in the matter. But to be the aggressor and then play the victim? I'm going to have to call bullshit here.
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  6477. All this while he cheerleads genocide in Gaza?
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  6478.  @HUSS_BOSS  Come on bro be easy on them. Maybe Mossad's check to him was late lol
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  6479.  @FortuneZer0  I'm fairly sure he isn't a fan of the current government in Athens. So yea, not sure he is that interested in rabid dogs.
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  6480.  @georgezachos7322  Kind of like how Ukraine thought bringing Russia to heel was a good idea too? Interesting.
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  6481. The difference is at least Xi humored him. Putin straight up laughed at him and embarrassed him.
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  6482. @M Berg This isn't the first time either. This guy has a long list of delusional moments which make people scratch their heads. Moments much worse than these BTW which completely embarrassed France.
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  6483. @VS, Greece as a nation state can be as aggressive as she wants against her neighbor, this is her right to do so. But what you can't do is pretend to be the innocent one here. Greece is using islands the size of my backyard to block a huge nation out of an entire body of water, a body of water on which they happen to have the largest continental shoreline. Again, Greece is more than welcome to do as she pleases with her neighbors but don't do that and then run around claiming you want peace. You're trying to push them into a corner, they will react. Dont' expect the rest of the world to be shocked when they do and when they do, I hope your leaders are smart enough to be prepared to deal with it.
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  6484.  @kasadam85  My family has been in the United States for a few generations now but we're originally from the North Caucasus. My great grandfather and his brothers came here to escape communism.
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  6485.  @kasadam85  Georgia is in the South Caucasus, so no I'm not Georgian.
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  6486.  @Jzsons their position is not sustainable. Most of them will move back to all their respective homelands. This apartheid colonial entity can’t last forever
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  6487. @Katie Stans, What do you expect from these fake news networks?
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  6488.  @zjeee  "They did not get a lot from Sweden and Finland" From Finland yes but they literally got everything they were asking for from Sweden. Cutting off financing to an organization constantly blowing things up in your country is beyond "a lot" from their point of view. It would be akin to us cutting off financing to Al Qaeda in the early 2000s.
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  6489. The apartheid regime will most certainly turn their guns on their own citizens if the regime feels threatened.
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  6490. Not like it will change anything, they're both controlled by the same psychopaths. Obama is no stranger to slaughtering civilians. Biden is just a rookie at this point on that front.
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  6491. @Jolly Jonathan or they're flaunting our stupidity for believing any insane narrative they decide to push.
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  6492.  @jeromechristmas6473  So you believe breaking the terms of military treaties are excellent methods to "defuse conflict?"
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  6493.  @Lee-sz6ll  So you essentially want your neighbor to not be bothered by their neighbor breaking military treaties they signed? You also went them to complete ignore the aggression toward them? Interesting. Anything else Greece wants? Maybe territory from literally every single neighbor they have, military protection from America and free money from Germany? Anything else?
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  6494.  @Lee-sz6ll  Yea because obviously anyone who is rational and doesn't agree with your insane world view must be blinded by X propaganda. Right....
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  6495.  @grecopaok  Apparently well enough to realize how insane some of the comments here are. Not to mention people's lack of rationality. Either way I say good luck with it.
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  6496. I'm not sure it gets more conventional than that. People just don't like to say it out loud but it is conventional wisdom.
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  6497.  @flexdermeister  The trope that is constantly thrown around that Israel gives everything the other side wants and war still happens is not only false, it is demonstrably false. You can't steal people's homes, murder their children and then stuff survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp and then make the insane claim you "gave them everything they want." We live in the age of information, lying to people isn't as easy anymore. Find better talking points. As far as playing stupid games and winning stupid prizes. Feels like this explains what is about to happen to Israel going into the future. Stupid things like genocide will have stupid consequences on the world stage. You guys fuked up and you're about to find out.
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  6498. @Chesneytube1. I used to think that too but watch some of their foreign policy debacles I have to think there is a lot of incompetence going on as well.
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  6499.  @chesneytube1  Yes patsies do what their overlords tell them to do. So what happens when the pantsies do the bidding of their overlords and what they did blows up in the overlords face? There is objective amount of incompetence going on. In many things they're simply not getting their desired results. The Ukraine war being one of them. That blew up in the face so bad, to a point it might be one of the worst strategic blunders of all time for this new globalist elite.
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  6500. We had one, his name was Biden. He won. Lets go brandon.......
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  6501.  @handlemonium  He is most likely going to be a lot more left wing on economic issues. Probably going to want less privatization and more government control over industry. (Which I'm not completely against on principle but I doubt it would work in a highly corrupt country like Turkey) And just about as authoritarian as Erdogan on social issues. The thing in Turkey is, there are no liberals. Everyone wants to smash their enemies via the power of the state lol
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  6502. The idea that any of this is a "moral" stand is quite simply ridiculous. It's more like moral grandstanding. Sanctions which months and months ago led to the starvation of people in poor nations didn't seem to bother nations like Germany very much while they were doing it. It wasn't a "moral stand' it was the globalists trying to make a powerplay and it failed. Only now that the European public themselves are paying higher prices that action is being taken. When African people were starving because of this 6 months ago no one cared.
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  6503.  Nemusis 999  As if Germany benefits the EU because it isn't in Germany's interest to do so.
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  6504.  @Deborah-c9h  About as much proof as Israel claiming Hamas beheaded 40 babies and committed atrocities.
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  6505. First off the infrastructure to bring enough LNG online to meet the entire demand is like 4 years off. Lets say it all gets built, you do realize LNG has MUCH HIGHER costs than simply importing it from Russia.
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  6506.  @whatdoesntkillyoumakesyous6707  if you were able to pull in enough natural gas from all those places you wouldn't need LNG.
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  6507.  @whatdoesntkillyoumakesyous6707  Nations use LNG because they don't have as much access to gas from pipelines. That is almost like claiming there is "more demand for the same product which is a lot more expensive."
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  6508.  @whatdoesntkillyoumakesyous6707  I'm not sure if anything you said refutes anything I've said. LNG is only used when there isn't enough gas coming from pipelines or you're trying to diversify where you buy from. It feels like you don't actually understand what LNG is.
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  6509. This conflict goes to show how much the nature of conflict has changed. Cheaper defensive weapons have really come a long way in the last 20 years and are now at a point where they can inflict massive loses on much more expensive hardware. The stinger and javaline missiles the United States sent and the TB2 Drones purchased from Turkey show how a smaller nation with limited resources can inflict heavy damage on a much larger invading army. High tech small arms and inexpensive high tech drones will probably be the future of warfare. I'd imagine many nations are watching. I'm not sure I buy the Russian story of how a push into Kyiv was a feint. But either way it doesn't matter. Can anyone reading this with a straight face claim that they didn't think the Russians would cut through Ukraine like a knife through butter? As soon as the Russians moved in I thought it was game over for Ukraine, glad I was wrong.
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  6510.  @sct4040  Did those lunatics really believe they could underwrite the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army started to target civilians and actually win a second term? They've not only destroyed their own reputations, they've also destroyed the reputation of the entire country in the eyes of the global community. Our grandchildren will curse us for this.
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  6511.  @junegoddarddevon8306  They don't give us many options.
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  6512.  @crimea2513  The guy does have a point about the color revolutions and the massive financial support for Pashinyan. Although that isn't the reason they got wrecked in this war. They got destroyed because they believed in their own propaganda and dogma about their racial superiority over their neighbors. It's sad and ugly to see an entire society fall into mass delusion.
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  6513.  @user-ms5cc6kr9t that is one fight he is afraid to have. Notice how when he even offers minimal critique on pro Israel groups he has to heavily qualify it by saying he has affection for Israel. It is like a reflex he has. It is a blind spot for him but it is also understandable. Tucker isn’t stupid, he knows what is the one thing he can’t tackle.
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  6514.  @bradcraig5111  The US thing yes. The rest of your comment is delusional. Our carriers are there because we know Israel can't handle a 2 or three front war right now.
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  6515. @G0timan, people who actually know a lot about Russia are the ones who know Russia won't survive much longer. Look at where all the ethnic Russians live. Look at where all the non ethnic Russians conquered by Russia live. Then look at the birthrates of those communities. What do you think will happen when groups like the Chechens, Tatars and 100s of other ethnic groups who want independence from Russia outnumber ethnic Russians? You think that country stays together? If you believe that, I have some wonderful ocean front property in Moscow I'd love to sell you at a very cheap price.
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  6516. @ imagine just claiming someone is western while having no proper argument against what was said. I also might know a thing or two about the people of the north Caucasus considering I am one of them .
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  6517.  @varun2250  She is good but there are many times she goes full retard. As the great philosopher in Tropic Thunder once said. "You never go full retard."
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  6518. @Ryan4261, I don't think they're banning white supremacists. They're banning anyone who isn't toeing the official line. Can anyone with a straight face from any end of the political spectrum believe this is a good thing? I thought we valued an open society in which the free flow of ideas made us stronger. I guess I was wrong, toe the line or else.
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  6519.  @elizabethscott7660  Is it even possible these days to go fully "no China" as far as products go? Years ago I tried to buy everything American made. So many products like a microwave for example were impossible to find. It was made overseas, not China but I'd imagine it a Chinese factory assembling those parts. We wanted cheap products, now we're so addicted we've run out of other options. Check mate.... :O(
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  6520.  @thinmuir7334  I don't really buy that reasoning. It makes sense for any soldier when captured to tell a story about what little they know as to what is going on. Makes being interrogated much easier on them if their captors believe they know nothing. I find it hard to believe that a bulk of the soldiers didn't know they were involved in an invasion. It's pure insanity and it simply wouldn't work.
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  6521.  @thinmuir7334  Either way it's a terrifying situation. Old comfortable men in suits start wars, young 18 year old kids go to fight them. I wonder if we humans will ever evolve out of this need to wage war. :O(
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  6522. @JVon, I wouldn't call them idiots. They're very good at drawing eyeballs to their content and making money. I would however call them liars. But that's par for the course in media no?
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  6523.    You do realize the ports where these vessels dock are in Ukraine right? You think any of these nations are going to stroll their navy up into a war zone? Besides in some alternative universe lets assume these nations did that. Russia would simply blow up the ports before they get there. This might turn into a real problem in many nations which are food insecure. It might kick off a wave of instability like with the Arab spring and cause millions and millions of migrants. We live in scary times :O(
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  6524.    First off no nation is going to roll their navy up into an on going war zone. Nations 1000x more powerful than Egypt like Turkey wouldn't even attempt such a thing. Even if Egypt even considered such a thing they'd get a phone call and scrap it. Russia isn't going to allow the Navy of any nation friendly or not dock into their warzone, period. The only nation capable of fixing this grain deal problem is America. Russia's position is quite clear, they won't allow Ukrainian Wheat out if they're not allowed to sell their Russian wheat. Their major condition is allowing their agro banks back into swift and allow insurance companies to ensure their shipments. If they get that the deal is back on. Bad news is, my government here in America has zero interest in giving the Russians that. Even if it means millions will starve. So it's a catch 22. Fanciful ideas like navies pulling up and intimidating the Russians at a port in Ukraine is a pipe dream. Even if that were possible, it certainly won't be Egypt which is essentially a vassal state for sale to the highest bidder.
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  6525.    ​ I do realize how bad things will get in Egypt if wheat doesn't get out on the markets. Chaos, maybe even revolution. But you're literally asking for the impossible. All this even assuming the Turks let you go through the straits with your military vessels. They won't, which if I were them I wouldn't either, the last thing they want is more war in the Black Sea. It's a fantasy bro. The only way it works is if you go get it directly from the Russians from a Russian port. If Egypt's situation gets that dire that might be an option.
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  6526. @Zorbec Legras, France has become such a joke on the international stage that I don't think even the Iranians would want to work with them lol
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  6527.  @guilhermesalesferreiradaco2934  Be careful chasing those high interest rates. Turkey has an interest rate near 19%, I live there part time yet I choose not to take advantage of it. You don't get 19% APR on your dollars. You get 19% APR on your lira. If the lira depreciates more than 19% a year, you're actually losing money. You'd be much better off putting that money into real estate there.
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  6528.  @Sunnyskies1955  You referring to Bill Mahr the pro genocide cleerleader? Never saw a murdered child he didn't like?
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  6529. @phillipclearman859 A deep investigation was done on that and it was all essentially just hot air, more ridiculous claims by the apartheid regime which ended up having zero facts. So ask yourself the same question. How dare YOU play moral equivalency. On one side you have the Palestinians who've had their homes stolen, their children murdered and the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp now trying to defend themselves. On the other side you have an Apartheid Zionist regime which has literally broken every single human rights law ever written down. Not to mention the level of hubris they have where they literally spell out their crimes without shame. Yes yes, HOW DARE YOU draw moral equivalency.
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  6530.  @BonsterBar  you can’t compare any nation on the planet with Israel. Israel is special. Israel is the only nation on the planet which is openly and unapologetically running an apartheid state. Not to mention it runs the world’s only and largest ever concentration camp. I could go on and on about how no other nation is like Israel but you get the gist of it.
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  6531.  @DisaffectedLiberal  So you're saying this guy behaves just Israeli government officials? Good thing unlike them he doesn't have an army to slaughter civilians with. I'd love to see the link of him saying these things
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  6532.  @DisaffectedLiberal  So basically your entire proof is "trust me bro." gotcha.
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  6533.  @UpgradedHumanCybernetics  Well he wanted to demilitarize Ukraine, wanted to ensure they never join Nato. He is well on his way to achieving both. Not to mention he was able to take control of all the territory of Ukraine on which Russian speakers were living. They won, we lost. Delving into nonsense to avoid this fact isn't going to do anyone any good.
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  6534.  @Itsgoooonenooowwww  This comment legit made me laugh 😂
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  6535.  @RRMcGregor200  Is there any evidence that anything was given to these nations that shouldn't have been?
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  6536.  @AD-HVAC  Because they own the government and most of it's agencies. They can issue what ever they want. Hell there have been times they've declared war on our behalf.
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  6537. I honestly don't know why I clicked on this video made by an establishment legacy news outlet. With that said this analysis was absolutely positively ridiculous. Trump is going to lose the general election if he attacks Nikki Haley? Do they really expect any rational person to believe that nonsense? Haley has no base, the only people pushing her right now are establishment media outlets like Fox and the few people who can still be swayed by this type of fake news and analysis. Trump can WWE suplex Nikki Haley on the stage and it wouldn't make one difference in the outcome of the national election. This woman has no real base. How could she? She is an establishment hack bought and paid for without an original thought in her head. She is given a script on the positions she needs to take like marching orders and she does it. No one is interested in a pro forever war candidate and anyone who is can simply vote for Genocide Joe.
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  6538. Sounds like France needs regime change.
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  6539. He knows that but also understands he can't say it lol
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  6540. @Poke Home, You do realize it's this mindset which led to the recent war no? You can't simply invade someone's territories and ethnically cleanse all their civilians and expect everything to be okay.
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  6541. Did you say the same thing about their drone program as well when it first started? If so, how do you feel about those comments now?
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  6542.  @Damaz22  So you believe it is normal to hire a genocidal maniac to help distressed young students? Is that seriously your argument? That would literally be akin to universities hiring known SS members of the 3rd Reich to help their distressed students right after WW2. No rational person is going to buy your point of view. Those days are over. The mask is off
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  6543.  @cafemarlene8  Either than or he is a delusional dingbat, who will have a chapter on the delusions of leaders in crumbling civilizations.
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  6544. @Saiyan in the Iron Mask Don't forget we're also not allowed to say men can't give birth. I mean I can go on for days we're not allowed to say lol
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  6545. @Saiyan in the Iron Mask Yup, no one claimed America was a democracy either.
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  6546.  @karlcx  I guess if all these insane arguments keep being thrown around Argentina will be forced to take the territory in basically the same way the English did. By force, and like the English simply claim it is now theirs. Hopefully the Brits aren't insane enough to try to keep this island and conflict won't break out. Just like they tried in the 80s they're bound to do it again and eventually they're going to take it.
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  6547.  @karlcx  "Someone else's island" really?
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  6548. Well to be fair, at least unlike India both those nations have populations who use bathrooms instead of defecating on the streets. Just sayin...
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  6549.  @P_P_kyu  The only people in that equation you put up who do nothing but murder civilians is the apartheid genocidal zionist regime you call Israel.
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  6550. Their elections are pretty legit. A lot more legit and transparent than ours.
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  6551. @Kevin Sanders, they'll spend a lot more on foreign wars, aka bombing a bunch of poor people in a third world nation which did nothing to us.
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  6552.  @cruiserman1307  Oct 7th? You mean the day when people who had their land stolen, children murdered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's' largest concentration camp decided to fight back? That Oct 7th? Or the Oct 7th where the Zionist military regime decided to use their Hannibal directive (look it up) and murdered their own civilians and tried to blame it Hamas? That Oct 7th?
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  6553. Yes they are but with very few numbers. Essentially just there to protect the projects of their construction companies.
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  6554.  @sedickrossie1353 I guess that was what they were trained to do. Massacring unarmed women and children.
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  6555. @Steve-ou4vm So that is your main talking point? If you support something another person supports, you magically support that person to? Do you have any idea how insane that sounds? Do you support early education for children? Well guess what so did Stalin. Does that mean you now support Stalin? You see how ridiculous your logic is? And you might be surprised to know the vast majority of people on this planet support Palestine. It isn't hard to support people who live under apartheid and have been shoved into the world's only concentration camp.
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  6556. @C00mGUY As Ben liked to say when it suited him. "Facts don't care about your feelings." Well now it is "my feelings don't care about your facts."
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  6557.  @REAlREAction  This isn't really a partisan issue bro.
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  6558. So you expect him to mobilize 2.5 million men and march south?
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  6559.  @luisduque4506  Yes if you can actually articulate what they lost. The reality is they've taken all the pieces of property they wanted. They've reached all their strategic objectives. Not to mention they've now decoupled from the west economically via the sanctions and survived it. Their economic growth is over 3 percent and it was less than that before the war. Aside from hyperbole and rhetoric, I fail to see what they've lost.
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  6560. What are you saying? Israel never retaliates. It never has in it's history. It is always the aggressor.
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  6561.  @michaeldaniel73  If they were "IN" control they wouldn't be going out of their way to slaughter women and children.
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  6562.  @ousarlxsfjsbvbg8588  I'd imagine it depends on which Turks you ask. You'd have to live there to understand how god damned complex that place is. It takes well over 2 years for a foreigner to even begin to understand wtf is going on lol
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  6563. The media outlets in the EU and the EU's autocratic rulers are too busy brow beating the few democracies in their midst. Anytime a leader shows willingness to take actions their voters want they're branded with names like dictator and fascist. So what democracy are you talking about exactly?
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  6564. This tongue and cheek comment legit made me laugh. 😂
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  6565.  @fotis1964  It's a shitty thing, it's always the average people who have nothing to do with any of this stuff who end up getting hurt. Look at Ukraine for example, their people didn't ask for any of this shit. The world is a horrible place. Greedy politicians make insane decisions and average people have to pay for those decisions.
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  6566.  @alonglostmemory1908  And in more recent times without America the French would be speaking German. Be more humble.
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  6567.  Universal Space Expeditioner  This is true although I fail to see how two wrongs make a right. Then there is also the issue of a certain ethnic cleansing threat in Cyprus. Last I checked I'm fairly sure America isn't worried about the Turks ethnically cleansing Americans.
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  6568. @Report-first. You'd have to be a psychopath to say such a thing.
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  6569.  @saqdecoq9203  "Moderate presence" in the middle east. Is that what you call terrorist organizations controlling and administering an entire region? There is a Kurdish moderate presence in the middle east. It's called the Kurdish regional government of Northern Iraq and they too agree that these groups in Syria you're referring to are not "moderate." You must have zero respect for Kurds if you're not even willing to take the opinion of the only Kurdish government in the world seriously.
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  6570. @@user-sn1th8di1s he understood it just fine. He is paid to spin it in a certain way to push the false narrative that he is given.
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  6571.  @NoWindNoSunNoPower  The UN has nothing to talk to Hamas about, Hamas isn't breaking any international laws. International law is quite clear that an occupied people have a right to resist by "any means they deem necessary." No crime, no international laws being broken=Nothing to talk about. With Israel however, it has literally broken nearly every single war crime statue ever written down.
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  6572. The CIA preferred candidate is actually behind in the vote count. FYI.
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  6573.  @DVeloper  The guy was referring to the gas America supplied to Saddam in the 1980s. Also America isn't supporting the Kurd movement (legitimate Kurdish government in Northern Iraq) They're only supporting the terrorist organizations.
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  6574. @Mcguerd8 unfortunately another notch in the long list of absurd US foreign policy in the last 20 years. Not sure how much more of this we can sustain without eventually pissing everyone off. We literally have psychos running our foreign policy.
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  6575.  @ucanttouchthis227  1. They too thought being in Nato gave them air defense protection, that is until the two Nato air defense batteries were pulled out during the war in Syria. 2. I doubt they trust the veracity of Russian air defense systems if the Russians attack. They purchased the systems so he could copy and learn from them so they can build their own. They're almost done building their own long range air defense system. Why do you think they only bought 2 systems from Russia?
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  6576. When ever a statement starts with "according to binkov" that statement will probably be wrong lol
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  6577.  @hanna319  Israel is by far the most aggressive actor in the region. It constantly strikes it's neighbors. It is constantly taking part in ethnic cleansing. It is the only apartheid regime in the world and now it is using a fully mechanized army to slaughter as many civilians as possible (something the world hasn't seen since WW2) Your tired talking points which are demonstrably false aren't going to work anymore. The world now sees Israel for what it really is. A brutal and racist colonial project hell bent on destroying ethnic groups it deems inferior. The gig is up, it is game over. This conflict has made the world look into what Israel has been doing for 75 years. You can't put the genie back in the bottle.
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  6578.  @ΠαζαρακιαΣιτι  That's a pretty deep statement.
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  6579. This is so true. Now one of their own Netanyahu just had an arrest warrant handed in for his arrest. Hopefully he doesn’t trigger WW3 trying to stay out of jail. But it seems genocide Joe will beat him to WW3 with his insanity in Ukraine
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  6580. France is ripe for regime change I'd say.
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  6581. @SeanRcope, You know what for people who pay attention to their policies it isn't the first time for most. The effort they put in to try to stop the Ukraine war right when it broke out was quite good. They actually got Russia and Ukraine to sit down and talk and come to an agreement. Then Boris Johnson flew in like Homelander, (god knows what he threatened the Ukrainian officials with) and bam the peace talks were called off. 500,000 dead people later they're thinking of sitting down and talking again.
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  6582.  @kr050 none of them are Israelites. The Zionist entity are of European stock. Not one Israelite or Semitic ancestor
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  6583.  @aramanoogian  It is interesting you use the term "legally" when literally every country on this planet recognizes that region as Azeri territory. "Legally" according to United Nations regulations that piece of property is sovereign Azeri territory. You may disagree with who you think might own this piece of land and you're more than welcome to make your arguments. But be very careful when you use the term "legally" because according to the letter of the law you're wrong. Also your arguments get even more difficult considering Armenia invaded this area in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. So again, your argument is an uphill task. It's almost like the Germans trying to rationalize what they did in ww2 when their land grabs and ethnic cleansing campaigns, difficult argument to make.
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  6584.  @aramanoogian  I doubt there was anything "arbitrary about it." Every nation's internationally recognized territory and borders were enshrined with the signatures of every single nation. If what you're saying is the world would be in chaos. Some subjective view of what you think belongs to you based on some historical reference of your choosing. Fact of the matter is Armenia illegally invaded it's neighbor's territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. In one of the worst ethnic cleansing campaigns anywhere in the world in the past 50 years. Yes it was that big of a crime. A crime which they simply need to admit happened, apologize for and pay compensation. Like most normal nations would do. I get it though, just like every single ethnic cleansing and genocide denier I've ever come across you'll make the same arguments everyone uses to deny it ever happened. It is like all you guys went to the same workshop on how to deny war crimes. It is the same exact arguments you all use. I've heard it from the Turks, the Greeks, the Serbians and countless others when trying to deny genocide or ethnic cleansing. Now we can add Armenians to that list.
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  6585. In the late 80s and early 90s. We were so powerful, forget attacking us, nations were even afraid to look at us funny. My my have times changed.
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  6586.  @tk5gqj514  Yet interests tend to win out over nationalism and theology. If it's in their interests to do something, they'll do it. If it's not they won't. This is how nations operate, have always operated and will always operate.
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  6587.  @prepaidtrash5552  In many place we all live, we all know civility is dead.
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  6588. Seems like they were very proud of themselves assuming this show would go on forever. Using that short term growth to browbeat other nations which didn't have said access to cheap energy. The game of musical chairs might be over.
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  6589. it would be a waste of time and money. On that level court verdicts generally go to who ever throws the most money at it. Justice serves cash and power these days. They'd simply run him over and bankrupt him.
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  6590. Imagine your screen name being an a shoutout to the world's most notorious war criminal.
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  6591. @Gerry363c. The funny thing is they aren't even semitic themselves. They're the descendants of Europeans who converted to a religion of semitic people. The people these European zionists are slaughtering (Palestinians) are actually semitic. So by calling Israel out, it is actually a pro semitic action.
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  6592. When we see regimes in other nations try to silence people who refuse to spout the regime's talking points. We too mention it. I hear Russian officials believe the earth isn't flat. So anyone here in America who also believes the earth isn't flat works for the Russians.
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  6593. This is probably why so much changes from the prototype to the final product with all these types of platforms.
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  6594. @Mz Liz. You're literally laughing at hundreds and thousands of young men being slaughtered? That is funny to you? Do people at work or in your neighborhood know what a psycho you are?
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  6595.  @WolfForeverAdemComert  I don't doubt any of that. The strides you've made in military tech in the past decade are amazing. But your first go at a fighter jet being a "F-22" killer is an insane comment to make. We can agree on that no? Also stop constantly using Europe as a measuring stick. Europe is a dying and decaying civilization where most of it's nations are vassal states. If you're going to aim, aim higher.
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  6596.  @WolfForeverAdemComert  Agreed. Considering how far your military tech has come in such a short period of time. I'd imagine in 20 years we'll be having a much different conversation.
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  6597. I can’t believe these guys are shocked at some of what is happening. Claiming it changed on a dime. It didn’t, this was their plan all along. The Russians knew they could keep their naval base and the Iranians knew they could keep their corridor to Lebanon. Fact is Israel and the west got duped in Syria and out played.
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  6598.  @HereticDuo  Maybe you're a Swedish bot? lol Turkey is too poor to hire bots. But if Sweden can set aside over 350 million dollars in their yearly budget for terrorist organizations it can probably afford bots as well.
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  6599.  @tbishop4961  I get it, simply reality is triggering. Also why exactly are you trying to equate what this Zionist apartheid regime with all Jews around the world? What do you have to gain from pretending all Jews are that bad?
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  6600. F-35 parts still made in Turkey Goes both ways. Welcome yo globalization
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  6601. They did clean it out. Cleaned it out of Civilians. People need to understand an obvious reality. The IDF doesn't like fighting against men who shoot back. They only go after unarmed women and children. So yea, from that point of view I guess they did "clear it out."
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  6602.  @MetroidRTX  Not all systems can thrive in all places. The assumption that if a system is good for country A it will be good for country B is quite insane. You have the pure capitalism fanatics claiming any form of socialize can't work in any society. Pure insanity. More than enough evidence of those rare nations who make it work and make it work well. Then you have the world socialist crowd who think just because it works in one place it can work everywhere else. Even worse insanity considering there is more than enough evidence to suggest it fails more often than it works. Each nation must find it's own balance for it's own needs. It's geography will be different, it's population will be different, it's natural resources will be different and it's population's culture will be different. What works in Sweden simply cannot work in America and what works in America probably won't work in Sweden.
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  6603.  @isec1283  The fact they had police as an escort while he did it in front of an embassy belonging to a nation you're in serious negotiations with makes it look like the government sanctioned it. Claiming the Swedish state had nothing to do with it isn't really going to resolve their Nato problem.
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  6604. It is so insane that right now as we speak a nation is preparing for a full scale extermination of an ethnic group and certain nations are cheering this on.
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  6605.  @kidkique  Government going to war, breaking the law by not getting permission from congress and letting the American people know. And it's this kid's fault for helping people find out the government is breaking the law? Hmmmm Strange world we live in, where we excuse the law breakers and arrest the people who bring it to light.
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  6606.  @delianleague  Actually a lot of people do remember it. Imagine covering that event and talking about 3 orphaned cows instead? lol
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  6607.  @sanjivjhangiani3243  And how long have Indians been catholics?
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  6608.  Free Palestine 🇵🇸  You do realize about 1 in 10,000 people in Alabama are inbred right? Where as well over 60 percent of people in places like Pakistan and most Arab nations are inbred. Comparing these figures like that is insanity.
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  6609.  @rohand04  The genetic damage from inbreeding causes problems for a problems for a country for a very long time. Indians haven't on mass been introduced to Christian for long enough to have cleaned up the gene pool from the genetic damage from inbreeding. Not to mention Christianity doesn't forbid inbreeding. If it did, highly religious communities like the Coptics in Egypt for example wouldn't be inbreeding like it's nobodies business. There are plenty of Christian communities who inbreed. Inbreeding has nothing to do with religion, it's a cultural phenomenon that certain people in certain regions of the world have. No amount of religious belief or changing religions is going to stop people from doing it. Inbreeding had been a thing on the Indian subcontinent for 1000s of years. Good luck fixing that level of damage. High inbred societies tend to have high levels of corruption, the population tends to be more greedy than your average human and nations with too many people like this tend to be chaotic and extremely dirty. Any of this sound familiar?
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  6610.  @niamtxiv  Makes sense, the vast majority of humans around the world figured this out thousands and thousands of years ago.
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  6611.  @primearsenal  No it doesn't, why do you think Christians in the middle east inbred like it's nobody's business? Inbreeding is a cultural phenomenon mostly found in a very specific part of the world.
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  6612.  @hjames78  Actually it's illegal in very few places. It doesn't need to be illegal, most groups of humans around the world figured out the dangers of inbreeding 1000s of years ago and simply don't do it. Law or no law.
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  6613.  @marionetteproject508  Biology says 7-8 degrees of separation essentially has enough genetic diversity to a point it doesn't matter anymore. 1st cousin: Very high probability of genetic damage in the offspring. 2nd cousin: A bit less probably of genetic damage on the offspring but still extremely dangerous. So on and so forth till you get to 7th and 8th cousin.
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  6614.  @zaze8376  No it is called inbreeding and it causes a massive amount of genetic damage to the offspring.
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  6615. ⁠ @everyneed3959 to be fair that first 24 hour fast is harder than a 7 day fast for someone who is used to it.
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  6616.  @derunfassbarebielecki  So what exactly did France and the USA do while Armenia's occupation force was being slaughtered? Also what would have happened if the Russians didn't step in and force a ceasefire? I'd appreciate answers to both these questions.
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  6617.  @derunfassbarebielecki  Russia is in no position to be holding military drills with anyone in that region right now. In case you hadn't noticed.
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  6618.  @derunfassbarebielecki  Also you didn't answer my two questions. I'm still waiting. I'll ask again incase you forgot. 1. What exactly did the USA and France do for Armenia during the 2020 war? 2. What would have happened to the Armenian forces if Russia didn't step in and force a ceasefire?
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  6619.  @derunfassbarebielecki  That doesn't answer either of my questions. What did France and America do for Armenia during the war in 2020. What would have happened to the Armenian army if Russia didn't step in. Please answer these two questions. You can't make false claims and then when called out simply change the subject. I'm going to hold you to your comments, you need to account for them. Either admit they're wrong and you're a liar or defend them.
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  6620.  @YALQUZAQ_AZ  But that guy earlier is making it seem like America and France has military bases there. Interesting point of view he has.
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  6621.  @YALQUZAQ_AZ  Very weird.
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  6622. The real question is if Biden was able to stay awake throughout the conversation.
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  6623. @Rasyonel Monoteist Not sure what Biden staying awake during his conversation with Erdogan could lead to a question about Trump.
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  6624. @Bj0rn, that's an interesting take on the situation.
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  6625.  @NinjaXryho  The CSTO is under no obligation to protect a piece of territory one of their member states illegally invaded and occupied.
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  6626.  @NinjaXryho  Yes they stood by they were party to the ceasefire treaty because Azerbaijan was enforcing what was in that treaty. Or were you expecting Russia to go to war with Azerbaijan only because Armenia didn't adhere to the tenants of the 2020 ceasefire treaty?
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  6627. No he isn't, the Israeli people aren't paying for any of this. More like bankrupting the American people unfortunately.
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  6628. No it is mostly people who notice Zionism and Nazism are eerily similar. Both in ideology and action
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  6629. I fail to see how it is in our Interests to drag our own reputation into the gutter with Israel .
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  6630.  @AttiaMokbel  You're right this is true. But you'd also have to admit this live stream genocide made the situation 1000x worse no?
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  6631.  @vexversaa239  Yes but when you're in a political union of states with nations like France and Germany. Then take political decisions on accordance with them. You kind of have to swallow the baggage that comes with it. You can't be in the EU then wash your hands of the actions of EU states. It really doesn't work that way.
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  6632. A bit late for that.
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  6633.  @Jean-rg4sp  Our grandchildren are going to curse us.
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  6634. @Queeny Lee, if that was an Israeli convey every single one of those civilians would be dead. Then simply added to the body count of "dead terrorists"
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  6635.  @mopar21  We should also send Bush and Obama with that landing party.
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  6636.  @Finalboss619  Truth be told Putin isn't running around going out of his way to slaughter civilians.
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  6637. If they stop making territorial claims on their neighbors they'll be fine. If they stop illegally invading their neighbors and ethnically cleansing civilians they'll be fine.
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  6638.  @sj9403  Armenia is a semi civilized country. Maybe they can teach your people how to use toilets instead of defecating in the streets.
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  6639. The lunatics have taken over the asylum. God help us all.
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  6640.  @golemiqueshill  You're right, there isn't much "trade" going on. It's mostly one side taking from the other. That isn't trade, it's called stealing.
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  6641.  @Milothatch17  Do you honestly believe that France exploiting Africa is a conspiracy myth? What else should I believe is a conspiracy myth? That the earth is flat or that global warming is fake? I get it, this topic is emotional for you and you're having trouble being rational. But you really need to check those emotions and be realistic.
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  6642. They lack the tankers to get those f-35s very far
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  6643.  @wellesmorgado4797 this is kinda true.
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  6644.  @serdarates6750  That isn't the point the guy was trying to make.
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  6645.  @attilamert6973  You might want to read through the thread again Cemil.
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  6646.  @breezyveezy1  Yup, feels like we're living in the twilight zone. I guess if our overlords can convince left wingers that men can get pregnant. Why can't they convince the right wingers that mass murder, genocide and apartheid are good things. Our society on both ends of the spectrum are becoming deranged.
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  6647.  @breezyveezy1  Don't be too judgmental when you see that. Few people can be bombarded with relentless propaganda and not be affected by it. The truth cannot be hidden forever. They too will eventually come to the truth. Most the conservatives I know who are cheerleading this genocide aren't doing so because they're evil. It is mostly due to their ignorance and the amount of propaganda they've been fed. They're good people at heart who will eventually come around to the reality of the situation. if the mainstream media can brainwash people on the left to believe something as insane as believing men can get pregnant. Surely they can also brainwash people on the right into believing the most evil apartheid state on earth are the good guys. Again these types of insane falsehoods are not sustainable. You can only fool people for so long.
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  6648.  @marcusmayne3831  You do realize all you're doing is contradicting yourself over and over again right?
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  6649.  @marcusmayne3831  When you say you "stand with Israel" What you're really saying is that you stand with the atheist Zionist regime that is Israel? And also standing with their concentration camps, mass murder of children, apartheid and now genocide? Is that what you meant to say ? Don't you dare talk about god when you stand with such things, for it is obvious you're doing the devil's bidding without realizing it.
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  6650.  @tommyhallum2054  Their issue with Sweden and to a lesser extent Finland has nothing to do with Putin. It has everything to do with them financing and harboring a terrorist organization.
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  6651.  @rodolphendessabeka8721  Unlike the Chechen wars (which was a huge crime against humanity) Russia was actually forced to fight the Ukrainian conflict. In one instance they're wrong and in the other they're right. What the media has been spoon feeding us here in the west about the Ukraine conflict is so detached from reality that it's scary. But don't lump in the Chechen wars into that context please, that was an entirely different animal.
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  6652.  @pluribus_unum  You'd like to think that. But reality>emotions.
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  6653.  @pluribus_unum  Sure they didn't. Just like Iraq had weapons of mass destruction I was told many-a-time.
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  6654.  @pluribus_unum  I don't doubt that you don't like to think at all. But it was patently obvious even before you told me.
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  6655.  @GarthVonMaraner  The government can order that company to stop selling the weapons to Ukraine when ever they want. They simply don't do it. They'll basically testing to see how far they can go without making Russia react. Basically they have more balls than the so-called E.U. power house states.
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  6656. Actually the Biden regime and the corporate media do not want anything to actually learn the specific definition of genocide. If people actually read the genocide convention and it's wording. They'd realize that Joe Biden and Anthony Blinkin should probably be in court at the Hague standing trial for aiding and abetting genocide. Learning the definition of genocide is quite clear. Just read the Geneva Convention on Genocide of 1984. It is quite clear on the matter.
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  6657. So you believe it's okay to ignore international borders, invade your neighbor and ethnically cleanse anyone on the piece of land you claim is yours? Interesting. On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  6658.  @diyorbekrustamov5168  People under estimate the cultural influence of these groups. Starting from the Carpathian mountains, through Ukraine and into the North Caucasus. Then all the way through Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan all the way to China. The language, culture and clothing of the Kipchak people stretches far and wide. My grandfather from my mother's side spoke a Kipchak related language. He had trouble understanding people in Turkey for example but had no issues having conversations with Tatars, Nogay, Uzbeks and even Uyhgurs. The bonds between these people have been broke in the past 200 years but the roots never died and are starting to grow.
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  6659.  @wasatiyyah7  I'd imagine the underpinning of the Turanian concept is based on economic and social ties. You're essentially agreeing with it, while at the same time calling it a wet ideology and disagreeing with it.
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  6660.  @enesfurkan6822  I've actually looked into this and the Turkic genes in Turkey aren't %1-2. It is a lot more than that. About 13%. The cultural and linguistic domination of the central Asian culture in Turkey however is A LOT more than that and dominates nearly every aspect of the country. I was born in America, so were my parents. But as a child I spent most of my time with my maternal grandfather who was a Kipchak Turk from the North Caucasus. The language and culture is fascinating and in my adult life I've been gravitating more and more toward it. I hope to one day visit most of the Turkic nations. So far I've only been to Turkey, Azerbaijan and Karachay Cerkezcya and Kabardino Balkarya. I hope to also visit Kazakhstan, Tataristan, and Uzbekistan. I speak an old Turkic kipchak language. I have zero problems communicating with Turkic people like the Tatars, Kumuk, Nogay, Uzbek and Kazakh I can understand some of what the Uyghurs are saying. But Turkish in Turkey is very difficult to understand but I'm' working on it. Ulkeniz cok guzel kardes. :O)
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  6661.  @enesfurkan6822  If you're a geneticist, you also know it isn't just the Yoruk who contribute to the Turkic DNA in Turkiye. There are hundreds and thousands if not millions of "gocmen" people in villages scattered all throughout Turkiye with Turkic peoples. Karachay, Balkar, Nogay, Kumuk, Tatar, Uzbek, Kazakh. Wasn't one of the founding members of the AK party one of those guys who is the descendant of a Turkic tribe who migrated to Turkiye in the early 1900s? Abdul Latif Sener I think his name was. A lot more Turkic people in Turkiye than you'd think.
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  6662. Would be nice if CNN would use more truthful language. Just say "General predicts Israel's strategy for ethnic cleansing" and be done with it. Not so hard to just tell the truth. Would also be nice if you claim clean on these items to. 1. Telling us Covid came from a bat in a cave. 2. Telling us the vaccine would 100% stop us from getting covid. 3. Telling us Ukraine is winning the war. 4. Telling us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. 5. Telling us men can get pregnant. 6. Telling us chemically castrating children is good for them. Just once guys, do us a solid and just tell the truth.
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  6663. @hieronymusbutts7349. It seems you fail to grasp the geo political significance of this country. Look at a map sometime.
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  6664.  @calidj6841  This comment legit made me laugh. You probably hit the nail right on the head. Sounds like sour grapes.
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  6665. It is quite literally the textbook definition of separatism. Look up the word lol As far as the EU, what exactly can they do even if they wanted to? They have zero ability to project any sort of power these days. And even if they could, they still wouldn't. They don't want to be seen internationally as backing up illegal invasions, occupations and ethnic cleansing. Especially when they're trying to play the moral high ground over what RUssia did. What Amenia did was 10x worse, how can Europe be seen backing that?
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  6666.  @bonnie7898  Again these people do not want planes from the Apartheid regime landing in their airport. PERIOD. They're also probably curious about what these Russians were doing in the apartheid state. Were they taking part in war crimes and ethnic cleansing? Were they stealing land from people? All legitimate questions anyone has a right to ask if a plane from the Apartheid regime is landing in your airport.
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  6667.  @sophieedel6324  They are now but they won't be soon once the globalist agenda is fully put into place. Look at Holland, an agricultural powerhouse and now that is being threatened with new legislation. Why do you think the farmers are revolting. Europe is taking out the largest shotgun the world has ever seen and shooting itself in the foot.
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  6668.  SoldierOfGod22631  Inbreeding in a lot of Muslim societies didn't help either. Producing genetically damaged offspring generation after generation doesn't really make for a cohesive and powerful society. Which is probably why Muslim nations that don't inbreed tend to be a lot more organized and a lot more influential.
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  6669.  @berosmith9041  Yes along with millions. Most people Fox is a fake news outlet like the rest of them. They only tuned in because Fox happened to have the one guy who wasn't towing narrative set by the regime. Anyone who roots for news channels like they root for a football team is an idiot.
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  6670. @CHMichael, After watching all these news outlets delve into nonsense on this issue I notice a guy in the comments section hit the nail right on the head. It doesn't really seem like this guy has that much love in the country. The problem more so seems to be that people find the alternative worse.
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  6671.  @JJ-fq4nl  Conflict isn't that old. Late 70s early 80s more so a relic of cold war politics ties into this conflict more so than ancient history.
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  6672.  @hkfoo3333 so you’re saying our industries need inefficient corporate welfare to survive?
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  6673. @Skynebula11 Actually no. The vast majority of academia and the media are lock step in tune with their rationalization for an apartheid state which was taken people's homes, slaughtered their children and stuffed 2 million of the survivors into a modern day concentration camp. The same crowd trying to convince you men can get pregnant is now trying to convince you the people who stuck 2 million people into a concentration camp are the victims.
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  6674.  @mlg1279  How exactly is it BS? It may be an exaggeration that this is the "final nail" in the coffin. But you really can't realistically argue that funding and arming Israel to mass slaughter civilians wasn't a huge blow to the American reputation around the world. To a point I'm not sure this stain can be repaired for decades.
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  6675.  @escaped1534  I fail to see how that fact has anything to do with my comment. Do you just randomly spout out facts which have absolutely nothing to do with the subject matter?
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  6676.  davidng8710  Odd when everything you're saying goes against facts nearly everyone on this globe already knows. You might as well be trying to convince us the world is flat.
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  6677. So they're bad at buildings and good at really good at military tech. Strange? Yes. True? Yes again.
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  6678.  @technokicksyourass then Iran is a democracy as well ?
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  6679. Who would have thought the movement feminism started would lead to it being socially acceptable for a group of angry men attacking women because they don't agree with them. So I guess in the future if a man wants to beat a woman up, all they have to do is put on lipstick and a wig and simply go to town on her? Interesting.
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  6680. How is any of this surprising when people continually vote for globalist politicians? If people don't pay attention to the policy of their leaders (especially foreign policy) you're going to find that in the next 5-10 years you're going to see a refugee crisis which will make the last one look like a hiccup. Scary times we live in, most wounds are self inflicted.
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  6681. They manufacture under license. They can't just crank them out as they please. F-35 is already off the table, what Peter was talking about was the F-16
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  6682. Their lira went and continued going boom long before the Fed Raised rates. Oddly enough even with the insane inflation their economy is still growing. People headed off a cliff but still growing lol
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  6683.  @Cubicle1  China would be hurt massively but they wouldn't crumble. Europe on the other hand would be up sh!t's creek without a paddle. Thinking the power dynamics between the two parties are equal is being detached from reality.
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  6684.  @hishamalaker491 they weren’t nationalists in the strict sense. They just didn’t want to be murdered by the Serbs
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  6685.  @polarm3940  You say their economy is failing yet people are still investing like crazy in that country and property prices are still soaring.
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  6686. @Philip Mulligan, Their economy is in a serious and dangerous downtrend for sure. One that could set them back a decade if not managed properly. However I don't think bankruptcy is within the realm of possibility.
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  6687.  @puppyupper4565  According to all reports it was mostly air to surface missiles fired from 100 miles outside of Iranian airspace. So again, what do the range of surface to air missiles have to do with a situation in which they weren't used? Explain this to me. Thank you
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  6688. @ you literally asked the distance for surface to air missiles earlier. Which we both agree they didn’t use
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  6689. @ so it is your contention that there is no American made air to surface missile that can travel 300 miles? That is your argument?
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  6690.  @newwonderer they had a very high standard of living before they were bombed into the Stone Age for no reason
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  6691.  @Muhammad_Ahmad_  it wasn’t a nato operation. Most nato states were against it. It was a French operation. France was too weak to get it done so the begged the Americans to do it for them
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  6692.  @ghostmourn  I don';t think he was referring to youtube comments, more so referring to the mentality of people which make it either for psychos to carry out massive ethnic cleansing without having to deal with much political blowback.
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  6693. @hooyahfish, The Biden regime doesn't have a moral leg to stand on. Especially not after backing a literal genocide unfolding before our very eyes.
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  6694. You're right, aside from destroying Russia's economy and impoverishing them, Nato nations ain't gonna do shit.
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  6695.  @live_free_or_perish  Is that why their population in certain countries is exploding? Because they're being killed? I really wish you would stop with orientalism of speaking for these people. I'm no fan of the cultural marxism of the left but this is one instance where white privilege is actually real. People like you thinking you can speak for millions of others based on your own perception of their reality
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  6696.  @ziziqar  Yes because anyone who doesn't agree with your insane view on this topic must magically be getting paid by someone right? You sound just the idiots here at home where anyone who speaks truth about what is happening in Ukraine is magically under Putin's payroll. Fact of the matter is simple. You can't invade another nation's internationally recognized territory, brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians and then pretend to be the victims of the story. It doesn't work like that champ. Regardless of how hard you try to sweep ethnic cleansing and war crimes under the table. You do also realize this is the age of the internet and cancel culture right? I'd imagine you probably live in a Western nation. How do you think people where you work would feel if they knew you were online shilling and trying to rationalize ethnic cleansing and mass murder of civilians? Not a good look.
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  6697.  @ziziqar  Also if you felt this strongly on this issue and had a shred of dignity, you'd be over there doing something about it. Not sitting in my country with your pseudo nationlism spouting insanity
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  6698.  French& Scottish  Yes the Russians have been horrible and can be quite underhanded, yet you should realize that when compared to nations like France they probably look like amateurs in this art.
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  6699.  @gokhantaylan5419  Turkey never offered to buy the Rafales so how exactly can you blame France for not selling it? France would sell those jets in a heartbeat if asked for. It's a policy of the regime in Paris to help as much as they can in the sale of French military equipment. If you want to know why Turkey doesn't have the French jet, it would be best to ask the Turks not the French who would be over the moon if such a sale happened.
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  6700. What you said literally makes no sense.
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  6701.  @maggiemay3520  I get it, it reminds me of people who don't 'believe it to be a fact that men can't get pregnant. It is painfully obvious that if you propagandize people enough they will reject all facts and reality. I don't blame you for this, I know what was done to you. No different than the people propagandized enough to believe Russia was going to lose to Ukraine and fall apart.
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  6702.  @PitofDoom666  antisemitism as in hatred of Palestinians? Or thinking they don’t deserve self determination? That antisemitism?
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  6703. Cubans migrating to Greece? Seriously? Wow, I wouldn't have thought that one up in a million years.
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  6704.  Ευαγγελος Αγγελος  Would where I'm from change the reality of my question? As far as "why" I think you know.
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  6705.  Ευαγγελος Αγγελος  American
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  6706.  Ευαγγελος Αγγελος  Disliking a country and simply pointing out they arean't industrious are two different things no?
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  6707. @CuriousGolden Please don't migrate here and bring your corruption with you. Thanks...
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  6708.  @ff-ti7nj  Yea because there haven't been horrid wars involving Japan lol
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  6709.  @ff-ti7nj  I'd imagine when they savaged murder MILLIONS in their conquest of Asia in WW2 the people who they brutalized might have had a different opinion. Not saying the middle east is a hotbed of peace and stability, yea it's messed up there. But to think other places weren't just as messed up if not worse at one point is a complete and utter lack of historical knowledge.
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  6710. Actually in any metric and statistic you can come up with Libya was by far a better place to live before the coup.
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  6711. @Samuel Kebede, what happens is nations like France through bribery, coercion and various other methods create chaos in the country and try to install corrupt leaders who will do their bidding. They also support armed groups which will attack the governments of these leaders and then force these leaders to invite them into the country as "defenders" of the government. That is pretty much how it's done and how France is able to continue to keep military in these nations and plunder their resources. But it seems like the jig is up and France is slowly being kicked out of Africa one nation at a time.
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  6712.  @qaissharar3110  It's not a matter of the west not "standing it." It's more a matter of them wanting it.
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  6713.  @celinyin1494  Associated with western countries? What?
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  6714. @Felix Henriquez, I agree with you but I have a question. Was it the "neocons" who sent boatloads of terrorists into Syria to destroy that nation? Or was the Neocons which destroyed Libya? I'd imagine there is a lot more to this war machine than just neocons.
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  6715. I find India's pro Israeli position on this issue quite shocking. This specific conflict has seen a very clear divide between the global south and the west. India being a leading member of the global south and it's main future economic and trade partners being the south, taking a position on the opposite end of the vast majority of the global south on one of the largest and most divisive issues of late is quite strange. I get that they're trying to look neutral but it's all very odd. I'm not making moral arguments on who's side they should be on or shouldn't be on. But on a strategic level it is a head scratching move by India and I fail to see how it helps their long term interests and goals.
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  6716. What a heart warming story.
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  6717.  @9nine917 Ukraine is easier to get to than Gaza
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  6718.  @deez3680  The original message was not a difficult one to understand.
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  6719. Lets be realistic, Powell was a war criminal.
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  6720.  @TomRelubbus  Good comment about about the poodle thinking it's a Rottweiler. Very true.
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  6721.  @Maryrose3260  What do you think the cold war was? America had Russia had already carved up Europe.
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  6722.  @mrj4990  Are you referring to places where someone helped a group of people from coming under British control? Yes, that would have kept them out of those dark ages.
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  6723.  @EPICFAILKING1  See when you make an argument you really need to be super careful not to give yourself away too easily. You literally just said the British took Cyprus for their mistreatment of the Greeks on the island? That is not only false, it is demonstrably false. The Brits leased the island at a huge price (fighting Russia in a war in return.) They were willing to pay this price because of how strategic the island was and it's proximity to the Suez Canal which was the lifeline of the British economy. They then later reneged on their lease deal and just kept the island. The fact you'd even be ridiculous enough, or stupid enough to utter the phrase "They took it to protect the Greeks" just shows that you're terrible at crafting false narratives, you're a liar or you simply have no idea what in the world you're talking about. You literally might want to sit here and explaining flying pigs to me, that would be more believable than the garbage you're peddling. If anyone needs to cope it is you and your fantastical talking points.
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  6724. Why do they even bother using the term Zionist. They should just call themselves war criminals and get on with it.
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  6725. Watching a former power which is slowly deteriorating into a 3rd rate power is interesting to see. Especially when the delusional leadership of said country refuses to accept the reality of the situation and continues to act like a 1st rate power.
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  6726.  @jeannettejordan7104  It is a 50/50 thing. Depends on how bad Washington wants Sweden in Nato.
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  6727. @Directdemocrats. You do realize Nato is a military alliance right? So you propose kicking out one of the few nations in Nato with high military capabilities? Seriously? lol
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  6728. @@mudshovel290 We do know how powerful they are, with a lot of anecdotal evidence. Is it your contention a nation must be in a major war to be considered having a powerful military? Also if Estonia gets attacked, I'd imagine Nato will get exposed as a useless military organization. Some nations will answer the call, most won't. Especially when you consider 90% of Nato nations don't even have a functioning military. Aside from Turkey, USA and maybe England and Poland to a smaller degree. No other nato nations have the ability to wage a war. So if Estonia is attacked, it will matter what these 4 nations do. No one else really matters.
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  6729. @Drone Strike, Forget kicking them out of Nato, if they even tried to leave Nato the leader of that country would probably get killed and replaced with a new government. They're stuck in Nato, even if they want to leave. Look at map my friend.
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  6730.  @tm2bow653  Becoming a client state makes the odds of those issues turning into a disaster much higher. Ask Ukraine how that works. You essentially become a meal for the industrial military complex. The moment they feel like it, or get hungry. Well they'll send you off to go fight, send you billions in military equipment (which they profit off), give you all the promises in the world about victory and then just sit there and watch as you get wrecked in war. Then they'll strug their shoulders. This is how it works. This is not only how it works but it looks like the exact road Greece is on. When it will happen will depend on a lot of things but it will happen. Greece will be completely destroyed physically, Turkey will be wrecked economically, both won't be able to recover. Meanwhile the arms industry of the globalists will go away laughing as they pocketed a few hundred billion more from their tax payers. Then they'll profit again by giving loans with horrible conditions to both nations as they try to recover for the next 4 decades. Not to mention they'll come take all the gas reserves in those waters that these two stupid nations decided to fight over. (Gotta pay back those reconstruction loans some how no?) That is where this is headed. Nor do I think the Greeks or the Turks are smart enough to avoid this.
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  6731.  @Chris.Brisson  Why would they do that? Also I'm not sure the globalists would allow such a thing. We'd probably see another coup attempt or something if they tried to pull out of Nato. That's a dangerous game.
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  6732.  @randomdude8202  Not sure that day will come. Russia is dying and it will take another 100 years for China to project that type of military power that far from it's shores. That's also something China isn't too interested in.
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  6733.  @randomdude8202  The collapse will come, we probably won't be alive to see it. They're in demographic decline, they won't have the population to sustain their landmass. All those ethnic groups they've conquered, once they feel ethnic Russians are in the minority will revolt. But don't say you hope I'm right, Russia collapsing is one of the most dangerous things the world can face. Imagine a nation with 7000 nukes collapsing. Who gets those nukes? Where do they end up? Russia collapsing is a doomsday scenario. As much as I hate Russia the last thing I'd want to see is their collapse.
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  6734. Anyone else notice how this guy shills beyond comprehension for ethnic lobbying groups. It is almost as if he has zero tolerance for American interests in foreign relations. Just those of his ethnic doners. Been saying this guy is a cook for years.
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  6735. @Rico Cortes, No but it's quite ironic that the Armenians did the same thing to the Azeris in the 1990s.
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  6736.  @whitetiana3022  France should give them what they want everyone else to give them. Like the OP said, their own jurisdiction within France. Apparently according to the French president it's the right thing to do and they have ever right to blow sh!t up till they get it.
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  6737. I think Facebook would be better served not backing one side so heavily.
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  6738.  @ouache  The entire world knows what you're talking about. Except that Nazi troll who thinks ethnic cleansing is cool.
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  6739.  @cindygracia5355  how can you share when one side admittedly claims to be the superior race and openly states the other is is less than animal status? What you’re proposing is a pipe dream. The only way this ends is for these colonizers from Europe to go home
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  6740. Military parade in a nation which doesn't actually have a functioning military. You seriously can't make this stuff up.
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  6741.  @Mipetz38  Won't be an easy thing to do. We've taught them well over the years building an extremely high tech surveillance state which essentially has the entire nation in lockdown. Arab spring in Saudi Arabia? Not really possible. Allying with Iran and letting Iran destroy Saudi Arabia? That would work. Except for the fact we've alienated Iran as well.
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  6742.  @somo1757  You get the benefits of living in a large city plus the benefits of amazing weather and close to the tourist resorts and beach. I personally passed on Izmir when I invested in Turkey but that is because I am not a big fan of large cosmopolitan cities. For people who like city living, Izmir is fantastic and I'd take it any day of the week over Istanbul.
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  6743.  @netzoned  what is going on in Palestine has damaged the United States so much on the world stage, it won't even matter if people look up the Nuland phone call or not. Few around the globe will trust anything they say anymore.
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  6744. You're saying they shouldn't' be allowed but who will stop them. Also if they couldn't go into civilian areas, they wouldn't be doing this. Their entire premise is to murder as many civilians as possible and drive the rest of them out of the area so they can take the land. They have zero interest in fighting the men with guns. They're literally ignoring them and going out of their way to murder civilians.
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  6745.  @MJ-ho5ex  You do realize your'e referring to a bunch of people who've been stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. You understand this right? Also Hamas, as they've admitted and Israel has also said are deep in the tunnels. The IDF seems to have zero interest in Hamas. They are however very interested in killing as many civilians as possible.
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  6746.  @vlad_47  Yes Turkey will always have some level of influence in Central Asia due to linguistic ties, but as I said earlier it ends there. Nothing near a level of influence which would threaten Russia's position there. As much as I agree with much of what you say, the claim that Russian influence has been a net positive for the indigenous peoples of that region is insanity. Not going to blame Russia for it as they've used these areas for buffers, I'd do the same thing. But the rhetoric that these people benefited from this is a bridge too far bro. A bridge as far as the idiots claiming that if Azerbaijan occupies Armenia Turkey is somehow going to completely put Central Asia under its influence. Bridge too far indeed.
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  6747.  @vlad_47  Bro just stop, you're literally making the same types of insane arguments all colonizers have made after brutalizing people. After 300 years of brutal occupation bragging about literacy rates is ridiculous. This idea that in 300 years they wouldn't have done better themselves is insane. This reminds me of people coming up with all sorts of ridiculous stats 15 years ago about how the occupation of Iraq was good for the people. Don't go down that road man. People don't like being occupied, I'm sure you wouldn't like being occupied either. Imagine the Germans had won WW2 how do you think the RUssians would feel about it? Even with some ridiculous Germans coming up with some odd literacy statistic. Don't be that guy bro.
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  6748.  @nealstrom807  Not in Central Asia they're not. Well at least according to the Chinese and Russian governments and how they feel the situation is. Perhaps you should talk to both of them and tell them they're wrong.
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  6749.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  It isn't nearly enormous enough to change the foreign policy of these nations. Not even close. For that you also need an economic component which Turkey simply cannot provide. China has more influence on this front in Central Asia than Turkey does.
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  6750.  @almazchati4178  Again they simply don't have the economic ability to project that level of influence that you're referring to. Azerbaijan is a much different secnario than lets say Uzbekistan. The Uzbeks are under massive Chinese influence due to economic ties.
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  6751.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  You think Russia will pay for selling Armenia? You don't see it more likely that Armenia will pay for selling Russia? Interesting. Last I checked it isn't Russia that is on the verge of being invaded and being put into the dustbin of history.
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  6752.  @almazchati4178  The people who run these nations tend to disagree with you. If you know better than them, you should be advising them no?
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  6753.  @almazchati4178  You might want to look into China's dealings in Central Asia before making insane comments.
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  6754. This is what happens when you bring on an Israeli talking head. This guy literally called anyone in Egypt who doesn't like the fact they're ruled by a foreign installed dictator a "radical" Really my man? Not wanting a brutal oppress dictator who works for someone else ruining your life makes you a radical? Seriously? Zionist double speak. When you scratch any of their talking points they fall apart.
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  6755.  AM Lightspeedy  I guess you don't know what homogenous means. Have you ever looked at the history of the Balkans or their gene pool? This place has been like a interstate highway for literally almost every single invasion army in world history. The people are so mixed with each other it's not even funny.
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  6756.  @DrRiq  No dude they're not. It is one of the most ethnically diverse places on the planet. They have well over 100 different ethnic groups. They claim to be Turkic yet the DNA and ethnic makeup of the nation is only about 13% of that. They are the opposite of homogenous.
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  6757.  @majdavojnikovic  I've made a lot of different comments on this thread. What is it you'd like me to explain exactly?
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  6758.  @majdavojnikovic  Just pointing out a biological fact. Genes influence the behavior of all living organisms including humans. Where do you think instincts come from? Why do dogs bark?
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  6759.  @nikosn.9932  I also like the ones with Greeks finding out they're Arabs or Africans. Almost as satisfying to see as Turks finding out they're Greek.
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  6760.  @Fantabiscuit  Emotional eastern European on our hands here?
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  6761.  @mussydesign7933  Yup. Your average Israeli is literally 100% European stock. They have literally nothing to do with being semitic. It is like they hijacked a word which has no relation to them. It is insane.
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  6762.  @tylermadison2073  Trump never helped plan, fund and arm a genocide. Not saying he would or wouldn't, just stating a fact that he didn't. But genocide Joe actually did it.
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  6763. Very few journalists these days hold criminals accountable for their actions. In fact their job is to shield them.
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  6764. You know a society is in for a world of hurt when they're voting in people because they're "beautiful" lol
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  6765.  @amadeuz8161  It doesn't look like they're bargaining. Their position is quite simple. They will veto any nation which is financially supporting armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country. Hard for any rational person to find this as an unreasonable stance.
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  6766. @Baibars Qutuz Again still doesn't explain why Pakistanis and Indians are drawn to all youtube videos about Turkey like flies to honey.
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  6767. @Baibars Qutuz Why would the Indians put themselves on par with the Turks? They can't be that delusional. lol
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  6768. Does the world need to perform a military intervention in France to protect the protestors from the authoritarian regime in Paris? A lot like what was done in Libya? Maybe a no fly zone above Paris?
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  6769. @Innocent Fahad, I'd imagine first you'd have to actually learn how to spell the dude's name before making such bold claims lol
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  6770.  @MrKurdishAsh  Again that is not the dude's name
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  6771.  @patsmith2571  Fantastic post Pat. 🤣
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  6772.  @msdolly6101981  Because we no longer live in a democracy and our leaders don't do what the people want. That is why people like you get visa's. The people simply don't want you here. We're already having problems with our society becoming more corrupt, giving visas to the most corrupt people on the planet isn't the smartest thing to do.
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  6773. Even if that were true France isn't the country to do it. For two main reasons. 1. France is weak and everyone will just ignore this. 2. France is one of the world leaders in war crimes themselves. Assad would have to slaughter people for another 2000 years to even catch up to France on the war crimes leaderboard.
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  6774. I wonder if Sweden got the memo that their Nato application is about to get vetoed.
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  6775.  @anti-Russia-sigma  Not sure what Putin has to do with the woke ads I was referring to. Hell he might as well have bankrolled those ads. Those ads are making young men not join the military
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  6776.  @anti-Russia-sigma  I'd call the man a lot of names, "silly" is not one of them.
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  6777.  @blackhole606  I don't think you actually understand how this works. If I walk into your house and steal something from your house, what I stole doesn't go on my balance sheet. If you look at how many resources France extracts from Africa (for nearly free) which they then use to fuel their industry, the figures are staggering. France forces a lot of these nations to hold all their reserve money in France. The amount of money France earns from that in interest alone is simply staggering. 500 billion is simply an estimate as to how much France benefits/steals from Africa each other. The fact it is such a huge number and seems to be insane, shows you just how dependent France's entire way of life is on stealing from Africa. Their entire financial structure is based on it and without which would immediately collapse. Which is why they're willing to go to war to keep it.
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  6778.  @brrkbtl probably not possible right now. Now with so many powerful nations who hold a huge stake in keeping Syria in chaos. If Israel is weakened and the gulf states leave Syria alone Syria will stabilize
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  6779. @ seems you’re more interested in what you want to be true more so than what is. I’d advise you to work on that. Park the emotions and use your region and logic more
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  6780.  @teneqe  you guys aren’t racist I agree. But you are some of the greediest and double dealing people I’ve ever come across
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  6781.  @teneqe  not harsh, just the truth
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  6782.  Teleportdinero of the sharingan  Like a stock trader? Or did you mean traitor?
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  6783. None of this is anything even remotely close to how WW1 started. Turkey has made like 4 incursions into Syria over the past 7 years. Forget starting a world war, barely anyone even noticed.
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  6784.  @mahatchiko602  Then I don't think your opinion really matters. Your nation has been completely and utterly taken over the by globalists. As scary as this psycho here is, at least we can vote his administration out. In Germany elections don't even mean anything. Which is sad, I wish your vote and opinion actually did matter. But for that you guys have to re-establish democracy in your country and be sovereign state again.
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  6785.  @PoulNoergard  Foreign aid from France to African nations is nothing more than bribe money to French puppet corrupt officials who allow France to steal everything. You'd be doing Africa a favor by not giving aid, they'd actually profit from it because their resources might not be getting stolen.
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  6786.  @crisscross-apples-sauces4255 these days when we hear genocide denier or cheerleader we think my country America, England, Canada, France and Germany for funding genocide going on right now.
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  6787.  @raivalitaqiolele  A bunch of guys stuck in a concentration camp with homemade weapons taking on one of the most technically advanced military forces on the planet? Yea, might take a bit of courage. The other side though? Not so much, when they have to fight men with guns they tend to pull back. Bombing women and children from afar? Yup, that is their bread and butter. Also you killed your own premise. If Hamas is in the tunnels, how are they using people who are above ground as human shields? Also if Hamas is in the tunnels, why is the IDF bombing everything above ground slaughtering women and children instead of going into the t unnels to get Hamas. Did you even think through your post before hitting reply?
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  6788. That is how this is going to end. This will start a chain of events where the cord is going to be cut. Funding an apartheid state simply isn't sustainable in the long term.
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  6789.  @dreamshop6071  That is probably going to start happening very soon.
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  6790. @Blue-vq7vm. Don't be so sure. Remember people saying "Russia will never invade Ukraine, lets keep poking them. They won't do anything." All this is insanity.
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  6791.  @mobl7911  the vast majority of people who actually live in his country? Confusing right?
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  6792.  @rc666  I doubt dying is on anyone's list of motivation. Hell maybe if some of those kids in Ukraine and Russia weren't "motivated" like you want them to be. They might still be alive.
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  6793.  @SpeedDaemon3  Nato has no such stipulations. In fact Nato bass likes it when smaller nations have a conscription army. It keeps the numbers up.
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  6794.  @SpeedDaemon3  If your government felt comfortable enough to stop conscription then good for them. But again that isn't something Nato requires. In many instances it actually recommends against getting rid of the conscription. Also I doubt Russia is interested in any land grabbing from Nato nations. Unless it feels super threatened.
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  6795.  @Berjmaster  Every nation on this planet can make the argument that "land was given to the wrong government." You simply can't go around invading other nations and ethnically cleansing 800,000 of their civilians. If everyone behaved this way the world would be chaos. The fact you're trying to make the victims look like the aggressors is absolute insanity.
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  6796.  @Berjmaster  I don't think it's really up to debate. When 800,000 Azeris suddenly vanish after Armenia occupied that region, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what happened. People don't up and vanish into thin air like a fart in the wind. This isn't an opinion, it's a fact.
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  6797. There is no air defense system that can deal with hypersonic missiles. Also there is no way these things will be developed to take down drones. Your enemy would love it if you used such a thing against drones. The missiles alone costs more than the drone you're trying to shoot down. These types of air defense systems are made to stop planes and conventional missiles which at this stage is more than enough.
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  6798.  @dwanemarsh4378  Wow, it seems you've figured out things the greatest minds in the greatest nations haven't figured out. Maybe they should all drop what they're doing and ask you how to get it done.
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  6799. No better no worse. Both of them simply did what their handlers told them to do. (The same handlers btw)
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  6800.  @richardfannin9652  That isn't Biden's main concern. I think he understands he really has no chance in the next election. There is another major concern the white house is losing it's mind over which is forcing them to change their tone on this issue.
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  6801.  @donaldkasper8346  South Korea is far too worried about it's reputation on the world stage to be selling Israel ammo. There are very new nations who would actually do this. England, America and Germany. Maybe just maybe France might. Other than that the other 100s of nations, they simply won't do it.
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  6802.  @swisstopia  Yes but not as subpar as Netanyahu's army.
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  6803. 99% of people today will hide behind falsehoods if they feel it benefits them in the short term. Integrity is now an empty word which has long left our civilization.
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  6804. Yup pretty soon saying that concentration camps are a bad thing is going to be a crime.
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  6805.  @NickStrife  I'd imagine there are more rational things to be thinking than what you're saying. A lot more rational things. Personally I don't think they want those islands but they're being pushed in that direction with how Greece is using those islands. Either way like I said earlier the behavior of either side doesn't look to be changing. So they are going to take those islands. They're just waiting for the right opportunity. An American war with China, if that ever happens will probably be that opportunity.
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  6806.  @Aldogfelix  What both sides want is so far removed from what the other side wants that it is nearly impossible to negotiate your way out of this. It isn't complex, two sides want two different things. If collective human behavior and history shows us anything, this will be solved by conflict.
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  6807.  @Aldogfelix  My point was that it isn't a complicated dispute. It is quite straightforward.
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  6808.  @Aldogfelix  Claiming a person as a simple mind for seeing something for what it is, is a form of cognitive dissonance. Also the fact they've had this issue for hundreds of years doesn't in any way shape or form complicate it. When one country has a ton of islands cutting off another nation from a coast on a body of water, it is going to cause intense trouble. This isn't complicated, at least for someone with even a minimum amount of analytical skills.
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  6809.  @elicasual4054  Really? You think American tax dollars should prop up an apartheid regime? Not to mention we pay for their nationalized healthcare when we won't even give it to Americans. Enough with these ridiculous talking points. You can't make a moral argument for helping someone murder 40,000 babies. You just can't.
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  6810. Georgia is a bridge too far. Sure ago can cause some chaos there but turning it into an Ukraine ? Doubtful. Too many logistical difficulties. Not to mention you’d need turkey on board 100 percent due to the geography. Which again is doubtful, I doubt they’d greenlight that conflict.
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  6811.  @Beyonder1987  Do you have any idea the amounts of gas in question? It is very small amounts, nothing that can change foreign policy. What is going to be tough for Armenia ist he pressure they're going to be put under if they don't simply adhere to the tenants of the ceasefire agreement they signed. The idea of signing a ceasefire and then ignoring what you signed is nothing short of insanity. It is like they're itching for another war.
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  6812.  @DeAndreMcKnight-ru6tc  AIPAC got him.
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  6813.  @lb3843  Turkey's central Asian admixture is less than 15% even though they'll tell you it's over 80%. Also as far as Erdogan being a good or bad president for people in Turkey, I'd imagine that is for them and their voters to decide, not us.
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  6814. This is Canada you're referring to my man. You think a nation which is arming, funding and cheerleading a genocide is going to care about a few houses being stolen? You think too much of Canada. It is the perfect places for criminals like this to operate.
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  6815.  artinvartanian4631 Actually the Canadian government does care. It will generally go out of it's way to side with genocide and war crimes. Wasn't Canada cheering on Armenia when they brutally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s? Then recently put an embargo on the Azeris for actually enforcing UN resolutions to get their territory back. This is what the Canadian regime does at every turn. It will always back the war criminals. Just like it does with Israel.
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  6816.  @tjmarx  When dealing with international law, it is usually the political class who does the heavy lifting, not national judicial systems. In Canada you're dealing with a political class which absolutely loves to side with the war criminals. They've done it many times, this time is just more obvious due to the scale of the crimes. This idea that they'd follow international law when nothing domestically can force them to do it is quite odd. You have too high an opinion of Canada, what it stands for and how it operates.
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  6817.  @tjmarx  You can't really have this discussion within the prism of domestic law. No nations have domestic laws pertaining to the sale of land in other nations.
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  6818.  @tjmarx  You can't really have this discussion within the prism of domestic law. No nations have domestic laws pertaining to the sale of land in other nations.
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  6819. That is not a thing in Turkish political culture really. Besides the other guy is a lot more likely to be assassinated considering he is against the globalists and the WEF.
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  6820. @watchkiller99. This has nothing to do with balls. People really underestimate just how weak Saudi Arabia really is. They literally do not have the ability to defend themselves. So obviously they're going to tread carefully. Their military was trained to do one thing. Protect the regime against the people, they're not trained to fight a war or defend the country. All the balls or lack of balls in the world won't change this reality.
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  6821.  @defence3355  This is one of the dumbest pieces of commentary I've heard in quite a while. Not understanding the vast geographical area the quake did damage. Not to mention nearly 30 percent of their entire government is Kurdish.
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  6822.  @benardio6193  Really, did he occupy them and destroy their government? Were they completely cripple like Libya where it will take them nearly 50 years to recover? Did 10s of thousands of civilians die like in Libya or perhaps Syria?
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  6823.  @benardio6193  The entire comparison was what Trump did in relation to other presidents before him. You decided to bring up Obama, which opened the door to a comparison of who and what they each bombed. You open the door to a comparison and then complain about said comparison? Seriously?
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  6824.  @benardio6193  Yea and one had a bloody nose and the other one basically ceases to exist and their people will suffer for another 40 years. Understand what the word comparison means.
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  6825.  @benardio6193  I'm talking about the foreign policy of presidents of the United States. Said foreign policy includes A LOT more than one country.
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  6826.  @Billyb0b557  Well if you look at who the IDF actually likes to kill via the numbers of killed. You're right, the IDF has no interest in Hamas or men with guns from Hamas. Again going after kids with stones. That is what they're trained to do, so that is what they will do.
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  6827.  @whiteprivilege7961  If a war breaks out in the Aegean Sea, Russia goes bankrupt, it's really that simple.
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  6828.  @antokent  Odd you say that. Most people find him correct on other issues but find he turns into an irrational emotional trainwreck on this issue.
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  6829.  @jchan9761  Yup he is basically taking the playbook of the Feminist and woke movement. Overly emotional and dumbed down arguments meant to shut down debate. But also the arguments he is craftly are purely based on identity politics. I like X group, therefore nothing they do can be wrong (facts be damned). I hate group Y, nothing they do can be right (facts be damned)
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  6830.  @jchan9761  Identity politics isn't always about voting or candidates. It actually started off on political stances or ideologies based on your identity.
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  6831.  @Ash2cents  Do you really expect anyone to buy that BS? You guys are literally sticking millions of people into concentration camps. And then bombing the living hell out of them if they try to resist.
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  6832. @Logic The EU is so weak that it doesn't take much to stand up to them.
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  6833. I hope you're referring to the child killing machine called the IDF.
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  6834.  Steven Taylor  Obviously this would have never happened if that dude was still around.
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  6835. @ Breeks to who and why?
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  6836.  @vikabrox7100  Dude was just out in public giving a speech. What in the hell are you talking about?
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  6837. @ what in the world are you talking about ? You sound like 1 of two things. 1. An overly emotional 12 year old 2. An Indian Which is it?
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  6838.  @debbielagdaan6923  I've done more than enough research. The fact is you guys are literally trying to prove to me gravity doesn't exist. And when it fails, you resort to childish insults. Typical Zionist zombie response when pushed into a real debate. The problem you're going to find and find out soon is that you're fighting a losing battle. Israel has been unmasked, there is no putting that genie back in the bottle no matter how hard you try. You're going to get push back anywhere and everywhere you spout the easily demonstrably false Zionist talking points. Which fold like origami when put under a microscope. Get used to this. You're going to see a whole lot more of it.
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  6839.  @fizzgigmalmy2567  saying wrong doesn't really mean anything. Facts>your emotions.
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  6840.  @jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713  Funny how none of you genocidal maniacs are able to rationally refute anything I'm saying. You literally remind me of the crowd trying to convince me men can get pregnant. Same exact tactics.
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  6841.  @stephenalessini8556  So full blown support to murder 40,000 children wasn't enough? What else did Israel want from Biden other than his 100 percent support for genocide? You don't earn a nickname like Genocide Joe without putting in the work.
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  6842.  @fizzgigmalmy2567  This coming from a person that doesn't know that your does not mean you are? The world you're looking for is YOU'RE. But that is okay, you don't need proper English to continue your genocidal fantasies of murdering children.
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  6843. At what point are people simply going to stop consuming this type of content? I get it, the elites are trying to shape society but there is a point at which these companies will jump ship if they start going bankrupt. So it's kind of on the people to put a stop to this, if we don't the outcome is really on us no?
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  6844.  @zix_zix_zix  To sum it up he is referring to how odd it is that France backs Greece's legal claims of territorial waters for it's islands while at the same time fighting the exact opposite point of view for England's island off the French coast.
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  6845. Funny how shows like the view will try to play the moral high ground by nitpicking about the most ridiculous things. Yet there is an actual literal genocide going on and they simply refuse to take a stand against that. Fact of the matter is they're just a bunch of moronic women who know nothing about this world and simply parrot any position their corporate overlords tell them to parrot. Are they evil? Probably not, think they aren't self aware enough to even understand what they're doing.
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  6846.  @pinkpanter1208f  Oh if that was the trade off they wouldn't have much issue doing that. But that isn't the tradeoff. They are dealing with psychopaths who have nukes.
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  6847. Doubt he is the smartest. Some of the most corrupt people we know are also the smartest people we know. I can say he is probably the most honest person in Washington though. Maybe even the only one.
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  6848. @Kgi135, within 25 years the French will be pushed out of all these areas.
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  6849.  @mkviis  You didn't notice anything for the past 20 years? Nice, I'm not surprised.
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  6850.  @mkviis  Yes but that is how boycotts start, then people gain awareness and they grow. But if you're not worried about it, why comment on it right? You do your thing we'll do ours.
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  6851.  @MahsaAmini-vc3de  Who hurt you in the past bro?
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  6852.  @sandraclowdus6549  If it was owned by middle easterners, I don't think we'd have to worry about woke garbage being thrown around.
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  6853. @LE Tongue, the closest thing the Kurds have to a free and sovereign state is the Kurdish administration of Iraq. The same administration that is helping Turkey bomb the PKK in Northern Iraq.
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  6854. @Javanava8925. The EU will have collapsed by the time these nations join. The level of delusion is quite interesting to see.
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  6855.  @addab  I'm insane because you can't understand a simple concept that literally 80% of the planet would understand with ease? Cool story bro, keep at it.
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  6856.  @karinebabakhanyan6896  Yet they aren't the ones who invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed half a million civilians in the 1990s. You'd have to be really cruel and racist to assume this isn't a crime right?
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  6857.  @karinebabakhanyan6896  Is that how you justify what happened in the 1990s? Because of some slight against your great great great grandfather? Seriously? Yea, let me go slaughter my neighbor and his family and my defense will be "well someone killed my great great great grandfather so I should have the right to go around and kill people who had nothing to do with it." On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you and how insane are you?
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  6858.  @karinebabakhanyan6896  As long as you're honest about about your insanity. What I would probably find even more amusing is that you probably live in the west blabbering about the soils of your motherland lol
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  6859.  @karinebabakhanyan6896  AAA So I'm right. Sitting comfortably in your western country while you're having emotional meltdowns about defending the homeland you refuse to live in. Classic bro lol Did you go fight during the Karabakh war? Or was that "blood running in your veins for the homeland" not important enough to inconvienence yourself? lol
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  6860.  @karinebabakhanyan6896  I'm not the one trying to rationalize the ethnic cleansing of over half a million men, women and children. I don't think many rational human beings would "stoop" to such a level.
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  6861.  @OhisGeorge-e8j  I have ancestry from where the original Khazars are from and I'm ashamed to be genetically related to these Zionist psychopaths.
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  6862.  @gottliebdee263  I'm sure it represents a decent portion of them. Probably a much higher representation in the halls of power like this guy.
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  6863. @डॉ. स्टीवन अजीब They always come to mind when the subject of India comes up. I'm still blown away that a nation still has over half their population defecating on streets. It blows my mind.
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  6864.  Casanova  You expect anyone who has seen India believe in those numbers? It's as ridiculous as believing Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. Fake news.
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  6865.  @suyashverma2338  Anyone who has been to India knows what you're saying is fake news. People are still defecating all over the place like it's going out of style.
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  6866.  @akhileshkumar-xm7ie  No other group of people on the planet defecate anywhere they feel like it. That isn't what I'd call developing. Humans generally got rid of this problem when we were still living in caves, hundred and thousands of years ago.
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  6867.  @riscnx  Picking a designated spot to defecate where it will either be deep in a whole or covered up with something is a lot more hygienic than randomly defecating anywhere you want like an animal. If this wasn't the case the vast majority of humanity wouldn't be using this practice since the caveman days. If you want to compare, why not compare a poor person in Africa for example who earns less than any Indian but still doesn't run around defecating in random places.
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  6868.  @stilxfound3813  India is far too corrupt to have been organized enough to industrial properly during the industrial revolution. Unfortunately Indians spend more energy robbing each other than producing. I think you know I'm right.
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  6869.  @jeanniemaycrawford4466  Yea because pointing out that defecating in the streets is disgusting is racist. I guess I wouldn't be racist if I was like "wow you guys defecate on the streets, that's amazingly awesome." lol Don't be intellectually lazy.
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  6870.  @stilxfound3813  What does the history of the United States and Europe have to do with you defecating in the streets?
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  6871.  @radhika00240  Of course it didn't happen because you guys don't use toilet paper. I've seen the videos of people defecating in the street, not washing their behind and simply pulling up their pants and walking away like nothing happened lol Thank you for proving my point.
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  6872.  @pqr6614  Again, if that is the case why are people still defecating on the streets?
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  6873.  @ashishraul1991  I'm on interested in western propaganda. Also the fact Indians defecate in the streets at crazy rates has never made it to the mainstream media here. It's anyone who's bothered to look it up that was left shocked about it.
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  6874.  @sanketjamdade5612  You pity me for having pity on people who still defecate in the streets? Seriously? I'm sure just this week you've probably seen someone do it. Did you simply block it out of your memory banks?
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  6875.  @deerajsinghbhau8  Was that supposed to be some odd Indian insult? I am not offended by it. As long as you don't move to the west and defecate in my garden I'm happy.
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  6876.  white population is threat to our peace  They're not my community. Is it your contention that someone has to be white to believe that defecating on the street is disgusting? Wow you must have a horrible opinion of anyone who isn't white. Inferiority complex much?
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  6877.  @tuxsharx  The British stole the wealth of a lot of nations. Most of those nations don't have issues of their people defecating in the streets. It seems only Pakistan, India and the Bengali nation are the only ones suffering from this problem.
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  6878.  @kicksomeup6998  People do that, it's called a bidet. But that is very advanced when we're talking about people who literally defecate on streets and don't even attempt to clean themselves.
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  6879.  @Soul_2050  Hard not to think of toilets (or lack there of) when someone mentions India.
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  6880.  @seadragon610  I didn't realize we were talking about "ancient India." I thought we were talking about hundreds of millions of people defecating in streets beaches and train tracks today.
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  6881.  @СоветскийСоюз-ф7к  How does you defecating on the streets make me racist?
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  6882.  @deepalall647  Even if I became homeless I don't think I'd be defecating in the middle of the street like an Indian. lol I'd go dig a hole somewhere.
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  6883.  @oppertunist-trader  How about in the year 2022?
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  6884.  @oppertunist-trader  Actually during the cold war era the world had two super powers. That is what caused the cold war you genius lol I love the way you guys debate. You literally take out a shotgun and shoot yourselves in the foot. Over and over and over again lol
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  6885.  @toomuch82  That is a fantastic idea.
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  6886.  @justarandomdortmundfan1097  Not a troll, I made one comment and found it interesting the sh!t storm it created. My apologies for not responding to your earlier comment. I've had way too many relies, the few I looked at were all utterly ridiculous. Hard to get to all the people defecating in the response section.
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  6887.  @noone4617  What does colonialism have to do with people defecating people on the streets?
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  6888.  @lolololololol369  Yes and oddly enough people aren't using them.
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  6889.  @yarumillai6180  Relax Patel, I'm sure you've realized after one my simple comment I've gotten nearly 200 responses from triggered Indians. My apologies for not being able to respond to every single one of those emotionally riddled ridiculous posts, which in most cases make absolutely no sense.
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  6890. @not a gud guy Yes this is true, they have access. That makes the problem worse because even though they have access they aren't using them. They prefer to defecate in the streets which is insanity.
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  6891.  @AshutoshTiwari-gc8ct  No person from a civilized country would got to India for any reasons. Remember it's the Indians coming here, not us going there. Even Indians don't want to live in India. .
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  6892.  @hoonan1874  So you're telling me that after all this time India has gone backwards since then? Wow. Quite an admission.
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  6893.  @funandgamingbyfighter0009  So if you've had them for that long and still aren't using them. What does that say?
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  6894.  @mylet2658  Yea there are plenty of homeless Americans using outhouses and honey pots. But they're not walking around defecating anywhere they please like dogs. Hell even my dog is picky about where she defecates and knows where not to lol
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  6895.  @Acelrock  No, I'm not. But you sir have probably defecated on the train tracks in the past 6 months lol
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  6896.  @theeternal6890  That is like the 10th time I've seen this comment. If you've known about toilets for 1000s of years, why aren't you using them now? Most civilizations go forward not backward lol
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  6897.  @theeternal6890  I believe you that there are lots of toilets, my question is why aren't people using them.
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  6898.  @snehagaming3777  So if the first toilet was invented in India and the toilet has been in India longer than anywhere else. Why aren't today's Indians using them?
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  6899.  @snehagaming3777  So you're essentially say people who don't use toilets are "way too low." Yet they constitute a huge proportion of the population? That means one thing. The people who are "higher" are actually "even more low" since they haven't rectified the situation for the people in poverty. All the arguments you've made so far make India look even worse. And no the world doesn't revolve around the USA and Europe. In fact in most places around the globe you don't have people defecating on streets and beaches. Only India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. You guys are special I guess, different from everyone else on the planet in that regard.
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  6900.  @snehagaming3777  Personally insulting me doesn't change the point I made does it? Nor does trying to change the subject. And no we're not arguing, you are not a rational human being that can be argued with.
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  6901.  @userunavailable__  As if I really need update advice from someone who defecates in the middle of the street.
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  6902.  @unapologetic906  Not sure how that crude insult changes what I said.
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  6903.  @aniliebe  This is true. But those people pooping in the streets in California literally make up like .002% of the population if that. Now imagine a country where more than 50% are doing this. So essentially you're telling me you're saying most of India is on par with literally the worst part of America?
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  6904.  @mittalsingh9384  I completely get your point and yes my society does have all these problems, unlike you I can admit these problems. You can't solve a problem till you admit it. But I don't see how my society having crazy problems like high crimes, insane younger generations, a society which doesn't know the difference between a man or a woman has anything to do with the fact your people defecate in the streets. If my society was 1000x worse than it is, would any of that change the fact a majority of your people defecate in the streets? I'm trying to understand your logic here.
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  6905.  @futurecorpse4935 So you're saying they have a toilet and you don't?
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  6906.  @aarthirajaraman7453  Sure they do bro. I also wish they would use them.
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  6907.  @SunnySunfl0werz-03  so people in the west lack a father. People in India lack a toilet. Sure lacking a father is worse but I fail to see how that changes the fact you defecate on the streets.
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  6908. Disputed territory BBC? Really? I know we live in an era of fake news where networks push a narrative but imagine leaving out the most critical piece of information like "This territory is internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan which was illegally invaded and annexed by Armenia in the 1990s." That just might have given viewers context as to why this conflict erupted.
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  6909. @jacquessoffalot2986. You're the exact reason why I always correct people who are bashing Israel by claiming it is the "Jews" every time Israel does something insane. No it isn't the Jews, it is a small minority of Jews worldwide who run that country and believe in the insanity and violence they believe in. Like you, there are millions and millions of Jews who simply stand against these crimes and people should remember that. Not even to mention that the founders of Zionism were atheists.
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  6910. @Edward Span, that is an interesting take on the situation. But essentially that is kind of how it all worked out.
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  6911. What a ridiculous question the BBC is posing. Obviously they will ignore it.
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  6912. @JoeLiptow Well played Joe. I’m 45 and I too am embarrassed for my views 20 years ago. The mainstream evil media and their false narratives got us all. Free Palestine 🇵🇸
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  6913. So what happens if a member of Nato uses their veto on Finland joining?
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  6914. @Blob B You'd be surprised. There are a few who are likely to and one who is 100% confirmed to threaten they will. Unfortunately for Sweden they've been supporting a terrorist organization that has killed about 30,000 civilians in a Nato country. They just might be a tad bit upset about it? lol
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  6915.  @samnous2002  So you walk into someone's house and steal 50% of it. Then steal the other 50% claiming it's their fault for not accepting the 50% back in 1947 when you murdered their children? Is that seriously your argument? lol You seriously need to find better and less insane material.
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  6916. Not even the same or a bit lesser. If they had just 1/4th the weaponary and ammunition, they'd wreck the IDF. The IDF soldiers aren't trained to deal with men with guns. It is a military trained to kill women and children. They'd fold under that kind of pressure.
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  6917.  @Sheikh_Yerbouti  It doesn't matter where those women and children are. As per IDF standard operation procedure they'd find a way to target the women and children.
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  6918.  @AJ-il1lm8ph7z  He'll either get killed or fired if he pushes too much.
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  6919.  @antoniolopez1347  Worse. The fact they think that old tired playbook will work is insane. Too much social media and indie journalism these days. Everything eventually gets out.
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  6920. That is simple BS. Why would send Egypt billions is to allow their dictator in power who in turn has promised be Israel's B!tch. This is an Israel first policy, not an America first one. Regardless of which way Egypt goes, we will still have our ways to retain influence over the canal. But if we continue down this road to help brutalize the Egyptian people just to keep an pro Israel dictator in power, we're going to lose that influence I speak of. That is when the Chinese and Russians are going to move in. This policy works against American interests, not for. It is another pro Israel policy that hurts America and her interests. Also your argument that forcing a dictator down the throat of people in Egypt who simply don't want him isn't what any rational people would call stability. It is literally the opposite of stability, that nation is on the verge of revolution every single day.
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  6921.  @AlexanderBenanti-d2q  Egypt will do anything it can to avoid a war. Because it's leaders know their army is simply not capable of sustaining a major war. They're turned their military into a money making operation. Most of their soldiers are selling vegetables on the streets rather than training.
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  6922. They can stand all they want, they just can't stand on the graves of civilians they've ethnically cleansed while illegally invading and occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory.
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  6923. @Tiki Considering they control the grain in question, yes they have to agree. Especially when they have the grain and it's their mines keeping their ships stuck in port. Russia too has to agree not to shoot these ships carrying the grain out of the area. So yes, both parties had to agree to this.
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  6924.  @chaosXP3RT  They're in the news quite often.
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  6925. This comment legit made me laugh 🤣
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  6926. @Always, I'm pretty sure they're one of the few nations which actually make the spare parts for the F16 lol Besides in a few years time it really won't matter as they wont' be using any kind of US military hardware. Probably for this very reason.
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  6927.  @wolfgangrenner4152  Yes but most of those other nations are on the upswing and Europe is on the decline, a decline which at this point is nearly not reversable. America will be fine either way, plenty of hydrocarbons, fantastic military, excellent geography so on and so forth. Europe is done, stick a fork in her. The rest of the world understands this which is why the EU's word holds very little weight in the international arena. It's an organization comprised mostly of vassal states.
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  6928.  @naphakademagadla  The fact they're holy or the fact they're brave warriors?
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  6929. The sheer insanity of all this is mind blowing. I have literally lost all faith in our institutions and our media. Our civilization has gotten to a point where we can no longer produce humanity. The fact we're aiding crimes against civilians by a mechanized army not seen since WW2 is mind boggling. It isn't just thousands of children being murdered, our souls here back home have been murdered as well. May god forgive us.
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  6930.  @mutiur7396  More like infamy and the wrong kind of attention. Most people around the world now know what an evil family she is now part of.
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  6931. "The mystery of why Serbian population backs Russia" Seriously BBC, the "mystery" of why? Come on..... I'm pretty sure it wasn't Moscow that bombed Belgrade not that long ago. Just sayin....
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  6932.  @WH-hi5ew  Oh absolutely, I was all for the bombing of Belgrade. However I'm not sure what exactly that has to do with how the Serbians perceived it?
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  6933. This channel is slowly turning into CNN with false narratives. Did this guy just compare what happened between Azerbaijan and Armenia to what is happening in Israel/Palestine? Seriously? Azerbaijan and Armenia fought a huge war and only about 27 civilians were killed in the entire conflict. More civilians than that are dying ever 5 minutes in the Israel/Palestine conflict. You really going to try to compare the two? Seriously?
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  6934.  @lvi25  Isn't he a direct descendant of the guy who sold out the entire middle east to the British for a few pots of gold in the early 1900s? I think that dude was Abdullah's grandfather no? The man who paved the way for Israel to be created. My guess is the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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  6935. They used and abused him, now he is being thrown in the trash. When is this idiot going to wake up and sit down at the negotiating table.
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  6936. Imagine African Americans in America actually put some thought into how Africa is treated in foreign relations when they vote? Imagine.......
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  6937.  @camnorwood157  So you're essentially saying you're pro apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Hey, at least you're honest about being insane.
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  6938.  @jjgreek1  He didn't say he is supporting Greek aggression. Read his comment again.
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  6939.  @jjgreek1  Aside from your emotional rants regarding race and religion, I'm fairly sure the facts speak for themselves. Reality>Your feelings.
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  6940. @Jonathan Hampshire, when an organization is this corrupt all they'll do is fine a few low level scapegoats and change the rules so they won't get caught next time. No, it's not a positive thing. Especially when they're trying to deflect their own corrupt by pointing the finger at the people who bribed them.
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  6941. @axestoneSor. Except you fail to realize just how much damage just those 12 drones actually did before Russia were able to take them down. Russia was so taken aback by this they put intense pressure on Turkey not to send more. The other 1000s of drones you're speaking of arent' high end drones like the 12 you first mentioned. Those 12 drones were designed to get shot down but their premise is to blow up billions of dollars of equipment before they do. They did their job. Ukraine just couldn't get more. Do your homework before making ridiculous statements. The drones the rest of Nato sent were basically toys compared to those initial 12 Bayraktar drones the Turks sent them.
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  6942.  @ABN_Youtube I’m not taking sides here but I will tell you one thing. To claim something is propaganda you actually have to demonstrate how. If you simply scream propaganda without demonstrating why it is false, odds are you’re probably wrong.
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  6943.  @KK-zc3wy  The terrain was also a large determining factor. Your technology and firepower advantages are multiplied in flat terrain. Where as in mountainous terrain, the entire game changes. How do you think the Taliban survived for so long in the mountains of Afghanistan.
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  6944.  @williamkinghorn5825  Half the Russian fleet is stuck in the Aegean sea. What in the world are you talking about.
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  6945. @Chybazartujesz86. I think they know better than you how well armed their opposition is. Considering those arms have probably killed most of women and children over the past few decades.
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  6946.  @noraculibrk6629  No dude it's Europe. At least when American threatens nations it can follow through. Europe tries to bully like America but holds nothing to bully with. It's sad and ridiculous at the same time.
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  6947. Perhaps then you've never seen one which was still in developmental phase. How do you think they get the body of the plane around before the insides are built out?
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  6948. @Napolien, I'm fairly sure the Turks don't blame the Arabs for their downfall, any rational person probably understands the empire fell apart because it stagnated. What they seem to blame the Arabs for (and correct me if I'm wrong) is the Arabs helping the Europeans carve out the entire middle east. Which caused problems we're seeing to this very day. Talk about shooting yourselves in the foot.
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  6949. Al Bundy, We're about to go through the same exact thing here in America although not nearly as severe.
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  6950. @ValensBellator. A government which actually is forced to do things their voters want. You call an autocracy. A government which really doesn't give 2 sh!ts about what the voters want. You call a democracy? Hmmm the collective cognitive dissonance is quite literally terrifying. Up is down and down is up. But then again we live in times were people think men can get pregnant, so yea why not believe the opposite of everything else is true.
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  6951. Democracy now is an interesting news outlet. Azerbaijan takes back their territory with a huge war but were careful enough where about 4 civilians died. Democracy now: Genocide. Israel is completely bombarding an area densely populated with civilians with hundreds upon hundreds dying in each strike. Not to mention the region is illegally occupied by Israel Democracy now: We don't like to use the word genocide. Democracy now<------ credibility issue.
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  6952.  @ejcash7234  You mean the northern part where a small ethnic minority doesn't have to worry about being slaughtered like cattle by the people in the south.
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  6953.  @John-hh5kx this didn’t age well.
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  6954.  @bracha2u786 so murdering all their women and children and stealing their homes is okay then? This is your shtick? Good luck selling it
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  6955.  @prajodcp7145  Again, leaders in such nations aren't "toppled" Also if they were as good at election fraud as you claim they are, why exactly did their ruling party lose the all important midterm elections not too long ago? What they decided they were tired of cheating? lol Logic bro, logic. I know it's a hard thing to grasp for genetically damaged inbreds.
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  6956. Big fan of Peter but I have this feeling he is going to be telling us about the eminent collapse of China for the next 30 years.
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  6957.  @lalboimanlun1230  Hamas doesn't have tanks or planes. The apartheid zionist regime hell bent on genocide has all those things. Nice try though trying to blame the victims for the crimes of the zionists.
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  6958. @Pilep5. Armenia's territory isn't being taken or under attack. What in the world are you talking about.
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  6959.  @BrightWendigo  Yea I'm going to have to say no on that. Aside from a few paid off politicians spouting nonsense, the state department has much deeper relations with the Azeris.
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  6960. So let me try to understand your argument. So if one nation does something terrible, it should help, fund and aid another nation to do something terrible as well? Is that seriously your argument here? Can't you pro apartheid/concentration camp shills come up with decent arguments anymore?
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  6961. Fake news, when this story broke I was very curious as this is a HUGEEE leap in technology so I looked into it. These drones are autonomous as far as their ability to fly places they're programmed to fly. They are not autonomous in how and where they attack. The operator is still in charge of that. You'd think an outlet as large as the Washington Post would do a little bit of research before putting out a story. Is that asking for too much?
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  6962. @pototo, Israel isn't going to put all it's eggs in one basket. Not a chance. Also Ukraine embracing Israel is just theatre to try to gain brownie points with Washington. To be fair both of these nations don't give a flying fuk about the other.
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  6963.  @titusbrutus8861  They don't have to join the Turks. But they do need to stop working for Israel. It is pure and simply stupidity to do such a thing in that region of the world, it won't end well and people wont' forget.
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  6964.  @Kevc00  Imagine an entire ethnic group were being targeted for extermination. Then we can imagine your analogy actually making any sense.
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  6965.  @Kevc00  If you can show me a functioning democracy in Syria, I can show you some amazingly pacific ocean beach front property Berlin I'd love to sell you. It's a great deal I promise, it's about as real as a functioning democracy in Syria.
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  6966.  @Kevc00  You literally have an area in chaos, where American military is protecting militia groups in exchange for taking the oil. Tons of instances of the ethnic cleansing of villages not to mention pretty substantial evidence that these militia groups are tied to international terrorist organizations? This is your definition of a democracy in Syria? Seriously? Sounds more like a dystopia. Unless someone is benefiting from this, I can't imagine any rational person to believe all that to be a good thing.
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  6967. Or maybe they just think apartheid, genocide and the wonton slaughter of children is wrong? Just maybe? I'm a right winger, I disagree with these two on nearly every issue under the sun. But this issue is pretty cut and dry, no rational person is going to claim they're on the wrong side of this issue. Not to mention probably more than 95% of people on this planet also agree with them on this one issue.
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  6968. @jupiter1363. THere should also be a UN resolution pushing Israel to release the 7,000 Palestinian hostages they've been holding for decades. What is good for the goose....
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  6969. @Koseku, Nato only has 2 nations which have the capability to fight a long term large scale war. America and the United States. So yea, the rest of the Nato nations sure seem to be interested in their "opinion."
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  6970.  @acidtechno8545  If you feel that confident you can deter your neighbor, more power to you. That is actually good news, maybe you can relay this strategic thinking to the government of Greece. Perhaps understanding this overwhelming advantage will stop them from trying to drag every capital with a military into the conflict to defend them. Obviously with everything you've been saying that isn't necessary, seems like you know more than they do.
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  6971.  @acidtechno8545  I highly doubt Turkey has any intention of "invading mainland Greece." Even if they did, they don't have the capability to do so without massive losses, the geography itself causes intense problems for them. They can't take the land route because it is narrow and mountainous nor do they have thousands of landing ships along with the logistics it would take to make an amphibious landing on mainland Greece. Good luck explaining geography and how it affects war to those wide eyed nationalist neighbors of yours who seem to parrot the phrase "we'll be in Athens in 5 days." With that said I'd imagine they'd like those islands extremely close to their coast, I can't say I blame them as Greece is using those islands as weapons against them. If you think Greece has the military capability to stop them from taking those islands a few miles off their shore you're even more delusional than those wide eyed neighbors of yours who think they'll be in Athens in 5 days. They don't take those islands not because they're afraid of Greece military reprisals but more so due to the entire internationally community coming down hard on them. Once that situation changes and they feel they can get away with it, they're going to do it. This isn't a matter of if, its' a matter of when. Especially if Greece continues to try to weaponize those islands. For all the bombastic talk of both sides this is the reality of the situation. I'd imagine in the early 1970s there were plenty of Greeks like you claiming if Turkey invaded Cyprus they'd pay a dear price, they'd be destroyed so and on so forth. This type of thinking generally leads to nothing but disaster for the side which miscalculates. I'm going to be brutally honest and say I really don't give a rats ass if they take your islands or if they don't. My biggest worry is my country and our insane establishment politicians who are looking for any excuse to enter any conflict. Especially now with the crazies back in charge with Biden winning (stealing) the election. The people want no part in this, so again please tell your politicians to stop sabre rattling and then trying to get our government to use our tax money and our boys to protect you.
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  6972.  @acidtechno8545  Not the biggest fan of Trump but you know what I was a fan of? It was the first time in my lifetime we went 4 years without randomly destroying a nation for no good reason while spending billions and billions of tax payer dollars and having our neighbors sons either die or come home wounded. I'm not sure how destroying Afghanistan beyond repair, destroying Iraq beyond repair, pushing a civil war in Syria and destroying Syria then destroying Libya for no good reason helped the American people. So you can complain all you want about your petty interests and have emotional meltdowns about some dude named Erdogan. But from our point of view, not getting into all these wars is a good thing, not destroying random nations over and over again is a good thing. Now we have another establishment guy in the white house, they're looking for a conflict to get involved in. I'm guessing Greece's aggressiveness toward her neighbor will give them the perfect excuse. You better hope they join on your side but with these globalists you never know.
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  6973. I find it so interesting how SKY news has now gotten into the business of peddling false narratives. Are they now CNN 2.0? hmmm
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  6974.  @levongevorgyan6789  Would that include the Native Indians for example ethnically cleansing anyone who arrived later? For example in places like California? According to your logic would you being murdered for living in Glendale be considered fair game?
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  6975.  @levongevorgyan6789  You don't have to live there to understand the logical conclusion to your point of view. I'm not saying you're blaming anyone. What I am saying though is that your premise if extrapolated across the world would lead to literally 70% of the world population being massacred. Such is the insanity of your talking point.
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  6976.  @levongevorgyan6789  Yet you fail to mention all the other regions invaded that were filled with Azeri civilians, to the tune of 800,000 of them. This is the policy you're trying to rationalize. Not to mention the fact it was an illegal invasion of another nation's internationally recognized territory. I know cognitive dissonance is a real thing but the level some people take it to is surreal. What they're willing to rationalize is quite scary.
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  6977.  @ingridschmid1709  They do not because they've alienated them to a point of no return. This will not end well long term.
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  6978. So you go somewhere, start slaughtering civilians, push the survivors off their land and put them in modern concentration camps. Leave them in these camps like an open air prison for decades then have raves and parties on their land and then act shocked when these people react.
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  6979. Their elections are extremely clean. Even cleaner when compared to ours.
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  6980. In full blown panic mode.
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  6981. @Kristiyan Ivanov, So basically you're saying Bulgarians lived a 16th century life in the 16 century.
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  6982.  Lulu  Fox News is usually on script too. They only keep Tucker around because of his insane ratings. He seems the only guy I know of in mainstream media that isn't on script. He'll probably be the last.
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  6983. Is this for real?
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  6984. @Marcus Sver, Their economy is in shambles but they've required no assistance from western nations. What in the world are you talking about? Most the assistance they've gotten are from nations like Qatar and investments from the Saudis and the UAE. Last I checked those nations aren't "western." What is it with people and their amazing ability to spread fake news lol
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  6985.  @user-zz8lb6bd7p  The metric is in your statement. "over market price."
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  6986. So you're against freedom of expression?
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  6987.  @thsimpsonsguy  Isn't Sweden one of the worst offenders of this? Wasn't Sweden recently blocked from joining Nato because it was financing armed groups which were blowing up schools and hospitals? I'm fairly sure most European nations don't go that far in hurting people. So as a Swede, apologize for the Swedish government's actions instead of apologizing for the actions of other European nations.
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  6988. @Willie Wonka, They probably had a deal with Washington to do this. It's obvious Washington wants to keep this war going for as long as possible, perhaps they know how bad Russia is struggling and wanted to use Egypt to arm them a bit to keep the war going? Who knows. Nothing would shock me at this point.
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  6989. Half the members of that alliance you mentioned don't trust each other.
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  6990. ​ @youtubeboy5700  Yea because Pakistan and Iran have such excellent relations right.
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  6991. @Dnpe Running a successful country isn't as simple as understanding how to do it. Geography plays a much larger role than people think.
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  6992. @Dnpe You say there is no geographical reason for Mediterranean countries to not succeed. Lets take Greece as the example of a Mediterranean country's geography and how it affects their growth. Problems: 1. Not enough flat fertile land, essentially they can't grow enough food to feed their own people nor can they export mass amounts of items such as wheat. 2. To much mountainous terrain, this is probably the worst geographical feature any nation can deal with. Building infrastructure is EXTREMELY expensive so not enough of it gets built. What happens is you end up with many different regions not being linked properly and a weak central government. Goods can't move efficiently or in any sort of cheap manner which in effect saps demand for goods and has the nasty side effect of goods not being produced. 3. Lack of natural resources. Yes many nations lack natural resources and get by just fine but that usually means they don't also have problem #1 and problem#2 at the same time. Not to mention that due to Greece's geography getting items such oil and gas to the interior of the country is extremely difficult to do not to mention very costly. There are so many factors into why a nation may or may not be successful. Some nations can do quite well despite their geography but they're in the minority. Geography along with many other factors plays a HUGE role in not only how a nation will behave but also in how rich that nation will be. The only nation on the planet which has all of Greece's geography flaws and some how managed to become wealthy is Japan. They're the outlier, they're the exception to this rule. No one else with these problems has been able to overcome them. Greece for example has been drowning in debt it can't pay since it's inception in 1821. It has gone bankrupt more times than I can count. Do you truly believe this keeps happening to them over and over again because they're idiots? Or just maybe they're dealing with some obstacles that seem insurmountable for their skill set as a people?
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  6993. @Dnpe Hong Kong and Macau aren't nation states. Even if they were, do you or do you not believe their recent economic output is somehow related to that huge neighbor their entire economy is tied to? A place called China? China does have the proper geography to be productive rich and powerful. This will also filter down to Hong Kong and Macau. Find better examples please.
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  6994. @Dnpe It's actually very relevant if they are nation states or not, what state they're tied to and who they border. Where you are and who you border is part of your geography which is exactly what is being debated. You're saying geography doesn't matter but then use two examples where their location on the map has a lot to do with why they're so successful.
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  6995. @Dnpe You basically proved geography isn't important by using two major examples of nation's who's geography is of utmost importance to them? Then talk about people missing your point? Apologies but people are missing your point because you really don't have one. The fact you think you have one in your own head won't change that.
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  6996. @Dnpe They did it autonomously from China while using China as an export market. Which again was made easy due to their geography. What about this is confusing?
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  6997. @Dnpe You believing having nextdoor access to a nation is the same as shipping something from half way across the world? So Mexico's largest trade volume is with the United States because they simply want it to be that way? What in the world are you smoking. You go from making one crazy statement after another. Also Greece is not on the doorstop of Europe, not as far as sending them materials. Take a took at the topography between Greece and western Europe. Don't be so damned simple minded. I'm not saying the Greeks aren't blameless. They're lazy, nationalistic to a point they're delusional and they're corrupt to the bone. But this idea that their geography won't ensure they'll be in poverty forever is insanity.
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  6998.  @furuwrecker1420  How many genocides has Russia pushed an armed in Africa? Are they stealing resources from Africa? Are they installing corrupt leaders in Africa? Are they funding an arming Jihadi groups to cause chaos in Africa? No they aren't, that is what France has been doing the past 200 years there and continues to do. Russia's foreign policy, they've ruined the lives of untold millions of people in central Asia, the Caucasus and eastern Europe. But to compare what they're doing in Africa with France is nothing short of sheer and utter insanity. No one can match France for crimes against humanity in Africa. They are the champions leagues winners on that front.
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  6999.  @kuleebaba9014  In your world you actually don't know that the IDF killed more Israeli civilians on OCT 7th than Hamas did. This is the age of the internet, social media and indie journalism. This ridiculous 2002 type narratives fall apart after a few months.
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  7000.  @The_Cadaver  That might be better than having an emotional meltdown while at the same time calling for the murder of 2.3 million people who happen to be stuffed into concentration camps.
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  7001. @Iain Phillips, I'm not sure I'd be so gracious when facing a group of people who invaded my internationally recognized my territory and mercilessly ethnically cleansed more than half a million of my people in the 1990s. Who is to say they won't do it again? Best to push their administration out of the region completely so they can't get the bright idea to start massacring half a million civilians again. It's best for both sides.
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  7002.  @iainphillips3725  So basically you're claiming that well over half a million Azeri civilians weren't ethnically cleansed in the 1990s? Cool story bro, the Turks keep telling me the same thing about how many Armenians died in the genocide, the claim "it wasn't that much." I'm glad to see you're learning the tactics of ethnic cleansing denial well.
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  7003.  @iainphillips3725  I've never been to either Armenia or Azerbaijan, closest I've been was a 5 day visit to Georgia (beautiful nation). I've also only met one Azeri in my entire life who was a fairly nice guy and have met around 20 Armenians who for the most part were very nice people as well. With that said, lets not turn this into a ridiculous shit fest of identity based debated. The facts are the facts and I'm merely articulating the reality of the situation which for one reason or another you refuse to accept.
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  7004.  @iainphillips3725  You might want to look up how many refugees ended up in Azerbaijan, all well verified by independent sources. With some people there seems to be a huge disconnect with what is and what they want to be. It seems that is what I'm dealing with here. You also should realize this wasn't that long ago and many of the people who perpetrated these crimes are still alive, many of them still in the armed forces of Armenian Karabakh. Well now lets say what is left of them.
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  7005.  @iainphillips3725  You do understand what ethnic cleansing is right? When you kill, push out or intimidate a group of people into leaving an area. Hence having "ethnically "cleansed it. We know how many survived when they ran away, god knows how many didn't.
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  7006.  @louistournas120  Civilians massacred where probably well over 50k along with roughly 600,000 ethnically cleansed from occupied villages and cities.
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  7007.  @louistournas120  I never realized that Wikipedia which can be changed by anyone was the ultimate source to settle a debate. I guess it makes sense when someone clutching for straws and has no real debate material. I guess all those people living there simply up and vanished into the wind like a fart. Real believable champ, well played. You get the award for horrible human being of the day.
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  7008.  @louistournas120  You really haven't figured out how things work do you? When Russia completely and utterly started slaughtering people in the north Caucasus how well was it covered in western media and was it talked about at the UN? Before the adoption of the internet no one really cared about what happens in remote areas on top of a mountain which has no economic or geostrategic value. Again, you literally want people to believe half a million people were living somewhere and then up and vanished into thin air? All because of some subject view you have? Seriously?
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  7009.  @louistournas120  Yea Turkey should for sure own up to the Armenian genocide. I do however find it interesting that you sound just like the Turks in denying what happened to the Azeris in the 1990s. Have you been reading their "How to deny mass crimes 101" Step 1: Pretend it never happened Step 2: Claim there isn't enough evidence. Step 3 Blame your victims. So when are you going to head down to step since you're following the handbook so well?
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  7010.  @louistournas120  I'm not sure what events from over 100 years ago between you and a third party have to do with what happened with the Azeris in the 1990s. You ask me to answer questions yet you can't stay on topic.
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  7011.  @louistournas120  You're literally trying to rationalize ethnic cleansing with some subjective view of historical events. Then to make matters worse, when you have no leg to stand on you're literally trying to drag people's personal identity into this. What I am or who I am doesn't in anyway, shape or form change the fact that you're trying to rationalize and whitewash the ethnic cleansing of more than half a million civilians. Then to make matters worse, you complain about another group who also is denying their same actions well over 100 years ago. The fact you don't understand the insanity in your point of view is quite frankly terrifying. So let me some this up. Lets say I steal my neighbor's house and kill his family members, when someone calls me out I come up with these talking points. 1. Well someone killed my grandfather years ago, so that makes it okay for me to go rob and kill my neighbor. 2. The people killed probably deserved it. 3. Who are you to judge, may I ask your nationality or ethnic origin. You my friend are a terrifying human being (if I can call you a human being at all)
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  7012.  @louistournas120  You'd like to think it plays a role but it doesn't. You simply can't be like well someone killed my great great great grandfather so I'm going to go slaughter my neighbor and his family. Again, it's insanity and you're still trying to peddle it. You can't just be a normal human being and outright say "Yes, slaughtering civilians and ethnically cleansing half a million people might not have been a good idea." Instead you literally try to blame everyone else except the murders themselves.
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  7013.  @louistournas120  There is no way 500k Azeri civilians were killed. Many were killed but 500k is insane, no one claimed that. Ethnic cleansing is when you forcibly remove people from where they live due to their ethnicity. In this case by the threat of murder. You might want to look up what the definitions of the words being used mean before going off emotional tangents.
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  7014.  @louistournas120  I'm well aware of what I wrote my issue is that you literally don't know what ethnic cleansing means and are formulating your entire argument based off this. The fact I spelled it out for you in plain English and you still persist with your insanity has me completely and utterly shocked.
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  7015.  @louistournas120  Yea they started massacring a civilian population of 500k. Honestly does the English language confuse you? They started massacring them and the rest of them ran way. TEXTBOOK definition of ethnic cleansing. I'm still confused as to what you're trying to debate here. Are you literally trying to rationalize this type of behavior? You think it's appropriate behavior and do you believe the Azeris coming back and pushing these murderous illegal militia groups off their territory was a bad thing? If so, do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends and push old women down stairs for kicks?
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  7016. You sound unhinged.
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  7017.  @AliiKaumualii  To be fair Joe seems to have zero idea what is going on. It is the globalists and the Zionists who put an old senile man there who just does as he his told. Lets start calling out the people actually escalating the war. The globalists and Zionists.
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  7018. Not that it makes the situation any better but technically the United States only recognized the PKK as a terror organization and not the YPG. It's this technicality they use to be legally able to work with the YPG. They call it rebranding. It doesn't make it right but don't spread false information like the United States branding the YPG a terror group. That is flat out false.
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  7019.  @Karakulak1071  so then you agree with me that your original statement was false?
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  7020. @user-nb8op3sn1l I fail to see how America supporting or not supporting a genocidal apartheid state has to do with Muslims. Unless of course your argument is all those things are fine if being done to Muslims? Sounds oddly similar to the argument for slavery in America all those years ago. "It is fine as long as we only do it to blacks" We've once again become morally bankrupt.
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  7021. Few young men want to join the military these days. No amount of advertising is going to change that.
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  7022.  @davidbaker1918  The Marines barely made it after lowering their standards on who gets in. The Marines are a small part of the military, what about the rest? Have they met their targets or is the top brass in full panic mode? You are right about the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq having a long lasting impact. But don't under estimate the issue of values either. The values of the military's top brass have shifted to a place where it simply isn't in line with the values of the vast majority of the people it's trying to recruit. The woke ads didn't help either. I don't know how old you are David but the world has changed a lot from when I was of age to enter the military. Back then most people just getting out of high school saw joining the military as an honorable thing to do (Hell a lot of my close friends joined). Young men of that age bracket today simply don't see it that way. Does the military have something to offer young people? Absolutely, I think it's a great place for many young people to build character and get a good start to life. But the problem isn't what is, the problem is perception. A large chunk of young people simply don't see it that way.
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  7023.  @OljeiKhan  The guy wasn't hating Turks. He was making a much different point. Not saying I agree or disagree with what he is saying. But I completely disagree with how you portrayed his comment.
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  7024.  @kalle1453  You do realize the term "Turkish" refers to nationality and not ethnicity right. You can wrap your head around and comprehend this simple concept no?
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  7025.  @pembebulut2781  So kesin sizde miras kavgasi dava vardir ozaman lol
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  7026. If Erdogan and the Cyprus problem vanished overnight, this situation still wouldn't be any different.
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  7027.  @ΗλιαςΓεραλντο  So when you run to their nations and steal all their resources it is fine. When they come to your country to work it is a big no no? Make up your mind you can't have your cake and eat it too. If you're starving because someone stole all your food, it makes sense to go to where your food was sent so you can get a piece. No? Now if you wanted real parity, if those migrants violently took over France, massacred millions of people and used the rest as slave labor for 200 years. Then yea you guys can call it even.
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  7028. They're probably the biggest threats to them.
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  7029. Israel doesn't seem to agree with you
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  7030.  @jeffhood-s2q  Wife beating cowards vs wife head shaving cowards. Lets go!!!! lol
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  7031.  @persiangulfprincess  I wasn't replying to you when I said Israel doesn't agree with you. I was replying to the guy who said Iran can't do jack sh!t. My point is if that were true, Israel wouldn't be freaking out about it.
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  7032. @Chris & Rolf, Who can and cannot join the world's largest military alliance doesn't depend on who you feel is or isn't your brother.
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  7033.  @sabyegrp  You have a point but generally speaking the guys on the front lines don't generally decide things on the political front. They don't decide who they're fighting, why they're fighting nor who they're going to fight with, that is usually left to policy makers. With that said though I can see the "who I'm fighting with" having an effect on troops on the front line. Lets assume a world war kicked off and Nato was involved. If I'm on the front lines I'm not sure I'd want to be fighting with inexperienced Swedish troops who have pink hair and a degree in gender studies.
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  7034.  @sabyegrp  I have zero experience with it but I'd imagine going into battle must be one of the hardest thing any human ever has to do. I didn't go but a bunch of my friends signed up right after 9-11, most of them in the Marines. When some of them got back from their tours, they weren't the same guys I remember. :O(
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  7035. I'm not sure I'd put Azerbaijan on that list. They were forced into that situation by Iran. Don't forget the same thing that happened to Palestinians happened to the Azeris in the 1990s when 800,000 of their people were brutally ethnically cleansed. With the help, support and weapons from Iran. Israel obviously took advantage of the situation by arming Azerbaijan so their entire nation wouldn't be ethnically cleansed. Iran basically did to Azerbaijan what Morocco is doing to Palestine right now. That is unfortunately the situation with that and hopefully the Azeris are smart enough to break away from it's commitments to Israel. Unlike the other states they didn't do it for money, they did it to survive.
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  7036. Oddly enough the Russians don’t seem as angry about this as you’d think. Something is afoot and slowly the details are starting to come out. I wouldn’t be shocked if Turkey, Russia and Iran cut some sort of deal behind closed doors. If Russia keeps that naval base in Syria we’ll know for sure. It could come out that Uncle Sam and Israel got duped here
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  7037.  @FunnyBunny-pd5xx clearly anyone following developments in that region can point to one non secular law in Turkey which has been changed. I’ll be waiting for your response with that. Tropes and rhetoric are cheap, reality matters.
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  7038.  @zhenyamugisa9423  A path to send refugees home. I see people yapping on about what Turkey's motives are from people who wouldn't be able to find Turkey on a map let alone understanding what is actually going on in that country and what makes them do what they do.
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  7039.  @PandaCheeks  I'm not a religious man but I doubt god plays real estate agent. And I'm very sure he isn't a cheerleader of apartheid and concentration camps like some (cough cough) seem to be. Me personally, I don't think I'd insult god by attributing such sadistic traits upon him.
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  7040.  @thegoodgunner  Aside from Lebanon the Muslim countries nearby have been staying away from this issue like the bubonic plague since the mid 1970s. Do you actually pay attention to what is going on? Or just let CNN narrate everything for you?
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  7041.  @TenTenJ  You don't win democracy by trying to reverse elections in which the people have spoken.
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  7042.  @Mr_Negrodamus  So you're saying if a group of people didn't organize their nation in what you deem a nation state. They should be invaded, occupied, their children slaughtered and the survivors thrown into concentration camps? Is that seriously the argument you're trying to make here? Good luck with that.
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  7043. So according to their own logic the population of Israel can be "wiped out" because they voted for Netanyahu. The narratives are getting more and more insane by the day.
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  7044.  @Keep_Intentions_Pure  Your nation's decisions have an element of insanity and an element of rationality. What they're doing now is quite rational. What they did about 10 years ago when they helped destroy Syria was irrational.
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  7045. @CuriousGolden Can you Indian and Paksitani trolls please stop defecating all over this comment section? No one cares about this flame war between you guys. Thanks.
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  7046.  @salannid84  If you're against speech you don't agree with. You can never say you support freedom of speech (yes that is how it's spelled) at all.
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  7047. @Nishhnish, if you're going to invite Pakistani and Indian people into your city. I'd imagine you haven't met many Pakistani and Indian people.
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  7048. @Spider Man Is that why every time I vacation there I notice wealthy Indians running around there? Not to mention they're one of the few people you see in those areas throwing trash around. Oh I wish what you said were true. Perhaps there would be less trash on those beautiful beaches.
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  7049. No way he'll be in the 100 million mark. I'd imagine a lot of people tuned in out of curiosity considering how much media attention his firing got. But the amount of attention it will receive purely based on the message he is putting out there will be A LOT. Maybe not 100 mil big but it will be a lot. Nor do people interested in this content care about some childish production value. Rational people are more interested in what a person is saying and not the shiny colors put in front of their face.
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  7050.  @jonlaurenzreyes1902  You can't "Codevelop" if you have nothing to add to that co. They don't have enough skilled labor or engineers to work on said codevelopment.
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  7051.  @jonlaurenzreyes1902  South Korea also had things going for them Saudi Arabia does not. They weren't a nation used to wealth via doing nothing. They had to work for what they had. The Saudis since their inception as a state have been used to sitting on their rear ends while western nations pull out their oil and hand them tons of money. It is for this reason their society evolved in a way where it can literally produce nothing. It evolved in a way where it can have a military which has all the best military tech in the world yet can't produce enough talent to use that tech properly. In fact they don't even have the ability to Maintenace that tech and have to bring in foreigners to maintain their military equipment. Korea has never had these types of problems. It seems you can't fully grasp the intricacies of Saudi society and what they are and aren't willing or able to do. Not to mention the vast difference in the average IQ of Korean society vs Saudi society. The Saudis (they'll be the first to tell you) have zero interest in working hard to build or anything. They'll tell you that they'd prefer to just buy it or hire someone else to do it. That is their mindset and it is what they do.
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  7052.  @wimschweer6738  What is?
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  7053.  @jonlaurenzreyes1902  It isn't that easy, this isn't a problem money alone can solve. Your need some local knowhow and skills, which takes decades to develop
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  7054.  @cplcabs  is that why we saw footage of destroyed Israeli air bases? No no civilian casualties? Seems you don't like reality.
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  7055. Perhaps you helped with them the add, since your crowd seems to want WW3 really bad.
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  7056. You think either statement would have made a difference?
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  7057. Imagine calling an apartheid state a liberal democracy. Reminds me of that CNN piece with burning cars in the back and the headline said "peaceful protests" lol They can literally make people believe anything.
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  7058. Except no one will believe the globalist media. The vast majority of the world knows what is going on.
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  7059. Like him or hate him the guy has been extremely predictable. So I'm not sure where this unpredictability comes from.
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  7060.  @cashewnuttel9054  Half the country thinks yes half the country thinks no.
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  7061.  @idealicfool  It isn't the military which fights domestic tyranny. It's the people.
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  7062. @Samson Soturian, Seriously dude? Do you know how much reserves you'd have to steal to make a tend in an economy the size of Turkey? You're literally telling me someone stole close to 600 billion dollars overnight and no one noticed? Yes I can imagine things like this happening in micky mouse states with very small economies but what you're saying sounds like insanity in larger economies. Imagine stealing more than half a billion dollars, where exactly would you hide it? Which bank? Or do you think they carried away pallets worth of bills in trucks? Their problem is more systemic. It's a combination of the Turks consuming more than they're producing along with bad monetary policy by the government.
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  7063.  @RandySnarsh  EU is pathetic, they aren't even in a position to pick a side. They're simply told what to do and they do it.
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  7064.  @radio9730  They'll most likely outlast the apartheid Zionist regime though
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  7065.  @close_all_tabs  that is exactly what happened. The way Olaf sees it, Germany isn't allowed to perform genocide anymore. So he might as well back and fund one right? Not as much fun for him but still probably satisfies that German itch.
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  7066.  @bradforddavis6497  I realized something after reading your walls of text. After extensively talking about my point, you actually didn't understand my point.
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  7067.  @bradforddavis6497  Yea, you've missed the point for sure. One of the many reasons why the west is decaying is because the newer generations aren't very rational, they tend to debate with their emotions. Certain key phrases and thoughts trigger something in them and they respond in ways in which they're programmed to respond. It's obvious you aren't one of those cultural marxist leftist lunatics but it's also obvious that you process information very similar to them. In very emotional ways.
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  7068.  @bradforddavis6497  You seem to only be processing your emotions while losing the ability to even understand what is being debated. To a hammer everything is a nail. I know a far leftist insane guy who manages to turn every single conversation into something racial. You're really not that different.
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  7069. @Sasha not really this will blow over. Israel will eventually kill enough people that forces the Palestinians back into their prisons and all will be forgotten.
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  7070.  @kevsmithard5586  You are correct. However I believe anyone who doesn't have at least three children has no right to complain.
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  7071. @jeffdcgamer1077. Dude most of the people in that festival were killed by the IDF, most of the world has already reported on this including an Israeli media outlet haaretz who broke the story. They literally interviewed an IDF attack pilot who was crying about how he accidently mowed down protestors. Stop spreading demonstrably false misinformation please.
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  7072.  @thejupiter2574  Actually no. Hamas offered to trade all their hostages for all the Palestinian hostages Israel has. Israel refused. Seems they had it dead set on their minds to ethnically cleanse Gaza, prisoners be damned. Don't people ever bother looking anything up these days?
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  7073. I'd imagine it was the people who said they were going to do it weeks ago.
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  7074. @Pro Humanity, Or maybe they don't want to be legally o[bligated to defend a country which has been supporting terrorist organizations which have been attacking a Nato country. Just maybe?
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  7075.  @UsnRoberts  It's hard for a nation to not veto another nation which supports a group they consider terrorists. Not to mention that group having killed 30,000 of their people. This isn't a matter of nations wanting or not wanting something. It's a matter of not wanting to be legally bound to defend a nation which has financed the death of tens and thousands of your citizens. I'm sure if Sweden apologies and gives guarantees it will stop financing this group, Turkey will withdraw it's veto. This idea that supporting terrorism is more important to Sweden than joining Nato is ridiculous. Sweden will relent and Turkey will be pressured into accepting.
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  7076. That friend of yours. His spirit is alive and well in a movement called Zionism
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  7077. @ayoubbaaydoun252. The IDF can't even defeat a bunch of guys wearing sandals stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. What exactly do these delusional lunatics think will happen when they face a seriously equipped military? I'd imagine the Zionists are hoping America comes in and does the job. Which according to many military analysts won't be a walk in the park. Israel is in for a major hurting. Hopefully they don't take out their vengeance on civilians like they always do.
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  7078. 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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  7079. @Katy Newt when you have an organization where each member is legally committed to defending another a veto option for each nation is a must. But you're right from what I'm reading Finland is fine. It's Sweden that is in trouble here.
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  7080.  @khorasanariaie4247  I too was disappointed not seeing someone elaborating on the Iranian view of all this. But at the end of the day it's expected, what pro-Iranian regime figure would risk their career by appearing on an Israeli talk show?
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  7081.  @khorasanariaie4247  Debating with a Zionist is different than going onto their TV show, a show with Iranians see as a propaganda outlet. You're also right about the KSA, for all the weapons they have they can't figure out how to use them. On the Turkey front, your Iranian leaders seem to be a lot more afraid of them than you. So there are two possibilities. Either you're right and your leaders are wrong. Or somehow you seem to know a lot more than the entire Iranian leadership. Which is it?
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  7082.  @backgroundMASCAL  Obviously they're going to invite Zionists. You might want to read my premise one more time.
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  7083.  @Da__goat  I still fail to realize how that counteracts the point I made. But if you feel the need to go punch someone in the mouth, have it at bro.
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  7084.  @charlesburgoyne-probyn6044  They were only allies when it suited their interests to be allies and will be again if it ever suits their interests again. The reality is they hate each other's guts completely and totally. I'd imagine a lot of that is the bad blood left over from when France tried to turn them into their many colonies and failed. It was a really bloody affair keeping France out of their country.
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  7085.  @aliazarmehralparslan6067  That is a super childish comment. The OP is an emotional train wreck. Most likely with a very low IQ. And you respond to his insanity with insanity of your own? lol
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  7086.  @SerbianCrusader  So because some Arabs killed a bunch of people it should be okay for Armenians to kill a bunch of Azeris? Do you realize how insane you sound? You're literally trying to rationalize ethnic cleaning of over 800,000 civilians. Which in essence makes you no different from those Muslims who killed Assyrians and Maronites. You've become what you hate, well done.
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  7087.  @manotenkerian  What is it with genocide and ethnic cleansing deniers where they all use the same exact talking points. Do all of you guys go to the same seminar on how to deny genocide and war crimes or something? Step 1. Claim it never happened. Step 2. Scream propaganda. Step 3, Claim they did worse to you. What row do you Armenians sit in when you go to that seminar? Right next to the Turks and Serbs?
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  7088. @NST not sure such low hanging arguments are going to fly when real geo politics are in play. Sweden's level of stupidity is nearing new heights.
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  7089. @DANIJELJOIVIC4971 Outside of the west and where the globalist media dominates. The rest of the world knows about this all too well. Ask anyone in the street in most nations what they think the French do in Africa. They'll have an immediate answer for you. Down to cab drivers. It is no secret that France is robbing Africa blind and using terrorism as the "stick" when they get out of line.
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  7090.  @josiahlomas2111  That is good to hear. So you condemn Israel's non stop terrorism against children? Assuming you're not one of those highly propagandized people who believe your feelings are more important than facts. If so, I guess I should just invite you to also believe men can get pregnant, Biden won the election, covid came from a bat, gender is a social construct and Ukraine is winning the war. You might as well believe all that too if you believe the establishment's BS narrative on the Israeli Palestinian conflict.
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  7091. When you make territorial claims on the vast majority of your neighbors it stands to reason you won't be well liked in that neighborhood. When you invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Generally you won't be liked in that region. Don't you find it strange that the only regional country Armenia doesn't have horrid relations with is the Islamic Republic of Iran?
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  7092. @Dk-pn8bd. You hit the nail right on the head. A lot of this has to do with what information and from where said information is being consumed from. The older generations have more faith in the legacy media and are more likely to simply believe what they're told. The younger generation is more distrustful of what they're told by the MSM and they have the technical savvy and means to go out and fact check. Take my grandfather for example. His entire knowledge base of the world is through CNN, his entire worldview and everything he knows about the world is shaped by CNN and really nothing else. So what ever narrative CNN pushes, that is what my grandfather will believe. It isn't a coincidence that his is extremely pro Israel. His grandchildren on the other hand are able to consume a wider range of media, a wider range of points of view and compare those views. All his grandchildren are more sympathetic to the Palestinians, which btw drives him crazy.
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  7093. @@kzgntosbaga6255 I thought my post was quite clear on who I was talking about.
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  7094.  @fafa-ww9xs  Yes the ones in the North near the Caucasus mountains do. What about the rest of the country?
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  7095.  @fafa-ww9xs  I haven't looked at the specific DNA mapping of that country but I'd bet everything I have that what you're saying is outright impossible.
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  7096.  @zaboybagoi8636  Is this something you want to be true? Or is this something you actually know to be true? Two very different things. Also any links confirming this?
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  7097.  @astrodas1910  Absolutely no one is dying that. But we were talking specifically talking about DNA. If the conversation is wider and we talk about culture and how people view themselves you're 1000% right.
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  7098.  @gustgoris8009  Sure blame the guys who had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivor stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. All their fault right? Not the people who stuffed them in here or the people using a modern military force to slaughter as many children as possible. Surely they can't be a fault right? You're either a paid troll or you're insane. Which is it?
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  7099.  @SportZFan4L1fe  Unfortunately Kazakhstan just turned into a province of Russia. :O(
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  7100.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  My grandfather was Circassian, so yes I've heard of the Circassian genocide. In your emotional endeavor to absolve the English of their crimes in Africa you seem to have forgone logic and reason pertaining to what I've said. I never excused what the Russians did, I can, in greater detail than most articulate how brutal the Russians have been from the 1700s to the 1800s. What I'm telling you is why the Africans don't see it that way.
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  7101.  @sashaswan-nq1ov  Actually it is called Neo-Colonialism. And France for it's part won't even be able to sustain that for much longer.
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  7102.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  If you're interested in morality than I'd imagine you also understand the concept of proportionality. If colonization was a football league Russia would be in the second division, Western European nations would be in the champions league. The champions league final would be between France and England.
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  7103.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  How do you feel about the madness in Gaza considering you don't support the madness in Ukraine.
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  7104.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  You'd have to think in black and white if you don't take proportionality into account when you make an argument.
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  7105.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  When you dumb down these conversations into ridiculous personal talking points, where do you think you'll get. Never once did I claim what Russia did wasn't brutal. However when you compare anything Russia did with what England and France have done, they look like choir boys. That is the point you seem to be missing Also you didn't answer my Gaza question.
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  7106.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  You dumb it down when you pretend like I'm claiming what Russia didn't do was bad and claiming I shouldn't have said opinion (which I never had) because of my grandfather's ethnicity. Your irrationality is starting to get really strange. I guess in your emotional need to drive down just what a terrible force England has been on the human race, reason and logic must be thrown out of the window. How else could you believe something so demonstrably false.
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  7107.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  Incorporating lands into your landmass is different than far flung colonies. What RUssia is, is more akin to America and Australia than it is to England and France. You're trying to compare apples and oranges if only to try to make it seem like England has not (I say it again) the civilian which has caused the most pain and suffering on this planet. Second place isn't even close, which is France.
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  7108.  @OnlineEnglish-wl5rp  Oddly enough a lot of the ideals behind the woke movement started with the Brits. Well played. Also the idea of woke is believing in things which aren't real. Everything I said about England is not only true, it is easily demonstrably true. You believing what you believe about England and it's history is not that different from people believing sex is a social construct and men can get pregnant. Just fantasy to help sooth your emotions.
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  7109.  @fsr20_80  Same thing.
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  7110. How about independent media debunking literally everything CNN says?
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  7111.  @somerandomduud4086  You do realize you can't simply hold referendums and change borders. You understand this right? I also find it interesting how you simply ignored the 800lbs elephant in the room. That Armenia illegally invaded the internationally recognized territory of another state and then brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Instead of your circular logic, you should be more worried about how Armenia is afford the reparations for their crimes.
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  7112.  @Dignity4allhumanity  also where we disagree is you calling Israel a “state” Israel is not a state. It is a brutal colonial criminal enterprise. Calling them a state legitimizes their crimes.
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  7113.  @brera2434  the argument wasn’t if you’re good or not. Also if you live in Israel and have the audacity to claim the world’s only apartheid state is a democracy. You might as well try to convince me pigs can fly
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  7114.  @markhartung  one doesn’t have to be a liberal to think apartheid, concentration camps and genocide aren’t cool Just sayin…..
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  7115.  @jeckjeck3119  again have you been living in a cave?
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  7116.  @jeckjeck3119  right so you believe government policy has represented the will of the people in advanced western democracies? Note I said western democracies because we can’t include Israel on that list because an apartheid state by definition is no democracy
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  7117.  @jeckjeck3119  the EU public has been screaming at the top of it’s lungs that they don’t want migrants for 15 years. Yet in those 15 years their governments worked over time to bring in an unprecedented number of migrants. Only when they took in a number satisfactory to them did they stop. On the issue of migrants you quite literally proved my point.
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  7118.  @addiecoelman1996  Yes yes, lets demonize these people to a point no one will care if they're slaughtered, have their lands slaughtered and then the survivors pushed into concentration camps. Hmm where have we seen this method used before? You sound like a rapist blaming the rape victim. "OH she wanted it."
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  7119. The funny thing is they have zero interest in EU membership.
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  7120. The fact this guy isn’t in jail is proof the international legal system has collapsed
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  7121.  @vassilisioannou5488  Is it your contention that the east med pipeline deal is still on the table?
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  7122.  @MrLougarou1000  Still doesn't change the fact that outside of Turkey and the USA the rest of the Nato nations are so inept they won't even be able to test those bad Russian air defenses will they? I don't even know why we say Nato vs XYZ. We should just say America vs XYZ.
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  7123.  @thomaskristensen9814  I'm fairly sure he isn't spreading the idea that not working is a good thing.
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  7124. @Evan Toutz I think you underestimate the dire situation EU nations find themselves in.
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  7125.  @CyclingNowhere  Fake conservatives like Ben Shapiro are losing fans fast. Guy went full blown woke identity politics and pro censorship at the drop of a hat as soon as the bullets start flying in Israel. Completely discredited himself. I don't think he'll really recover from this.
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  7126. Well to be fair the Arab leaders won't even do any talking, they're all quite quiet. At least this guy has the guts to say what is on his mind.
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  7127. When was the last time we've seen fake news to rationalize mass killings? Hmmm
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  7128.  @TheVoice1616  Actually this started when Israel stole these people's homes, slaughtered their children and then stuck the survivors in a concentration camp for the last 16 years. Then you act shocked when the people stuck in that camp lash out? Seriously? Fact of the matter is, aside from a few nations where their people are the most propagandized people on the planet. The vast majority of the planet is well aware of what is going on. I dont' blame you for having an insane and irrational view of this at all. Again you've been programmed by your mainstream media to behave this way through relentless fake news, false narratives and propaganda. Did you buy all their propaganda or just some of it? For example do you believe covid came from a bat, do you believe the vax will 100% protect you from covid? Do you believe men can get pregnant? Or do you just swallow some of the media's false narratives and reject the others?
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  7129.  @eriztonoqarzwoss  It is the chicken or egg argument. You can't steal people's houses, kill their children then stuff them into an inhumane concentration camp and make the claim you're making. Also it isn't something as simple as a fence like most nations have as a border. It is literally a concentration camp they can't leave.
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  7130.  @eriztonoqarzwoss  If they weren't stupid they wouldnt' be the only apartheid state on the planet nor would they need concentration camps. This isn't going to end well for them and history will not judge this well.
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  7131. @Kennethkirkland7589. The origin of the main water source going south is in Lebanon. Israel wants to control this source, so they've invaded Lebanon a whole bunch of times to either weaken Lebanon or take this territory. Right now Israel is occupying this region and Lebanon wants it back. So they fight. Everything else is essentially just rhetoric with this issue at it's core.
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  7132. @Xk11, So you're saying you're like the Native American Indians in America or the aboriginal tribes in Australia. I'm not sure it ended too well for them.
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  7133. Really? An emotionally unstable genocidal maniac is losing his mind? Real shocker.
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  7134.  @futures2247  So is he wrong about Ukraine?
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  7135.  @AL-lh2ht  would wanting that be pro Semitic? It would surely save millions of Palestinians (who are a Semitic people) from being brutalized.
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  7136. @@user-qt7vj6gq3w The middle class has been completely and utterly destroyed. In the 1980s a man working at a factory could comfortably buy a house in the suburbs, have a stay at home wife and raise 3 kids with no issues. Today to have that standard of life you'd have to be making well over 300k a year to find that same level of purchasing power that a factory worker had in the 1980s. How many jobs or for that matter how many people make over 300k a year? People our age can't really complain about this either, we constantly voted in these policies, no one raises their voice in protest as they've been increasing the money supply like drunken sailors the past 20 years. The younger generations have more cause to complain because they didn't help cause this situation.
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  7137. When this type of stuff happens in Germany I feel really bad for the locals. When this type of stuff happens in France I don't 'feel bad at all.
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  7138. The Pope has very little political power. Also people found it strange that 20,000 civilians die and the only time the Pope decides to say a word is when 2 Christians get shot by snipers. All this just isn't a good look. A look so bad to a point it will certainly have consequences for a very long time.
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  7139. @Sambearing7687. The difference is the fighters in Donetsk and Lugansk didn't brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. These Armenian armed groups in Armenia did.
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  7140. If the Zionists own your politicians, then yes it is a deal breaker.
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  7141. @Tomkelly8827. To be fair this video isn't from the "Turkish perspective." This video is essentially drawing on academic research widely agreed upon by everyone. It is more along the lines of a historical facts prospective than any specific ethnic prospective.
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  7142.  @tkendirli  They call it cognitive dissonance. No amount of facts will change the mind of a person like that. But lets not get it twisted, I've spoken to a low of Turks who have the same problem when it comes to certain issues. Especially when I point out how Turkey joined Saudi Arabia and the United states to destroy Syria. The cognitive dissonance kicks in and they refuse to accept what Turkey did to Syria. In the Turkey Syria conflict Turkey is wrong. In the Turkey Greece conflict Greece is wrong. Any rational person should see this.
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  7143.  @tkendirli  Armed and sending in thousand sand thousands of terrorists into Syria to try to topple their government was pure and utter insanity. Saudi Arabia provided the money, America the weapons and Turkey the logistics of getting these weapons and terrorists into Syria. Look what it did to that country and all those millions of people. I can see why America and the Saudis did it, they don't border Syria and didn't have to deal with the fallout if things went bad. But Turkey? Not only is Syria destroyed but now Turkey has an unstable southern border, Kurdish armed groups have taken over most of the area, all trade with Syria stopped (which hurts the economy) and you have 5 million refugees in your country. Do people living in Turkey not see the insanity of their government and their Syria policy over the past 10 years?
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  7144.  @tkendirli  I'm not saying it started with the wave of refugees. What I am saying is that waves of refugees was the outcome. If you arm tens and thousands of people and send them into a country to enflame the civil war, then yes obviously there will be nasty fighting going on. I know full well who Davutoglu is and his writings while he lived in Konya and his ideas about "normalcy." That however doesn't excuse the entire country and it's entire political apparatus from destroying Syria. I'm an American, when people tell me we were wrong in destroying Iraq, I agree with them. I don't go off on a random tangent about how we're not responsible because "Saddam was bombing his own people" and how we simply blame it on George Bush. It doesn't work that way my friend.
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  7145.  @tkendirli  It's not a chicken or egg dilemma. It's like me killing the chicken and then wondering why it isn't laying more eggs. If Turkey was worried about refugees coming across, why exactly would it take an action which would make even more refugees? Yes war is on the doorstep. I understand the globalists are doing what ever they can to make Greece provoke you guys as hard as they can to spark a conflict. Hopefully your government is smart enough to not actually enter such a conflict. Greece will be destroyed physically and Turkey will be demolished economically. Unlike Russia Turkey's economy cannot withstand heavy sanctions, which you know will come even if Turkey is in the right. The entire point of this is to destroy your economy and blast it into the stone age and they're willing to sacrifice the Greeks to do it. The Greeks for their part have no idea that they have nothing to gain from sparking a war.
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  7146.  @أميرةفرجمحمدحسين  Turkey had serious inflation problems well before the Ukraine war.
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  7147.  @Sharyf  So your solution to a guy killing his own people is going in there and killing 100x more than he was killing? Seriously? That is like me going into my neighbor's house to stop him from beating his wife. Killing him and then beating his wife and kids 1000x worse than he was.
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  7148. @ITgaming, this is not what income inequality does. There are been some horrible regimes in human history which put people in so much misery that they reacted. That reaction usually manifested itself in attacking their leaders who put them in that situation. Burning down your neighbor's homes and coffee shops and stealing T.V.s isn't fighting inequality. It's sheer and utter madness and stupidity. Inequality isn't really an excuse for burning down your own neighborhood. It's madness.
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  7149.  @onlyfacts3502  Except after Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan that inexperienced military you speak of surrounded the island for weeks drilling on how to block Taiwan from shipping lanes. Do you have naval experience in blockades? I'm not sure firing your weapon in a land fight (according to your logic) makes you the right person to ask about Naval Blockades.
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  7150.  @onlyfacts3502  The Chinese are also well aware of the amount of ships needed to blockade a nation. To the tune of the excersizes they did recently in practicing it. If you believe Nato will start a war over this don't bother replying. You also didn't answer my question. Since you saw combat, was it naval combat or not? Because according to your own logic you shouldn't be able to have an opinion on the matter since if you didn't.
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  7151.  @mattsanders5922  Netanyahu wouldn't have been able to do what he did without the support, funding, aiding, political cover and weapons provided by men like Bernie Sanders. This is much bigger than one guy. But the people behind this genocide will surely try to throw all the blame on one guy and wash their hands of it.
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  7152.  @mattsanders5922  Bernie already proved them himself with his voting record and public comments he made right when the genocide was starting. I get it, you probably work for the guy but you literally don't have a leg to stand on in this debate. Bernie did what he did and people aren't stupid enough to forget. Bernie<----complicit in genocide, full stop. All this rhetoric he is using now is a failed attempt to make people forget. Dude didn't even have the balls to call for a cease fire when the world realized Israel was interested in nothing else but slaughtering women and children. That is your Bernie for you, cheerleading mass murder of women and children. Now pretending to be against it now that the dust has settled. Sorry Bernie, we're not buying it.
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  7153.  @andrewhamilton4781  So you missed the 10s of times he refused to call for a ceasefire. Which was essentially a tactic way to give Israel enough time to finish the job. Bernie<---Was all in on genocide until he realized it was taking too long and his voter base was unhappy.
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  7154. Funny thing is how words are played with. You're actually the semite. They're essentially of European stock.
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  7155.  @nauridea  I'ts probably what makes them a tad bit more organized than the inbreds who are indigenous to that region.
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  7156. @SD91, While I believe their occupation of Syria to be a bad thing. I'm not sure on what planet you believer the stronger side gets occupied and the weaker side does the occupying. Interesting indeed.
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  7157.  @asasbs1411  So is it your contention that Afghanistan is the most powerful nation on the planet? Or maybe, just maybe the geography of the place made it difficult for occupiers? Syria doesn't have Afghanistan's geography and is obviously quite easy to occupy.
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  7158.  @asasbs1411  Absolutely but at the same time you still haven't been able to account for your first statement which to be fair was quite insane.
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  7159.  @Lawliet_____  If so why are all the western media outlets pushing for him to lose the election? Why is Biden spending billions to make sure he loses? Facts>your emotions.
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  7160. @Eric, I don't think they have any issues with Finland joining. Unlike Sweden Finland hasn't been giving hundreds of millions of dollars to an armed group which attacks a Nato member state. It's awkward for Sweden to even ask for membership in a defense alliance after helping attack a member of said alliance.
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  7161. Billions of dollars sent to Israel and this is the military they built? Seriously? Getting pawned up by a bunch of guys stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons? The "mighty" IDF being reduced to bombing women and children because they're too inept or afraid to go into the tunnels and fight men with guns?
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  7162.  @mripwntheworld  Exactly you haven't watched the entire video. You should watch it before trying to craft narratives about it. There are 1000s of videos like this and they're proliferated all over the world unfiltered. It is only here in America where we live in the propagandized country on the planet that older people (Who aren't tech savvy) aren't privy to this. The rest of the world knows full well that this is official IDF policy. They call it "mowing the lawn" look it up. It is the only way they can keep their brutal occupation going. Anytime the people resist they go in there and murder tons of children. That is how they keep the resistance to a minimum, people are terrified of their children being shot. Wake up and smell the coffee, the rest of the world has.
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  7163. Genocide Joe has no idea what is going on. I'd rather see his entire Cabinet get dragged into international court for war crimes.
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  7164. My how times of changed. If Poland is able to get this ambitious plan off, they'll probably have enough might to conquer all of western Europe. That isn't saying much though.
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  7165.  @saucesriracha3763  Make an argument.
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  7166. King Abdullah is Israel's human shield no? Wasn't his great grandfather the one who sold Palestine out to the English? I guess it runs in the family.
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  7167. @Carl Ruffier Even his own people can't say anything to his face. He is always behind a wall of paid guards. Makes sense considering his own people wnat him dead.
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  7168.  @robertbrown8576 they have nothing to gain from outside
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  7169.  @robertbrown8576  if there is a price to pay to get out. Yet no obligation to partake in the aggression. I ask again why leave? Again they won’t leave nor will Russia and China ask them to.
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  7170. If you're straight don't move to San Fran.
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  7171. @Shawn Wall, reminds of you the Soviet Union. Conform or else......
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  7172. When it comes to building military production infrastructure 20 years is "over night."
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  7173. Yes Russia has no say in what Armenia wants to do. But considering Armenia's foreign policy with it's neighbors, it needs protection. So they have two options. They either change their policy against their neighbors or keep the policy the same and hope the Russians shield them. Any other option essentially ends with them getting wrecked.
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  7174.  @pjhgerlach  Their foreign policy isn't complex. They don't want foreign nations occupying their internationally recognized territories. They aren't the ones who've put themselves in a geopolitical nightmare.
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  7175.  @SoghomonTehlirian1915  So if a nation doesn't have the system of picking leaders you prefer that means that nation has no foreign policy? Or does it mean that nation doesn't often calibrate their foreign policy? Do you have any idea how insane that sounds?
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  7176.  @pjhgerlach  The world was in constant war for a very long time because of these vague territorial claims each nation makes on others around the entire globe. After WW2 the world decided this situation was unsustainable so the entire world drew borders which everyone agreed on. It's called internationally recognized territory of sovereign states. You can't expect the entire planet to follow these rules where somehow you're special enough to disregard them. This is only possible if you're a world superpower and even then it's tough. Running around invading other nation's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansing all their people from said territories isn't exactly rational policy for a small, poor state with a terrible military. It is akin to me walking up to Mike Tyson in his prime, stealing his sandwich and slapping his daughter. Reality tells us it won't end well for me in a situation like that.
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  7177.  @pjhgerlach  And how about what Armenia is experiencing, would you make the same claim when they had their military destroyed it should have been cheered on due to their illegal occupation of Azerbaijan? In fact it was quite worse than what Russia is doing, Armenia brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians during their illegal invasion.
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  7178.  @vatchesouvalian8646  Except international law doesn't work that way. You can't simply invade another nation's internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleanse 800,000 of their civilians and then claim the only people left remaining should decide under what administration that region should be. This is insane, imagine the world worked that way? Also if Armenia was an oil rich country nothing would be different. You know why? Because Armenia would have no way of getting that oil out to world markets or to Nato nations. When you're a landlocked nation which has burned all bridges with all of your neighbors, where will you build your pipelines through to get the oil out? Only way out is through Iran (the only country Armenia actually gets along with) and Iran itself is having trouble getting it's own oil out into markets, how would they get yours out? Armenia's problem is that it simply cannot get along with almost every single nation in it's vicinity. Oil and gas wouldn't solve that problem.
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  7179.  @prometheusunbound-u3c  Nothing you're claiming actually happened.
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  7180. @PeteBooty-Juice This is how the people feel. However the psychos in charge of our foreign policy never saw a conflict they didn't want to get involved in.
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  7181.  @eh5369  I assume the correct amount
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  7182. @alancadieux2984. You make something up which is demonstrably false than claim it is no secret? lol
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  7183.  @stringbenderbb  Except for the fact there is zero demonstrable evidence for anything you're saying. You're quite literally relying the ignorance of people about your nation to spread fake news. Unfortunately there are some people here who know a thing or two about your country. 1. Say insane demonstrably false things. 2. Then say "trust me bro, I live there." lol
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  7184. @tekinfomedi So you agree with me then that Turkey being a bridge to the west for Armenia is a ridiculous thought. Glad you agree.
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  7185. @Martinlopez7714, I'd imagine the less nukes in a given region the better. I can see why Iran wants one considering they've been under the threat of an Iraq style invasion for a while now. Maybe you can make an argument for Turkey as they feel it's befitting a nation of their stature to have one. But Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia have absolutely no use for Nuclear Weapons. Nor would it be safe for unstable nations like those 3 to have one.
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  7186.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  I have no horse in this race, no need for me to dream about anything. You're the one who seems emotionally invested in this. Emotionally invested to a point you're irrational and quite delusional about the situation.
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  7187. This is all BS. This peace initiative wasn't pushed by either of those guys. It wasn't pushed by Turkey or this group. It was pushed based on a simple reality. USAID in America got shut down. So the 100s of millions flowing to this group got cut off. No money no honey, game over.
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  7188. @treeoflife162. It is funny how you talk about leftist talking points and then go on to parrot the narrative CNN and MSNBC have been working so hard to craft. Your lack of self awareness is disturbing.
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  7189.  @treeoflife162  My argument is the anti-thesis to what the mainstream media is pushing. You're quite literally parroting what they've been working hard to craft. Your lack of self awareness is quite frankly terrifying. My position also happens to be in line with the vast majority of the planet. Your position is in line with a fringe minority of the world the MSM and is a position which is not sustainable. "Concentration camps are cool." You're not going to win that argument in the long run.
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  7190. They’ll probably have it up and running by the time they hit mass production. They already took all of Ukraine jet engine tech. Only a matter of time
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  7191.  @medicchester  So you're saying he should cheer on apartheid, genocide and concentration camps? Is that your argument?
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  7192.  @indiasuperclean6969  The difference is that India is still one of the few nations on the planet where more people defecate in the streets than in bathrooms. They're even ahead of poor African nations on this front. India a superpower? Yes a superpower in lack of sanitation of and street defecation. Learn how to use toilets, then you can talk about other things like superpower.
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  7193.  @X137Star  EU law? Are you serious? Large segments of people living under the EU law don't want to be under EU law. lol
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  7194. It makes sense to help the people who helped the troops during their time there. If not, it would send a horrible message to the rest of the world for the future. If you help our troops, you'll be left high and dry when they leave. I'm no fan of taking in massive amounts of migrants but in this case it's the right thing to do.
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  7195.  @shtroizn if you’re from Israel you’d be doing the Turks a favor by not visiting . They don’t want to there anyway. Them along with about 85% of the planet.
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  7196.  @PassivePortfolios  That is a pretty ridiculous comment.
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  7197. It isn't Kurdistan bro, it is an Israeli proxy. If there will be a Kurdistan it will be the government of Northern Iraq. Not this grouping of Israeli proxies propped up by the American military. The people living there know what these people are and don't like it. You can't stay afloat if the people you're trying to manage hate you, even if you're acting as a proxy for a superpower. It isn't sustainable.
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  7198. "Reduce our dependencies" How exactly is Europe going to go about doing that? Magically make energy European industry needs appear?
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  7199. Indian military tech? Interesting. Didn't India recently send a ton of military equipment "made in India" to Armenia. And didn't Armenia after trying to use that Indian tech in the recent conflict have to surrender after like 24 hours of fighting? Might be better to ask the Israeli army to come build your Iron Dome.
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  7200.  @anubhavgangwar1383  I'm not talking about the 44 day war from 2020. I'm talking about the recent conflict which was only a few months ago where the Armenians who were armed to the teeth with Indian weapons gave up after 24 hours of fighting. Your government didn't do the reputation of your arms industry any favors by sending it over there.
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  7201. @Paul Lang, I don't think it will happen that soon. I don't think China feels it is ready to guarantee a successful invasion. If they ever do feel ready enough (difficult because Taiwan is armed to the teeth) nothing is going to stop them. For all intents and purposes Taiwan just might be a dead nation walking right now.
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  7202. I find all the Tate references in the comments section rather interesting. My how times have changed and alternate media has really taken off, these elites in their ivory towers can't fully control the narrative anymore and they're in full blown panic mode. Tate probably has more viewers than BBC and picking a fit with him will not end well for them. It reminds me of when CNN tried to take on Joe Rogan and instantly regretted it.
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  7203.  @SC-vw1nx  Major trust issues.
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  7204. This is all just insanity. Israel has killed more civilians in 2 weeks than the total amount of civilians that have died in the huge Ukraine Russia war which has been going on almost 2 years. History is not going to judge this well.
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  7205. @MrWorshipMe. There is a huge difference. The new Syrian government has given permission for Turkey to enter their territory. Israel has no permission. Which means, legally speaking Israel's invasion is illegal where as Turkey's incursion is legal. You're literally arguing that a burgler entering your house is the same thing as your friend who you invited over. You're being ridiculous.
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  7206. @Chonle9931. Nope, this time is different. With the global proliferation of social media, the entire world is watching this unfold and they're shocked and appalled. This is going to have long term consequences for us in a very profound way. I don't think we'll be able to wash this stain away for at least 50 years. Our grandchildren are going to curse us for this. And the world isn't going to simply let us forget.
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  7207.  @monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050  if a new world revolution is going to take place, it certainly won't happen here in the west. We're an old, tired and decaying civilization.
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  7208. Seriously? lol That is less likely than Britain making India a colony again.
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  7209.  @giatiexwkanali2750  You don't need to be an ethnicity to be a nation. Can you tell me how long the "American" ethnicity has been around? According to your logic we shouldn't exist either, yet we're so far ahead of you guys that your people migrate here for a better life. So relax with your insanity.
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  7210. If things continue to spiral out of control, anything is possible. Just a few years ago who would have thought some rag tag group of insurgents in Yemen would block one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. The Panama Canal, the strait off the coast of Yemen, the Persian gulf, the strait through Indonesia, and the Istanbul strait. If all these get shut down, the entire world economy will collapse. Oddly enough most of these choke points are controlled by Muslim nations.
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  7211. @Tunip it affects daily essentials if those daily essentials are imported.
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  7212.  @arunkumarbiswal7929  Turkey straddles both Europe and Asia. Of all the different designations you can use for the country the guy who made the video decides to pick the one that doesn't apply lol
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  7213.  @234ddrtttt  Compare and contrast. Erdogan tries to kill one member of a terrorist organization in a strike. Joe aka Brandon pushes policies that get hundreds and and thousands of civilians killed. Hmm tough choice lol
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  7214.  @spamfilter32 anything bipartisan isn’t right or left. It is mainly about about expanding the power of the elites. Right and left are terms to keep the people arguing with each other if nonsense while they’re striping away your rights These people will sometimes use the left wing useful idiots to push their agenda and sometimes the right wing useful idiots. They’re the same people who tried to shut down right wingers who were anti vax and the same people shutting down leftists speaking out against genocide
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  7215.  @mohanbala8894  They're using cheap labor in India, not their tech. That would be as stupid as the Turks claiming they have F35 tech because many of it's components are made there. You don't seem to understand how all this works. Which is fine, just don't migrate here and defecate in my garden please. Thanks.
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  7216. When you can't even convince a computer program of your delusions.
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  7217. The Arabs who have money such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, work with Israel. So they'd probably use that money to bribe the prosecutors to do nothing.
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  7218.  @pikapi6993  100s of thousands of people get wrecked. You say "Nothing to see here" 20 people die you scream "ethnic cleansing." Your level of irrationality is amusing. Nice lol
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  7219.  @hhmdv2007  Why would they hand over their internationally recognized territory. Is India willing to hand over Kasmir? Not to mention when Armenia illegally invaded nagorno Karabakh it ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. You want that type of genocide to be rewarded? Are you insane? Or just Childish? Which is it?
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  7220.  @krishs718  What you're saying might be true. The problem is no one believes it. Proof of this is looking at the list of nations who are buying or not buying it. So you think it will help the reputation of your tech if your much celebrated missile systems get destroyed because they're used by a nation without a properly functioning military? Is that a good way to prove your military tech isn't trash? Good luck with that.
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  7221.  @SK-hg3pt  You're right, there is a ton of western propaganda going on. The media does nothing but lie. But, you can't tell me with a straight face that this one isn't real. Indians themselves have told me how bad that street defecation in India is. If you were to be truly honest, you probably agree with me but won't admit it.
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  7222.  @Justshortvids_14  I doubt the Turks and Azeris have any interest in doing anything to India. They just want nuclear tech from Pakistan. It's really that simple.
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  7223. @faraway7733 The stereotype came well after the argument was already won. You have trouble reading or something?
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  7224. @ again apparently you have trouble reading. Throwing out over arching cliches won’t change that. Also you seem to be describing the Indian government but don’t realize it lol
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  7225.  @mariosk.5173  No, we just have them fired with pressure. We only throw protestors in jail and then starve them. Welcome to the New America.
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  7226. There is really nothing to wait and see. EU doesn't want them and at this point they have zero interest in joining the EU. They're essentially making demands they know won't be met just to keep Sweden out. Even if the EU said "yes, come on in" they probably wouldn't.
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  7227. 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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  7228. @MiltonMoJunction, I doubt he is a bot. Perhaps you fail to realize that his feelings on the issue are more about his distaste for the globalist elites than his love for Putin. Do not underestimate how much frustration there is in the global south for the globalist elites running most western states. They'd cheer on a donkey if it were fighting the globalists. The global south accounts for more than 85% of the world population and the vast majority of them now view Putin as a hero due to his conflict with Washington/London/Paris. Hard to believe a comment where nearly 85% of the world probably agrees with is likely to be a bot. In fact, statistically you're more likely to be a bot than him. Reality>Your feelings.
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  7229. Absolutely terrifying video. So John Oliver wants centralized institutions to do more to decide what people around the globe are allowed to talk about? Hmmm
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  7230. Yes, in their ignorance they voted for genocide. I think they're aware of it too.
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  7231. The fact that the regime in Paris said anything about not wanting civilians to be killed is odd. Usually France is always on the side of war crimes and illegal killings. Shocking.
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  7232.  @Shimonayani  Well if you really want to get technical. There are plenty of Armenians living in Azerbaijan. There is not one Azerbaijani living in Armenia. Not to mention the 800,000 of them which were brutally ethnically cleansed in the 1990s which was probably the largest scale ethnic cleansing on the planet in the past 50 years. Just sayin...
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  7233. @Pad's You do realize the law doesn't exactly work in a way to suit your emotions. Facts. 1. This territory is internationally recognized territory of Azerbaijan, you can't name one nation which recognizes this territory as part of Armenia. 2. In the 1990s the Armenians brutally invaded this territory (illegally, multiple UN resolutions proving this) and ethnically cleansed over half a million civilians. 3. When the Azeris retook this same area they were super careful with civilians and you only had a few dozen civilian deaths. Look at the compare and contrast. Armenia takes the area, tens of thousands of civilians slaughtered like cattle and half a million ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan retakes the same piece of land and less civilians die than the average car accident deaths per year there. You'll have a hell of a hard time debating against these cold hard facts.
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  7234.  @pads2017  You do realize there isn't one nation on this planet which legally recognizes that territory as part of Armenia right? You do realize the United Nations passed countless resolutions calling on Armenian "occupation forces" to leave that region no? You can continue to to throw out subjective talking points but it won't change the fact. I understand your attempts to whitewash and deny illegal occupation and the ethnic cleansing of over half a million people but it's a very difficult task you have. You do realize how you're coming off right? Trying to sweep under the rug massive ethnic cleansing and trying to rationalize it? How can you after this with a straight face go after the Turks for denying massacres from over 100 years ago when you yourself are denying massacres of people when I was in high school?
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  7235.  @bigboy3454  You really can't compare what black people are going through today with what black people went through just 20 years ago. And you certainly can't compare it to what the Palestinians are going through. You understand this simple reality right? Being the most discriminated against group in America doesn't automatically mean people are being locked up in freaking concentration camps. Or even face the same level of violence and brutality of the past. Lets understand and empathize with the pain people go through without getting batsh!t crazy and outright ridiculous. I'd also ask you to distrust any narrative being pushed by the media on any issue. The end result of said narrative isn't designed to be good for you in any way, shape or form.
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  7236. @Damian Skelton. It's odd you mention that. Sometimes you go to random places on vacation and meet tons of British refugees living there full time. I was in a resort town called Fethiye for a short vacation and I was absolutely floored by the amount of Brits living there full time as refugees. Of course the Brits being the Brits prefer to use the term "expat." Still refugees none the less. I wonder if this is a trend which will continue to accelerate going forward where any Brit with the financial wherewithal to do so will simply leave.
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  7237.  @TranceElevation  I'm not sure if all these British migrants around the world have anything to do with Brexit, that trend was there before Brexit. Staying in that crumbling union in the long term would have probably accelerated this process. I'm not sure if saying in the Soviet Union 2.0 was the best of ideas for England.
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  7238.  @TranceElevation  On which point? Brits with money leaving England or the EU being the Soviet Union 2.0. On point one I am not sure 100% sure. On point two I'm 1000% sure.
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  7239.  @TranceElevation  I don't think you being or not being convinced will change the reality of the situation. Remember there are still people who think the earth is flat.
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  7240.  @billhicks808  And you're willing to fight to the last Ukrainian in the slim chance that can happen right?
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  7241.  @billhicks808  On a side note, you can be anti-Russia/China without going full retard.
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  7242.  @mat_j  OF course they were all shot down. They're made to get shot down. What makes them super effective is they'll destroy 100x the value of equipment in dollar amount that they themselves cost before getting shot down. That is what makes them effective? You think you know better than the Russian government who was putting INTENSE pressure on the Turks to not send anymore to Ukraine. Why do you think they'd do that? Because these things did no damage? Think about what you're saying for a second in relation to the reality of the situation.
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  7243. Not sure how that changes anything.
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  7244. So your contention is that nations without atomic bombs won't exist anymore sometime soon? Interesting.
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  7245. @Mr T, The longer this takes the harder it will be for Greece to keep up. Greece might be modernizing but the rate of growth in the defense industry between the two nations is widening and widening fast. Greece I'd imagine has a window here to get a deal done while it still has some parity militarily. 10 years from now they'll unfortunately be looking at a completely different landscape. If Greece doesnt' want to act before the window closes, they need to immediately to start their own military industrial complex. They need to build their own weapon systems. Without that, the gap between the two nations will continue to widen.
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  7246.  @ΠΑΝΙΚΟΣΧΑΤΖΗΝΙΚΟΛΑΣ-ρ7ε  I'm glad you feel so confident and I wish you guys the best if this does go down. As long as you don't come begging my country for help and resources when it does happen I'm good. Keep up the good work lol
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  7247.  @kolokotronis1977  Yes our Museums are loaded with artifacts stolen from Egypt and Greece. Mostly due to the fact both were weak and third world nations who wouldn't stop being plundered. Those things tend to end up in the world's largest museums, that is how things work. As far as which nations Greece has been begging for protection. The list is quite extensive. Btw have you noticed that my country has been given like 12 different military bases in little Greece? All for what, protection bribe I guess? How about you guys stop being so aggressive with your neighbors that you wont' need to lick our behinds for protection anymore?
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  7248.  @big_mac6037  I'm not from the UK. But it is nice to see that you were triggered enough to drag this all the way to sandy beaches. Also what ever argument you're making I'd imagine the Turks could make the same as well, I'm fairly sure they've got a ton of UK tourists as well. Then again I've never seen one of them make such a stupid argument.
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  7249.  @thepilgrim7467  If what you're saying is true about the historical ability to defend everything, what happened on Cyprus in 1974. Also it's ridiculous to think that just because someone doesn't believe in your insanity they have to be from country X. Then toward the end of your comment you're essentially telling us that you're banking the defense of your country on two other nations? Hmm
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  7250. You mean the story of when they invaded their neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? That story?
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  7251. @Reyol for a very long time that city was known to be impossible to conquer due to it's strategically placed walls. When Mehmed marched on the city most people assumed he'd fail.
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  7252.  @fz7694 Trump is great on so many issues but he won’t even cross AIPAC. On these specific issues he will simply do as they say
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  7253.  @vikaskaswan4817  Is this guy the this little drone has blown up more Russian equipment in the past 3 years than we can count?
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  7254. @Freeman041, The French elite are terrified of a ripple effect. Without African resources France is a third world country overnight.
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  7255. Why would anyone backup the side which was illegally occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory? Not to mention the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 civilians it savagely ethnically cleansed from there. The fact you hope to help this says a lot about you as a person. Do you also strangle puppies for fuN?
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  7256.  @karigost.2739  Your subjective view of things truly can't get over simple irrefutable facts. 1. Is Nagorno Karabakh internationally recognized Azeri territory? 2. How many nations can you name who don't legally recognize it as Azeri territory? 3. Armenia illegally invaded said territory (which wasn't theirs) and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. These are irrefutable facts. You're welcome to try to refute these 3 point. Good luck.
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  7257. Yes except the vast majority of Christians in the world are rejecting apartheid, concentration camps, mass murder, ethnic cleansing and genocide. The few who are cheering these things are, are a very small misguided minority.
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  7258.  @mkhan6536  You're trying to reason with a person so highly propagandized and brainwashed that no amount of evidence will help them. Even if the entire world is telling them gravity exists, they'll still claim it does. I swear it feels like we're living in the twilight zone where otherwise normal people are cheering on genocide and mass slaughter of children. They have no idea the VAST majority of Christians around the world would spit in their face for the stance they're taking on this issue.
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  7259.  @1Deep43VA  Yea he is still around but isn't going to be making a run for president. If I could handpick one guy to put in the white house it would be him. Most impressive politician I've ever seen in my life.
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  7260.  @1Deep43VA  Well if Ron had been elected in 2008 and won a second term. I'd imagine we'd be living in a much different country right now. For sure we wouldnt' have the poor suffering from inflation and the middle class wiped out. But on the flip side the elites wouldn't have gotten as rich as they did.
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  7261.  @apjpisared  So you're saying anyone who didn't leave that country isn't a decent person? Interesting that you speak for well over 100 million people.
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  7262. France's ability to project military power has turned into a joke. Most of it's equipment is in disrepair and they barely have enough ammunition to sustain a large scale war for a few days.
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  7263.  @chrisrobert5252  So that is your argument? By calling me Ivan and offering me 1000 rubles. Do you believe it to be out of the realm of possibility that perhaps an American might be aware that France's military is a paper tiger? Are you old enough to remember the Libya conflict France dragged America into in 2014? Where America essentially agreed if it was going to take a backseat to the operation? Obama's famous "lead from behind" strategy? Well after 3-4 days the French military had their logistics stretched to a breaking point and were running out of munitions. Not to mention they weren't getting the job done. America had to step in and finish Libya off. Libya, a third world nation France couldn't handle a simple no fly zone over. And you're talking about training exercises? 🤣 Reality>Your emotions.
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  7264. It isn't in Russia's interest for either nation to completely get everything they want. These two nations being on a constant state of cold war type situation is what gives Russia the leverage and room to wield influence over them both. Armenia's recently actions though, might eventually push Russia into what you're proposing. But it isn't an ideal situation for Moscow. They'd lose most of their leverage over Azerbaijan if this happened.
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  7265.  @destinyreturns4885  If Israel is democratic then I'm spiderman. Imagine claiming a brutal apartheid regime to be democratic. I guess it makes sense though, we do live in an age where people tell me men can get pregnant as well. So why not right?
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  7266.  @bobbyb9258  He has no international outreach. Everyone rolls their eyes when he speaks.
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  7267. @Epic Super, this isn't the first time Macron has been slapped in the face. I'd imagine he is starting to get used to it.
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  7268. @Xx-xd3zo This is demonstrably false. He "leaned" on Egypt to help Israel ethnically cleanse Gaza. Egypt refused. As far as the aid, Egypt was trying to get that aid in from day 1 because of the amount of pressure their government is under from the people. Israel shot a few tank shells over to Egypt, as a mini threat to Egypt as to what would happen if they let the aid through. Genocide Joe had no problem with this. Israel later said in public that any aid truck Egypt was going to let through into Gaza was going to be bombed. Again Genocide Joe had no problem with this. Stop spreading fake news. And if you are going to spread fake news, don't make it so bad that it is so easy to debunk.
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  7269.  @chriskappler3321  Jewish people from Europe started moving there in the late 1800s well before it was a British colony. It ramped up under the British rule but that isnt' when it started.
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  7270. Syrian refugees mostly end up in Turkey not Europe.
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  7271.  @jonlenihan4798  No Nato hasn't downgraded their intel sharing with any nation. Are you in the habit of randomly making things up and trying to make them sound official? The entire deal with the Russian air defense systems was real politik at play with other interests involved. If Nato was that worried about Russian air defense systems in a Nato nation how about the other 4 or so Nato nations who already have operational Russian air defense systems and have had them for quite a while. I realize thinking it's easy but you have to try.
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  7272. The vast majority of the planet tends to agree with Indonesia on this issue.
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  7273. Hope for what? Reunification? I'd imagine that ship sailed in 2004 when the the two sides with the stamp from the UN brokered a fair deal. The majority on the island didn't want a fair deal and voted no. Apparently they want to completely an utterly dominate the minority group like in the good ol days for them. Reunification? There is no hope, it won't happen. Best case scenario is no violence between the two sides which has been the case since 1974. Don't fix it if it isn't broken.
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  7274. The fact is that in the long term the EU will collapse. They've lost all strategic depth, especially when it comes to sourcing material and energy. It isn't a question of if, it is a question of when. It is surreal to watch an entire region collapse into irrelevancy on the global stage before your very eyes.
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  7275. @Raymond Sanchez, who are you talking about exactly when talking about the "Kurds." They have so many different factions with so many different ideologies. If you're referring to the most stable leadership of the Kurdish community, the leaders of the KDP in Northern Iraq who have been running that region for nearly 20 years, you're right they're not terrorists. If you're referring to the PKK which they were talking about in this show they are a terrorist organization. In fact the most stable Kurdish leadership in Northern Iraq also considers the PKK as terrorists. So the most respectable Kurdish groups are calling these guys terrorists yet I'm supposed to take the word of "Raymond Sanchez" that they aren't? Also Mr. Raymond, you generally don't target school buses and hospitals if you're fighting for freedom, I doubt a bunch of kids on a school bus are the ones you're trying to take freedom from.
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  7276. Depends on how bad it gets and how long it continues. Right now, it looks like they'll still be projecting power for a while. If this inflation gets worse and lasts a few years, then no.
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  7277. These people have trouble moving around their own country and you think they're in Mexico? lol Any other highly irrational and improbable things you'd like to tell us? But I do agree that border needs to be shut. But not for childish fanciful reasons you're giving.
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  7278. Well to be fair most of the world just calls them the apartheid regime.
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  7279. I found the tidbit about the scorpion and the frog extremely hilarious and on point. He simply can't help himself I guess. But on the flip side we simply can't know what kind of pressure he was under from the United States to make moves like that. Rumor has it that Janet Yellen threatened to sanction their banks if America didn't get XY and Z. I'm not sure what that X,Y and Z is but perhaps Sweden getting the green light was part of that and perhaps Erdo releasing the Azov guys with icing on the cake. Truth is we can't know for sure. I don't envy the position the Turks are in trying to make sure the Americans don't economically ruin them (which would be easy to do) and still keep the relations they want with Russia. Tightrope city.
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  7280.  @Rhythmicons  They don't care one bit. The regime running that country is probably one of the most brutal and insane governments the world has seen since WW2.
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  7281. If anyone had bothered to listen to any of the interviews of the hostages who were released, there is no way the hostages are being killed.
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  7282.  user-ph8hn2rv9h  Yes but Indonesians aren't famous for being liars and crooks.
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  7283.  @rbb.828  I hate irrational people who make wild claims like thinking France is a terrible influence in Africa. That's almost like saying "getting cancer completely out of my body" is a false dichotomy. Pointing out simply reality isn't being anti western, it isn't being a troll nor is it whipping up division.
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  7284.  @rezagg3529  Wow that's a wonderful point of view Reza. So basically you plunge well over 25 million Azeris into darkness and misery and your only complain is that you haven't plunged all of them into that darkness and misery. On a scale of 1-10 just how sadistic are you and how much enjoyment do you get from the misery of others?
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  7285.  @pchor125  That nation is hardly democratic. Why do you think every single segment of society at one time or another has had a nasty protest against the authoritarian regime in Paris? I agree with the first person's post, international action must be taken to protect the rights of people who are being suppressed and brutalized by the regime. Perhaps a military operation like in Libya in 2014 should be undertaken in France to protect the protestors.
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  7286. This comment legit made me laugh. Nothing inspires young men to go fight a war like knowing a 96lbs girl who can't carry rifle has their back when they get there.
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  7287. I'd imagine it's a lot like the wheel no? When a certain shape works for a specific task, everyone uses it. You also shocked all planes have wings?
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  7288. @General Electric, England too was once what America is today. However unlike France England understands it's role in the international system and plays within that role. France is that former bully that everyone now laughs at when it tries to project power.
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  7289.  @latviesulegionars8806  Really? No one has seen a bunch of Palestinians throwing rocks at Israeli convoys? You fukin serious? lol
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  7290.  @Kungfupanda784  1. No one is going to force anyone to do anything. 2. We live in a fake democracy, the government doesn't care what we think. 3. If you guys weren't so insane no one would belittle you lol
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  7291.  @newsmailextra4793  Really the caste system is no choice? Treating people terrible because they're poor is no choice? Rich people raping little girls and nothing is done because the child is poor is no choice? Hmmmm
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  7292.  @christinemarshall1366  I fail to see how being against a bunch of pscyhopaths running that apartheid regime is "betraying his own people." That would be like me defending a rapist who lives next door just because he is also catholic. I don't think I'd be betraying my own people by calling the cops on the guy and trying to help his victim who may or may not also be catholic.
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  7293. Stop being idiots and try not to spark a nuclear war with your BS.
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  7294. I don;t know what all this Nato talk is. This is not a Nato mission. There is no way to get Nato officially involved in this insanity. It would get vetoed by a plethora of Nato nations.
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  7295.  @no_clot_shot1128  According to the latest polls not really. Considering how they voted recently, again not really. Also anyone who thinks this country has a realistic chance at entering the EU is a lunatic to begin with. So yea, not sure I'd use the word "plenty of Turks" in that statement. Mainly lunatics lol
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  7296.  @funny-cool-videos  The more they read their own history, the more they'll realize it is insane for them to back the Apartheid regime of Israel which is doing the same thing.
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  7297.  @funny-cool-videos  It is really hard to not blame a nation which stole people's homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the survivors into history's largest ever concentration camp. You're literally asking people to blame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. And claiming the rapist should rape her again in "self defense" because they got scratched the first time. It is not only an insane argument, it is an argument no rational human will buy.
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  7298.  @serif392  I fail to see how Turkey fits into this equation.
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  7299.  @yolandascholten2012  Yes that has been the only method left to occupied people for freedom for about as long as occupation has been around on earth. (With a few rare exceptions)
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  7300. If he is in the IDF he doesn't feel it is okay to kill anyone. They mainly only go after women and children. Perhaps because they don't shoot back.
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  7301.  @davidalexsebastiank6250  No it doesn't get involved because they don't want to be in the awkward position of defending the side which illegally invaded it's neighbor, occupied it's territory for 30 years and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Not only is it a bad look, it would also make their arguments that what Russia did is wrong look ridiculous if they were found to be supporting what Armenia did. You think the west gives a fuk what Turkey thinks as Nato member? If they did, they wouldn't be armed Kurdish militia in Syria which are attacking Turkey.
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  7302.  @davidalexsebastiank6250  Not to mention it has conflict with every single one of it's neighbor's except Iran. Making territorial claims on every single one of it's neighbors except Iran. Odd situation this tiny little Nazi state has gotten itself into.
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  7303.  @raptango_na6199  I'm fairly sure this war started when Israel stole their homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the survivors in the world's only and history's longest lasting concentration camp. You know... Just sayin. Also it is hard to even call this a war. It is more like an extermination, the "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp.
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  7304. @Omannfigs, are you serious with this comment?
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  7305. I think people are over estimating what the sanctions are doing to Russia and under estimating the damage the sanctions are doing to many western nations. Sanctions will surely hurt Russia but no sane person believes it will change their behavior. These sanctions however could cause tremors that Europe simply might not be able to recover from. Here in America we're relatively safe from all the fallout. In the long term however how much will our wrestling match with China be effected when half of our allies have fallen into revolution and economic ruin?
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  7306.  @charlesfavell3350  In the last 1000 years how many nations far from it's shores has China invaded?
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  7307. It’s natural for the Germans. Because of the past they can’t directly administer genocide. So they go for the next best thing. Fund, arm, cheerlead and give political cover to a genocide. Germany is now living out their genocide fantasies vicariously through Israel
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  7308.  @lumpfish99  Are you saying Germany isn't really a democracy and the government doesn't give a rats arse about what the people want?
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  7309.  @owen3721  Germany and leading military force? That statement right there is one of the funniest things I've ever heard. Germany barely has a military to speak of. At least not a functioning one.
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  7310.  @owen3721  You're right, Germany has been trying to solidify it's power in Europe via economics for decades, and did quite well. Those days are over, forget consolidating it's power. Germany is going to have trouble staying even relatively relevant in European power politics in the coming decades. For all intents and purposes Germany is finished. Not sure what kind of mass delusion that society and it's leaders fell into but they literally took out a shotgun and shot themselves in the foot. There really is no going back from this, Germany has dug itself into a hole it probably won't ever be able to climb out of. They have no military power in an age of military tensions nor do they have access to cheap energy which powered their industrial might. Germany is deindustrializing at a rapid rate, few people can see any path for them in the future to retain the little power they have left.
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  7311.  @smarks-1160  The entire Oct 7th narrative has been shattered. Most of the world knows it. But here in America we're literally the most propagandized people on the planet. Few still believe in the original and insane narrative.
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  7312.  @notaPrimate  Actually this was a time when they had the most space they've pretty much ever had. The more the govt cracks down on them the more votes they get, that is kind of how that tends to work. So no, that really wasnt' the reason.
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  7313.  @notaPrimate  Really? Do you believe there were elections pre 1923? Seriously?
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  7314. The British don't seem to be very involved in this war.
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  7315. @Samuel Reddy, the difference is Finland isn't arming groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato country. So their laws being similar to Sweden's won't really mean much and if the same things happened in Finland as happened in Sweden the reaction will be much different as well. If Finland decouples their bid from Sweden's bid, they'll be in Nato very quickly.
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  7316.  @samuelreddy7816  People voicing their opinions on simple matters like gender and biology or their nations migrant policy don't require any extradordinary levels of freedom of expression. It only requires a base minimum of freedom of expression that most 3rd world nations can even meet. So no, you will not be allowed to draw false premises on claims that Sweden has freedom of expression. It simply does not. It's own citizens are simply terrified to talk about what ever those in power don't want them talking about. Full stop.
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  7317. @Samuel Reddy, some are worse than others. Sweden being one of the biggest offenders in suppressing people's freedom of thought and expression. Yet they're also the ones screaming loudest about their values and how freedom of expression is so important. You can't make this stuff up if you tried.
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  7318. @harmony12345. So let me get this straight. Hate toward X doesn't exist because you also hate X. Gotcha bro lol You didn't fully think that one through did you.
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  7319. @ they’re not under the thumb of the Zionists who will force them to destroy themselves. The Russians seem to be okay
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  7320.  @allcatall3931  I'd bet against it. The reality of the situation seems to be that congress is poised to drag this on for as long as it can. By the time it all gets resolved Turkey's indigenous jet will probably be ready. (Yes congress will drag it out that long)
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  7321.  @yessbbb this is not entirely true my friend. I’d imagine you might be shocked how many people went out looking for this book after seeing this video
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  7322.  @dontbestupid6664  Is that why they were the only ones supply Ukraine with high end military gear early in the war when no one else would?
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  7323.  @ezrolly9898  Rumor has it Putin was the one who warned Erdogan about the coup.
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  7324.  @keckchan7156  This is not a Nato operation, Nato won't be dragged into this. The idea of going to war so Israel can save 10% on it's shipping coasts isn't something most Nato nations would be interested in. The Houthis don't look like they'll be "annihilated" anytime soon.
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  7325.  @keckchan7156  Yes you're right this might be the calm before the storm. But again there is no way Nato as an organization will get involved in this. Perhaps specific members states but not "Nato." Nato is far too fractured for every single member to be on board with this insanity.
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  7326. This is all just theatre and being overblown. Pakistan and Iran will not be going to war anytime soon.
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  7327.  @user-cp7gh8zj6b  Imagine a university employing a 4th Reich genocidal maniac to be a resource for your students. lol Irrational societies don't stay afloat for very long.
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  7328.  @adedaniel8636  So you're saying that somehow makes apartheid and concentration camps in another country okay? That is your argument?
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  7329. They gotta start somewhere no?
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  7330.  @wolfpack4128  You have to admit few nations these days take that line of thinking to the extent the west has been lately.
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  7331.  @davidarmenphoto  Humans have been a migratory species throughout human history. So essentially you're saying anyone who wasn't in a specific place since forever should be slaughtered like cattle? If the world took your point of view 99.9% of all humans would be murdered. Is that the argument you're making? Again according to your logic most of us here in America should be brutally murdered too?
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  7332. @mrMvidz, You make it seem like Sweden was some innocent pawn in this power game, if that were the case Finland wouldn't have been accepted as easily either. Sweden has annoyed Hungary quite a bit over the years. As far as Turkey, I'd imagine it was quite awkward for Sweden to try to join a collective defense organization while at the same time being one of the major financiers of an armed militia group which is blow up schools and hospitals in a member of that same collective defense organization it is trying to join. If Sweden didn't have such a geostrategic advantage, no one would have bothered twisting Hungary's and Turkey's arm (and bribing them) to get you in. So yea, I'd imagine there are people a lot more irritated than you with Sweden and their past behavior.
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  7333.  @kazwozie4623  At this point it is impossible to even compare the two. Regardless of what you think of Trump. Genocide Joe literally aided, funded, armed and provided cover for probably the worst case of war crimes the world has seen since WW2. You're literally trying to compare a common cold to the bubonic plague here.
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  7334. @DLG Games Lets not forget to mention the movie will either suck or they'll spend millions making it but never finish it. The EU.... Lets go!!!!
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  7335.  @jtighe7090  I agree with that statement to a certain degree but my question is why didn't this philosophy apply to Cuba went it wanted a military alliance with Russia? Lets not forget WW3 was threatened at the time if Russia didn't pull out of Cuba.
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  7336.  @jtighe7090  We were going to unless the Russians pulled out, which they did. That is what nations generally do, before war they make demands. If the demands are not met then the invasion happens. And I agree the Bay of Pigs doesn't count. It wasn't a real invasion by the military. But you have no idea how close we came to an actual invasion if Russia didn't leave Cuba. Large powers generally don't like their rival's military equipment up their noses. This rings true for everyone in such a situation. It certainly doesn't excuse America almost starting WW3 over Cuba's choice of alliance nor does it excuse Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But it certainly gives them context and makes both actions easier to understand.
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  7337.  @jtighe7090  If you have no recollection of ever reading about invasion plans or threats of invasion, you're basically telling me you're commenting on an issue you know very little of. Do your research then we'll talk.
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  7338.  @PaulErez-x7i  That is usually code word for "ethnically cleanse Gaza." At least the way the Israelis see it. You're outright calling for genocide and this point of view is not going to age very well. Good thing everything said on the internet lasts forever, maybe your grandchildren will see your comments cheering on the mass slaughter of women, children and old men. Just because someone wants their gas fields offshore.
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  7339. 4-5 Bayraktar drones could probably get that done. Not saying that is what happened but it kinda debunks your theory that it's impossible for Ukraine to pull it off.
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  7340. What he said is so true. kudos to this guy for refusing to stay where the representatives of the genocidal manaics are.
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  7341. If this conflict erupts near the Red Sea. Europe is in A LOT of trouble. Winter is coming and they need natural gas badly. Not to mention this will speed up their deindustrialization. We're literally watching an entire civilization collapse before our very eyes.
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  7342. @JesusOrDestruction. Not sure about Armenia because they've put themselves in a world of trouble with their foreign policy over the past 30 years but Georgia would be best served to simply stay neutral. Don't let the west in which will freak Russia out and don't let Russia in which hasn't served Georgia well. Staying neutral for Georgia would essentially keep them out of all this insanity. They have good relations with most of their neighbors and if they don't ruffle too many feathers in Russia they're strategically safe. Armenia however, they've put themselves in such a hole I can't even think of how they could possibly get out of it. They've literally burned bridges with every single one of their neighbors except Iran.
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  7343.  @TheDuravida  Pressure through NGOs and some political pressure. There isn't much we can do to them. Our leverage isn't enough to force it. Georgia could easily resist this. This isn't the type of pressure some other nations have been put under. Like Greece for example when we made them give us a bunch of military bases. Geography matters. Georgia could say no to Washington and not face a calamity.
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  7344. Hard to win an election when there is a possibility you'll be a wanted man for the crime of genocide.
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  7345.  @nathanlevesque7812  International cooperation is great as long as you aren't trying to cooperate with nations like France who prefer to keep your nation in violence and chaos to extract your resources. I'd imagine it would be in the long term interests of these African nations to cut all ties to the regime in Paris.
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  7346.  @nathanlevesque7812  No. Obviously the subject matter here are nations in the Sahel no?
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  7347.  @tocooh6838  His premise was this made the show itself bad. Comprehending what you're reading is key, especially if you want to formulate an argument.
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  7348.  @chuckxu5910  One one group sees the other group as subhumans and wants them to either die or leave. Kinda hard to get along no? Apartheid states generally have an aversion to get along with the people they're occupied or are currently in the middle of trying to genocide.
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  7349.  @stormtrooper8420  There is some truth to this comment. Although it still doesn't change the fact they have economics which gain a larger portion of world GDP every year. Trash or not, they're starting to matter.
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  7350.  @stormtrooper8420  Yea that is the most likely scenario. That is how most of these organizations work though, one dominate member pushing the agenda. The Western alliance is no different with America at the helm I guess.
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  7351.  @stormtrooper8420  How many English and French died in their border disputes in the past before being together in the western block? 10s of Indians lol Hell maybe China did them a favor. That is 10 less people who will defecate on the streets of India.
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  7352.  @stormtrooper8420  How about ww2 and before that? That magically doesn't count as being before an era before the western alliance was struck? Enemies come together if they're more afraid of someone else. As in the French, Germans and English coming together out of their fear of the Russians. The amount of fighting the Indians are Chinese have done is child's play compared to those 3. Yet they made it work. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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  7353.  @stormtrooper8420  Dude your argument was that no nation which has had border disputes and had fights over said border can never be in an alliance. I showed you how it has happened before and how it's quite normal for it to happen. Also no one claimed EU was created out of fear of Russia. But the western alliance called Nato was. Please bro, think before typing.
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  7354.  @stormtrooper8420  Not to mention the EU would have never come into existence if Nato never came into existence. Also it's harder to form military alliances with your former enemies than military ones. So if people who slaughtered millions of their neighbors can form military alliances. Surely others can form economic ones no? Again please think through what you type before hitting send. Thanks.
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  7355.  @jameslim3850  Your statement was a thing of beauty to anyone who finds human stupidity to be humorous. First you're saying they're lying about what the Chinese are doing to these people. Then you go on to explain why China is doing it 🤣 All jokes aside I found this to be extremely hilarious. The lack of self awareness is too funny.
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  7356.  @jameslim3850  I'm no fan of globalist media either. It certainly doesn't mean what I'm saying isn't true though. In fact now I know 100% it's true because if it wasn't you wouldn't be emotionally triggered enough to call me a stupid dude. You know it's true because of how much it upset you.
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  7357.  @jameslim3850  I'm not saying they are doing it or not doing it. You're literally the one who was explaining why they were doing it. The fact you don't even understand your own post and what it alludes to is quite literally hilarious.
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  7358.  @tunc34  I'm a fan of Turkey but don't be delusional. Nato won. They backed it and bankrolled it. Without Israeli money how else where they going to pay the commanders of the resistance 2000 dollars a month in salary. Thousands of them. Their men, their food, their equipment, their training. As much as I like Turkey, you guys simply don't have that much cash on hand to burn like that. Erdogan works with Israel and America on this issue, that much is clear. Maybe he has a plan, who knows but it doesn't change the fact that Israel and America wanted this and Turkey delivered it.
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  7359. @ so you’re claiming that the salaries of the resistance army were paid for by Turkey or local sources?
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  7360. @aladdin8819. You do realize it's a response to genocide no?
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  7361.  @nickkoss9384  I'd imagine it's quite fair since they were the ones who were being ethnically cleansed. None of this would be happening if the majority on the island didn't go full Adolf Hitler on a small minority.
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  7362.  @ritemolawbks8012  Actually if you look at the track record of sanctions they actually don't work. Did sanctions change the behavior of North Korea? No, they've gotten worse. Did sanctions change the behavior of Iran? No, they've doubled down on their policy. Did sanctions make Turkey get rid of their S-400 missile systems? No, they bought more. How did the sanctions on Iraq work out after the first gulf war? Did they force Saddam to change his policies? Nope, so much so that we invaded a second time. The economists and financial experts can tell you how much pain the sanctions will cause the other nation. However they can't tell you how that nation will react to said pain. Now I'm not saying we should or shouldn't sanction nations, that's a political decision. But this idea that sanctions have a good track record of working is ridiculous. If you're sanctioning a nation to simply weaken them, yea go for it. If you're sanctioning them in the hopes they'll change their behavior? I'd recommend looking up Albert Einstein's definition of insanity. You also under estimate how beholden Europe is to Russia's natural resources. This idea that hey can simply "find them elsewhere" is pretty ridiculous. If it were that easy their entire economy wouldn't be so beholden to them. Europe cannot sustain these sanctions for a very long time. We in America can because we aren't reliant on Russia for anything critical.
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  7363.  @ritemolawbks8012  Actually the premise of nearly 80% of the sanctions we've done was to get that nation to change their behavior. Also are you under the assumption that the foreign policy establishment in nations don't constantly make insane mistakes? I can make you a list longer than this comments section can handle. This isn't about wanting a peaceful world or not wanting a peaceful world. This is about cold hard reality. I understand this is difficult for some to comprehend, looking at actual reality instead of the feel good rhetoric.
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  7364.  @ritemolawbks8012  I don't think anyone is arguing that those nations weren't damaged. The argument is many times we were told the sanctions were to change their behavior. My argument is, it has a terrible track record of doing so. Please argue what is being talked about without going into random tangents.
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  7365.  @ritemolawbks8012  No person in a youtube comments section is ever invited into a debate. Comments are made and everyone is welcome to reply. Your level of ridiculousness is really getting out of hand.
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  7366.  @ritemolawbks8012  Then stop responding with your childish nonsense.
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  7367. What exactly can the border internationally community do for Armenia? Especially since in every conflict they've had with Azerbaijan they were legally in the wrong. Few nations would protect the side which invade's it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians. Only Russia was willing to actually back that type of behavior by Armenia. Well looks like now the Russians wont' be keen on backing illegal invasions and ethnic cleansing in that region anymore.
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  7368.  @veritaspk  There is really nothing for anyone to protect. The conflict is essentially over and Azerbaijan showed insane amounts of restraint. They took over 8 entire regions, huge swaths of territory in a fairly blood war and managed to keep civilian deaths under 2 dozen. That is quite an accompllishment.
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  7369. Russia needs the naval bases in Syria more than how it feels about his NATO sweat. I doubt the Russian leadership is as emotional as you when making decisions
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  7370. @Pratham, This hasn't hit the Azeri economy at all. With energy prices through the roof they're doing better than they ever have in their history.
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  7371.  @rifenossimple4344  With all things being equal the average Azeri citizen is A LOT wealthier than the average Indian citizen. It's not even close.
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  7372. Funny, I live in America and am thinking about doing the same thing. After seeing cities here get torched, I'm thinking it's time to go.
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  7373.  @samfadi8716  You don't have to be Nostradamus to guess that the Zionists will start murdering civilians. It is what they do, so what rational person wouldn't think they're going to do it again?
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  7374.  @michaelkatz275 says the bond markets. Great indicator of who investors trust
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  7375.  @petrospetromixos6962  So your logic is that anyone who loses a war to colonizers deserves to be forever put into an apartheid state and perhaps shoved into the world's only concentration camp? That is your argument?
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  7376.  @eb9165  Using my lock it is better to not be slaughtered and not have to get stuffed into a concentration camp. Mind blowing concept for you right? These people deserve both you say right?
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  7377. You're talking about the Palestinians right? 100% they have a right to defend themselves. It can't be easy dealing with a bunch of racial supremacists who want your homes, land and your life. Having a genocidal army next door with their eye on your garden must be a terrifying then. Especially when that genocidal force is armed to the teeth and all you have is a stick.
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  7378.  @JeffEbe-te2xs  Both of which not only exist. But exists in a way which is easily demonstrable. Claiming it doesn't is like claiming gravity isn't real. Yes you're welcome to be insane and think that. Just don't think any rational person will agree with you.
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  7379.  @khalil_921  Considering all the evidence coming out, what you're saying seems flat out wrong. The attack seems like it was a complete and utter failure.
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  7380.  @MrRentgould  If you bothered reading the 84 page complaint South Africa put up, you wouldn't call it a lie so easily. The evidence is overwhelming and damning.
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  7381. @@dor8175 Humans have been migrating around the globe for opportunities since the dawn of time. That is what humans do, they go places they think they'll live better.
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  7382. Why do people think this globalist agenda is Democrat only?
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  7383.  @juicynoob6966  Georgia has never been neutral in this conflict. They too have made statements claiming Armenia should not invade other nation's internationally recognized territory.
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  7384.  @jakebhenry2228  So we're going to invade the fact Armenia illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians? It simply never happened? You're going to blame their victims? Seriously?
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  7385. It's usually about both.
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  7386. So if you support a country which wants to illegally annex another nation's territory. You won't be surprised when people start supporting Kashmire joining Pakistan then? How Pakistan wants Kashmire is exactly how Armenia wants Nagorno Karabakh.
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  7387. @Julienrocher1. There is nothing to clarify. What you're mentioning is quite literally impossible.
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  7388.  prestallar4339  I don't think this thing is going to be a multi purpose fighter. They're probably going for more air superiority fighter considering their needs. They don't have as much need for an air to ground fighter. 1. Due to their geography and weak neighbors 2. Their cheaply made drones can do that.
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  7389. @Demetri, demographics is destiny. Demographics isn't simply how many people you have but a healthy increase in population year on year decade on decade so on and so forth. Look at Britain's population boom between the 1200s and the 1900s. Then look at it's population slow down then bust (right when they lost their expansive energy and got forced back into their shell.)
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  7390.  @a.i.1051  Dictators don't lose midterm elections.
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  7391. Kyle unfortunately is a partisan hack.
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  7392.  @suspendedtwice4sayingrasis261  That is a pretty childish argument. Are you a bot?
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  7393. No not just the left. A lot of people on the right also understand what a complete lunatic she is. Look how far down she is in the polls with conservatives. The woman is a lunatic. She basically agrees with Genocide Joe's entire foreign policy outlook.
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  7394.  @bunsw2070  "Buy" is the key word. That is their problem, they don't want to buy it. They want to steal it. Cheaper that way. If they purchased from Canada they'd have to pay market value for it. Their entire economy is built upon nearly free natural resources stolen from Africa. If they had to pay market value for everything, their entire economy would collapse. So that is why France can't simply "buy" Uranium from Canada.
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  7395. It's interesting to listen to the views of one of the worst war criminals we've seen in the past 30 years on planet earth.
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  7396.  @cyservic  The only thing you seem to have burned with that comment are people's perceptions of your intelligence after reading that comment.
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  7397.  @almabrisiarodriguez-xh2lo  So you're letting everyone know you're pro apartheid and concentration camps? Interesting.
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  7398. @Mrconfusion87. Yes that is very true and the worst case scenario. But I'm not sure how it will play out with a bunch of young men who have been completely feminized and pumped with drugs to alter their behavior. There is also a possibility that they'll simply check out from society. Find some easy job and spend most of their time playing video games. That too will collapse society as growth and innovation will stagnate along with the entire economy in a 50 year period. There also are no real good case studies on how an extremely large percentage of boys raised by single moms will impact society. I'm not sure this has ever happened before in human history. Sociologists 500 years from now will be studying this period in the west.
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  7399. @benpressly200 It did fail. The entire policy was to drive the Palestinians out so Israel could have the Gaza strip. The Palestinians are still there, Hamas is still there and has more recruits, the world has turned on America and Israel and Israel wasn't even able to keep the 2 military bases it wanted there. Wasn't just a failure, it was a monumental failure.
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  7400.  @danieliusblackius1130  What do you mean what did he do. The Biden administration and Netanyahu refused to pull out of Gaza, full stop. Trump sent an envoy and essentially told Bibi, make a deal or I cut support. A few days later ceasefire. Like Trump or hate Trump, that part doesn't matter. What matters is he acted like an American president where as Genocide Joe acted like Netanyahu's lackey. Also before you start screaming I'm a Maga guy, I voted for Jill Stein. But none of that changes the reality of the situation.
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  7401. @ No he didn't. He has been stalling a ceasefire for a year. It was Trump threatening Netanyahu which got this done. I'm no Trump supporter but facts are facts. Blinken will go down in history on par with Nazi propagandists and perpetrators of genocide.
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  7402.  @Jon962-h4i  Why would they mention the people who've had their land stolen, their children murdered with the survivors being stuffed into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp? You can't possibly be serious with comparing people stuck in a concentration camp fighting back with the genocidal psychos who put them there. That is insane.
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  7403. @Andre Koniger, at this point you should be more worried about France's adventures in Africa than joining an American adventure.
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  7404. I find it crazy how we tend to get stuck debate the details of things in such a childish way. It's fairly obvious this event wasn't anything like the media portrayed it.
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  7405. Then why are they buying naval vessels from France?
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  7406.  @MiladaKaiser  What you said makes absolutely zero sense. If one of my neighbors was a psycho murdering his other neighbors constantly. And one day the other neighbors decide to defend themselves. I'm a coward then for not helping the psycho who started murdering their children in the first place? Are you insane?
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  7407. I'm not sure about soon but that is eventually going to happen. Iran cannot keep these people locked up like a prison forever.
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  7408.  @akhagop4123  Interesting point of view. Do they control the roads in and out of this area as well? Now I'm not saying they should or shouldn't. That is an entirely different debate. I'm merely articulating the reality of the situation, a reality which you fail to grasp.
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  7409.  @MuffDiver71  He is good but I liked his dad A LOT better.
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  7410.  @cutedoggo5710  By the looks of it they don't want to but are afraid to back out of the process. Perhaps this was a devious way to get out of it? Who knows. All in all pretty damned ridiculous what is going on. This is what happens when woke gender studies professors start running a government. Sheer chaos. RIP Sweden.
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  7411.  @danielparker5225  Legally they were not, they walked in with no papers. Just because a nation had insane enough leaders to allow people to break the law doesn't mean they legally entered the country. You need to come up with better arguments. We have the same issue here in the United States, people cross the border illegally and then ask for amnesty. That isn't the same as going to the embassy getting a legal visa and entering the nation legally. Apples and oranges. I would say nice try back but I think we both realize it wasn't much of a try. Try something else.
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  7412.  @danielparker5225  You are basically telling me I'm wrong based on your subjective view on something? Jessica unfortunately Reality>Your feelings.
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  7413. It's interesting seeing this lunatics old videos. @Washington Post, Hope you guys are enjoying the circus your organization has turned into.
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  7414.  @krips22  "Lost" means you enter into something with an objective and fail to meet said objective. Like when you start a chess game your objective is to win. If you fail to win you "lost" Is your debate position so weak that you have to do gymnastic sumersaults in trying to change the definitions of words? Seriously? Just take the L and move on.
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  7415.  @edjonas8801  Except when those things are said when the debate is over and the other side is being unreasonable. You can't go from being unreasonable during the debate, to trying to act rational after you made the debate beak down. You do realize how strange that is no?
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  7416. When China feels it can guarantee a successful invasion of Taiwan they'll do it. No easy task either as Taiwan is armed to the teeth. America is declining at such a rapid rate that by the time China decides to invade Taiwan we won't be there to stop it. Sure we'll send arms, sail some Navy in the area to try to deter but we won't step in to stop it by force. I'm also not sure if any nation should risk a large war in essentially what is a domestic dispute, Taiwan and China are basically the same country with two competing governments. One will eventually swallow the other. The issue of a military aggressive China however would scare the daylights out of me if I was a regional nation like Australia. If I'm the leader of Australia I'd say it's time to tighten our belts and walk down the path of a long term solution to beef up the my military. But hey, that's simply my two cents as an ignorant American, I could be wrong on every front lol
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  7417.  @betterdeadthanred4196  Why do all genocide and ethnic cleansing deniers all seem to make the same exact arguments? Do you guys all go to a seminar or something? It always starts with. 1. They did worse 2. Nothing happened it's all propaganda. 3. They deserved it. I'd love to know where this hidden seminar is that you all attend. I'd bet you sit right next to Turkey, Serbia and Greece while learning how to deny war crimes. Taking notes.
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  7418. Yup to think he was one of the biggest establishment shills cheering on the Iraq war. He really has evolved and people respect it
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  7419. What a fantastic video Mr. Omar. I'm really becoming a fan of this channel. Islamic history is absolutely fascinating.
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  7420. I wonder if Musk understands that if he allows a genocidal regime use starlink to murder more civilians, his cars will be boycotted in most of the world.
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  7421. Genocide Joe and his state department know in more detail exactly how bad the situation in Gaza is and what is being done. The problem is, they think genocide is a legitimate tool of politics.
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  7422.  @lucasgrey9794  Oh yes, Germany invaded France, Belgium and Holland to protect them from Stalin. Got it lol
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  7423.  @lucasgrey9794  Wow I had no idea the Germans were the good guys in ww2. lol Thanks for the info Lucas. Perhaps in your next lesson you can enlighten me on why the earth is flat.
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  7424.  @lucasgrey9794  Then why exactly are you trying to hard to make the argument the Nazis were the good guys in your original post? Are you in fact telling me that your view of geopolitics is childish? It's rare to see a person have that sort of realization about themselves. Well played.
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  7425. If they're not sending weapons or punishing either side, that is the definition of neutrality. Having friendly relations with a nation at war doesn't make you party to their war. Unless you start aiding them in their war effort.
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  7426.  @daledevernon56  The world doesn't work like that. The rest of the world simply doesn't buy the "war criminal" legal status because they don't believe the rules are being applied evenly. Now if George Bush, Tony Blair and Nikolas Sarkozy were in jail. Then yes, the rest of the world might have some faith in people being branded war criminals.
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  7427. The French government is trying to save face in the global south with statements like this. They don't realize it is far too late, they backed, funded and aided this genocide and these fake u-turn public statements isn't going to make people forget that. The damage is done, what ever little influence France still had on the international stage and in the global south is now all spent. They'll watch their unraveling in Africa proceed even faster after this.
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  7428.  @thomaslorenz6036  Not saying this is true or not but using the US government as your "source" to prove something isn't really that compelling bro lol
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  7429. @ what does democratic sources actually mean in the context of which you use it? The globalist media complex here in the west controlled by a handful of people who have been proven to lie to us constantly and consistently day and night? The lying has become so bold faced now that even most average people don’t even watch it anymore. Just look at the ratings of these so called democratic sources to see how much people trust them. Then look at opinion polls of how trustworthy people find them. Your argument is pretty disingenuous. Not to say sources like the Indian and Russian media are any better but again your premise is extremely flawed. To a point I feel like you might be a paid bot
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  7430.  @noxflo897  Well they've been under attack by certain nations. Surely if the Chinese and Indians are sending ships either owned by those nations or headed to those nations they will attack them. You'll also notice, especially in the case of the Chinese they aren't complaining about the situation.
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  7431. @Zero would have been nice if Georgia showed the same balls in 2008 the Ukrainians are showing right now.
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  7432. This conflict has nothing to do with multiculturalism. This is a war over territory.
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  7433. @Jaime Laureano, If it's just European nations it won't work. There won't be one member with any serious military capability.
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  7434.  @ufosrus  Or the reality is they're a joke. Their myth is more powerful than their reality.
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  7435.  @ManabDasiammanab  Yea because you guys are known for being such clean and well behaved people. You caught me lol
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  7436.  @FR4NKL1NCODMWII  Your behavior is exactly the same. Your genes are exactly the same. The fact you uncivilized barbarians can't get along with each other doesn't change the fact that to the rest of the world you're exactly the same. You both migrate to civilized nations and cause trouble.
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  7437.  @FR4NKL1NCODMWII  What does Indians and Pakistani people basically being the same people have to do with the Ottoman empire and every president from Richard Nixon to Joe Biden? You look the same, you act the same, you're the same ethnic group, you have the same culture, you smell the same and you expect people to not look at you as the same? You guys can fight like cats and dogs all you want. It won't change the fact most people from outside that region (civilized humans) will view you as the same.
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  7438. I'm not sure how willing Russia would be to give Turkey that level of leverage over them.
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  7439. @Angel Angiras, this thing called evolutionary biology. That's why. The traits that enabled us to survive and evolve are also the ones which make us kill each other.
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  7440.  @coolazul-ic9km  You seem to not understand the definition of the term concentration camp. Perhaps you should learn the definitions of words and what situations they not only fit into but fit into demonstrably so. When you don't have control over your own ports. You probably live in a concentration camp. When another nation decides what you can and can't bring into your territory. You probably live in a concentration camp. When the people who stuffed you into that area lock you in so you can't leave. You probably live in a concentration camp. When the people who stuffed you in there also decide what you can and can't build. You probably live in a concentration camp. when the people who stuffed you in there decide you're not allowed to produce electricity on your own. You probably live in a concentration camp. When the people who stuffed you in there decide how much food you're allowed to have shipped in, you probably live in a concentration camp. When they blow up the only water distilation plan you build, because they want to control how much water you can drink. You probably live in a concentration camp. I can go on and on and on about how and why Gaza is by definition the world's only and history's largest concentration camp. But I'm sure you get the point. Your feelings aren't going to change reality and facts. Less emotions and more logic Pumpkin.
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  7441. Warning? Or what? You'll go defecate all over their streets?
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  7442. They're literally the only army in the world who are specifically trained to murder children. (Not very good at fighting men with guns though) They even have a phrase for it. They call it "mowing the lawn." Genocide Joe seems to be a big fan of the policy.
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  7443. @Farzadalikozai3738. This is so true.
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  7444.  @frankthetank5708  Yea Hitler also said the earth was not flat. So that is the argument you're going to make? So pointing out what France is doing simply cannot be mentioned because Hitler also said it? How insane are you?
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  7445.  @NeVarve  No, France simply invaded these nations, killed millions of people, stole all their resources, then controlled their money supply so they could never really resisit. Much much better right?
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  7446.  @Hardcore_Remixer  Except he hasn't made any "claims" in Africa.
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  7447.  @PERSIAN_GULF-f7o  Technically Anatolia is actually owned by the Anatolians. Are you one of those delusional wided eyed nationalistic Turks that isn't aware that most of the people in that country are indigenous Anatolians who were assimilated? Believing some fantasy that your ancestors were nomadic horsemen from central Asia? lol
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  7448.  @ChinnuWoW  You can't make claims and then pretend you never made them. I'd imagine using the word coward is a case of the pot calling the kettle black. If you're going to make statements alluding to something, at least own up to it.
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  7449. @Farzadalikozai3738. Hitler also said a bunch of times the earth wasn't flat. Just because he said something doesn't automatically make it false. That is such a childish argument you're trying to make.
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  7450. @Shmprey John, France can't mediate not because it isn't neutral but because it has no leverage on Ukraine or Russia. It's a waning power which has very little respect internationally.
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  7451. @Erlich Bachman. America never pet Russia. In fact we antagonized them hoping they would attack an eastern Europe nation which they just did. As far as Western Europe, well they had no choice but the pet Russia. Their wealth and manufacturing base wouldn't work without cheap Russian natural resources. Not to mention if Russia attacked there was literally nothing their weak militaries could do without help from America. Which would in turn make sure they had no cheap energy and fall in need of AMerican protection turning them into vassal states. This is exactly how it played out.
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  7452.  @imt1217  And what did they get for their trouble? Being looked down upon and treated like a servant by the western Europeans. Interesting isn't it?
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  7453.  @imt1217  While using and abusing them? These nation are poor because the western nations used them as buffer zones for so long. Giving them a few bucks in exchange and you're bragging about it?
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  7454.  @Fasmidio  Russia basically shot down 16 really cheap drones while losing billions to said drones in the process. Well done I guess?
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  7455.  @rhonda6791 not really. Egypt and Jordan are directly controlled by Israel. Turkey is not. The Turks are just dirt bags trying to make money from this. No one controls them. They can and often do change their tune at the drop of a hat. Egypt and Jordan can’t do that
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  7456.  @jackburgess8579  I fail to see how an Egyptian government which works for a neighboring nation who hates them is "best for Egypt" The fact a government is controlled by a foreign hostile entity and not their own people is literally the definition of the word scandalous.
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  7457.  @jackburgess8579  Look man lets be clear. The Zionist colonial project in that area of the world is predicated upon racial supremacy. This isn't a guess, the Zionist leadership isn't shy about pointing this out loudly over and over and over again. The Zionists and most Israelies aren't semites. They're white Europeans who see the native people (semites) as inferior being. To a point they call them human animals over and over again. I fail to see what the Camp David agreements have to do with the fact Zionist European Israelis have racial hatred toward the people of that region? Camp David was essentially about the Apartheid regime of Israel trying to gain more space and more legitimacy for their illegal occupation of the Palestinians. Your problem isn't that I don't know what I'm talking about. Your problem seems to be that I do know what I'm talking about. And that I'd imagine is unpleasant for you. Because for you to sell the idea that occupation, apartheid, concentration camps are good things, you have to hope the people you're selling it to don't know anything about what is going on. We live in the age of information, more people have access to more information. The Jig is up bro.
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  7458.  @johnMcHale-j5s  Zionists dislike Egyptians because they see them as an inferior race. (Thinking they learned from the 3rd Reich as they set up their own 4th Reich not too long after) Gazers dislike the Egyptian government because the Egyptian government works for the Zionists. So yea, correct on both ends and it makes sense I guess.
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  7459.  @johnMcHale-j5s  So your argument is that working for genocidal maniacs against the wishes of literally your entire population is smart? Hmm, good luck selling that argument.
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  7460. @Sefer Simsek, There is no way France will stick around if bullets start flying. It's just bravado and grandstanding which the French are famous for. It's common knowledge France's military is not equipped to fight a hot battle which lasts more than 5 days. Ammunition problems.
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  7461. @@Lokesh_C-dl3gt Regardless of how much France needs that free Uranium the idea that Niger will be under French control "forever" is insanity. Especially if you consider the fact France is a dying and decaying nation with a weak military. It is simply not sustainable for them, regardless of how bad they need it. They simply don't have the ability to keep it. Which is why they're freaking out right now. It's a weak 3rd rate power trying to make 1st power moves. Again not sustainable. One way or another they will be kicked out of all of Africa. Just a matter of time.
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  7462.  @randybobandy5538  Was staying there for 20 years justified? The war was sold as getting the guys who did 9-11 to nation building and regime change in that country. The second part of it had zero justification.
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  7463. Yes apparently anyone who believes that apartheid, concentration camps and genocide are wrong becomes a target. This is insanity.
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  7464.  @Mo-np1me  You might want to realize that you'r;e trying to refute my claim, not the other way around. I said Turkey was too late in stopping trade. It took more than 3 months for all trade to be cut off and I demonstrated how true this is. So you're trying to use cheap parlor tricks to get around the fact that you can't refute the facts I've presented? You should not only read carefully before making arguments, you should make sure your arguments don't go against all facts, reason and logic. Then you wont' end up in a position like this in a debate, on the ground getting stomped on.
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  7465.  @farzana6676  I can't think of one place on this planet where people are getting more freedoms. Freedoms are eroding everywhere. With that said, in some places it's eroding faster than other places. I'd imagine for the long term legacy western states aren't the place you want to be if you're looking for economic and social freedom in the long term. In 20-30 years eastern European nations, many who were recently communist will probably have more personal freedoms than nations like America, England and France.
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  7466.  @johnMcHale-j5s  Yes because it is such a terrible thing trying to bring food to nearly a million children who are being starved by a genocidal regime. Yea blah blah right?
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  7467. Knowing what we now know about this zionist entity. I wouldn't be shocked.
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  7468. How are they on the back foot exactly? They penetrated the APartheid regime's air defenses with no problems. Then thwarted the Genocidal entity's so called strike. You sound like the crowd who kept telling us Ukraine was going to beat Russia. Come back to reality.
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  7469. When you have the same foreign policy people from the Bush and Obama administrations running the show. How exactly did you think it would turn out? I'm surprised we haven't invaded and destroyed some random poor country yet.
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  7470. @Forcius EGO, I'd imagine the same time breaking signed treaties and threatening your neighbor became a game.
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  7471. Don't you know..... The people who use the gun aren't to blame. It's the gun you blame.... Duhhhh
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  7472.  @scottanderson9656  I'd imagine there is only so much to go around.
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  7473.  @DrorBenAmi-w4u  Israel didn't "give them water." Israel stole their water supplies and then let them have like 2% of it.
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  7474. Glad to hear someone actually cares. Our elites sure as hell don't. Especially when you considering that lately we've been using soldiers as trip wires to start wars.
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  7475. @ odds are we pushed this guy to call martial law. Perhaps they’re worried of popular movements that want to demilitarize the island ?
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  7476. @Carol Johnson, You can ask Sweden why they're trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member country of said organization.
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  7477.  @abuahmad67 young Turks are good on the Palestine issue but on the vast majority of issues they just parrot the msm.
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  7478. If he had the ability to rig the vote, why didn't he rig the midterm elections when his party got completely and utterly destroyed. Embarrassing him, his entire movement and losing control of every major city. So you think this guy can rig elections and simply decided not to rig the last one? Is that your argument? lol
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  7479. You do realize Sweden is run by woke gender studies professors who are completely detached from reality right? And you're talking about the treatment of Swedes in the 1500? 🤣😂
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  7480.  @Spacemongerr  Imagine the only nation int he region you haven't pissed off is the Islamic Republic of Iran. YOu have to be doing something wrong lol
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  7481.  @jeremyj5932  They're willing to let Ukraine sell their wheat, if Russia is allowed to sell theirs. The only place that decides if this deal gets done or not is Washington. Russia wants their agro banks back on the swift system to sell the wheat. Their demands aren't unreasonable IMO. The Biden regime doesn't seem very interested, even if millions will starve.
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  7482. What a wonderful idea. Lets simply sweep the attempted ethnic cleansing of a small minority group on an island right under that proverbial rug. Nothing to see here, never happened....
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  7483.  @southpole4776  I didn't realize being part of a security alliance automatically took away a nation's independence. Good luck explaining that one. As far as the EU, the Turks haven't been too interested for quite a while now. Few nations will be willing to join that sinking ship at this point. Hell the ones already in are trying to get out. I'm not sure the Turks are that stupid.
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  7484.  @southpole4776  Well considering I'm not from a random European nation like Poland, Germany or France obviously I'm not from a vassal state. So yes, I'm from the United States itself.
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  7485. Why would Azerbaijan's victory encourage islamists when Islamists hate Azerbaijan for being secular? What kind of stupidity are you peddling? The only thing that can encourage separtism in Kashmir is if they have examples worldwide of it working. Like how Amenia illegally occupied Azerbaijan's territory. Pakistna can use that as an example to do the same in Kashmir India's position on the issue is quite hypocritical. In one place they cheer on illegal occupation and separatism. Yet say it's wrong when it comes to Kashmir. Make up your minds you silly people.
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  7486.  @Squish_that_cat  You do realize you can't go around invading other nation's internationally recognized territories based on some 1000 year old historical claim right? Imagine that was the norm? 80% of the planet would be invaded.
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  7487. @Ezesold, These double and triple standards along with how insane foreign policy has been at play for a very long time. It is just that 2 decades ago the internet didn't exist and people didn't really get any information about what insane things we were doing. Since the 90s our leaders have gone batsh!t insane.
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  7488. What exactly is an "autocratic election."
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  7489.  @lindax911  Not sure that answers my question. I'd like to know what an autocratic election is. Sounds like an oxymoron.
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  7490. Technically they're the third strongest army. Not the second.
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  7491.  @Tamara-nn1wr  Most wouldn't agree with that. Obviously it's hard to know for sure unless two nations go to war but most people believe England has a more powerful military than Turkey. The phrase most media and politicians use about Turkey is "Second largest army in Nato." Which is true. Either way we're debating hairs, they're an extremely powerful military force. One which can't be pushed aside like most armchair military experts in this thread seem to think. "Oh lets get rid of Turkey and bring in Sweden." lol Right...
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  7492. @Bryant China is about as communist as America at this point is free. China is mainly a capitalist nation, that isn't their problem. Their problem is their insane amount of authoritarian rule.
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  7493. After the advent of the internet, if anyone who is interested in this conflict is still an Israeli supporter, no amount of evidence, reason or logic will help them. They are what they are for whatever reason what they are. If they want to cheer on brutality, colonialism and modern day concentration camps, that is on them. The way I see it is simple. People complain all the time about how the media is lying about Ukraine and pushing absolutely insane narratives like trying to convince you men can get pregnant. Yet these same idiots will believe that same media they're complaining about in their coverage of the Israeli Arab conflict. It's so ludicrous if you sit down and think about it, it's a circus.
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  7494.  @iqbalahmed8930  I guess that would depend on how old you right now brother. lol
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  7495.  @derloco2035  I don't think anyone believes hope is lost one bit. The segment of the world population which is high propagandized on this issue is a very small percentage of the world population. The vast majority of people on the planet are well aware of what is going on.
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  7496.  @2589003  Legally speaking not much the international system can do to hold them accountable. International war crimes are quite clear on the issue, the occupied are allowed to resist occupation by any means necessary. If this goes to court, it would be the leaders of the apartheid regime that are in A LOT of trouble.
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  7497.  @Berk-lf6ge  There is probably more evidence here than literally any other case of war crimes in human history. The leaders of the apartheid regime haven't been shy in laying out their intentions in public. Not to mention all the video footage. If this ever got to court, it is a slam dunk case. Even 5% of the evidence that currently exists would be enough for a conviction.
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  7498.  @samsam828  Then the crisis for Russia would just be starting. Nato military bases right up their noses would render their heartland defenseless and completely at the mercy of other nations. Russia is in no position to want a war, the economic fallout would be very painful for their people. But the bear has been pushed up against a wall and is finally making a stand. All this could have been avoided if we didn't constantly and consistently continue to bring heavy weapons closer and closer and closer to their border. There is nothing left to cut, we're right on the bone and Russia is like a cornered cat. This is a very dangerous situation, this is exactly why Trump losing the election made the world a lot more dangerous. The establishment is back in charge and they've never seen a war or conflict they didn't like.
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  7499.  @grigoryalexandrovitchpecho6934  You do realize you sound just like the Turks right? Me: Hey Turks why did you slaughter so many Armenians. Turk: They started killing us first. Nicely done man, have you been reading the "how to deny ethnic cleansing guide book." Step 1. Pretend it didn't happen. Step 2. Blame your victims. 500,000 Azeri civilians ethnically cleansed from an entire territory and you'll have us believe you're the victim? My god man, you have no idea how you're coming off right now.
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  7500.  @birdost5781  You're literally debating a straw man. I never once claimed that Turkic words in Urdu were on the same level of Arabic and Persian. Why not debate what was actually said instead of having an emotional meltdown and debating a ghost?
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  7501. Turkey did get drones from Israel. The problem was they kept breaking down, so they had to build their own.
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  7502. To be fair the Balkans were doomed long before the Ottomans got there. And will be doomed long after they've gone.
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  7503.  @fanthony  Using older colonialism from 100s of years ago is a crutch yes, I've been saying that for years. But talking about current ONGOING colonialism is a different story no? I'll say again, what part of this confuses you?
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  7504.  @jozefmrkvicka4223  What would you propose if the French are helping rig elections constantly electing people who continue to allow France to steal Niger's Uranium and gold. Niger is one of the poorest nations on the planet where over 80% of people don't have electricity and people are on the verge of starvation. It's odd when people in a nation are suffering that much and a wealthy nation like France is stealing all their natural resources. It's not a coincidence that the vast majority of protests in the streets are pro taking down the French installed president. Desperate times call for desperate measures I guess. It's easy for us to sit here comfortably in the west with our bellies full and judge them for how they're going to kick the French out of their country.
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  7505.  @JustAGuyWhoLikesStuff.  Lets see. Invading another nation's internationally recognized territory. Occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory for well over 30 years. Exploiting the natural resources of said area for 30 years. Ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians from said areas. I mean honestly what else could they have done?
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  7506.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  SO you're saying it's okay to invade another country and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? hmmm
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  7507.  @kerdisia  They refused it because the terms set by the zionist apartheid regime were absolutely ridiculous. Not to mention the apartheid regime's current leaders are quite open about the fact they''re categorically against a two state solution. Which is why the apartheid state constantly offers terms for a two state solution which is so unworkable and so insane they know it will be rejected. At least get some info before screaming nonsense in the comments sections.
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  7508.  @shaheenhussainhussain9034  It is good to be realistic about the situation. Most Muslim nations are far too busy trying to gain advantage over each other and tripping each other up to actually do anything meaningful together. There are very few Muslim states which aren't actively trying to screw each other over. I can only think of a small group. Bosnia, Albania, Turkey, Pakistan, Azerbaijan and all the central Asian republics. They seem to have interest in working together and not screwing each other over. Outside of these nations I really don't see much cooperation in the Muslim world. And these specific nations who are trying to work together are too small a percentage of the Muslim world to make a tend, they need more nations to join the fold of cooperation.
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  7509. I think if within the next 100 years if Indians can learn to use toilets instead of defecating all over the streets and beaches. That would be a huge accomplishment.
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  7510. @Hardy, You do realize that half their government is Kurdish no? Not to mention the 20 million Kurds living in their country. If they wanted to exterminate them they'd start there no? Not to mention they'd have to kill half their own government. Facts>false cliches.
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  7511. Yea the one nation willing to put up with their insanity and now they're stabbing Russia in the back too. Interesting situation.
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  7512. "Move toward authoritarianism" Isn't the fact they've been an apartheid state for so long relevant to all this? The only remaining apartheid state on the planet after the apartheid regime in South Africa collapsed.
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  7513.  @kartikey404  You might want to look that up. They fired well over 1000 Russian made missiles during that war. It would make sense to do some research before making ridiculous claims.
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  7514.  @kartikey404  If you want to make rational comparisons we can go down that road. Pakistan wants to illegal annex internationally recognized Indian territory. Armenia actually did want Pakistan wants to do, not to mention it ethnically cleansed 800,000 Azeri civilians when it illegally invaded their territory. The Azeri Armenian conflict is one of the bully's victim getting stronger and coming back to set the record straight. If you care about illegal invasions, if you're pro Armenia you have to be Pro Pakistan. They both want the same thing.
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  7515.  @kartikey404  So according to your logic anyone who migrated to another part of the world in the last 1000 years must be savagely attacked and ethnically cleansed? Great, you just killed over 80 percent of the world population. You do realize you're insane right?
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  7516.  @RoadTripA1A  It is an apartheid state, by every definition of the word. Demonstrably so. You simply claiming it isn't doesn't make it so. Facts>Your emotions.
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  7517.  @jamiedavid8023  And how have you come to this conclusion? Ever been to that region? Know anything about these people? Probably not. These people are quite literally the most stubborn people on the planet. If they don't want something, it isn't going to happen. They do not want planes from an apartheid state landing in their airport. Period. You sitting around trying to figure out reasons for them to fit your narrative is irrelevant to them. Also why would they rush Russian planes? This region is a part of Russia. Not to mention Russia doesn't run concentration camps and isn't working on an ethnic cleansing campaign. You're literally trying to compare apples to oranges. There is only one apartheid regime on the planet. There is only one regime on the planet which runs a concentration camp.
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  7518. Keep this up my man and you guys will be losing A LOT more subscribers. Less spin more facts please. You're slowly turning into a youtube version of main stream media fake news outlets.
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  7519. @Malvados I've never been too interested in the liberal/conservative dynamic. I'm simply allergic to bullshit, which this channel seems to be slinging more and more of.
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  7520. @Queen Apryll M. Yes the UN can be useless but what exactly did you expect from the UN on this one? Azerbaijan was easily enforcing the UN resolutions and international law on this matter on their own, did you expect the UN to send a military to help the Azeris or something?
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  7521. No, he'll probably make a powerplay that blows up in his face and embarrasses his country AGAIN.
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  7522.  @PowerSimplified1871  I feel you. Has happened to me before and I hated it, was so annoyed I refused to write it again. So I won’t blame you for not bothering to do it again. Even if you disagree with me I would have liked to see your response. I enjoy seeing opposing view points, helps a person learn more
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  7523. @Josephsmith594. Here in the west we're completely tired of the race card because it is pulled 24/7 where it has no rational reason to be applied. But just because we've gone through that doesn't change the fact this conflict has a racial component. Millions of people have been rounded up and stuffed into a concentration camp because of their ethnicity. That is the textbook definition of when to play the race card lol They're not going to act in line with our irrational domestic political insanity with how the race card works.
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  7524.  @Petercharlie303  Not really.
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  7525. Regime change in Paris on the way?
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  7526. @Peacefulpatriots, It is interesting that we're at a stage where we've become so irrational that thinking our leaders should put our country first is a radical idea. I don't feel it is our job to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine but it is our job to stop funding it and providing cover for it.
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  7527. @jessedean6036. Actually in this specific conflict they've been the ones putting the Azeris through atrocious situations. Invading your neighbor and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians is nothing to sneeze at. Possibly one of the most brutal and large scall event of warcrimes on the planet in the past 50 years.
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  7528. @Maurvir3197. You're right about France and Germany. The fact they're trying to enter these talks are ridiculous, they don't have the ability to force any sort of outcome on either party. No full peace treaty between these two nations will hold weight unless Russia, Turkey and Iran are also party to the deal. All are close enough to project power into that region and have interests there. Also the Azeris don't need to negotiate a trade corridor. It has already been negotiated, it is part of the 2020 ceasefire agreement Armenia and Azerbaijan signed in 2020.
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  7529. @SnowsStorm1while our freedoms are being eroded? People being punished for having the wrong opinion. Hell congress just passed a thought crimes law. Freedom you say? What have you been smoking. Go and criticize the Zionists on a large platform. Watch how fast your freedoms erode
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  7530.  @Jouantiese  You do realize there is something called international law right? You do realize that according to the letter of said law the regime in Paris (if international law wasn't ignored) would be tried for war crimes right? You understand how this works? Also the fact you said Islamo-Marxist is literally one of the most ridiculous things anyone has ever said. Those two things (regardless of what you think of them) are the opposite of each other lol
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  7531. The Saudis didnt' stop the oil, they haven't threatened to do so nor do they have the balls to do so. In times of conflict the Saudis are a joke. It is the international backlash, the loss of reputation and the sheer anger across the globe which are causing these statements. Not the Saudis. I'd also imagine what ever the Turks told Blinkin during his visit to Turkey might also play a role in the Biden regime softening it's rhetoric.
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  7532. @AW, The Turkish economy is one of the more reliant economies on imports that you'll see around. The main import isn't luxury items, it's energy. A nation in the modern age cannot function without energy, that is where a bulk of the money for imports go and that won't be changing anytime soon. Zero interest and heavy tariffs will destroy the country. There already isn't enough production in Turkey and you'd legitimately shut down the little production they do have by heavily taxing tariffs. Where do you think the machinery for factories come from? Laptops? Computers? Chips? The idea for being self sufficient is great but it's something that has to be done gradually.
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  7533.  @drunkbee880  Well then let me ask, what in your opinion is a race? And what constitutes a race?
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  7534.  @drunkbee880  Again you do realize you're coming off like a raving lunatic. You understand this right? Words have meanings which come with definitions. Words don't have meanings which at set just to sooth your emotions or your world view. There are a few points you make which are actually rational but when you do them in such an unhinged way and sprinkle them in with insane talking points, even your rational points get completely and utterly lost. But yes, you're right that a nation like Turkey is not built upon a single race. You could have said this without delving into the other nonsense. But you just can't help yourself can you?
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  7535.  @samip3124  It's not just Islamism, most the people in the global south who feel they've been bullied by the globalists love this guy.
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  7536. Yup the media has really been tripping over themselves to hide Israel's crimes but it is getting to a point even they can't hide it. First they try to convince us men can get pregnant, now they're trying to convince us Israel isn't an a rogue apartheid state with a concentration camp. Good luck media.
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  7537.  @natalianakoriakova8084  Free to run an apartheid state which stuffs people into concentration camps and slaughters them like cattle? Is that what you mean?
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  7538.  @lu544  you literally proved the OP's point. You know why immigration won't stop? Because the UK leaders don't give a flying fuk what the people think. Your voice literally means nothing to the ruling elite. You basically live in a fully authoritarian state. So yea, the OP was right after all.
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  7539.  @thalmoragent9344  Rebellions tend to happen anywhere where the ruling elite continue to disregard the will of the people. Expect more rebellions as the people start to figure out they don't live in a democracy anymore.
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  7540.  @Cyborgism_is_Future  No it wasn't. In the past 1000 years or so that island has been controlled by everyone except the Greeks. The Egptians had it, the Syrians had it. The Venetians took it, then the Ottomans took it from the Venetians in the 1500s only to lose it to the British in the late 1800s. I fail to see how Greece fits into this equation.
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  7541.  @jastrapper190  How can I tell what exactly pertaining to the rubble? The murdered women and children under them? You're right, I can't tell how many hundreds of thousands of unarmed women and children have been murdered. But I guess we'll find out soon enough. What we do know is quite clear. The IDF has been fully trained mainly to kill unarmed women and children. Fighting armed men? Not so good at it apparently.
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  7542. it is simply a tactic to kill any rational debate. Condemning Hamas is like condemning the slaves in the slave revolt. It is a ridiculous assertion
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  7543.  @BosonCollider  The fact it costs 5500 to build is mindblowing. Imagine they deployed like 500,000 of these things all at once. They'd probably take down an aircraft carrier or two.
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  7544.  @phillipaclemons7261  Just say she is a Zionist and be done with it. Being a Zionist means you're okay with apartheid, concentration camps and the senseless slaughter of children.
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  7545.  @supratikroy6369  Doesn't change the fact that tensions are much higher now than they've been for quite a while. So it begs the question why. What does Greece think it will gain from this tension? Or are the globalists planning to make Greece the next Ukraine. Interesting stuff.
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  7546.  @supratikroy6369  You also can't wake up one day, decide you want to break treaties you've signed while threatening your neighbor and expect them not to react. You better hope their reacts will be tempered and they don't actually have a harsh reaction. I have a feeling you guys are going to end up like Ukraine and Turkey is going to end up like Russia.
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  7547.  @bepositive99  Are you insane? The rich Germans are having difficultly in poor billions into Greece to keep their standard of living to a certain point. You think Turkey can or would be willing to do that? I doubt it. Holding Greece for 10 years would bankrupt most nations.
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  7548. Yes he is their man to a point they tried to oust him and get him killed in a coup. Then used billions of dollars trying to topple him in the elections. Good call Sahhaf1234. lol
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  7549. @trackingstupidity1. You know what they call that right? Projecting. These people are angry because they've had their homes stolen, their children murdered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. And you're going to call them hateful? Not the people who did this to them and treat them like sub humans? You have anything but common sense.
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  7550.  @bigdcalilove2634  Foreign governments pillaging resources isn't diversity. What if some random government of a random country came to France and started stealing all of it's natural resources by force. No one would call that diversity. You need to make better arguments.
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  7551.  @gagoomt4076  Mostly crime.
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  7552.  @SerifAkyazi2001  So then you agree with me, this idea that you get free bread simply isn't true. As far as Turks being cut throat, you're damned right. These people rob their own brothers, what do you think they'll do to a stranger? lol In the years I've spent there I was always blown away with how common "miras kavgasi" really is. Ac goz millet. Fazlasiyla.
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  7553. And what guarantees would the small ethnic minority in the north have that they won't be ethnically cleansed again?
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  7554.  @twistedmuppet2464  Actually I'm not being ethnically cleansed by anyone. I don't live in a country where minority groups are being slaughtered, I don't live on Cyprus where the majority goes full blast Hitler on small minority groups. Thanks for your concern though.
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  7555.  @kostantinosgeorgiou3076  Interesting response. 1. Make light of minorities being slaughtered like cattle. Being callus enough to say "blah blah" like it's something so normal. 2. Like all ethnic cleansing deniers blame your victims. I always ask this because it feels that way. Do all ethnic cleansing and war crime deniers go to some sort of seminar on how to deny crimes? You all seem to use the same playbook. When the issue of what the Greeks did in Cyprus I swear to god the same exactly talking points are used as when I question the Turks about the Armenian genocide. Do you guys teach each other way to say or something?
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  7556. @Alvin Files, you might want to do a little more research on the matter.
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  7557. I don't think our government will notice. They're too busy orchastrating a genocide right now.
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  7558.  @crispinfornoff206  It doesn't rhyme but it sure is catchy. Genocide Joe, has a nice memorable ring to it. I'd imagine that name is going to stick around for a few hundred years.
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  7559. @nfornoff206 Except what I'm saying isn't only true but demonstrably true. Is that what you do? When you have no argument to back up your emotions you say random things which are demonstrably false? If you don't agree with my point of view, try to debate it. The problem is you can't, it would be like debating against someone saying gravity exists.
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  7560. @VJS The idea of a European Armed Forces is pure fantasy.
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  7561. Do you stand up to it yourself when you vote for establishment empire candidates that invade and destroy African nations? Did you vote for Obama and Hillary?
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  7562. ​ @test-qz4dq  Yea about as mental as Greece choosing someone other than Orthodox Christians when it joined Nato. What would be mental is Russia forgoing what it sees as her interests in some misguided attempt to appease a nation like Greece which obviously doesn't give a shit about it. That would be mental.
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  7563.  @aggerleejones200  Dude, the entire world saw it. There are 100s of interviews with the women and children hostages Israel just released. Not to mention proof of the 1000s more who were killed in captivity. Wake up.
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  7564. @Dibyarup Roy 0028 It's not the governments job to give people bathrooms. Everywhere else in the world people build their own places to defecate. It isn't a matter of poverty either as even the poorest nations in history have found a way, dig a ditch for god's sake. Also all those toilets they built don't seem to be working as most of the people are still defecating on streets, train tracks and beaches. It's insanity.
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  7565. @Zaydan Naufal Poverty and street defecation are two different things. Most poor nations don't have street defecation problems. Their people even though poor are civilized.
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  7566.  @zzzzz5026  If he manipulates elections why exactly did his party lose the midterm elections? Is it your contention that a corrupt party which can rig elections decided to simply lose the midterm elections? Is that the argument you're making? If so it's a terrible argument.
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  7567.  @MomoMomoyan  Yea I doubt anyone in that region would need help to save them from that midget in Paris. lol
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  7568.  @nenadvojinovic7913  Oh there surely is. They even have a leader, this midget called Macron.
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  7569. France tells Niger "If you try to stop us from stealing your gold and uranium we will attack you." That is basically the gist of this.
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  7570.  @tadhgcronin175  This comment legit made me laugh. I hear France makes tanks like this as well.
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  7571. Nah7140. Aside from some old farts who only watch mainstream media. The rest of the world knows exactly what is going on. There is simply far too much evidence showing the Israeli crimes and most of the world knows it.
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  7572.  @imperialmotoring3789  So stuffing 2.3 million people into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp which created Hamas is fine? Is that your argument?
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  7573.  @ttttttttttttttttist  Genocide is a legal term with a very specific definition. I recommend you actually go look up what it means. Having a mission statement is one thing. Actually doing it is another.
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  7574.  @ttttttttttttttttist  So one group having genocidal goals that they have zero chance of doing. That is bad. But another group which has genocidal plans and are actually putting that into action. That is good. Is that your argument?
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  7575.  @ttttttttttttttttist  When the commander of the army tells his forces (in public) that there are no rules when they go in. When cabinet member says the goal is to empty Gaza. When another member of the Cabinet says getting rid of the population would be quicker if they dropped a nuke. When Genocide Joe and Bibi put insane pressure on Egypt to take all the Palestinians. When they offered to wipe out his international debt if he complied. When the minister of finance says the ultimate goal is to turn the place into a parking lot. I could literally go on for like 10 pages. It might be better to form an opinion about this issue after actually paying attention to what officials are saying. There is enough evidence there that if this ever went to trial at the ICC these guys would get put away for good. But after Genocide Joe essentially threatened any nation to brings up charges at the ICC would pay a "heavy price." Nations are too scared to do it.
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  7576.  @doreeneclose6295  It's hard to apply international law on country A and ignore it for country B, then it turns into the wild west which it is today. I doubt Russia will agree to any of it unless the United States is punished for Iraq and Afghanistan or France is punished for Libya.
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  7577.  @indadeeqmahmud5916  Yea as if that police state has no idea who is in their country. Give me a break. Dubai should be boycotted for sure. In fact they should have been boycotted a long time ago.
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  7578.  @User-bj7rk  The vast majority of the planet has been made to feel sick by the actions of this apartheid genocidal regime. Stomachs are turning all around the world.
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  7579.  @nikkola33  That would have been my first guess too. They don't want to miss out on a genocide.
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  7580. @muneebiqbal5584 We've seen a society and ruling elite go completely crazy like this before. The third Reich, now Israel is the 4th Reich.
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  7581.  @douglasshaw1320  Yup people are waking up to the reality of this situation. For years as an America I really never put any effort into finding out what was going on there. I simply believed the narrative the media told me. Israeli is good, the Palestinians are crazy. It doesn't take much research to realize just how arse backwards the narrative we're fed is. I think the elites have lost the plot, they've lied to us about so many things, fed us so many false narratives that now anytime a narrative is crafted, millions of people decide to go do the research. The media tries to... 1. Make me believe Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. 2. Make me believe men can get pregnant. 3. Make me believe the last election wasn't rigged. 4. Make me believe Covid came from a bat in a cave. 5. Make me believe Ukraine was just sitting there and Russia decided to invade them for no reason. 6. Make me believe so many irrational things that I can't even finish listing. What made them think I'd buy their narrative about what is happening in Gaza right now? People are waking up.
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  7582.  @kgang4542  Turkeys' economy can't withstand a war with Greece. If they go to war, Greece will be destroyed physically and Turkey will be thrown into the stone age economically.
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  7583. @Paul Kobres, I'd imagine that is a tradeoff they'd be willing to make. If Nato pulls back to where they were in the 1980s, Russia would pull their nukes out of that area and possibly even give more concessions.
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  7584.  @SeeLasSee  Turkey is average, barely average. What most don't seem to understand is that 30 years ago they were well below average. In fact way off average.
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  7585.  @budgetking2591  Their economy is absolutely in ruins. But again in the early 2000s it was in even bigger ruins. Yes 2010 was great but do you have any idea what was going on in that country from 1995 to 2001? It was 10x worse than today. I should know, I was there at the time. So again it's a matter of proportion, people tend to speak in absolutes without fully understanding the historical context.
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  7586. @Desi StarkTM, the way the EU is going they're more likely to force you to admit that socialism and communism is good before letting you in.
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  7587.  @patogordo1385  I doubt nato will make decisions based on your emotions.
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  7588. Their change in tune isn't about keeping their jobs. I think they understand on a fundamental level they won't be winning the next election. What is making them panic and change their tune is something much larger and a lot more dangerous.
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  7589.  @FS-me8mj  Yes and well over 95% of people who occupied the territory now called Israel are Europeans with zero connection to the place. So you're telling me if I convert to a religion, I can go to a place where people who practiced that religion lived thousands of years ago, take over the place (even though I have no ancestors from there) and start massacring people and throwing people into concentration camps? Is that your argument? That would literally be like me converting to an ancient American Indian religion, than going over to California and literally massacring everyone claiming I was hte original inhabitant from thousands of years ago. The sheer insanity of that logic.
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  7590.  @DrivingABC  We're talking about a media that is trying to convince people men can get pregnant. You didn't need Sooya's comment to validate how insane their narratives are. lol
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  7591. @Lord Lee, Are you claiming the American defense industry doesn't need international sales to "recoup" it's investment? Seriously?
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  7592. The globalists put him in charge. The French people didn't really have much of a say in the matter.
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  7593. The history of the period you’re referring to isn’t that simple. But yes overthrowing Abdul Hamid put the final nail in the coffin of the Ottomans. They just didn’t know it at the time
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  7594.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  What kind of insanity are you delving into? Are you so delusional that anytime someone disagrees with you that they must be from ethnic group X? Forget being an Azeri I've never even met an Azeri. Fact of the matter is Armenia invaded Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory. Every country on this planet legally recognizes that as their territory along with the United Nations. Every country on the planet is wrong and you're right? The plethora of UN resolutions condemning Armenia for illegally occupying their neighbor's territory is wrong too? Also if France was really Armenia's ally why are they helping the EU make so many gas agreements with Azerbaijan? How many weapons systems to France send to Armenia during the recent war? Reality>Your emotions.
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  7595.  @ax.f-1256  It isn't in either side's interests for this to happen. Neither side really wants it either.
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  7596.  @metigame1450  So you're saying Albanians are con artists?
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  7597.  @nashbridges-cu6dy  You might want to ask the millions of people who actually do that.
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  7598. @Uckthis8079, I'm sure the Russians will be happy that you're supporting a country which is strategically important for them.
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  7599.  @alexandermckay8594  The fact they consume more than they produce and like you said their lack of hydrocarbon resources are their weakness. I wouldn't put food on that list. They actually export more food than the import. They're food secure, if they shut down all food exports they produce more than enough calories to feed their population.
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  7600.  @alexandermckay8594  You'd have to look into the details of that. The wheat they import is not for domestic consumption. One of Turkey's industries is refining wheat into finished products like Spagetti for export. If all the wheat exports to Turkey stopped, it would have no effect on local food consumption. It would however destroy their wheat refining companies. Yes Turkey consumes a lot of bread but all of the wheat used for domestic consumption of bread is from domestic wheat. This specific topic is something I was curious about not too long ago and did a deep dive to see if Turkey was food insecure or not. Their biggest issue would be meat, animal husbandry in that nation isn't efficient at all and already high meat prices would skyrocket if they weren't able to import cows. Other than paying higher prices for meat, that nation is not food insecure. They grow more than enough to feed their population. They are nowhere near as food secure as America, Australia, Russia or Canada. But if world war broke out and all international shipping stopped they wouldn't starve to death like many nations.
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  7601.  @lou6749  What is it with genetically damaged inbreds and childish statements like "why do you cry so much." Honestly explain to me why only inbreds make comments like this even when it doesn't apply.
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  7602.  @arktos298  Yes yes blame everyone else for Israel's wonton brutality, apartheid and ethnic cleansing. You might as well try to convince us gravity doesn't exist. But then again the camp which agrees with you is already trying to convince us men can get pregnant. So I guess these types of wildly inaccurate claims make sense for you guys.
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  7603. Interesting to see India not shooting itself in the foot in a strategic sense. Supporting Israel will not age well, especially when the vast majority of the global south is pro Palestine and anti apartheid/concentration camps.
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  7604. That analysis makes absolutely zero sense. Especially when you look at 2 simple factors. 1. The Zionist lobby in America has given A LOT more money to Biden than to Trump. 2. Why would they want to risk a loose cannon like Trump when they already have a proven compliant president in Genocide Joe who will literally do everything they ask without question? The Zionists might be evil but they aren't stupid.
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  7605. I see the fake news networks still working hard. Real estate crisis in Turkey? Because you were able to find one company who over leveraged itself and built a bunch of ugly villas in a terrible area and went bankrupt? My wife and I recently were looking into purchasing a summer home in Turkey and I can tell you there is no "real estate" crisis. In the 6 months we've been looking prices have increased in that small amount. Too many buyers not enough sellers. Nice job in one again trying to draw a false narrative for people France 24, well played.
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  7606.  @CanalPSG  Real semitic Jew. Someone who confronts atheists from Europe (Zionists) who use your religion for their political aims.
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  7607. I have this sneaking suspicion that this brutal war criminal King of Morocco won't be in power much longer.
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  7608. @wardka So having genocide Joe in office is democracy? And having a guy in office where we didn't fight one war is destroying democracy? Are you some kid of bot? Or do you just enjoy watching millions of people get slaughtered?
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  7609.  @emregalata2550  Maybe Toys R Us went bankrupt because they were selling cheap Iranian drones lol
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  7610. A few others? Oh on, the vast majority in Washington are Neo Cons.
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  7611. This legit made me laugh. Also in many ways that is what his war is actually about.
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  7612. At killing civilians yes. At military objectives? No
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  7613. Genocide Joe strikes again.
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  7614. Societies which brag about how open and free they are, are anything but. I am in the United States, where we always talk about how free we are. Yet we are the most surveilled society on the planet outside of China. Hell, the government is probably going to have a log of me making this post. Freedom in the west is done, dead and dusted.
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  7615.  @jonchrys  Cool story bro. You could write 1000 pages of emotional BS but it won't change the fact a massive ethnic cleansing campaign was undertaken on the island.
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  7616.  @jonchrys  Bro, the historical fact on the matter is clear. I get it. You're like one of those Turks who clutch at straws claiming the Armenian genocide never happened or like one of those Serbs who pretends the Serbs never committed genocide against the Bosnians. Clutching at straws over straws over straws. Not only is it nonsensical, everyone knows it is BS. Just admit what the Greek Cypriots tried to do and move on.
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  7617. @ So you're telling me magically their crimes somehow count and yours don't? Is that what you're telling me here? I should highlight their crimes and ignore yours? Interesting logic, good luck selling it.
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  7618. @ Why is it that every single genocide, ethnic cleansing and war crimes denier uses the same exact tactics and arguments to deny the crimes? Do all of you Cypriots, Turks, Serbians, Armenians and Israelis go to the same "how to deny war crimes seminar"
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  7619.  @Ιωσήφ-σ2λ  You actually alluded to it pretty heavily. I was quite obvious in claiming Turks have committed atrocities and should be held accountable. But I was responding to a guy who was completely ignoring what the Greek Cypriots did. You claiming that such thinking is wrong is basically saying I should ignore the crimes of the Greek Cypriots and just concentrate on other people's crimes. Which btw is pure and utter insanity. Also correct me if I'm wrong but a minority group targeted for mass extermination is by definition a victim. You're literally asking me to blame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. You won't convince any rational third party with that argument. You'll find yourself saying "here we go again" over and over again if you continue to use these insane debate tactics.
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  7620.  @Ιωσήφ-σ2λ  Btw I think that is line item number 12 at the "how to deny war crimes convention" Pretend it never happened and accuse anyone who points out the reality of being what they just accused you of. Well played bro. lol I literally just got called naive by an ethnic cleansing denier. What a wonderful world we live in.
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  7621.  @andreksjour so all those mass killings didn’t happen? Are you going to turn into one of those ethic cleansing deniers? Just because you don’t like a political arrangement doesn’t mean you can go full blown hitler on people.
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  7622. These issues won't change regardless of who wins the election. They have interests and they will chase them.
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  7623. @Kieran Clarges Yet that doesn't stop them from sending high tech military equipment to Ukraine. Equipment which the Ukrainians are telling us is blowing up A LOT of Russian equipment. Obviously they're scared of Russia right? I mean the fact Sweden is given hundreds of millions of dollars every year to an armed group which has been attacking a Nato nation for a few decades now can't possibly be it right?
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  7624. If they strike they’ll probably strike the refineries to cripple Iran’s already struggling economy
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  7625. They're not there to help Ukraine, stand up for something or even unite against Putin. They're there for one simple reason, it's an opportunity to kill Russian soldiers. Can't say I really blame them either considering what Russia did to their country not too long ago.
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  7626. Some IDF special forces went into Gaza. They got wrecked. That much is confirmed. Not sure if it amounts to Hamas fighting back or not.
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  7627.  @monkeyb1820 I fail to see how your comment makes any sense. Are you insane or just an AIPAC troll?
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  7628.  @elck3 it’s funny how so many conservatives I know love to think they stand against the establishment and the liberal elites. Yet on this issue they don’t even realize they’ve been turned into footsoldiers for the same power structure that hates them. In the issue of Israel don’t some conservatives find it odd that they’re parroting the exact same talking points as the mainstream media? So the media that lies to us about everything is suddenly super honest about Israel? We’ve literally gone insane as a society.
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  7629.  @monkeyb1820 if Qatar owned us foreign policy you’d think Saudi Arabia and there buddies wouldn’t have dared to gear up and invade Qatar. Which was only stopped when the Turks stepped in. If they owned us like you claimed, they would have never been under such a threat. Next time you try to formulate a taking point . Try ti make sure it isn’t so obvious in it’s falsehood
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  7630.  @suz688 are you even serious with asking that question. Do you believe any people enjoys their government being controlled by a foreign government?
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  7631. @Jasonaffa1. Russia seems to want no part in the grain deal. After Turkey has been strong armed into adhering to some of the principles of the sanctions on Russia there is very little chance they can influence Russia into getting back into the deal either. Also Russia was also promised many things with the grain deal which they simply didn't get. It was obvious how this would play out.
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  7632. @EtherCruiser1537 Lets assume for a second that you're right and this dude has the ability to mess with the voter count. You'll have to answer 2 questions. 1. If he had the ability to do so, why did his party lose the midterm elections. Humiliating him and his party by losing control of all the largest cities? I mean he could have just had the right people count the votes no? 2. If he had the ability to mess with the count. Why wouldn't he just give himself an extra half percent so he could pass the threshold and not have to go through a more difficult run off against the number two guy? (Yes that just happened) Facts>Feelings.
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  7633. @Philip Ganchev. You do realize Armenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 of their civilians right? All Azerbaijan did was to enforce UN resolutions by removing illegal militia groups from it's internationally recognized territory. So essentially your argument is the side which illegally invade's it's neighbor and has a go at 800,000 civilians should be protected and it's victims should be blamed? On a scale of 1-100 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  7634.  @00billharris  I don't think US policy means anything in this conflict. If it did, the US would have to fine tune it's policy so as not to be seen supporting Armenia's illegal occupation of another nation's internationally recognized territory. Regardless of granny Amy's, uncle Joe's and your emotions. Especially these days considering making arguments on Armenia's behalf for illegal occupation would be no different than backing what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Besides it's never a good look to back the side which ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in the conflict.
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  7635. Actually men have been made to do that since the caveman days. What in the world are you talking about. Men are biologically engineered to feel obligated for the safety of their families and communities. Unless by real men, if you're referring to the young ruined generations of effeminate men we've raised in the west recently who aren't sure what gender they are. Then you have a point.
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  7636. @OmarBenjumea, people are starting to realize that 90% of Ben's positions are just a smoke screen. He personally doesn't believe any of it. His main job is to excite people with stuff he doesn't believe and then try to use that leverage to push Israel's genocidal interests. Ben surely doesn't care about unborn American fetuses either. Nor does he care about being anti woke since he himself turns woke at the drop of a hat when it suits his interests. Ben is nothing more than a nefarious Israeli genocidal media agent. People are starting to figure this guy out, forget an ally of America, the views he pushes are blatantly anti American in nature. He tries to cloak it in America first rhetoric but that rhetoric is falling apart.
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  7637.  @jel88  I'm shocked you aren't giving the fake news that most zionists do claiming beheaded babies and raped women. I guess it has been debunked so hard you need new talking points. Also if you cared so much about children, how come you aren't saying anything about the nearly 10,000 children Israel has brutally murdered? Or the 14,000 children who might die this week from starvation due to Israel's barbaric blockaid. I'm waiting for you to account for all these realities you genocidal maniac.
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  7638.  @rrt4511  Yea it's always all fun and games until thousands of people start dying. I remember Hillary finding it hilarious when they invaded Libya and killed their leader. Now that nation has descended into chaos with millions having their lives destroyed. Yea, it's simply hilarious.
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  7639.  @rrt4511  Yes that's one of the major reasons I was a big Trump supporter. The fact he didn't invade random nations when it wasn't in the interests of the average American. I'm still not sure what that has to do with the ridiculous letter he wrote the head of another state. Are you one of those all or nothing people. Either a person is perfect and can do no wrong or a person is terrible and everything they do is wrong? If so, it must be rough going through life with that sort of mindset.
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  7640.  @rrt4511  The difference being I don't laugh when hundreds and thousands of people die due to the actions of said government. I'm glad you're amused when such things happen.
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  7641.  @JamesKerLindsay  I thought your video was fantastic but I can also see how many people would view it as biased. It's almost akin to doing a video about Jewish German relations in 1946 and not mentioning the holocaust.
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  7642. @Silas Larsen, A country that wouldn't care that Sweden are funding groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country would be irrational no? As long as Finland and Sweden adhere to the deal they signed, they'll be fine. If they don't, they'll get vetoed. It can't really be that hard to adhere to something you signed no? Well seems like for Sweden and Finland it is. Perhaps they need more rational leaders?
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  7643. You have a point. But since it is his signature on the bottom of all this, the nickname will stick.
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  7644.  @teloneys2845  Try reading it again then.
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  7645.  @Alfonzo01  Those embargos were probably the best thing for that country. It forced them to learn how to be self sufficient.
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  7646. When millions of people flood a border, it's hard to know who is a refugee and who is an economic migrant. For example you have many Iraqis going into Turkey from Syria. They are economic migrants but if they come in from the Syrian border how exactly would you be able to know?
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  7647. Just leave it to CaspianReport to give us the most unemotional fact based analysis on another extremely important topic. World needs more Shirvan, less mainstream media.
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  7648. @giantwario, Worst person I know? hmmm Macron didn't make that point did he?
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  7649.  @cems7258  There is one thing the global south needs to understand about the western body politic here. If you see us freaking out over something. That is when you know it is true. Considering the regime in Paris's reaction to Erdogan's comments and seeing the meltdowns in this comments section. You can be sure he hit the nail right on the head.
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  7650. We're not really in any position to handle anything at this point. We like to pretend we are but we're not. Imagine a wealthy man who builds a business empire dying and leaving his retarded son the empire. Sure it looks like the empire is solid but in a case of emergency the retarded son will not be able to save the business. My generation is that retarded son of a rich man lol
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  7651.  @colinjames2469  Well that should go to show you how terrible the situation here in the west really is. When Turkey is browbeating you on human rights, rule of law and a government accountable to it's people. (And they're right) You can laugh all you want but laughing at something wont' magically change the reality of it. Facts>your feelings.
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  7652.  @prophet1782  You can slice it and die it any way you want with subjective emotional arguments but lets look at the facts. 1. International law is quite clear on the matter. "Occupied people have the right to defend themselves by any means necessary." The law is unambiguous on this topic. So calling it a terror attack is factually and legally wrong, demonstrably so. 2. Most of the civilians that died on Oct 7th were later proven to have been killed by the IDF via their hannibal directive. Israeli newspapers have even reported this and it was confirmed by the released hostages who were there when it happened. Why do you think Netanyahu keeps delaying hostage release talks, he doesn't want them to talk. Your false talking points are falling one by one. This is the age of information, lying through your teeth doesn't work anymore. Things have changed, it isn't like before, people more informed. I think you can tell it deep in your bones don't you?
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  7653.  @edmurks236 yet has had very sensible policy when it comes to trying to defuse dangerous conflicts
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  7654. The answer: Israel lobby
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  7655. @Travis McAdams, you do realize you don't become energy independent just because you want to be right? That is literally like me giving you advice that you should be a billionaire. No advice on how to get it done but just do it lol Europe especially will always be reliant on other nations for their energy until we have the technology to provide us enough sustainable energy to run a modern economy.
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  7656.  Irta Man  He means white Christian nations.
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  7657.  @ahugyiath5907  That is generally how people react to people with agree with them. I'd imagine you do the same thing with people who agree with you.
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  7658.  @FuriouzDragon45  I'm fairly sure the orthodox community itself is quite diverse. I've seen orthodox communities that are pro Israel and have seen orthodox communities with are anti Israel.
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  7659. Israel really shot its self in the foot this time and doesn't really realize it. In the age of information did they really think they could do what they're doing and actually hide it? People are not going to forget this, not in 10 years. Not in 50 and not in 100. The tide is really turning on how people around the entire globe feel about them, they're going to be viewed like the Germans were viewed for decades after WW2. If someone like me, an American conservative has been able to see through their insanity with this genocide, I'd imagine most of the planet has as well. The Palestinians will survive this and they will rebuild. I'm not sure I can say the same for Israel. Before this bloody genocide people don't know much about Israel and bought into the mainstream narrative of what they were. This war has made people go into depth and research what has been going on there. Israel is no real country. It is quite obviously a brutal genocidal apartheid colonial entity. Gaza will survive, Gaza will rebuild.
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  7660. @Jim Fausset, there is really no such thing as a Republican or a Democrat. They're all part of the same Uniparty. The fact people don't get this is highly frustrating. One group controls the useful idiots on one side and the other one groups the other half of useful idiots. Seems to have been working like a charm. Till Trump showed up.
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  7661. How civilizations collapse has always been a mystery. It's starting to look it it happens from mass delusion and a society collapsing in on itself from the weight of it's own dogmas. We live in very interesting times which will be studied 300 years from now.
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  7662.  @BartholomewJenkins69420  You're literally trying to blame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. You're a psycho. These stale talking points don't work anymore, people know what is going on. The apartheid zionist regime has been unmasked. That genie isn't going back in the bottle, now matter how hard you try to blow your dog whistle.
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  7663.  @cashewnuttel9054  *Can't do anything.
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  7664.  @CrawFish56  There is zero evidence either way. The fact you see it 'clearly" when no one knows shows how bias you are. The only thing clear so far is that when Iran responded to israel they wrecked their airforce bases. Evidence being footage of said airbase.
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  7665.  @aghvan8168  Still doesn't change the fact EU nations have very little influence in the Caucasus region. Just because someone arbitrarily puts this region in "Europe" doesn't mean the most well known nations of Europe have any influence there. So while I learn geography how about you learn to be logical? Much to ask?
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  7666. @Leo A, What is funny is that Turkey probably feels that even more so about the EU.
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  7667. @platpass8294. The Geneva convention has statues which pertain to aiding and abetting ethnic cleansing and war crimes. So yea, if the rule of law was followed to the letter, genocide Joe and his gang would probably end up in cuffs
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  7668.  @nakedsnake2669  None of those guys are real soldiers. They're a rag tag group of men who are hell bent on killing women and children.
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  7669.  @جمهورية.القطيف.المستقلة-1  Well according to your logic then you want to look at Jewish as a racial/ethnic group and not theological group. If so, then what business do Europeans who are not ethnically from that region have being there?
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  7670. @Emine Cinar, It's obvious you aren't from America so let me give you some quick advice. Don't ever expect any sort of honesty from a network like CNBC. In fact don't trust any of the legacy media outlets. It's all half truths meant to push false narratives.
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  7671.  @kebman  I fail to see how that small group of soldiers represent my wider point about the UK and France's lack of ability to defend themselves.
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  7672.  @launchedkode  Take a look around, how do you think this new generation will handle adversity?
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  7673. Fake news, they no longer have diplomatic ties with Israel. Nor do they really have any business dealings either. Other than the Azerbaijani oil flowing to Israel from Turkish ports. (which is bad enough) that you don't need to add fake news to it.
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  7674.  @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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  7675.  @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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  7676.  @MiddleEast-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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  7677. Was that a serious question. That is like asking why a mafia bosses henchmen aren’t stopping the mob bosses crimes. Silly thing to ask why the media doesn’t ever shed light on what aipac is up to. They prefer to keep us busying debating if men can get pregnant or not. Wake up and smell the coffee my man
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  7678.  @pandajin7772  If this law was applied equally no one would be on their "checkbook" Blackmail list yes, that is rough to stop. But that is where we the people need to take some accountability, we vote these fools in over and over and over again. As a society we simply need to make more rational and better decisions when we vote. I doubt that will happen though, that is why our entire system has been co-opted, we simply don't pay attention nor do most people care.
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  7679. Seems like we have all the free speech in the world. Provided we don't say anything that goes against their sensitive carefully crafted narratives.
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  7680. I just watched this entire video to learn that poor people are less likely to have swimming pools and learn how to swim? Wow AJ, that's ground breaking. Who would have thought?
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  7681. @Kei the A1day1, There would be zero legal justification for it. They'd have to find some other excuse to do so. With that said I'm not sure they care. They're pretty adamant about not allowing a nation into the alliance that they are legally bound to protect that has been funding a terrorist organization that has killed thousands of their civilians. It's really a strange situation.
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  7682.  @kendallandrews8691  The politcians and mouthpieces themselves, yes for sure. But your average everyday conservatives? I'm not so sure. Many are starting to wake up, especially the younger conservatives who aren't as easy to propagandize through mainstream media because they don't watch mainstream media.
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  7683. Yemen never invaded it's neighbor's territories and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Just sayin...
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  7684. Not to mention how much he cherry picked information regarding certain events. Perhaps not by design but just by lack of proper sources or straight up laziness.
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  7685.  @jimmyotool9533  I could nit pick at a lot of things but one thing really stuck out with me. The focus of my history education was mainly centered on Anatolian history. So when he was going through what was going on between the Turks and Armenians I noticed many oddities. Nothing he said was factually false but again seemed to be cherry picked. Such as what went on at Van. He conveniently just skipped over the fact the Armenians massacred the Turkish civilians in the city of Van before they left. The reason this stuck out in my head was when I was reading the Russian army officer accounts of how dumbfounded they were by the atrocities while they were helping control the city with the Armenians. Again all of the atrocities he articulated that were done by the Turks was spot on. I just found it odd how he was telling the story of Van and simply skipped over what was done to the Turkish civilians there as if it never happened. Big red flag as to the veracity of his sources. There are 100s of other things like that but it would take forever to articulate. Again I doubt it was done in purpose, probably just due to absorbing on source really quick and running with it. Essentially academic laziness. It does matter though when you're displaying these things to the public. People appreciate historical accuracy. Going into detail about the atrocities of one group, telling a story about a city and completely ignoring a massacre committed by another group is kind of strange. "They just left Van" Yea that is what happened lol
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  7686.  @SamStrange-fy1wm  when you have to go back over 1 thousand years in history in a failed attempt rationalize crimes of today. You know you've lost the plot
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  7687.  @williamvelazquez2059  RT movies or not it's an interesting question being posed. Lets not forget how American reacted during the Cuban missile crisis and rightfully so. Not sure how this situation is any different than that but the roles reversed.
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  7688.  @zulubeatz1  At this rate we'll be there soon.
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  7689.  @Ala351  I'm fairly sure the conflict of 2020 wasn't something he dreamed up. It actually happened lol
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  7690.  @Ala351  Last I checked it was a war between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Just because you buy weapons from people doesn't mean they're fighting the war for you. According to your logic any nation that purchases weapons from another nation has that nation fight the war for them? So you're saying Israel beat Russia in a war? lol The level of cognitive dissonance is terrifying. No wonder you guys didn't see this coming and got blind sided.
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  7691.  @Ala351  You implied that buying weapons from nations means they're fighting the war with you when you claimed it was Azerbaijan and Turkey vs Armenia. Fact of the matter is simple, when Armenia was armed to the teeth with Russian weapons in the 1990s they found it easy to invade their neighbor's territory and slaughter civilians. When those people came back with an army 30 years later, the Armenian military found out slaughtering civilians is much easier than fighting people who shoot back. So they ran and surrendered. That's pretty much how this entire thing went down.
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  7692. 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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  7693. He is home, dude is German.
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  7694. You forgot to add establishment republicans
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  7695. That is how it used to be. Now it's quite the opposite. Especially when you look at all the fundraising numbers. Hillary took in nearly 80x more than Trump in fatcat and corporation donations. So who are the rich backing again?
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  7696.  @Jenacide  I'm a TYT fan, I'm not sure that automatically means I have mental deficiencies. I disagree with literally 99% of their views but I find them highly entertaining lol
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  7697.  @punapeter you’re right I doubt he wants to hear how they’ve been constantly raped and brutalized by the apartheid entity
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  7698. @ he does enough to comment
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  7699.  @melanieenmats  Do you have any sort of evidence that without voters from Europe he wouldn't win the election? Also if those people are Turkish citizens and they're voting, it means that country believes all it's citizens should have a right to vote, it would be very insane and undemocratic for you to decide for them which of their citizens can and can't vote. I've lived overseas for a short stint and voted in the American elections, the elections or my choice in them should not be in question because it is my right to vote in my nation's elections even if I am overseas. You can throw out terms like white knight or anything but your critique is nowhere near rational. In fact it feels like you have a sort of god complex where you feel it's up for you to decide what group A does or doesn't do. Reality>Your emotions. Your talking points make absolutely zero sense when broken down with reason and logic. Your emotional appeals about white knighting and what not won't change this fact.
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  7700. @Stefano Movilli, At what point did you find out that they're spending more energy on this than other matters you feel are more pressing? Apparently you feel if a nation has inflation nothing else should be worked on? Or do you simply believe certain races aren't capable of doing multiple things at once? If that is the case, please expand on this idea for us.
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  7701. Are you referring to him going down in history for arming, funding and providing political cover for the only time since WW2 the planet has seen a mechanized army going out of it's way to kill as many children as possible? Those fantastic policies? Trust me, they wont' be forgotten, not for a few hundred years. Ask the Germans how fast this stuff blows over.
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  7702. @Allen Hess, I'm not sure any rational person is going to criticize Europe for buying Russian energy, they literally have no other viable choice. They can do without Russian oil as oil is easy to transport. It's natural gas and plenty of other minerals and metals Europe needs from Russia to keep their economies from stagnating. It's easy to sit here in America and scream at the Europeans for buying Russian energy when we're sitting on huge reserves here and home or can buy from Mexico and Canada. We're energy resource rich, Europe is energy resource poor. There is no chance in hell European nations will be able to continue to sustain these sanctions for a very long time. You'll see revolts in those nations.
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  7703.  @lescommercantesdindochine1954  Are you seriously making the argument that a society with less poor people is Nazi Germany. And a society with a lot of people poor people in the streets is the opposite of Nazi Germany and thus something to strive for? Are you insane? Nazi Germany also used to be very clean. So to be the opposite of that we should throw garbage everywhere? Is that your contention?
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  7704.  @benfirgdhs  This comment legit made me laugh.
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  7705.  @JohnDorian-j7x  Yea obviously someone must be a bot for pointing out that millions of homeless people flooding the street is a sign of a problem. What rational person wouldn't think that is a wonderful thing. No? Hell we should also believe AMerica was a hellhole in the 1950s when it was cleaner and had a lot less homeless people right? Because obviously a huge percentage of your population living in the streets and filth being everywhere is a direct sign of societal advancement right? I feel ya bro.
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  7706. The narratives pushed on us by the elites are growing stranger and more cartoonish by the year. Not too long ago they wanted us to believe men could get pregnant. Now they want us to believe that being against a semitic people being stuffed into a concentration camp (Palestinians) by a non semitic people (European Askenazi Jews) is somehow antisemitic. Seriously? So to understand this, I'm supposed to believe that being against non semitic people brutalizing semitic people is antisemitic somehow? Okay. I think we should go back to the men getting pregnant thing again.
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  7707. Because the GOP establishment is no different than the Democrat establishment. They're on the same team. The fact they're able to get away with this is because people are rooting for these parties like they root for a football team. It is ridiculous.
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  7708.  @micahwilliams4416  So because you don't like the type of government a country has you believe it's okay to invade their territory, illegally occupy it for 30 years and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? Is that your argument here? Relax Adolf.
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  7709.  @bilalbaig8586  You're right, that sounds like insanity. A bunch of idiots sitting in Paris are going to decide on an agreement between Ankara and Bagdad? No wonder the world order is falling apart.
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  7710. @Psychorabbit, Article 5 would probably not be triggered. Individual nations would be free to act as they please, just not under the Nato umbrella.
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  7711.  @Da__goat  There isn't much they can do with those carriers. Again they don't have the logistical capabilities to fight a real army too far from their shores. They know it too. Hell France couldnt' even handle a terrible Libyan army by themselves and America had to step in and finish the job. Those aircraft carriers are window dressing. Especially Spain, it isn't even a real aircraft carrier.
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  7712.  @captainvanisher988  No EU nation has the military capabilities to launch an offensive operation like that. They don't even have the landing boats necessary for an amphibious assault on that scale. It's a pipe dream. Not to mention no EU nation even has the logistics to get their military efficiently to a battlefield that far away. I think people underestimate just how much the larger EU nations let their armed forces rot after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Aside from nukes France's army is a paper tiger, their own retired military generals have complained they only have enough munitions to fight a large scale war for about 3 days. This is also believable considering what we saw take place during the Libya operation in 2014. It was going to be a French operation where (as Obama said) "America would lead from behind. After 3 days of the air campaign against a weak Libya the French military was spent and America had to step in and do the job. Unfortunately France's military cannot project that type of power. They don't have the means or the ability to even consider undertaking an operation of that size. The only EU nation which has some operational readiness is probably Poland and they certainly don't have the logistical capabilities to fight a war that far from it's borders. In case of a conflict like this, America is the only show in town. And if we're disinterested or busy elsewhere, it's game over. This isn't some deep analysis either ,it's widely known by all nations involved.
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  7713. Great video but it seems like the tide of war has turned in the last 10 years. Ethiopia literally just deployed a ton of drones it recently purchased from Turkey and China, changed the face of the battlefield.
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  7714.  @Lee-pf6od  The Russians have had a stable state structure for nearly 1000 years. I highly doubt they'll be in a position where you'd get a political void like in a middle eastern nation. Now lets assume what you're saying happens, it would probably be the most terrifying thing anyone could think of. Russia is huge and over 90% of it's landmass is not filled with ethnic Russians. The moment there is a void like you said Russia would probably split into about 40 pieces within a week. Which would mean you'd have 40 unstable breakaway states, with many of them holding nuclear weapons. Sounds like a doomsday scenario. Now take into account how barbaric Russia has been with it's ethnic minorities and how it's gone out of it's way to keep them in the dark about the world. Again imagine all these people with very little links or knowledge of the outside world with nukes. It would be like having 40 North Koreas. I am no fan of Russia, in fact before this Ukraine war nonsense people used to call me a Russophobe. But Russia collapsing is the worst case scenario for anyone on this planet. Hopefully this war ends with both Ukraine and Russia intact.
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  7715.  @christianevanherck6023  First of all all the rhetoric in the world doesn't change the reality European nations are still using Russian energy. Lets take one small example. EU nations have passed a law banning Russian oil shipments via the sea. So what do nations like Poland and Germany do? Well they start buying oil from Russian oil pipelines. (Look it up) So according to your logic they too should be held "accountable." Also you claim Ukraine has a democracy is a joke. It's a war between two extremely authoritarian states. Anyone who calls what Ukraine has a democracy is either lying or utterly misinformed. You do realize all media that doesn't agree with their regime has been shut down and all opposition leaders are in jail. This even before the war started. What you say sounds all well and good but unfortunately it doesn't jive with reality. Someone has been lying to you, it would behoove you to figure out who and why.
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  7716.  @Lee-pf6od  I don't think you realize just how fragmented Russia is, nor do you realize how many different ethnic groups they're keeping together through fear. A small crack in the central government and the entire thing comes down like a house of cards. There will be no "partial void" it be a complete and utter break apart which will produce about 40 different warring ethnic groups immediately. If curious try to find a map of Russia where it highlights what ethnic groups live where. A break down in Russia (although it may seem ideal to those who don't know anything about Russia) is a very dangerous situation for the world.
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  7717.  @rexsceleratorum1632  So now we're going to assume building back a country in the 1940s and building back a nation today are the same? We're also going to assume Germans and Ukrainians are exactly the same? Ukraine had trouble building a viable state without it being destroyed what makes you think it will be as easy as what the Germans did? Also if your logic held true Iraq wouldn't be a failed state today after being destroyed in 2002. I'm sure some moron back then was like "well Germany did it after ww2, I'm sure the Iraqis can easily do it too."
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  7718.  @florencioigual  You might want to brush up on your French history. If someone made a list, it would be too long for a youtube comments section.
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  7719.  @localreviewking134  If we tuned in for humor we'd watch a comedy show.
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  7720. 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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  7721. 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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  7722.  @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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  7723.  @yousefziadeh5808  Doesn't change the fact there is reason to be ashamed.
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  7724. Hamas isn't asking for a ceasefire. Why would they, the IDF seems to have done nothing to them. The world is screaming for a ceasefire because instead of going after Hamas, the IDF seems more interested in killing women and children. Perhaps if the IDF actually tried to fight men with guns like every other army does, the world wouldn't be as outraged. But it is what it is, Israeli military doctrine is quite clear on the issue. They always go after the women and children first.
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  7725. @Nils, The Russian security forces in the North Caucasus are like Nazi storm troopers. If you're unlucky enough to catch their attention (for what ever reason, even looking at one of them funny) You either flee or your entire family gets murdered.
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  7726.  @kasperh.s2066  Except China hasn't been running around the globe destroying entire nations for the past 100 years. Just sayin....
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  7727.  @thaliana466  so according to your logic the Zionist apartheid regime can’t consider anyone else a terrorist? Is that what you’re saying ?
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  7728.  @RileyGoss  No one claimed that is how a "debate" is supposed to work. Yet that was the end result of his maneuver. What part of this confuses you?
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  7729.  @melodyhorrell4407  Narcissist? Probably. Most leaders are. Didn't want to get checked on his lies? Who does? He is weak? Hmm the polls say the opposite. Reason and logic>Your emotions.
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  7730.  @sueyourself5413  Talking about France in general and the regimes that run it.
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  7731.  @sueyourself5413  I don't see why this conversation had to just be about today. No one was here trying to claim Genghis Khan's government was morally superior to Genocide Joe Biden's regime. My point is on a moral scale, it isn't a good idea to put French regimes on the scale. They usually won't do very well.
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  7732.  @mjg8134  I've looked into what the French did in Algeria. It was beyond brutal. Nazi level stuff, in many cases worse than the Nazis. But no one seems to care because Algeria isn't in Europe :O( I still believe France owes Algeria billions upon billions in reparations for the damage they did.
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  7733.  @elkobit7415  The Arab nations can't help the Palestinians because their leaders know if they speak up too harshly, they'll be invaded and removed. They saw what happened to Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi. They also saw how badly Syria was destroyed. They're all terrified. The US supports Israel yes but as far as the public goes that tide is turning. Nearly half the population isnt' too keen on Israel. Also you speak of Europe as if it's a monolith, some nations do and some nations don't. How about the rest of the world? if you had to add it all together more than 80% of the world population is with Palestine, if not more.
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  7734.  @aissatfaty7335  Sorry for the confusion my man but I made a lot of different comments. When you say "you are right" I'm not sure which point I made you're referring to.
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  7735.  @elkobit7415  You literally haven't made one proper argument to counter anything I've said proving Israel is an apartheid state. All you've done is try to insult, try to insinuate I'm from ethnic group X and generally have had an emotional meltdown over this. When a person has an emotional meltdown, makes emotional rhetoric and draws (demonstrably) false narratives. It is rational and safe to claim that person is emotional and draws false narratives. This isn't your echo chamber or safe space when you can say things which simply aren't true and have people agree with you. Someone will call you out, as I just have. You can call me all the names in the world without the ability to demonstrate why those names fit me. But it won't change the end result. The fact is you're wrong and you have no way to rationally get yourself out of that. Israel is an Apartheid state and I've demonstrated with facts why.
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  7736.  @elkobit7415  Again when you call someone something, you have to demonstrate it. I haven't said one thing which is demonstrably false. Nor can you articulate how it is demonstrably false. Just like I said earlier, you can resort to name calling but it isn't going to help you. You can now go back to cheering on apartheid, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing. But you should be aware that you will be called out on it.
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  7737.  @nonamenoname2767  Perhaps Turkey closing the straits to commercial traffic which would bankrupt Russia within a month? Not sure Putin would take that trade off to cut some wheat and gas. The only people Putin has by the balls with gas and they have no leverage in return are nations like Germany.
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  7738. @RN The scary part is MMA recently became popular in that region. With the success of Khabib and other fighters and the popularity of the sport growing in that region. Imagine how many of these monsters we're going to see in 10-20 years.
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  7739. Did one of the worst war criminals since WW2 just call another group of people "extremists." Seriously Joe?
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  7740.  @pjhgerlach  What who the aggressor is and isn't a murky issue? If two nato members duke it out, they should simply be allowed to duke it out.
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  7741. @Taylor, standby and watch will probably be the only thing that can be done.
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  7742.  @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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  7743.  @shadowboxer3583  Egypt is terrified, because their dictator actually works for the Zionists and his people are on the verge of overthrowing him. Turkey isn't very nervous because there is no way a weak IDF can threaten them or their territory. They know they'd wipe the floor with the IDF if the IDF ever showed up on their doorway, which won't happen btw because that piss ant army can't even steamroll Hezbollah let alone go through the entirety of Lebanon and Syria (with the RUssians there) and then have the energy to walk into Turkey? It's laughable.
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  7744.  @chow-chihuang4903  The Saudi regime are lapdogs of the Zionists, not much they can do. Military exercise or not.
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  7745. @sargonlondon1. You may have a good argument as to why that should be true, I'm not debating that. But like I said to an earlier poster. Your argument is demonstrably false. The vast majority of the planet takes him more seriously now than they ever did.
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  7746.  @NonChildStories  This is absolutely not true. A huge percentage of Russia's population is actually Muslim and they seem to be having no problems.
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  7747.  @VoiceSriLanka  Because they live next to the most brutal, most aggressive and most dangerous state the world has seen since WW2. Not to mention that genocidal state has been threatening to invade them. And you ask why they should be stocking food? If I lived there I'd stock food, water and build an underground shelter. They're acting as if they don't know just how dangerous the civilian killing Zionist military regime is.
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  7748.  @Bdjdjsjsdbxnsiwnf so according to your logic if Iran had targeted civilians we could say “well those people voted for a racist apartheid regime” Interesting. Thankfully unlike Israel Iran targeted military infrastructure and not hospitals and schools.
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  7749. @Meep P You mean so rational.
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  7750.  @brainblox5629  No one really cares what the Europeans think anymore. Let alone expecting the energy to "call out" anything.
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  7751.  @steveb796  Funny they were saying the same thing in 2007.
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  7752. No one will join if conflict erupts, you'll see a lot of political grandstanding and economic sanctions being thrown around like candy.
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  7753. Neither, he is visiting as a cheerleader and financier of a modern day holocaust.
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  7754. @Matthew Spears, It seems leaders all across the world know something is afoot. A lot of nations are arming themselves with haste.
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  7755.  @jacklagers1298  He isn't lying. Enes Kanter is literally a member of a Islamic terrorist organization.
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  7756.  @whatsthemonsterbelow  Simply calling him a fool doesn't do anything to actually refute anything he said. Your emotions on the matter aren't going to change the reality of the matter.
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  7757. Difference being that is a traditional war. Not genocide and not a place where millions of people are stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. Less civilians have died in that huge war going on in Ukraine for over a year and a half than Israel has killed in the past week. The fact you'd even compare that is pure and utter insanity.
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  7758.  @Adam-326  This comment legit made me laugh 🤣
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  7759. Macron thought France was the United States of America and decided to project military strength. End result? He was reminded France isn't the United States and the nation he tried to intimidate didn't back down. What did Macron do? Told his fleet to back off with it's tail tucked between it's legs. Moral of the story, don't play the bully unless you're going to call the opposite side's next move. French prestige took a big hit.
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  7760.  @LancasterSupremo  I think the question is if people suffering makes you happy. That is the entire premise of this thread.
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  7761.  @erlich85  I'm not sure what hating Erdogan has to do with gaining joy out of the suffering of poor people. Erdogan is fine sitting in his palace, it's poor people who can't afford food who are suffering. Being happy about this situation makes anyone a terrible human being.
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  7762.  @naveedzain9132  It doesn't seem like he'll be happy unless people are starving in the streets.
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  7763.  @shyjukayamkulam5769  The Turks have a habit of biting quite often lol
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  7764.  @Prometheus4096  I guess time will tell if they're able to pull it off. But considering the insane strides they've made in the past 7 years, I'm not sure I'd put it past them. But you are right, building a proper 5th gen fighter jet is no joke.
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  7765.  @ezatullaha.3502  This is 100% correct but you also have to understand these nations have very fragile regimes nor do they have the ability to defend themselves. Making bold moves like this are usually reserved for stable nation states. Not vassal states who's leaders are hated by their people. The really isn't much Saudi Arabia and the UAE can do. They aren't real nations.
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  7766.  @RKarmaKill  I'd imagine Russia was also the instigator when the Armenians ethnically cleansed over half a million Azeris in the 1990s.
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  7767. @Jeffrey Hall. Yea like making believe men can get pregnant or that you can change your gender. These same people have also made our children commit atrocities in places like Iraq, Syria, Libya and counting.
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  7768.  @malamatinas1  Lets assume that is true for a moment and you're like a honey badger that doesn't live a F. Where was the Greek army when Turkey invaded Cyprus? Were they like a honey badger then? Stop selling yourself demonstrably false narratives that are easily debunked.
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  7769.  @ingoelds  My country doesn't have a coast facing Greece. Our coast really isn't armed because I doubt any nation would have the balls to attack us.
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  7770.  @BLUELEADER78  The point is shoving millions of people into such a small space and fencing them off and then expecting them not to be hot skipping mad is insanity. In fact they've been quite tame considering their situation, there are few groups of people on this planet who wouldn't have revolted much harder than this.
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  7771.  @BLUELEADER78  As far as how big my backyard is, I'll tell you this much. It's far too small to be cramming 3 million people into it.
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  7772.  @BLUELEADER78  If I was as sadistic as the Israeli government yes I could. Would never happen though, I'm not nearly that evil.
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  7773. Yet him and his regime were one of the biggest proponents in mass migration to France. You really can't make this stuff up can you? Claim: He stops the spread if Islam Reality: He floods his own country with 2 million Muslim migrants lol
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  7774.  @whilecontroller  So let me try to understand your argument here. Because one group has some ancient claim on a piece of property it somehow gives them a right to invade another country's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? Is that your argument? If the world actually worked like this 80% of the world population would probably have to be slaughtered like cattle. Your argument is insanity.
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  7775.  @skp8748  The level of insanity of some of these fake news outlets is mindbloggling. They work so hard to paint false narratives. I thought it was our media here in America that refused to ever tell the truth. I guess I was wrong.
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  7776. 2028end0. Incase you're interested in facts. He actually converted a museum which used to be a mosque and before that was a church like 600 years ago into a mosque.
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  7777. @Ted Anewbie, Canada domestically is 1000x harsher on protestors.
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  7778. @Bob Chicken, If that is what it came down to I don't think policy makers would trade Turkey for Sweden and Finland.
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  7779. I've heard the evidence about the beheaded babies by an Israeli government spokesperson. His response was basically "trust me bro."
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  7780.  @JGunz9191  for what exactly? Standing up to the bully?
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  7781. To be fair this isn't the first time Macron has been humiliated, I'd imagine he is getting used to it. Nor do I suspect it will be the last time.
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  7782.  @shineforever776  Well that isn't something I'd ever be equipped to do. But I would for sure support new brands that pop up as an alternative to those being boycotted.
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  7783.  @gdnooby  To be fair the Armenian genocide happened more than 100 years ago. Armenia ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians happened when I was in middle school. It's a bit more relevant.
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  7784. Finally people are waking up, this isn't even about Republicans and Democrats. This is about the establishment vs the people. Do not vote for candidates who are under the thumb of organizations like AIPAC and Blackrock.
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  7785. They were basically selling the Aussies junk at insane prices.
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  7786. @Resoundguy5. Why? They were illegally occupying the territory of another nation not to mention the fact they brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians when they took it. You feel bad for the side that did this? And not for the side who had hteir people slaughtered like cattle? Interesting.
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  7787.  @nahidmemmedli2567  Come on bro, don't you know how it works? Armenia ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians and that is just fine, almost like it never happened. 12 Armenian civilians die during a conflict and it's a GENOCIDE. That is apparently how it works.
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  7788.  @ritaayrapetova7812  Oddly enough it's actually over. They won.
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  7789. I like that phrase uniparty.
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  7790. Oh he will never account for any of his actions. He'd probably just get the American military to meet you in that alley. That is how they get all their dirty work done these days.
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  7791.  @krr3502  Except Armenia was never attacked. Illegal military groups which were illegally occupying another country's internationally recognized territory were attacked.
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  7792.  @krr3502  If India really wanted to pay Turkey back, selling those missile systems to Greece would make sense. Greece unlike Armenia has a proper military which would be capable of making use of out this system along with the ability to defend it. The trouble is unlike Armenia Greece has other options. Indian military tech is known to be junk compared to what they're able to buy. If Armenia gets these missiles all blown up (which they will) all it's going to do is reinforce an already existing belief that Indian military tech is junk. (Even if its not)
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  7793.  @Suckit-yg7wo  Why would I be the one crying when India is begging my country for military tech? What in the world are you talking about. Fact of the matter is everyone believes Indian military tech is junk, which is why no one buys it unless they have no options like Armenia. Also that unit you're calling junk has a waiting list of more than 20 nations. I think it's obvious who is crying. Also instead of trying to build military tech and failing. Why don't you guys use that effort to teach your people to use toilets instead of defecating all over the streets making the entire country smell like a barn. That's a novel idea no?
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  7794. Why would how long a country has been in an organization have to do with questioning how loyal they feel to said organization today? I wont' get into their motives for doing so, if they're right or wrong. But certainly it seems like they have a bone to pick with Nato aka with us.
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  7795. What people don't realize is that Scholz doesn't have the power to make his own decisions. He takes his marching orders and has little else to offer.
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  7796. Russia did step back. Iran was forced to. Many loud noises in Iran claiming Russia stabbed Iran in the back in Syria. This mess is so interesting. At first we think there was a double cross. Then we learn of double and triple crosses. The biggest losers in this long term will be Israel and Iran
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  7797.  @MalinaMalinelli  There is nothing complex about taking an area by force and ethnically cleansing half a million civilians. If one can't bring themselves to shout out loud that this is wrong, that person is pure evil and needs a deep look in the mirror.
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  7798. @Thinking man, The difference is the United States is a world power and France is a vassal state which no longer has the ability to defend itself or project power. THis is how the world works. France will either be China's economic vassal state or America's political vassal state. I guess Macron is trying to get a better deal from one of them lol
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  7799.  @ruffnor  I spend about 3 months out of every year in Turkey as a tourist. What this guy said is no a lie, inflation is that high. Perhaps not 150% but 70% is not a stretch.
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  7800.  @TheExaltedHerobrine  Or any other dictator on this planet? There are nations with 100x better dictators than Sisi. Look at Singapore for example.
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  7801.  @para-tanker  The biggest problem for the globalists is the fact they're not a banana republic. They have high levels of inflation as a direct result of them not being a banana republic. This isn't complicated.
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  7802. Seems like an intractable problem. They should simply duke it out and settle the issue.
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  7803. You really can't make this stuff up, our media 🤣🤣 So Israel starts bombing hospitals at crazy rate. (Something no other nation does even when at war) Then they show a chair, a motorcycle and 4 rifles to prove the hospital was a "command center" for Hamas. How stupid do they think people are? Anyone following this knows Hamas is deep inside tunnels. What advantage would a motorcycle and 4 rifles in a hospital give them? If they're going to lie to us, please at least try to make it believable.
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  7804. @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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  7805.  @அவானிஉயர்ந்தது  Gold comment, someone who knows their history. 👍
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  7806. @Rayjack-M9o It makes complete sense. Turkiye gets a military base really close to Libya where they have a heavy presence. Gives them another military logistics hub to fly their drones from incase they have to swoop in and defend the Libyan government again. Chad wins too, after kicking the French out that base is useless to them. So they make use out of it by giving it to Turkiye and probably getting a more military support, equipment and training from the Turks. Pretty much a win win situation. Turkey wins, Chad wins, the Libya government wins. The only people who lose are France and the warlords in Libya they've been arming to topple the Libyan government.
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  7807. @ not true. You still consume more than you produce. People still trip over themselves for “yabancı mal” be serious
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  7808. @Mattyboy59, If Russia didn't step in and pressure the Azeris, the entire Armenian military (which was already encircled) was going to get completely routed. So what happens now if Armenia gets into a new conflict under the assumption it is now allied with the west? Do they really think America is going to militarily intervene in that region? It is simply not possible, if Armenia is dumb enough to get aggressive assuming it has this type of support, they're going to get wrecked by the Azeris, the Russians and Americans are just going to watch. As a poster said earlier, looks like Armenia is the next Ukraine. This is terrifying.
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  7809.  @nsevv  Funny that is what Ukraine was saying a few years ago. This is very dangerous. It would take insane training and equipment lasting more than a decade for Armenia to even field a military capable of holding the Azeris off. This is insanity.
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  7810.  @mikaowx  Most of the top brass of the Zionist leaders are atheists. I don't think they're interested in what you think about the Talmud.
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  7811.  @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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  7812.  @Darryl_Francis  You do realize you're projecting right? Literally speaking on behalf of a majority group who went full blown hitler on a small minority group on an island and then played the victim card.
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  7813.  @miltiadiskyvernitis  The fact I do might have something to do with the fact you're so triggered you're not even able to make an argument against what I'm saying.
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  7814.  @Κώστας-τ9μ  I literally have no idea what you're trying to say.
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  7815. Those days are over. No government which has elections to win can deal with Israel too much going forward
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  7816.  @CemreNeverland  I'm not exactly sure if any of these groups are advocating killing and hurting people. They merely believe the people should have some say in who does or doesn't come into their country. A lot of nations are grappling with this. Look at Turkey for example with that huge influx of Syrian refugees. The people are downright angry because they had no say in the matter and suddenly found themselves as minorities in Syrian neighborhoods. I don't care what part of the world you're in, what religion you are or what your culture is like. If you have one group of people living somewhere and then dump another group of people on their lap, there is going to be tension. I also wonder at what point will these right wing groups take a long hard look in the mirror as to what caused this in Germany. If they were having enough babies the people in charge wouldn't be dumping so many migrants on their laps. There is enough blame to go around.
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  7817.  @faitfulfist4426  I'm not sure what that has to do with Sweden and their actions keeping them out of Nato via Turkey's veto. Turkey isnt 'in a position to punish America like that, America is a super power. Sweden however is a different ballgame.
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  7818.  @kitcat4512  The EU isn't in a position to want anything. Washington decides what the EU wants, not the EU. No one cares what the EU thinks.
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  7819.  @Check85  it isn’t tripe, especially according to Israeli open military doctrine. They call it “mowing the lawn” Israel decides an acceptable population growth and periodically murders the right amount to keep it like that. Until now, they’ve decided to exterminate Gaza. They’re pretty open about their intentions too.
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  7820.  @akun10years10  even if that were true they aren’t the ones using a fully mechanized army to slaughter as many civilians as possible. Something the world hasn’t seen since WW2.
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  7821.  @jasonsccheung3831  to be fair Israel isn’t a country. It is a colonial Zionist apartheid regime
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  7822.  @ezioauditore3128  that militia came to be during Israel’s brutal occupation of Lebanon in the 1980s. Crack open a history book for gods sake. Also they aren’t a “foreign” militia group, it was a group formed by locals. The only thing foreign in that region are the Zionists who are European
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  7823.  @sonmarsha69  the other side doesn’t attack civilians. That is Israel’s bread and butter. Hezbolla has been firing rockets on Israeli military installations for 8 months, not one civilian died. Iran just launched 100 huge hyper sonic missiles that landed and not one civilian died. When Israel attacks 90 of the targets are civilians. Reality>your emotions
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  7824.  @Check85  so you’re admitting you have zero arguments against all the facts I’ve presented. If what I said was as insane as claiming the sky was green. Surely you’d have unlimited ways to refute it. Yet you present none. Almost a passive admission you’re wrong
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  7825.  @Check85  because they have babies. How else would a population grow. You’re the one deflecting the issue if Israel’s well known policy of “mowing the lawn” You’re entitled to your opinion. But you aren’t entitled to your own facts. Reality will always win
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  7826.  @sonmarsha69  except this never happens. It seems like with your camp every accusation tends to be an admission of guilt. Most humans aren’t as insane as you
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  7827.  @Check85  Germany is having population decline because people aren’t having enough babies. How do you think population goes up ? Are humans grown in labs? It is through more births than deaths. This isn’t complicated
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  7828.  @Check85  we aren’t debating beliefs. We’re debating actions. Specifically the actions of a colonial apartheid genocidal regime.
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  7829. @Muhadbarre1821. Because if no one gets above 50% in the first round they have a second round with the 2 top vote getters. It's a very rational system. It essentially ensures no one can become president without at least half the country voting for them. Not to mention most international election monitors were in country for this election. It went fairly clean. Very clean when compared to elections here in America.
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  7830. Yup people are coming to see the reality of the uniparty.
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  7831. @Niamor, You no longer have a free press in western Europe. They will not feed you any narrative which doesn't fit the interests of the globalists. If you want news, you need to check some eastern European sources. Which is funny considering western Europe has been browbeating Eastern Europe for their "lack of free press" lol
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  7832. @afikhan5172. They felt they could control the narrative. It got to a point they realized they can't. The vast majority of the planet is watching the horrors unfold in real time and CNN was still running coverage like "Apartheid and concentration camps are cool." They underestimated how savvy people at with social media and now they're slowly backpeddling. Instead of giving out 100% BS news, now they're doing 95% BS and 5% real news. As if that is going to help rebuild their reputation. You're also going to see a lot of governments tone down their insane rhetoric on the issue in the coming weeks. The diplomatic backlash nations like America, Canada, France, Germany and the UK have gotten from nations across the globe is making them rethink their stance. They're still going to do what they're going to do, they're just going to try to put it in better packaging. None of it is going to work though, the gig is up. The world is watching and they are shocked to their core at how the governments of these nations behave.
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  7833. When trash talking the wrong guy almost gets you killed
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  7834. Still waiting for Lex to do a podcast about the genocide in Gaza. Perhaps have Jeffrey Sachs on?
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  7835. @William for the 200k range you won't do much better than that in Istanbul. What you seem to be looking for will run you upwards of 1 million USD.
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  7836. @Chris Dimovasilis, they seem to be doing just fine and aren't in a situation where they have to beg other nations to protect them, unlike their neighbor. Just sayin...
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  7837. @Roll Out, probably not. This terrain is literally one of the easiest in the world to defend. Even with a lack of manpower and tech it should still be defendable. The trouble is the people defending it had very little training nor did they have much of a will to fight. Hell 400 Azeri commandos took an entire city defended by well entrenched 2000 Armenian defenders. Your comment about the "Will of armenians to fight is greater than the Azeris" is that same trope which led to the Armenians not being prepared. The stupid believe in their "racial superiority" that put them in this humiliating defeat.
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  7838.  @nickmansfield1  It's one of the most mountainous terrain on the planet, almost impossible to move large concentrations of material and men around. One of the hardest places in the world for offensive actions. Which is why most people thought it was impossible, especially with a dug in heavily armed defense. People underestimated how poorly trained the Armenian troops were and how much corruption and mismanagement had whittled down their ability to perform. It was kind of shocking to be fair.
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  7839.  @nickmansfield1  Yes but few battlefields have that much mountainous terrain. Not to mention the horrid infrastructure there. Most objective observers thought of the Azeris attacked they'd lose an insane amount of men. The fact the Armenian army broke after a few weeks defending (again) one of the easiest places on the planet to defend was shocking.
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  7840.  @nickmansfield1  Civilians blending in to civilian populations turns into a different problem all together with subduing an insurgency rather than the actual war and defending/attacking territory. You might want to do a bit more research about the terrain of NK and how seemingly impossible it is to traverse.
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  7841.  @za4520  Defend their populations by illegal invasions, occupations and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians? Really?
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  7842.  @bullmoosevelt4495  You do realize for something to be propaganda it has to be false right? Also your contention that something simply telling the truth is spreading Azeri propaganda is nothing short of insanity. How exactly would I even be privy to what their propaganda is? Last I checked there isn't a huge network of Azeri media floating around the ether. And yes the UN doesn't like borders changed via illegal invasions and ethnic cleansing. That much is a given. I also love your bit about "800,000 people weren't ethnically cleansed." So what happened to them? They just vanished into thin air? Why is it every single warcrimes, genocide, ethnic cleansing denier on the planet uses the same exact arguments. Do you guys all go to the same seminar on how to deny war crimes or something?
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  7843.  @zee9709  That isn't always true in all cases. Look at Saudi Arabia and the UAE. All the money in the world buying all the best military equipment in the world and still don't have the ability to defend themselves. Yes money is an important component of building a strong military but it isn't the only component. You also need a culture of military service along with intelligent well trained officers.
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  7844.  @zee9709  Nobody invades them because the United States protect them, not because they can defend themselves. They know they can't, which is why their foreign policy is what it is. Look at the Saudi Military in Yemen for god's sake. All the best military tech in the world and they're getting chumped up by a bunch of guys in sandles and rifles.
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  7845.  @davidwuhrer6704  Yes they did and with all the best weapons on the planet they weren't even able to subdue a bunch of guys in sandals and AK47s.
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  7846.  @davidwuhrer6704 When the imbalance is that vast, moral shouldn't matter. Moral, ineptitude or a combination of both. Doesn't change the fact the Saudi military is a joke and the regime knows it.
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  7847.  @alex-vl7yf  Russia's only access to the Black Sea is for commercial traffic. Not to mention Turkey is the only country willing to send high end drones to Ukraine. What is the rest of Nato doing aside from a bunch of talk and some small arms?
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  7848.  @loop1479  When the entire planet knows you did it, the damage is already done. Regardless of how much you officially don't acknowledge it. The loss of prestige and trustworthiness on the international stage is enough damage.
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  7849. @Torro Kasparov, It's not really about having a pair. Few Saudis have a pair. The issue is they literally backed the dude into a corner where he had no choice but to look for alternate avenues. Western leaders were always known in the past to be great strategic minds. Today it's quite the opposite, bumbling idiots who didn't realize they were pushing this guy too far.
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  7850.  @dizzleslaunsen2372  So are you arguing that genocide Joe and his gang of merry ethnic cleansers aren't responsible for one of the worst cases of ethnic cleansing the world has seen since WW2? Is that your argument?
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  7851. @alexr1612 You're talking about what you think hypothetically might happen. While the rest of us are talking about what is actually happening. You don't get a nickname like Genocide Joe which sticks without putting in the work.
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  7852. Not gonna lie. This is terrifying
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  7853.  @MayankKhemka  Not really. A small percentage of their land mass is technically in Europe. Not to mention they literally have nothing in common with Europeans.
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  7854.  @josue_kay  By who exactly?
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  7855. Genocide Joe is at it again.
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  7856.  @ianleslie6971  You do realize they have excellent relations with the Kurdistan of Northern Iraq administration right? If they do go into Iraq, they'll probably do so if the Kurdish administration there gives them authorization to do so. Like they did last time. Better to pay attention to these things.
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  7857.  @ianleslie6971  if you think tolerant is the extent of their relations, I’d advise you to look into the matter more. I’m also not sure the Syrian government falling will work out to well for Turkey im the long term. If they can’t manage the situation well (which won’t be easy to do) Syria will descend into chaos. It never works well when a nation you have a huge border with is in perpetual chaos. Their pipe dream of sending all the refugees home might blow up in their faces
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  7858. Not sure it's a good look for the media establishment to be trashing the first black supreme court justice. Trying to get rid of him even. I didn't set these rules either, they did.
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  7859.  @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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  7860. Problem is the authoritarian regime in Paris fully backs genocide in Gaza.
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  7861. @Memory, there is no place on earth where the Russian army enters and then leaves when their mandate runs out. Even the Azeris understand the Russians won't be leaving so easily after 5 years. These are for all intents and purposes permanent military bases from the Russian prospective. Russia got what it wanted. Not that I can truly blame them for doing so either considering Nato has been slowly creeping up on their borders for 20 years. I can imagine what a nightmare losing the Caucasus to Nato would be for Russia's strategic defense.
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  7862.  @Soundcloud765  It's not in their interests to leave. If I were them I wouldn't leave either. They won't leave so easily. It's good for the Russians bad for the Azeris and Armenians.
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  7863.  @thematthew761  I find it quite difficult to deviate from the truth. Both sides aren't doing that. You do realize falsely accusing someone of something they haven't done is sick in itself no?
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  7864.  @AlbertBormant  Well considering your government is supporting genocide now. I'd imagine now you'll have to be force fed guilt for another 100 years. Just when you thought it was almost over right?
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  7865.  @bertrandmarion1927  Against Russian equipment you mean. Apparently it counts enough that nations are lining up to buy this thing.
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  7866. That really isn't an option between the two candidates, neither of them are fascists.
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  7867. Oddly enough the Azeris seem to think the north half of Iran belongs to them. They might be right considering something like 20 million Azeri speaking people live there.
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  7868.  @TeamAurorapk  He is probably referring to the media elite. In which case I'd have to agree with him
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  7869. 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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  7870. @John Quarter Our entire media establishment was in love with it as well.
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  7871. @Frank Van Dort, You must have a pretty sadistic view of god. To assume he'd support mass ethnic cleansing, rape, theft, murder and the killing of children on mass. Seems like you have a very low opinion of god. Something you might want to work on, Im' fairly sure god doesn't approve of all these things. At least not the god sane people believe in.
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  7872.  @frankvandort8837  The entire world is aware, if the entire world is aware I'm fairly sure god is aware. Perhaps in your original statement you have the words god and devil mixed up. It seems to me you're saying the devil is very happy with what is happening to innocent women and children over there.
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  7873.  @frankvandort8837  I think if you had accepted Jesus you wouldn't be claiming that god is on the side of murder, rape and brutality. I highly doubt Jesus and god are very happy that you're giving them the attributes of the devil.
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  7874. Well then I guess these nations are going to have to put pressure on Israel to stop slaughtering women and children. Also I'm a conservative so it is rare when I'll defend Cenk. But your claim doesn't negate what he said nor does it show he is lying. Everything he said is demonstrably true. Just because some ships are spooked doesn't change the veracity of what Cenk said.
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  7875. Forget belonging in society, men like him are running society.
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  7876.  @heatherj6597  Genocidal maniacs tend to flock together.
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  7877. @Rektedbypaler, I'm not sure if they'll attack or not but I'll bet you a lot of money Nato will watch like they did with Ukraine. They'll make stern condemnations, maybe some short term sanctions but that will be pretty much it. It will pretty much be a carbon copy of the Cyprus war in 1973.
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  7878. @user-qe1qt7pk8m Someone doesn't need to be a Muslim to see the insanity and hypocrisy in how the globalist mass media is covering this. Facts>Your feelings.
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  7879. A democrat congressmen complaining about leftist leaders in Latin America. 🤣
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  7880.  @ryad1281 someone from a civilization in free fall would say or think something like that. Makes sense according to what that ancient philosopher was saying.
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  7881.  @TheSILENTBOB180  Well at least he isn't on board with the UK funding, arming and providing cover for the mass slaughter of women and children. Good luck washing that stain off. It will be remembered, for a very very very long time by the vast majority of the planet.
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  7882.  @birdatbattlefield I fail to see how funding and arming the worst war crimes on the planet since ww2 is beneficial to us
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  7883.  @thomthom6268  Actually experts on genocide and international lawyers are saying it is a genocide. In fact they say genocide is tough to prove because you have to prove intent. They're saying this one is a slam dunk case because of the open and honest statements Israel officials have made in public about their intentions. This is not only a genocide, it is demonstrably so.
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  7884.  @explore-n  The way things are looking. Highly unlikely. Apartheid regimes rarely have a long shelf life.
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  7885. 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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  7886. I haven't watched the video yet but if India and Pakistan don't top this list, I'm screaming fake news lol
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  7887.  @bigdraco3644  So according to your logic then these people should have their nation invaded an 850,000 of their citizens ethnically cleansed? Is that your argument?
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  7888.  @haris4322  They're basically turning into CNN. Just blurting out nonsense.
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  7889. Well she is married to a Zionist manager no?
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  7890.  @ManobadhikarForEveryone  Hell the poor Palestinians don't even have fake rights.
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  7891. @Jones-ke6bt. The Palestinians in the west bank tried that. How'd that work out for them? They're still having their homes stolen, they're still be slaughtered like cattle and they still live in an apartheid state. The real problem is clear for the vast majority of people around the globe. The only people who seem to be suffering from cognitive dissonance on this issue are people so propagandized that they'll believe up is actually down.
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  7892. @Valhir, I don't think they'd need to go with a false flag considering the groups who do this try it quite often. And have been doing so for about 30 years now.
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  7893. @Sylvain Duret, In international politics nations generally side with the side which will win. It's kind of how it's been and will always be. Nations like France will stand with Greece until it is no longer in their interests to do so, then Greece will be fed to the wolves as per usual.
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  7894.  @obabas80  I don't think Greece will be "falling" anytime soon. More so a bloody nose.
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  7895. What else could France possibly be leading the world in exactly? It is a broken and dying country.
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  7896. @Jeff Gilleese, the elites have found a way to perform coups without people really even noticing. In the end the result is the same.
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  7897.  @ZDriver1996  Actually Cossacks derives from the old Turkic word "Kazak" which in old Turkic mean "tough man" Not free man. Essentially a strong willed person who is not to be trifled with.
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  7898.  @rogerhearn5243  This is very true. Not sure what it has to do with the definition and origins of the word Cossaks though.
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  7899.  @TheMrN4R3K  Because it's hard for any rational person to support the side which illegally invades it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Call me crazy but that doesn't sit right with most people. The only people who seem to be okay with behavior like this are the Russians (obviously), Iran and India.
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  7900.  @surojeetchatterjee  So you supporting invading another nation and ethnically cleansing all their people? Basically what you're saying is people should support Pakistan if it ever invaded Kashmir and slaughtered all the Indians there? Because essentially that is what you're doing by claiming you support Armenia against Azerbaijan.
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  7901. @Dao Yen Ngoc, What fury over free speech. Sweden doesn't have free speech. For god's sake they have some of the toughest thought crimes in the west. There are some 3rd world nations which have a lot more freedom of expression than Sweden. Why not try going to Sweden and talk about hot button issues like migration or the biology of gender. You might find yourself under an oppressive boot which ruins your life. If they should or shouldn't be in Nato is a fair debate which I think should be had. But it won't be had in their country because anyone opposing it will be shut down ruthlessly, again proving that country literally has no freedom of expression.
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  7902. @Soul I know Sweden has very authoritarian laws which prohibit freedom of expression. Prove me wrong.
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  7903. @Shefin Habeeb, it's hard to make a statement claiming somehow the suffering on both sides was anywhere near on par.
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  7904.  @shefinhabeeb7613  Again you're missing the context of the proportion of crimes. When Armenia invaded Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s they ethnically cleansed over half a million people. When Azerbaijan took the territory back a few months ago around 100 civilians died. You're seriously going to draw a moral equivalency between these two events? Are you insane?
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  7905. 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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  7906. @David Wilkie, You're right, the way those teachers spoke of the Governor was a lot like this.
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  7907. @Matt92 Machine, Until the people wake up, our government will never stop nation building. It's far too profitable for the elites. Obviously it's great for them that us grunts have to pay for it. If they asked us to hand over that much of our hard earned cash to our overlords we'd revolt. So they've found a better way to do it, by making us cheer them on as they do it. So no, we aren't going to stop nation building anytime soon. In fact with Biden in office I'm shocked they haven't already attacked their next target. They have to keep the gravy train flowing.
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  7908. He has even less support in the far east, what in the world are you talking about. The Kurdish parties dominate that region. For Erdogan to win he has to win a vast majority of votes in the central areas of the country. He'll get pummeled in the far east and might be competitive in the west. The middle is his key.
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  7909.  @Aboleo80  I'd imagine the mistakes made in the 2016 polling here in America were a lot more sinister than simply "mistakes." There was a coordinated and concerted effort to sway the election.
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  7910. I always wonder when governments ask tech companies to "do more to stop misinformation." Who decides what is and isn't misinformation. Isn't that simply a way for government censorship of ideas it doesn't like? The fact the EU is pushing this hard for it makes me wonder what they're so afraid of within their own populations. Do they feel an uprising coming and perhaps if they control the narrative online they can stop it?
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  7911.  @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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  7912.  @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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  7913.  @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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  7914. @capslocked7274. Between the 1960s-----1990s, the elitest Turkish governments in power essentially pushed their undesirables into Europe. I wouldn't say they forced em out but they surely gave them a helping hand in getting there. The next round they'll be sending over will be the millions of Syrian refugees.
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  7915. No.
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  7916. @Rich Dobbs, they have the same percentage of renewables as Germany. Still doesn't help when a main supplier stops supplies. Turkey however fares better when Iran cuts supplies as Azerbaijan can simply cover that loss in a matter of weeks. What happens to Germany if Russia cuts off supplies? Even if it slows down a bit Germany goes into panic.
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  7917.  @section5760 so according your logic you’d be okay with the Abdul’s in Europe stuffing Europeans into concentration camps and stealing all the land ? Interesting
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  7918.  @saman335  And they are now ruled by their former servants. I can't imagine they're happy about it lol
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  7919.  @saman335  Except everything I said was absolutely based on fact.
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  7920.  @theropesofrenovation  Sure you can, especially if they believe they were in the right to do so.
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  7921. @Seto_Kaiba, Another one of the false narratives he tried to draw.
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  7922. @VintageWrestling. Taiwan isn't an independent nation, it's part of China legally and technically speaking. If China invades Taiwan from an international law point of view it would be considered a civil war between two Chinese governments vying for power. As terrible a move by the Chinese as it would be to invade this island which has it's own government your statements are outright false. Crimea on the other hand is legally part of Ukraine which is a recognized sovereign state. I do agree that the international community should put as much pressure on China as possible to make sure they don't carry out this invasion. But lets not spread false information please.
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  7923.  @debbiehsu  No one claimed Taiwan has ever been part of the PRC or that the PRC has ever been part of the government in Taiwan. Yet both plots of land controlled by the two parties were part of one nation pre civil war no?
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  7924.  @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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  7925.  @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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  7926. @Jong Kim, they're not confused nor are they aimless. They know exactly what they're doing, this is the part more terrifying than having an administration that is clueless.
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  7927.  @rickcaldwell2862  Yes but they haven't printed nearly 50% of all Yuan in existence in the past year either.
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  7928.  @livencali1  They're the ones who fund these terrorists so they can use them as an excuse to stay. If you notice every single African nation under French influence is dealing with armed insurgencies. Coincidence?
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  7929. Come on man. You have to be shocked that a people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp just might get violent if they break out. Real shocking right? The "do you condemn Hamas" trope is getting really old and really tired very fast.
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  7930.  @D4TAMOSH  It immediately lets you know who is unhinged and who isn't.
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  7931.  @Ok-kr4vt  When?
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  7932.  @JustAPokemonCommentingOnVideos  No it is just a vile human being.
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  7933.  @Makvandar  Maybe they're afraid after seeing America and Sweden in action. Where little boys are forced to dress up like little girls in the class room. A society where videos of their fathers freaking out go viral.
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  7934. Correct Turkey joined after the Korean war.
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  7935.  @monkatron  Lets see, being the media mouthpiece for a government which is arming, aiding, funding and giving political cover (if not actively participating) for the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army is going out of it's way to murder as many civilians as it can get it's hands on? Are you serious? International law on this matter is quite clear. Gobbels did this same exact job for Germany and was considered a war criminal. There is more than enough legal precedent for this guy to be thrown in jail for multiple life sentences. No, deplorable isn't the word. This has legal consequences.
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  7936.  @JPDeshaies-t2v  Are you serious with that question? What war crimes? Have you been living under a rock?
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  7937. In a just world that is exactly what would happen.
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  7938. It isn't the propaganda machine that is stopping the UN. It is essentially the military and financial threats that is stopping individual nations from forcing the UN to take action. The vast majority of the world isn't fooled by this type of propaganda. Most nations are well aware of exactly what is happening.
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  7939. I do remember why 9/11 happened and our support for Israel's brutality, apartheid and concentration camps might have had something to do with it. So if you're one of those pro Israel kind of people trying to win Americans over. You might not want to bring up 9/11 to farther your argument.
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  7940.  I Love The Way U lie  Very possible the Ukrainians simple don't have many of them. I think they had something like 12 and got delivered another 6 or so. Still did an insane amount of damage with such few drones but simply not enough to turn the tide of the war.
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  7941. @Min Tesson, Don't you think it's a big disingenuous to claim Sweden prioritizes freedom of expression when there are millions of Swedish citizens who are terrified of expressing opinions which go counter to the woke religion of the ruling elite? How exactly does a nation prioritize freedom of expression when it's citizens are afraid to complain about too much migration. Or worse afraid to put out biological differences between men and women. Afraid their entire lives will be ruined simply by speaking their minds? Freedom of expression? Give me a break. It seems the Swedish authorities are more interested in being ridiculous than any form of freedom of expression.
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  7942. These were all hard for Armenia to do while it was illegally occupying 20% of another country's internationally recognized territory. Not to mention it would also be hard for many nations to ally with this because 800,000 civilians were brutally ethnically cleansed. A lot of nations don't want the political headache of backing such actions. What would they get in return?
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  7943.  @shadowlord1418  That's what the militia groups in Nagorno Karabakh thought. It didn't work out too well for them.
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  7944.  @shadowlord1418  Actually United Nations recognized boundaries mean a lot. Azerbaijan won't be put under any pressure to give up the territories it recently took, because legally those territories belong to her anyway. It does matter.
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  7945.  @themer1428  Again while you harp on things from hundreds of years ago you seem to fail to realize what is happening in the modern era. Who was it that invaded Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed over half a million people? It's easy to spout rhetoric but again when put under a microscope that's really all you're doing... Spouting rhetoric. Let me illustrate how insane you sound. Imagine me walking over to my neighbor's house and slaughter his entire family. When arrested my defense is "well 400 years ago some dude shot my great great great great great grandfather, so lets ignore me slaughtering my neighbor's family and focus on that." I don't think that defense will get you very far and many in that courtroom will think you're completely and utterly out of your mind.
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  7946. Maybe it's a good thing Tucker got fired. I can go back to telling people Fox is fake news. Instead of saying "It's a fake news outlet like the rest except for Tucker." That was a mouthful.
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  7947.  @cheftodaydjtomorrow410  I'm not exactly sure what that has to do with my post. But okay bro, cool story lol
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  7948.  @fredrikhelland8194  Aside from all the rhetoric, you can't help but see the glaring similarities no? Especially when you take out all the nonsensical emotional arguments people make. The reality is, this is the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army is going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible. Israel is (demonstrably so) the 4th Reich. No amount of spinning and ridiculous talking points is going to change that. This is happening and the entire world is watching. There is no going back after this. And you, for all intents and purposes are a cheerleader for said 4th Reich. And history will judge you exactly the same way cheerleaders for the 3rd Reich were judged. Good luck with that btw. Don't forget, anything you say on the internet stays forever. Your grandchildren are going to curse you for this.
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  7949. Because they're too busy cheering on apartheid, genocide and concentration camps.
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  7950.  @milesinnz  You're literally brow beating these people for wanting independence and to stop another nation from stealing their resources? On a scale of 1-10 just how horrible of a human being are you Milesinnz.
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  7951. @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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  7952. Russians have a lot of crappy military hardware. Air defense systems are not one of those.
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  7953. @Qrsx66, Armenia wouldn't be able to afford one fighter jet, how exactly is that going to help Greece?
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  7954.  @giorgosx5838  So true, I've always wondered why Greeks in the 1960s and early 1970s were so proud and excited at the prospect of ethnically cleansing a small minority group on Cyprus.
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  7955.  @giorgosx5838  Although their real reason for invading the island probably wasn't simply to protect a minority on the island, you have to admit Greek Cypriots trying to go full Hitler mode and ethnically cleansing an entire minority group off the island surely gave them the pretext to do so no? I'd imagine back then they were also under this false illusion they can do anything they want and large powers would protect them, as we now know how wrong they were. I have a feeling this maritime dispute will eventually end the same way. It's surreal how a nation can continue to make the same mistakes over and over again. Einstein's definition of insanity at it's finest.
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  7956.  @giorgosx5838  Funny in that entire wall of emotional text no one will fully read I'd imagine you completely left out the fact that a massive Hitler style ethnic cleansing campaign was afoot in Cyprus. A majority group trying to exterminate a smaller minority group. Not exactly a good look, especially not when you're writing walls of text defending said massacres and ethnic cleansing. Not cool man.
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  7957.  @giorgosx5838  Yes 3 genocides do ring a bell. Which is exactly why you won't see me in a youtube comments section trying to glorify actions which led to the slaughter of innocent people. Something you're doing right now. You need to take a long long look in the mirror friend and ask yourself what kind of human being you are.
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  7958.  @fairjust8072  How many bombs has AZOV exploded in Russia? How many attacks has AZOV undertaken in Russia. The real question is what are YOU talking about?
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  7959. @prismaingenieros8235. So we're just going to forget the fact that Israel is illegally occupying a portion of Lebanon's internationally recognized territory? Or the fact it is committing some of the worst war crimes humans have seen since WW2? Or the fact Israel constantly drops bombs on Lebanon? What kind of fantasy world do you think you live in that people are going to believe this insanity you're spouting? If you're going to defend this genocidal regime, at least make arguments which aren't this insane.
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  7960.  @ThatShadyBaldBoi  The Lebanese people did exist and Hezbollah later became a manifestation of the brutality the Genocidal Zionist regime meted out on them.
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  7961.  @IndiaAgainstSlaveryIAS  Putin has never really won an open election though.
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  7962.  @habibsumani6021  Are you serious ? Last I checked the "Queen" wasn't running the country. The prime minister does that.
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  7963.  @thathandsomedevil0828 this is not only false it is demonstrably false. If America stopped aid and weapon shipments, Israel would collapse in a few months
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  7964.  @my-curiosity  He said they didn't colonize like the Brits or French in AFRICA. Can you give some examples of Turkish genocides in Africa if any exist? If not, you really should learn how to read what is actually written before you respond. I would ask you to use google but google won't help the comprehension problem you seem to have.
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  7965. @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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  7966.  @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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  7967.  @tolispaoki295  Two completely different platforms used for two completely different types of jobs. One doesn't do the job of the other. If the other side has drones and you don't. Say goodbye to your air defense systems and tanks.
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  7968.  @MormonJesus299 having their media freely air these views and not disagree with them would be of note in the genocide case. Not that they need more evidence, there is more than enough to go around
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  7969. Anymore? lol When were they Arabs? I'd love to hear this one.
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  7970. I doubt Pakistan will use the TB2 in a conflict. TB2s are old technology and Turkey has made 2 generations better drones which I'm sure they've given to Pakistan.
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  7971.  @World.Edits.t  The new Turkish drones have an even lower radar cross section than the TB2. Every edition they seem to add to the capabilities. If all out war comes, India is in trouble. India is using failed Israeli tech that barely works on guys in slippers throwing rocks.
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  7972. First time I've seen Ana talk about "Tax payers rights" lol I guess when the problems come to her town it is different. But feel good ideologies that other people have to deal with? No problem.
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  7973. 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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  7974. @isooo8175 While everything you say about the ties between the Turks and Azeris is true. You claiming it wasn't strategic is flat our false. It was about as strategic a move as a strategic move can get. Look at a map for god's sake. They're trying to open a corridor to central Asia. Yet you claim it isn't strategic when it is again the definition of strategic.
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  7975.  @erfanmki  you might want to read my comment again before having an emotional melt down
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  7976.  @erfanmki  So you're telling me your entire population is Nationalist? Seriously? Even the millions in the north of the country who prefer independence? Them too? If you believe that, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean Front property in Tehran I'd love to sell you at a really cheap price. Nor did I claim it had anything to do with Turkey. Not sure Turkey has anything to do with your delusions either, they have delusions of their own to deal with.
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  7977.  @anadoluparsi43  That is all well and good but will real Turkic from central Asia find it difficult getting along with indigenous Anatolians from Turkey who are completely different in behavior and habits? Turkic people aren't too used to serefsiz behavior, which Anatolians have in abundance.
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  7978.  @iquodappa6737  Not half as bad as Zionism though.
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  7979.  @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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  7980.  @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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  7981.  @_Parmatma_  The Ottoman Turks actually saved the Jews from the genocide in Spain you genius. I'm sure they regret it now though.
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  7982.  @_Parmatma_  You do realize the Ottomans didn't exist in the 7th century right? Also speaking of massacres. Since you love talking about massacres from 1000s of years ago. How do you feel about one of the worst massacres in human history going on right now as we speak? What say you?
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  7983.  @_Parmatma_  Also if you're one of those Pro Zionist regime types, I'll give you some advice and tell you to steer clear of this debate. Because I will hurt your feelings.
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  7984.  @_Parmatma_  so is it your contention that an invasion from 1300 years ago somehow rationalizes a bunch of European converts who have no ancestors from the region to invade it today, set up an apartheid state with concentration camps and commit some of the worst war crimes the world has seen since ww2? Is that seriously your argument? If so I’d like to say good luck in advance
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  7985.  @joeb5080  Technically yes, they broke international law there. Quite badly too. But the last part of your statement is quite ridiculous. Considering the Kosovars didn't brutally ethnically cleanse the Serbians living there like the Armenians did to the Azeris. To the tune of 800,000 civilians. But on the legal issue you're 100% right, the US/UK did break international law in that situation. (Not the first or last time they've done it or will do it)
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  7986.  @sakogekchyan7366  So because of your subjective view of what should be named what you believe brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians is okay?
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  7987. Obviously they will complain. Yes he is a new administration but don't think it kind of fishy when the nation who helped fund, arm, cheerlead and provide political cover for a genocide is not claiming to want to go in there and help. This is all absurd.
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  7988.  @SlickLikeSamson  I have a better question. Why are our psycho leaders destroying these nations and then going out of their way to flood our neighborhoods with people from the very country they just destroyed. I think the answer to that question is more important than asking some poor sap why he wants a better standard of living.
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  7989.  @therealdevopsintern  Yea, a bunch of Europeans show up, steal all their land and murder their children. Then they herd the survivors into concentration camps yet somehow they brought this upon themselves right? You sound like a rapist claiming the girl he raped was "asking for it" because she was pretty.
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  7990. Why do a lot of these comments sections lately get defecated on by a bunch of Indian and Pakistani trolls? It's getting out of hand.
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  7991.  @vikingdrengenspiders7875  This is a ridiculous comment. Israel isn't defending anything. They're a bunch of migrants from Europe who showed up there without an invite, started murdering people's children, stealing their land and stuffing survivors into camps. This isn't complicated.
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  7992. The mask is really off. When one group says something, it is completely unacceptable and should be condemned. It is so dangerous in fact their free speech should be taken away. The other group says the same thing, it is apparently just fine and within their scope of free speech. The cartoonish level of hypocrisy has gotten to a point where no rational person could believe it to be sustainable.
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  7993. As long as France is able to overcharge Greece for military tech, they're happy with the situation.
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  7994. @Pedro Amaral, I don't know why but I find the idea of right wing Portuguese people kinda hilarious lol
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  7995.  @samuelross9884  Oh the IDF investigation into if they themselves blew up a hospital or not. Yea makes a lot of sense. lol There is obviously a much easier way to get to the bottom of this. Israel for weeks has been bragging about how every square inch of Gaza is under constant surveillance via satellite. They certainly have the footage of the hospital being blown up which would show what hit it and at what angle. If they didn't do it, they would simply release this footage. If they did do it, they would find a way to find other excuses and not release this footage which would prove they did do it. The IDF is not releasing the footage that their own statements from weeks ago prove they have. So yea, it is kind of simple. No need to mental gymnastics on this one. It's fairly obvious. It is like Putin said, the burden of proof is on them, they need to show the world the money, instead of delving into theoretical nonsense.
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  7996. So NPR to prove they aren't state media actually go the state's spokesperson to make their case? Seriously? Honest how dumb do they think the American people are? Yes we're pretty dumb (we keep voting in officials who never do what we elected them to do) but not even half as dumb as they think we are lol
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  7997. We push around the planet. France pushes around a few poor nations who can't fight back. Difference is America for all it's evil isn't as terrible as the regime in Paris. Imagine France had America's might? The world would be fuked lol
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  7998.  @prajwas2004  Speaking of empty comments. Are you from India by any chance?
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  7999.  @prajwas2004  See that is where you and I differ. I'm not selling anything. Just articulating the truth which seems to trigger people.
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  8000.  @bonnie7898  That really isn't an argument. Explain why please.
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  8001.  @bonnie7898  I'm well aware of the history of that region since hundreds and thousands of refugees from Europe descended upon that region and ethnically cleansed the people living there. How exactly are the Palestinians the aggressors when they're the ones who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. These are demonstrable facts you really can't get around.
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  8002. And what do the zionist terrorists say?
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  8003.  @toromanow  I don't think they would feel the need for such a buffer zone if Nato didn't expand so close to their borders. This is a horrible situation and I fear it will not end well for the people living in these nations. :O(
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  8004.  @ryanmiller5473  I'm a conservative and normally I'd be on board with what you're saying 100%. But on this issue I have to give massive credit to the minority communities. It seems they are more immune than us when it comes to being propagandized to support concentration camps, apartheid and genocide. Sorry but as a realistic, I have to call a spade a spade here.
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  8005. Empty threat. France is a 3rd rate power, there isn't much they can do unless they build a large coalition to hide behind the operation.
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  8006.  @shawnradke  So you expect us to focus on a common cold while we're debating the bubonic plague? As far as murder, Israel has like a 100000-1 kill ratio on Hamas. Is Hamas bad? Yea but they don't have the ability to do even 1% the damage Israel does.
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  8007. What a ridiculous piece of commentary.
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  8008.  @SnakeMaster420 agreed no way those two guys work.
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  8009.  @CaptainDangeax  Just because our democracy here is dying doesn't change the fact France has an authoritarian regime.
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  8010.  @jeremypintsize7606  I'm fairly sure the debate wasn't over corruption or rates of crime. France has thought crimes, when a government can intervene in what people think, that government is authoritarian. The American government too is growing more and more authoritarian every year. They still have a lot more territory to cover to catch up to France as far as authoritarianism. In France you can be fined or jailed for having "the wrong opinion" about historical events. How can anyone with a straight face claim this nation should be held as the standard for freedom? That is insane.
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  8011.  @erwanduclos4210  "Erwan Duclos" My cognitive dissonance allows me to ignore anything which is inconvenient to my worldview"
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  8012.  @diegoc.8518  Yes you remain a democracy but you don't exactly have a good record on freedom of expression. Again, you do know France has thought crimes on its' books no? France is one of the few western nations where you can be punished for voicing your opinion on history in a way the regime doesn't like.
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  8013.  @diegoc.8518  It seems like it's only important if it's speech your regime agrees with. You might want to google "memory laws" in France. For fuks sake you guys have thought crimes in France and have the audacity to pretend freedom of speech is important? lol
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  8014.  @diegoc.8518  Regardless of how you personally feel about a topic, anytime you have a law which criminalizes an opinion, your country no longer has freedom of expression. This basically opens the door for the regime to essentially say "Your opinion is okay as long as you have the opinion we like." Not to mention the memory laws in France forcing schools to teach French colonialism in a certain way. Imagine being a professor and having the courage to teach the truth about the Algerian genocide? Then what? Does that teacher get a fine? Fired? Jail time? Fact of the matter is France doesn't really care about freedom of expression. It only pretends to care about it when an opinion which the regime wants expressed is expressed. So don't kid yourselves or live in a fantasy world where you believe freedom of expression is important to France. It's not.
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  8015.  @diegoc.8518  You might want to do a little more research about the laws of your country my friend. Just remember not to have an opinion which the regime doesn't like. You might end up getting fined or worse a jail sentence.
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  8016.  @diegoc.8518  You can't simply say there is freedom of expression when you say things I like and no freedom of expression when you say things I disagree with. I don't have to agree with something to defend someone's right to say it. That is freedom of expression. Which you seem to be clueless about. Which makes sense because you're from France. Nor will I judge you for it, you guys can run your country any way you wish. What you can't do is pretend you have freedom of expression when you don't.
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  8017.  @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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  8018. @Nicolas, If my name is Steven, I am within my rights to ask people to call me Steve regardless of what language they're using. Obviously it's up to them if they want to be polite enough to do it or not. So no, they don't get to decide. But they do get to ask for it.
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  8019. @mmustap3. Relax bro this is binkov, enjoy it and don't take it seriously He once did a analysis about the Karabakh war. That war actually happened. Everything happened the exact opposite to how Binkov said it would play out. This is not a documentary, it's just entertainment.
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  8020.  @bonnie7898  So is that how you rationalize stealing people's homes, slaughtering their children and then throwing the survivors into the world's only concentration camp? Is that seriously your argument? This is the age of the internet, people have access to all sorts of information. Your insane talking points rationalizing some of the worst crimes of humanity on the planet simply won't work anymore. You're literally wasting your time, no rational person is going to believe in your insanity.
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  8021. Funny how the mainstream media was talking this guy up 4 years ago. And are now attacking him like he is Satan because he tried to explain why Africa is neutral in the Ukraine war. You can't make this stuff up if you tried. No matter how hard they try, they're not going to shut Mo up. Keep trucking Mo.
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  8022. @Stavros Nicolaou, what in the world are you talking about.
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  8023.  @briandfox16 intent in genocide cases is the hardest part to prove. Except in this case. Zionist regime government officials have been quite public and vocal about afar their intentions are. This will not be forgotten by the world for a very long time
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  8024. I think the effects of Khabib snatching Conor's soul and manhood will never really go away in the world of MMA.
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  8025.  @jullietmburu9672  I wouldn't be to harsh in judging your president either. I can't imagine the amount of pressure he is under and the amount of threats he is under to take his pro Israel stance. Colonization influence over African leaders is slowly dying and it won't be very long until you guys have a government which will act in accordance with Kenya's interests and not the neo colonialists. The Palestinians aren't just fighting colonization for themselves, it is a fight for people all around the world who are colonized. It is going to be a lesson to show that it is possible to win. I'd like to not only see freedom in Palestine, I'd also love to see Africa be freed from colonial control over their governments. African natural resources belong to the African people, not French and British companies.
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  8026. @James Raj, Unfortunately the United States has lost the mantle of honest broker.
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  8027.  @chudoyafelix1 the worst crime any human can commit. The fact he is a Jew doesn’t make him above the law. This mass murder must be held to account for his crimes against humanity. If he isn’t punished what is to stop the next mass murderer of women and children?
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  8028. They should change the name of North Carolina to north Israel. Then they’ll get billions. Maybe 100s of billions
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  8029.  @kylegoff3527  If we lived in a just society that might be possible. But we both know what is going to happen. Nothing. The people guilty of this are also the ones giving you most of the news as to what happens next. Think of how that plays out. If they can get away with genocide in Gaza they can get away with anything.
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  8030.  @imGlobL  Not nearly to the extent that Israel relies on America. Israel wouldn't last 6 months without American support, money, logistics. Lebanon was there before Iranian support and will be there after. Because it isn't a fake country like the Zionist colonial apartheid regime.
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  8031.  @akoden2667  Comparing Turkey's government to Arab governments is like comparing a cold to full blown bubonic plague
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  8032. 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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  8033.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  Both those things are relevant to Russia. Influence in this region is of paramount importance to the Russians. The last thing they want is for Azerbaijan to grow out of their control, the Armenians are Russia's leverage tool over the Azeris. Both Azerbaijan's oil and millions of Armenians matter to Russia.
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  8034.  @qwertyasdfgh1014  What Europe wants is irrelevant to the conflict there. There is nothing they can do either way. Also if you think Russia will be completely kicked out of the North Caucasus, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Montana I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price. 2020 didn't show Armenia's importance or lack there of. It showed that if you've illegally invaded your neighbor and ethnically cleansed 850,000 of their people, you better hope you have military advantage over them.
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  8035.  @jey2275  The Indians actually took time off from defecating in the streets to actually win a war? WTF, this is news to me.
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  8036. More and more Americans are waking up
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  8037. Welcome to life under Zionist occupation.
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  8038.  @andrewjoyce9038  Your religion doesn't change your ethnicity. They're still Irish.
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  8039.  @andrewjoyce9038  Cool story
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  8040. It is funny how the BabylonBee turns into that mob when the topic is Israel 🤣 All good though, I like this channel. They're rational 99 % of the time. But that 1%, they do tend to go full retard.
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  8041.  @sues3218  Seriously.
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  8042. Was that a public school they were attending? If so how exactly were they expelled? Were their views disgusting? Yea Were their views illegal? No.
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  8043.  @waddellar  If you get expelled for actions which are not done in school, they better will be illegal. If it's not illegal, then the school can potentially have a legal mess themselves unless it's a private school. If their litmus test is "bad enough" to kick you out of a service your family pays for via their taxes, who decides what is bad enough? This is madness.
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  8044.  @___zeke___7581  It becomes a legal action if it's a service which one is entitled to as a citizen who pays taxes. Taking away services which you've already paid for via your taxes has a legal component to it.
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  8045. I'd imagine if Nato brow beats Sweden a bit for funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. Sweden might change it's policy. I doubt it though.
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  8046.  @lou6749  Talk about flipping an argument on it's head. Armenia is the only country in the region which has border disputes with every single nation it borders except Iran. Turkey and Azerbaijan: zero border disputes. Turkey Georgia: zero border disputes Azerbaijan Georgia: zero border disputes Turkey Iran: zero border disputes. Armenia: Has territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbors lol Facts>Your feelings.
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  8047. @KB Peters, I don't think they had many issues with Finland from the start. It's Sweden which is the major problem for them. Asking potential members who want to join Nato to stop funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to an armed group which is attacking a Nato member state is not blackmail. The fact this conversation is even being had shows the insanity of how international relations work and how naive and ridiculous nations like Sweden have become.
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  8048.  @dil2370  Yes everyone has seen Gaza. The IDF seems to either have zero interest in going after men with guns or isn't very good at it. They are however massively talented at slaughtering unarmed women and children.
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  8049.  @aycc-nbh7289  If what you're saying is true it does make sense. I don't understand why that would be shocking.
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  8050.  @cosmichef75  I'm not sure we're in a position to invade Saudi Arabia right now like we were when we invaded Iraq and destroyed Libya for the same reason. Once one nation does it and gets away with it, which in this case it looks like it might happen. The floodgates will open. If I see a few nations do it, I'm exchanging everything for bitcoin lol
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  8051.  @Re.ei12i  In many ways Saudi Arabia is quite a bit weaker than Iraq and Libya were. Militarily they would be easier to invade. You talk about the Muslim word's reaction but the blowback from Muslims would be a lot less than it was with Iraq. Most Muslims worldwide hate Saudi Arabia with a passion. Saudi Arabia won't be invaded not because of anything you mentioned but because we're simply not in a position to be invading countries right now. Russia is moving into Europe and China is expanding their influence in the Pacific. We're stretched way too thin to be occupying another country like we did with Iraq. Not to mention that it won't be as easy to get popular support at home for such an adventure considering how the last few turned out.
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  8052.  @Re.ei12i  Again you're talking about military deterrence from Saudi Arabia, it's outright ridiculous. Militarily speaking, forget America which is a global power, any mid level nation would be able to defeat Saudi Arabia without much trouble. The Saudis also know this, which is why they're always looking for a patron to protect them.
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  8053.  @Re.ei12i  Not sure how that changes anything I've said.
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  8054.  @Re.ei12i  Again not sure how that changes anything I've said. Is this seriously how you try to debate an issue? Like an emotional 12 year old girl? I'd imagine it might be all the inbreeding you guys do, the genetic damage it does perhaps leads to less reason and more emotion? Who knows.
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  8055. ​ @Re.ei12i  Not sure what Saudi Arabia being militarily weak has to do with Afghanistan. Good luck explaining that one.
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  8056.  @Re.ei12i  Yes Biden is wretched but it sill doesn't change the fact that everything I said earlier which seemed to trigger you is all true. Also where on earth have you seen someone weak who is in need of protection having their hand kissed by the person protecting them? Saudi Arabia as I articulated earlier needs protection. Either it will kiss Biden's hand (which Biden won't even offer to be kissed). It will kiss China's hand hoping for protection. Or it will have to kiss Erdogan's hand hoping for protection. One of these three things have to happen for Saudi Arabia to survive.
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  8057.  @Re.ei12i  No, like most leaders he went there to influence their decisions. Besides no one really cares where the prime minister of England goes. They've lost most of their international prestige and power. The view of how the world works is literally like 3000 years old.
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  8058.  @Re.ei12i  Yea you were the Umayyad State. Then your people started to inbreed at insane rates and the genetic damage it caused put you in a position where any group that showed up in that region rolled over you like grass. Mongols walked over you like grass. Then the Turks showed up and rolled over you like grass. Then the English showed up and rolled over you like grass. Who ever shows up next will do the same. Which is why Saudi Arabia knows it needs to use it's oil money to buy protection. So yes I'm aware of the Cordovian Umayyad State in Spain, I probably know more about it than you. The real question is are you aware of the history after that?
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  8059. I think everyone knows the answer is no. All these poor young men simply being thrown into a meat grinder when everyone knows it will make absolutely no difference. It's sad.
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  8060.  @hooglieable  What difference does that make if he works for the Zionists? The dude is a lapdog, pure and simple. King in name only with a Palestinian wife.
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  8061. @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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  8062. Number 1 in a lot of European nations too. Imagine being in a position where basically everyone wants to listen to what you have to say.
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  8063. 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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  8064.  @ArmoSlug  Armoslug, let me try to understand your argument here. So because you feel you have some ancient historical claim on a piece of land it gives you the right to invade another nation's internationally recognized borders and brutally ethnically cleanse 800,0000 civilians? Hmmm If all nations behaved like this, literally 80% of the planet would have to get ethnically cleansed. What you're proposing is absolute madness.
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  8065.  @kurdistan8327  I think it's hard for this Apo dude to Biji Biji anything. Hasn't he been in jail for like 20 years?
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  8066.  @wma2140  Who is Macron to invite anyone anywhere? That tin pot leader of the authoritarian regime in Paris has very little influence around the globe.
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  8067. Why would I dream about that? I’d prefer it not to happen. But I realize my feelings don’t override reality
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  8068. The global order is collapsing and Australia is hitched to the shield of western dominance. Western dominance is at it's end but unlike other western nations Australia isn't physically in the west. So how will all the other nations in Asia deal with Australia in a new world order? Think it through. It will essentially be completely isolated, politically, economically and militarily. No matter how you slice it or dice it, power structures under such constraints don't really survive. Don't even get me started on birth rate problems and depopulation.
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  8069.  @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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  8070.  @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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  8071.  @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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  8072. 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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  8073.  @lenini056  I think Vlad is too busy burning poor Romanian people who he has a habit of locking into buildings before burning them.
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  8074. What choice do they have when they have a neighbor who recently attacked their territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 of their civilians?
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  8075. Odd, most people feeling it's one of the few times Ben Shapiro had an emotional meltdown which turned off the portion of his brain which cares about reason, logic and facts. You want to turn Ben Shapiro who is a highly intelligent and logical person into a raving lunatic? Point out some facts about Israel.
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  8076. Egypt and it's people surely don't need or want that money. But Egypt's ruling elite on the other hand is another story. They were installed by the Zionists are use that 1.5 billion dollars to use to oppress their own people and stay in power. The elite need that money but Egypt as a country and the Egyptian people certainly do not. As they're already not seeing a dime of that money, unless it is spent to oppress them.
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  8077. @Ph11p3540. Don't you think it's a bit awkward to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of said organization? Anyone who follows what is going around the world knew it was going to be trouble the moment Sweden put in their application.
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  8078. @Mxcc21. Yes they regretted it big time. So did the Israelies who took enough casualties to back out without reaching their objectives. I doubt either side wants to go through that again. Like you said Lebanon is in no shape to fight a war, so if something does kick off, it will be because the Israelies feel they have to advantage and push in. Like they've done before.
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  8079.  @eugeneeugene3313  It will probably be the same for Lebanon as last time. But I'd imagine the damage on the other side will be quite different considering the sheer amount of precision guided weapons Lebanon has now. 100s of thousands of them according to reports. I'd say good luck with that to Israel.
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  8080. He knows all this but he took 100 million from the Israel lobby. They own him now. MAGA is dead. Now it is make Israel great again
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  8081. He knows all this but he took 100 million from the Israel lobby. They own him now. MAGA is dead. Now it is make Israel great again
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  8082.  @johnaalto2132  Women there are probably in much better shape than Palestinian women in Zionist occupied territories. Where rape by the authorities is normalized in that insane regime.
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  8083.  @mouseandryforever6848  Iran buys arms from Iran you mean. They don’t beg and get em for free or via grants
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  8084. @mnewhouse84. Yes our justice system is pathetic. But you know what is more pathetic? The fact you believe this sheep herder was actually the mastermind behind such an attack. I guess then you must also believe other things our elites want us to believe. Like men being able to get pregnant or there being 6000 different genders. Or perhaps you actually believed that covid came from a bat that escaped a cave. Ridiculous? Yes, we've become a ridiculous society that will believe anything no matter how nonsensical.
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  8085.  @alioshax7797  Is that how you rationalize colonization? If they like it or don't like it, the brutal regime in Paris is eventually going to have to give up all it's overseas territories. Not to mention it will eventually pressured to pay insane amounts of reparations to nations like Algeria for the death and destruction to reigned down upon them in the past. These things will eventually bankrupt France, there will be civil unrest and France will be turned into a third world hellhole. I'd say this all happens in the next 50-60 years.
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  8086. @Daneurope9167. Let me try to wrap my head around what you're saying here. So you're saying I can break into your house, slaughter half your family like cattle. Stick to the rest in a small shed in the backyard half starving to death. Then hold a rave party in the backyard ontop of the graves of your family where you can see. Then when you react I can brow beat you for not attacking my backyard? Is that the argument you're making? You do realize that comments you make online stick with you forever. In the age of cancel culture, eventually everyone at your workplace is going to find out you're trying to rationalize mass slaughter of civilians and play in victim blaming when they lash out at being in a concentration camp. Posts like this have a way of sticking around forever "Dan."
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  8087. He wouldn't survive 10 minutes. The IDF has this odd habit of targeting journalists that aren't pushing their narrative.
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  8088. You're right. Unlike the people of Gaza these protestors haven't had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp for 2 decades. Compared to that, I'd imagine the entire planet outside of the apartheid state is in luxury.
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  8089. So true.
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  8090. This was a fascinating debate. You can agree with one side or the other but I think we can all agree it was fascinating and it was a nice debate to watch. Except for the guy on the far left of the screen as he was obviously extremely unhinged and overly emotional. He was probably the only guy on stage who is most likely to be genetically damaged from inbreeding as well. That might have played a role on why he looked so unhinged.
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  8091.  @bailee7696  Actually it is nothing even remotely close. You can't steal people's homes, slaughter their children then stuff the remaining survivors into history's largest concentration camp ever for 16 years. And then act shocked when the people in the concentration camp break out and get violent. It is almost like claiming the rape victim raping the attackers face is the aggressor. It is insanity.
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  8092. Yea kind of like how Israeli citizens have been supporting the IDF which takes people's homes, kills their children and sticks the remaining survivors into a modern day concentration camp?
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  8093.  @OnurlaFener  Yes the example was bad but it doesn't change the fact his point is correct. Even the YPG themselves say they're PKK.
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  8094.  Fuck YouTube  You do know what Propaganda means right?
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  8095. @Jama Farah, Because Macron is not in a position to make decisions like that. He is nothing more than a messenger boy for the globalists. I'd imagine more and more French citizens are waking up to this reality.
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  8096. @Pat Butcher, It's only a matter of time until your childish politicians say something extremely insulting to them as well prompting Morocco to cut off supply as well. It's going to happen. The world isn't how it was 50 years ago, nations really don't have patient for the temper tantrums of a dying civilization.
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  8097. Macron can "warn" all he wants. Unless he gets America to come do the heavy lifting or he can convince other African nations to do the heavy lifting, there is nothing the regime in Paris can do. France is a dying and decaying power, they simply don't have the ability to project this level of power without "help." The fact they think their empty threats are scaring anyone is laughable. The brave men in Niger called his bluff, lets see how this plays out.
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  8098. @MK77P Stopping those trucks will not starve Jordan. The transit fees come out to less than .000001% of their GDP. The issue isn't money. The issue is he can't, because he is Israel's lapdog. He must do what his masters bid him to do. These two bit so-called kings and rulers won't be around very long. We're in the age of information, they can't keep their people in the dark about who they are, what they do and who they work for much longer.
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  8099.  @joenarbaiz1640  Oh my my god, were you dropped on your head as a child?
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  8100.  @joenarbaiz1640  So making me think you have an IQ of 70 was your goal? If so, yes mission accomplished. Well done Skippy.
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  8101. Underrated comment.
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  8102.  @robinsonfrancis1498  If US condemns them? Yes. That's exactly what they will do.
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  8103. Macron is interesting for sure. The companies he protects literally got caught funding ISIS and he is trying to shift to blame on someone else. The midget running the regime in Paris is a character.
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  8104. @SuperAnthony1982. Because it isn't really newsworthy. They dropped a few bombs on some mountains where terrorists were hiding out. Not exactly earth shattering news.
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  8105.  @victord9159  You sound like CNN bro lol
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  8106. @Homaasssal2794. Ukraine's defenses are collapsed right now and they are facing total defeat, you're 100% right. However that doesn't make the statement that Turkish drones decimated Russian forces false either. The reason it didn't matter much is because Ukraine only had about a dozen of them. They did untold damage to the Russians in the first few months of the war. But 12 drones which are built to actually be shot down after taking out more valuable targets isn't going to do much for you in the long run. Eventually Ukraine ran out of these drones and Ukraine ended up getting completely and utterly wrecked by Russia which was a predictable outcome. But again, those drones did some SERIOUS damage early on. The Russians aren't shy about admitting this or openly talking about it either. That is why they put so much intense pressure on the Turks to not send more.
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  8107.  @user-ir7og3lx2d  YEa such things would really confuse that guy @Charles Hamilton who likes to parrot ridiculous talking points which will fold under the reality of facts.
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  8108. @A I'm not too interested in the specifics of the local politics there. I'm simply calling a spade a spade.
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  8109. To be fair Kurds aren't having their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps.
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  8110.  @yt_nh9347  If they were terrorists why let them go? Letting them go proves they weren't combatants. This is a clear cut case of rounding up civilians, stripping them naked, humiliating them and recording it for everyone to see. There is a reason this specific type of behavior is considered a war crime in the Geneva convention. Is Israel trying to literally break a world record for breaking every single article of the Geneva convention? This is insanity. I don't think you pro apartheid pro concentration shills understand the gravity of the situation. The entire world is watching without the filter of the globalist press. This will not be forgotten for a very long time. Israel and the pro Zionists in the west simply have no clue how much damage they've done to their reputations worldwide. Damage to a point where it will literally be impossible to repair. Damage to a point they'll feel the effects of this even 50 years later.
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  8111. @Bednard, Conflict between the two is unlikely. Even if conflict does break out it won't last long nor will it cause WW3.
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  8112.  @wakaisgood  Not to mention their structural problems yea?
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  8113.  @vercoda9997  I'd imagine he is referring to the small group of elites who literally control everything.
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  8114.  @lahire4943  Was this one of the few times French soldiers performed well?
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  8115.  @FF-ct5dr  Considering we're talking about the modern French army and their inability to wage war. It would make sense to keep the time frame short no? Or do you actually think the accomplishments of an army from 300 years make any difference to their military prowess today? This really isn't a complicated concept. Why are you so emotionally invested in this? So the French army sucks, who cares? Are you an officer in the French army or something and feel offended?
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  8116.  @SeptemberManHey  I agree with basically everything you're saying. Yes the Russians did the bulk of the fighting in WW2, this is something which here in the west is ignored in history text books. Yes we Americans got our arses handed to us in Vietnam. You also forgot to mention the Taliban outlasted us in Afghanistan and the resistance pretty much pushed us out of Iraq. But none of that changes the fact the French would be speaking German right now if it wasn't for America opening up a huge front for the Germans in the west. If not German, then you'd be speaking Russian perhaps if the Russians kept coming from the east after destroying Germany. But it isn't too late, if we pull back. It is still possible the Russians will come for you lol Especially now that your completely inept and insane midget regime leader Macron keeps talking about sending troops to Ukraine. Picking a fight he can't possibly win or even come close to competing in. If France wants military adventures, it should stick to shooting Africans wielding rockets and AK47s. Something they can barely handle anyway.
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  8117.  @SeptemberManHey  It is hard for me to wrap my head around as to how France would have evolved if it didn't fall right after the Napoleonic era. So I'll take your word for it I guess. There is something to be said about nations functioning base on the whims of globalist banker's terms. A lot of true there.
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  8118. Piers is really making a career off this conflict isn't he.
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  8119. @Matthew Whitton, it's not really up to him. If the people vote him out, he is toast. It isn't like America over there where someone can win an election while barely having any popular support (Biden) Their elections are legit.
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  8120. The difference is the Euro and the Pound have independence and can set monetary policy. The nations in the CFA can't. Not to mention that if the ECB decided to stop pegging the Euro to the dollar America wouldn't fund warlords and terrorist organizations to create chaos in these nations. It's really a strange analogy you're trying to draw. Most of these nations are kept in the CP through threats. Some come back to as a way to appease the pain the mafia boss is putting on them.
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  8121. @Sar Baz, Iran on that list? Seriously? The North Caucasus guys I understand. But Iran? WTF.
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  8122. @Dougrockhold723. Considering is a modern day concentration camp run by Israel. Israel wouldn't let them in. Even if Israel let them in, they'd probably immediately murder them and claim they were targeting something else. What would make more sense is for you to preach your genocidal point of view in Israel. Join the IDF and go storm Gaza if you think ethnic cleansing and genocide is so cool.
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  8123.  @DarrenUren7  yea man, my cousin lives in San Fran. We hate visiting there
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  8124. This is a pretty ridiculous video. If he loses the election he has no choice. I doubt he is going to pull a full blown establishment move like here in America when they installed Joe Biden into the White House.
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  8125. @nezyzok5590 What you don't realize is that on this issue you're the one who is like the woke. Mass media tells people men can get pregnant (contrary to all evidence). The morons on the left believe this insanity. Mass media tells people Israel isn't a war mongering apartheid state (contrary to all evidence). Still enough morons to believe it. Your lack of self awareness is funny yet frightening at the same time. Did you ever think you'd be on the same exact side as the NY Times, CNN and MSNBC on an issue? If you believe Israel isn't a dangerous apartheid state, do you also believe the covid vaccines had 100% effective rate? Do you also believe that the 2020 election was completely legit? Do you believe there are 900 genders? Do you believe men can get pregnant? Do you believe Black Lives Matter was a human rights organization, do you believe Ukraine is winning the war against Russia? Because these are all things the mainstream media and elites tell you to believe. If you believe any of those things you might as well believe em all. Because you've been had.
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  8126.  @musicman1770  He and the elite media have been pretty effective at getting some morons to buy into their pro Israel stance no?
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  8127. Finland, Poland, Latvia and all those smaller nations near Russia's border obviously have a lot more to lose in all this.
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  8128.  @VoidCosmonaut Considering they would all be attacked before Poland yes. Simply look at a map to see who is more at risk.
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  8129. Considering Greece is under full blown occupation by the globalists, I'd imagine the part the globalists back will win again.
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  8130. 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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  8131. @chrischupp9760 So you'd rather stand for apartheid, concentration camps and genocide?
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  8132. 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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  8133.  @shuttlespace04  It isn't 2003 anymore. Incase you haven't noticed
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  8134.  @FromtheKing1  Except that isn't what the word woke means. At least not now.
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  8135. @Drunken Master, I'd imagine that saying is closer to 250 years old.
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  8136. 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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  8137.  @WW3_Soon  It isn't my interpretation. It is the opinion of most heads of state and international laywers. There is worldwide consensus on this. Only people who wish want to misinterpret this would find an alternative, like you did earlier. Remember facts are more important than your feelings. This entire "my truth" movement has to stop.
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  8138.  @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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  8139. Or it would cause a nuclear holocaust. Thanks but no thanks Rufus, not sure I'd want to take that chance.
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  8140. @Jonothan P, As long as there are useful idiots willing to attack anyone who dares tell the truth on any topic which the elites deem out of bounds. The truth will never prevail. I'm sure you have your knives sharpened to go after anyone who dares to have an opinion the elites don't like.
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  8141.  @truthhurts3524  wow Have we really been this dumbed down and this easy to control?
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  8142.  @truthhurts3524  The fact your screen name is "Truth Hurts" makes the irony all that much more interesting lol
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  8143.  @jitkablahakova3073  Well now that the letter has interest, they're censoring it everywhere.
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  8144.  @MyVinnyp  Macron is delusional, completely detached from reality. Runs around the globe forgetting that it's not the 1800s and no one really gives a flying fuk what he thinks lol The guy is basically driving a Fiat but tries to enter races with Ferraris. (I love Italian car analogies)
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  8145.  @ednabirkdale7403  According to which metric? They're slowly being pushed out of North Africa. In the Caucasus theatre where they had influence in the Armenian and Azeri disputes, today a war has started there and the winning side basically gave France the middle finger when it wanted to talk. Recently they tried an American style powerplay in the eastern med by sending their Navy into try to intimidate Turkey to get out of Greece's waters. What did Turkey do? They doubled down and sent more ships into the region and Macron had to pull her Navy back tail tucked between their legs. You should never go with a show of force if you're not prepared to use force. Don't think other nations didn't notice what happened here. Few nations fear France and less and less respect France everyday. Is this what you call France's influence on the global stage increasing? In 30 years France won't have any say in anything outside of the European Union. It will be a region power, nothing more. Hell that may even be the case today.
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  8146. Jannisarries were long gone well before this timeline.
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  8147.  @jetterbenne2578  fail to see how needing x export market would make you want to join their military industrial complex
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  8148. @ Doesn't seem like the US is targeting Turkey anymore than it has done in the last 10 years. The US also isn't behaving like an enemy of Europe, it is simply saying it won't be a backstop for them anymore, AKA Europe needs to learn to take care of itself. This as everyone along with the Europeans know makes Europe weak. Regional powers realize this and are swirling over it's carcass. That is exactly what Turkey is doing, they see the blood in the water and they're circling like sharks. This isn't Europe's first sense of the real world in quite a long time and they don't like it.
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  8149. I wonder how these people feel that they helped elect a genocidal maniac.
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  8150.  @LuffyuzumakiPotter  Try using a language being used on this thread.
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  8151.  @LuffyuzumakiPotter  Oh so we're completely going to ignore genocide, mass killings and enslavement of millions. I guess we can ignore all that because a book was published on language in the 1500s. I love your logic and moral compass. What Spain did in those territories were some of worst crimes on the largest scale ever committed in human history. It's good to tell the truth and accept reality.
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  8152. Probably had a lot to do with people being murdered. I'd also like to know which lobbying groups he works for. What organizations he is part of and if these types of ideas are normal in those organizations.
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  8153. @ why would I be interested in making content? Fact is I made a demonstrably true statement which you can’t refute and now you’re having a meltdown. If you actually have an argument I’d love to hear it. Also how can I be a bot, I’m not spouting pro genocidal Zionist talking points.
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  8154. Difference? It is only going to help drag out this war. They're all eventually going to get blown up. The Ukrainians don't have the training or other logistics needed to make these weapons as deadly as they're supposed to be.
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  8155. Absolute psychopaths. They create isis, fund isis then use isis as an excuse to drag us into more war. Pure insanity
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  8156. @kge420. Yes but unlike back then..... If one of our vessels do get hit, there isn't sh!t we can do about it.
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  8157. @Interstellar_98. Which Muslims though? There are so many different ethnic groups, nations and cultures within what you call Muslims. Some of them are world class top tier fighters, some are good fighters, some of them are terrible and some inbetween. Which ones are you referring to?
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  8158. @Badhero88, I don't think this issue has anything to do with being brave or being cowards. A lot of calculations go into this. Also it seems like you're hoping they invade. Why? You want to see thousands and thousands of women and children die? There are 2.3 million civilians in that area who are living in a modern concentration camp. To talk about this like it is some high school fight is crazy. I hope they don't invade and call this insanity off.
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  8159. @Gregor Pettersson, So you believe that Sweden financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in a Nato member state is so important that you'll leave the country if they stop? Hmmmm You strike me as the kind of guy that also pushes old women down steps.
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  8160.  @RAEJDER  Sweden's government is too busy trying to bring more migrants in. What in the world are you talking about.
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  8161.  @genrikmuradyan9967  Oh so you're saying you agree this entire mess was created by Armenia illegally invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians from said area? Nice.
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  8162.  @frankozrin5611  So the tried and tested method of victim blaming. Illegally invade your neighbor's internationally recognized territory. Brutally ethnically cleanse over 800,000 civilians. Then blame the victims for it. Well done Frank Zrin. You win the horrible person of the day award.
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  8163.  @aaegatomondi  If things continue like this some EU nations will start bidding for that gas in your stomach lol
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  8164. You obviously don't know much about the prevailing mindset in Armenia. They see you as inferior beings who need to be exterminated. And you think you can join forces with them to get rid of the Russians? lol Talk about delusion.
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  8165.  @YuriKalutskii  This is true, when Armenia starts seeing it's neighbors as actual people change might come. I guess they'd be less likely to invade their neighbors and brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians if they actually saw them as fellow humans. It will be hard to take that level of hatred and nazi level misplaced feeling of racial superiority out of Armenians. But perhaps it is possible. When they learn to get along with their neighbors peace will come. If they ever learn that is.
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  8166. When the entire world is calling the president Genocide Joe. The question isn't that childish.
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  8167.  @Ricky-tr2hd  Makes sense, I'd leave Serbia too if I had to live there lol
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  8168.  Sam Parsa  They also seem to be at war with large segments of their own population. Let me guess, all those people are western puppets too.
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  8169.  @backgroundMASCAL  Yes the US is at war with a HUGE segment of it's own population. In fact this may end in a civil war in the future. But I can't for the life of me understand what exactly that has to do with my statement earlier. If you can't take on a statement on it's own merits, then simply concede the point and walk away.
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  8170. Bolton, the man who never saw a war he didn't like. Bolton, the man who bragged about helping overthrow democratically elected government. Bolton, the man who lied to the president he was working for so a war can continue. Yes yes, it's John Bolton.......
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  8171. @uio890138. Oh they care but they've put themselves in quite the pickle.
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  8172.  @uio890138  That really isn't an argument bro.
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  8173.  @uio890138  Well at this point they really can't. Bibi knows when this is over he is probably going to jail. He is going to drag this on for as long as he can, regardless of how many civilians die or how much he hurts his own country.
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  8174. Yup and I'm sure he regrets it, like most Biden voters I know. The trouble is people are lazy. All they had to look at was the list of Cabinet members Biden had. It was fairly obvious this was going to be a war administration. The fact people are acting shocked is insanity. All the signs were there. Democracy won't function right when you have a population this detached from reality.
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  8175. That is probably true but how is that any different than this channel itself which is a pure 100% fake news propaganda outlet for the globalists?
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  8176.  @aggelos1053  Imagine the world worked that way? When they complain you're breaking treaties they aren't "making excuses." As far as their jets, how do you expect them to react when you're arming islands (which you got by signing agreements not to arm) The real wasn't isn't who is right and who is wrong. The real question I want to know is why the Greek government is trying so hard to provoke a war? What have the globalists promised them?
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  8177.  @loudora  It's funny how the guy actually put the articles of the treaty up but is unaware that 2 of the three articles are being blatantly broken by Greece. It seems no amount of facts or evidence is going to make people believe the reality of the situation. War is upon those 2 countries :O(
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  8178.  @Polo-rn8ly  People in the west completely underestimate how far we've pushed them, the extent of the lack of trust they have for the west and their resentment for how they've been treated. If the sh!t really hit the fan, I'm not sure Turkey would lift a finger if they were in a position not to.
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  8179.  @notmyself2533  I see you're not a fan of people voting to choose their leaders. Based on things like the religion of the leader or perhaps their ethnicity as well. I remember some German dudes from the 1940s having this same type of philosophy.
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  8180.  @punapeter  Ever heard of projecting? I've literally seen you do exactly the same thing you're accusing that other guy of. You a paid IDF troll or something?
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  8181. 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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  8182.  @thumbs2toes1 it is allowed because the people who personally benefit from it are also the people who decide if it should be allowed or not.
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  8183.  @JIMMYS_VIEW  What you're saying makes absolutely zero sense. Most of the people in Israel today are essentially of European stock. Just because your ancestors convert to a religion of people who happened to be from a specific place doesn' tmaek you the owner of that place. Imagine I converted to some ancient American Indian religion, are you saying that gives me the right to take california and ethnically cleanse everyone there? Claiming it is "my land" because people who used to be the same religion as me used to live there? Do you have any idea how insane you sound? Not to mention you bring god's name into this. Few rational people will believe that god is for genocide, apartheid and concentration camps. The devil however would be proud of that and proud of you besmirching god's name like this.
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  8184. France: Third rate power which believes and behaves like a first rate power. This behavior puts them in a position to be embarrassed again and again. Australia was right to push them out and bring the Americans in. France cannot, in anyway, shape or form help defend Australia.
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  8185.  @Altrantis  Paper tiger perhaps? The simple reality is it doesn't have the ability to project power. Don't think people forgot the Libya operation already. France wanted to take the lead in that operation, after a week it's military was exhausted and America who was "leading from behind" as Obama said had to step in and do the job because the French military simply wasn't up to the task. 4th largest military? Perhaps but who cares how large it is when it can't get a job done?
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  8186.  @Random-ob7dc  They haven't fixed it because it isn't fixable. The positions of the two sides are so apart that it renders negotiation impossible. This will sooner later end in armed conflict.
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  8187.  @Random-ob7dc  They've been negotiating these problems since the 1920s, what in the world are you talking about. When you look at a problem on a simplistic level loaded with emotions, I can see why you'd come to such rudimentary conclusions. I called war in Ukraine back in 2012, simple minds like yourself were saying the same thing. This war won't happen as quickly but it will happen. Nor will it be as brutal and destructive as the Ukraine war but again it will happen. It will probably last a few weeks considering the geography of the issue at hand.
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  8188.  @williampower6534  What genocide, during the entire 2020 war like 20 civilians died. What are you smoking? The only genocide in this region anyone is aware of is when Armenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. You don't call that a genocide but claim 20 dead civilians in a warzone genocide? Seriously?
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  8189.  @barnaclelevi  This is so true, these people are imposters from eastern Europe.
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  8190. The truth left our society a very long time ago. I remember when I realized we're in a post truth society. The build up to the Iraq war, it was all too obvious back then the truth in our society had been murdered.
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  8191.  @RealzEdit  if a conflict breaks out near that island Turkey isn’t just stronger than Britain they’d wreck Britain. Britain simply doesn’t have the manpower or the logistics to deal with what Turkey has that far from its shores. Hell that hypothetical conflict will probably last less than 2 days
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  8192. @Jaisriram01. You sure about that?
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  8193.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  If he was bombing the "Kurds" for being Kurdish the Kurdish regional government of Northern Iraq wouldn't be helping him in these bombings. Comparing what they're doing to Israel's illegal occupation and apartheid rule which has stuffed 2 million people into a modern concentration camp is pure and utter insanity.
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  8194.  @bazah23  most states borders aren’t drawn artificially. There is usually some ethic or religious reasoning behind borders. I don’t call Iraq artificial as an insult. Artificial as in it was drawn by people with zero regard or knowledge as to who lives where.
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  8195.  @יהוהלאקייםבאמת  I fail to see what that has to do with CNN lying about everything.
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  8196. @fn6795. French bases are all going to get shut down 1 by 1. They no longer have expansive energy and have shrinking influence day by day. They'll be a 4th rate nation in the coming decades. The idea of them being able to keep military bases abroad is ridiculous. UK will only be allowed to keep theirs if they're useful to America.
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  8197.  @Mythraen  Yes because we've never seen falsified justifications for military action before lol
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  8198.  @ptrekboxbreaks5198  I'm not sure if Iraq invading little Kuwait equates to the amount of long lasting devastation destroying Iraq, Syria and Libya had. The Iran Iraq conflict was certainly extremely bloody but again it never led to a collapsing government and complete and utter anarchy. You're literally trying to sit here and convince me a common cold is just as bad as having the bubonic plague. Do you have any idea what Libya was like and what it is like now? Condescending comments like "how old are you" aren't helpful to a debate when you literally don't have enough information on the topic at hand.
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  8199.  @ptrekboxbreaks5198  You don't know much about how that Syrian civil war kicked off do you.
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  8200. @aabi6235. What Cyprus issues? They solved that problem back in the early 1970s.
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  8201.  @andrewlee-py9zm  The last thing this comments section needs are more Indian trolls defecating all over the place. Calm down and let civilized people discuss this please.
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  8202. I don't think they were after any economic concessions. Mostly security issues and military tech transfer I'd imagine.
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  8203. So you think to be in nato you have to back the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2? Seriously? Not to mention the fact Israel isn’t a NATO state. If AIPAC didn’t own our corrupt politicians nato might be doing air strikes on Israel to stop the genocide
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  8204.  @senzenimang1354  Except the Africans don't seem to agree with you.
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  8205.  @the_truttth  Russia changed yes but it didn't cease to exist as a country did it? That is the road Armenia is on right now. I'd imagine people living there are terrified.
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  8206.  @jokuvaan5175  It's not simply money, it's the sheer amount of money.
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  8207. They're literally selling land that doesn't belong to them? This is insanity. No wonder they're picky about who they let into this event. Do these criminals have any boundaries any shame? This is not only a violation of law in any country, it is also a violation of international law. But then again, I'd bet these are the same people who cheer on genocide and the slaughter of women and children just because they are the wrong ethnic group sitting on the wrong piece of land.
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  8208. European Parliament lectures the entire world on democracy and corrupt. While at the same time they have little interest in the will of the people and have a lot of interest in being corrupt. You really can't make this stuff up if you tried. The EU Parliament is a joke, citizens in EU nations know it and the world knows it.
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  8209.  @angrymonkey6606  You do realize the only proof of this they have is a random Calendar on a wall right? Which they claimed was a "hamas roster" list. Later it was proven to just be a calendar with the days of the week on it. Their lies have gotten so absurd that even if they tried to tell the truth now, no one would believe them.
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  8210.  @hairolyusof504  I was in no way, shape or form deflecting. Some guy was trying to make Iran out to be some moral standard on issues. I was responding to that.
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  8211.  @darkthunder209  No idea what the Dajjal is but the downfall of the zionist regime of Israel seems close.
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  8212.  @edwintomy6921  Have you seen western media coverage about the canal or have bothered to check? I agree that no western nation will come out as strongly against the canal relative to Russia (for obvious reasons.) Although I'm not sure if these people's questioning of the west's intentions are misguided or "obsessive" as you put it. In case some haven't been paying attention there is a pretty good track record behind that. I know it isn't easy for everyone but lets try to be a little realistic once in a while.
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  8213.  @egeaydn2794  You say it's not progression but regression. It would be wise for you to explain why, instead of simply making statement's we're simply supposed to take at face value.
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  8214.  @dons106  Not my house but I'd bet a lot bro.
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  8215.  @dons106  👍 Yup we'll see how it plays out.
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  8216. @Mira Moche Propaganda is false information. Calling factual information propaganda is itself propaganda. This was an anti-French video. But it was also a factual video.
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  8217. @Mira Moche So that is what you do? When someone confronts your world view you have an emotional meltdown and start screaming idiot? Is that your argument here? Well done skippy And remember if it weren't for us you froggers would be speaking German lol Waiting your next emotional rant with little reason and logic.
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  8218. @Demitri2510, The media tried to paint all Trump voters as far right, that is simply not true. Many were left leaning who basically voted for Trump as a protest vote against the establishment. Again many Trump voters would have no problems voting for RFK.
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  8219. Apparently black lives only matter when the issue is in line with the agenda of the elites.
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  8220. Buckle up my friend it's going to get worse. If this guy keeps cutting interests rates I wouldn't be shocked to see the dollar to 25 liras.
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  8221.  @thehumus8688  Meh they're more similar than they'd like to admit. Both have the same amounts of inbreeding which causes massive genetic damage.
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  8222. @Andy Dondy, I'm one of the major critics of our interventionist foreign policy but you should realize that if we go "KAPUT" as you say, in the short term peace will be the last thing you'll see. There are a lot of nations hoping to settle scores with their neighbors but don't do so due to American pressure. Right off the top of my head I can name 15 wars which would immediately start in such an event. China invades Taiwan. Turkey invades Greece. Russia invades Ukraine, Georgia and a plethora of other nations. Iran invades Saudi Arabia. Serbia invades Kosovo. These are just to name a few which would immediately happen if America went Kaput overnight. I do however agree with you that these endless wars the United States gets into have to stop. At what point will our people realize that spending billions of dollars to slaughter a bunch of poor people around the globe doesn't really help them or us.
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  8223. ​ @b.s.m9732  I'm not saying it should or shouldn't. What I was saying is that your assertion that peace would come immediately after is false. In your last comment you seem to acknowledge it was false as well. Thank you.
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  8224.  @Mr_Timi1  Never claimed you should do anything about it. Refer back to not being too bight, you work real hard to prove it lol
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  8225.  @Mr_Timi1  You'll always get attention from people when you shock them with your stupidity.
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  8226.  @wardellcheeks8224  Oh I see your argument. "They're of X religion, so it is fine to stuff them into concentration camps and ethnically cleanse them." That is literally what you're saying lol
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  8227. Well played Tim lol
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  8228. @Robraw101. When you board and attack a civilian vessel in international waters and then you're shocked when people refuse to cooperate? This was illegal, it was barbaric and it was murder. The Israeli government was even forced to apologize for this insanity and had to pay compensation to the victims of this murder.
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  8229.  @ryann8115  I think it's fairly who's "spewing" what. Lets recap our conversation. I make one sentence passing comment, you respond with a wall of text where you are freaking out and hurling insults. Now you're telling me you're not emotionally invested in this? If not that, what then? You in the habit of having meltdowns because of a random little comment you see on youtube? There might be medication that can help you then.
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  8230.  @atish3024  If it had anything to do with Islamic control we wouldn't be working so hard to defend the inventors of Islamic extremism in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. It's a tad bit more complex than that.
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  8231.  @atish3024  Yet their regime would collapse in less than a year if not propped and defended by the United States. I'd imagine they've put all their eggs in one basket. What happens if one day the United States isn't there anymore? History will tell if they aren't as foolish as they look or are more foolish than they look.
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  8232.  @danisyx5804  Truth be told fascism isn't really a form of government either. It's an ideology. Yes socialism is a form of economics but at the same time that brings up issues of ownership which by it's very nature highly involve a government and how that government behaves. Both principles are highly conducive to the use of form to meet it's objectives which is why I said earlier both can and usually do end up leading to an authoritarian state. Socialism does have a leg up on fascism though on this front. Socialism can end up with a government which isn't as authoritarian (rarely happens, human nature and such) but fascism will almost certainly always lead to extreme forms of authoritarianism.
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  8233.  @danisyx5804  Again in this country it's not really about left or right anymore, the real debate to be had is how much power the government wields. Those in power would be just as willing to push a left wing agenda to concentrate as much power as possible in their hands as they would a right wing agenda. The end goal is the same for them the usurping of power from the people. Don't you find it interesting how the largest, richest and most powerful corporations backed a Democrat over a Republican this election? While we sit here and have ridiculous debates over left and right the freedoms of both sides are slowly being eroded and we're all slowly being pushed into servitude to an all powerful ruling class. Left and right debates in economic matters are extremely important and should be debated. But those debates are only fruitful if you actually have them within the framework of a proper and vibrant democracy which it seems we no longer have.
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  8234.  @UsIsr  So your entire rebuttal to every fact I've presented is that "I hate the Jewish state." That would literally be like the prosecution standing up in court showing immense proof step by step that the defendant is guilty of murder. Then the defense basically simply saying "your honor, all these facts are presented because the prosecutor hates my client." You're simply not going to win a debate like that my man.
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  8235.  @talmoskowitz5221  Again there is no way the United States is going to gain any knowledge of high end weapon systems when they're being used on tribes throwing rocks.
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  8236.  @atish3024  Pirates? Yes. Terrorists highly unlikely. Why would terrorists disrupt shipping lanes which benefit Saudi Arabia and the UAE when nearly 90% of all funding for Islamic terrorists comes from these nations? Are they going to pay to have their own sea lanes disrupted?
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  8237.  @UsIsr  Again you're making ridiculous statements, "picking on Israel?" You do realize this was a video about a specific conflict and a comment section about said video right? What exactly is more natural than to make statements pertaining to the video? Your first argument that one must hate X to point out a fact about X. Now you're saying X is being picked on because facts about an event in the video are being discussed? We're not in third grade and there are no people on this planet or nations on this planet which are beyond criticism. Please make better arguments (if you have any.)
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  8238.  @joablevytam  So you're going to brush aside large scale wars like Iraq and talk about how immeasurably important fighting a bunch of poor villagers with rocks and bottle rockets are to test high tech weapons intended for use against other military powers? Are you fukin kidding me? That would be like you giving me all your money and me trying to convince the world I'm simply teaching you how it should be spent and how you should continue to fork it over. Sorry my man, you'd have better luck convincing someone the earth is flat. Bless your heart for trying to debate the undebatable though.
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  8239.  @joablevytam  You're certainly correct that the opposition in Iraq wasn't exactly world class but compared to groups with Hamas throwing rocks Iraq actually had a decent military. This premise you have that America is providing billions to Israel to see how high tech weapons work against top notch opposition is quite insane. They're literally using these weapons on cavemen. Come up with a better reason please.
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  8240.  @joablevytam  That is not the American view, I don't remember anyone ever making such a ridiculous argument. As we know there are other reason we send all these weapons there and that reason isn't so they can be tested lol No one is under estimating urban warfare but using urban warfare as some sort of rationalization for testing extremely high tech weapons invented to face down conventional militaries is again like trying to convince someone the earth is flat. It's such a ridiculous point of view that I don't think any RATIONAL person would take it seriously.
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  8241.  @joablevytam  Wait, you're the one trying to convince us of some insane premise, trying so hard you're writing walls and walls of text. I think we both know who the "keyboard warrior" here is no? You're having an emotional melt down because someone calls out your bullshit for what it is?
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  8242.  @joablevytam  If wishing for it won't change it, then why are you making on argument on the wish's behalf so ferociously? Your entire argument is essential what you want to be true, completely emotion based. You're so triggered you're writing novels.
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  8243.  @joablevytam  I'm not sure what Israeli tech I'm using to swipe my credit card has to do with what we're debating. You literally sound delirious right now. You went from being triggered to having a full blown meltdown. It's quite scary to witness.
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  8244.  @joablevytam  If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck..........
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  8245.  @RBlindWarlockR  I'm sure all this justifies billions of dollars every year in tax payer money sent there and political cover for modern day ethnic cleansing. Well played Blindwarlock, well played.
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  8246.  @RBlindWarlockR  You'd have to actually not know the definition of ethnic cleansing to make a ridiculous claim like that. A bunch of people live in a specific area, all of a sudden they don't anymore and someone else lives there. You think every single person just simply decided to pick up and move elsewhere? What else are you trying to convince me of? The world is flat? Come on, stop being ridiculous. Call a spade a spade.
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  8247.  @RBlindWarlockR  Oh I see your logic now. I can walk over to my neighbor's house, kill a few of his kids and force the rest of them into a very small prison in the back yard. Then I can expect everyone to feel sorry for me when they throw rocks at me from there? Are you serious? What kind of warped belief system do you actually have?
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  8248.  @RBlindWarlockR  It's hard to read a wall of text after the first two sentences start off with something as insane as saying "Well the earth is flat, below I will prove why." This is a public forum, go easy on the BS because someone will eventually call you out on it.
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  8249.  @RBlindWarlockR  No, I'm generally allergic to things which sound as ridiculous as the flat earth theory. It's an apt analogy in your case and it will be used.
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  8250.  @RBlindWarlockR  "Commenting on" you mean. Read it again and concentrate, you'll get it.
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  8251.  @Xu_Fi_Yan  If proof mattered in this conflict half of Israel's government would be in jail.
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  8252. @Korpiz, can you really blame them though for trying to break the shackles of Russian influence which for all intents and purposes lead to misery and poverty?
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  8253.  @crisss9172  I fail to see what that has to do with his demonstrably true comments about the genocide.
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  8254.  @deniserb4754  Really? How many women and children have been brutally murdered by the military this month? Fact is, no other nation on this planet behaves this way. In fact no nation has behaved this way since WW2.
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  8255.  @errormatrix4159  Yea France Nukes Turkey and the winds carry all the nuclear fallout into Russia and millions there die. Yea, it will end well right? lol
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  8256.  @mylissa2167  That would be the majority of the planet as well.
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  8257. Hard to say people who've been forced out of their homes and into a modern concentration camp are "instigating war." War for them started the day their children were slaughtered, their homes taken and then pushed into an open air prison like cattle. The fact you're blaming the victims here and trying to formulate a narrative to excuse an apartheid state is nothing short of insanity.
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  8258. @PauliePizza. What hypocrisy? Tucker has been quite consistent on this issue. Unlike some of the other America firsters who were then like "Yea America first but only after Israel"
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  8259.  @user-em1uu8oz9j all certainly won’t go. Even if 10% go back it will make a huge dent in growing the Turkish economy
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  8260. @PhotonDome I make a post about apples and you're referring to oranges. Please explain to me how what you're saying has anything to do with my point that if enough Syrians from around the world move back to Syria with skills they've acquired it will help the Syrian economy. Explain this please.
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  8261. @ Again I fail to see how any of that has anything to do with the point I made about Syrians from around the world going to Syria will help the Syrian economy. Are you feeling okay?
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  8262.  @PhotonDome  No one claimed a puzzle is made of one piece. Again you're making up a ghost and trying to debate with it. I honestly feel for your sanity. Hope you don't live in Syria, that country is trying to rebuild and less mentally unstable lunatics would be good for that country gith now.
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  8263.  @greenkoopa  Don't go looking for outrage where it doesn't exist.
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  8264.  @greenkoopa  Make joke, Get triggered when someone doesn't think it's funny. Nice. I love the times we live in here in the west. Feelings matter so much.
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  8265.  @yuchoob  I don't remember doing that. How about you not telling someone to stop doing something they aren't doing? lol What is attracting all the morons to this video?
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  8266.  @yuchoob  What is growing year on year? His approval rating? If so, can you please show us what you're basing this idiotic premise on?
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  8267.  @sagichnichtsowiesonicht7326  That is a bad thing? lol
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  8268.  @sagichnichtsowiesonicht7326  Nor is it a crime to sign up for youtube in 2020. Btw how is that pipeline of yours doing after we blew it up? I wonder what we'd have to blow up next till you guys grow enough balls to complain about it lol
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  8269. From Herat, The Afhan migrants act exactly the same way as the Pakistani ones. Sometimes worse. Personally they should all be shipped home.
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  8270. I'm confused, are you for the killing of 4,500 babies? Or do you think it isn't enough?
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  8271. @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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  8272. @eytansuchard8640 So you're saying the international community to step in and do what exactly? Protect the group which was illegally occupying another nation's internationally recognized community? And chastise the group which is enforcing a plethora of UN resolutions? What you're proposing is pure and utter insanity. No nation will put themselves in a political and legal bind like that.
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  8273. @Ituber012 anti government type thinking was etched into the fabric of America since it's foundation. When government gets too big, gets too intrusive there is always a backlash. That is what the R.R. era was. Since the 1950s as the government got bigger, as it became more intrusive the quality of life of the average American has steadily gone down.
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  8274. Fail to see how this matters. There is a worldwide boycott of McDonalds. So why is anyone eating there to begin with? Sorry but I can't find myself to feel bad for people who get a stomach ache from eating at a genocide Plus burger joint.
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  8275.  @pauldorfman701  Well that's a fairly simplistic view of how the world works no? I didn't realize that if you buy military hardware from another nation you automatically "become like them." That is like me buying a car from a pervert and automatically getting his tendencies? What the hell are you smoking?
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  8276.  @anthonysmith7014  Old habits die hard. Besides don't the Germans also browbeat other nations on things they did even longer ago than the events in question? Don't be hypocrites, take your medicine.
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  8277.  @anthonysmith7014  The Germans can't be accused of browbeating the history of other nations? Hmmm Are you sure? Is that an argument you want to hang your hat on?
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  8278. 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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  8279. @pollsfriend. So they've been "under" Hamas terrorism for this long yet somehow voted Hamas in? Interesting. It is hard to see any world under which these people see Hamas in any other way than their outlet of resistance.
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  8280.  @ShahAznable  Yup, they know better than the guy who mad this video what is about to happen to them.
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  8281.  @ln3851  lol
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  8282.  @renatocm2881  You fail to realize that at times past actions can help you predict future actions. Assuming someone simply won't do something when they've repeated done it with no tangible evidence as to why they would change this behavior is quite ridiculous. Yes obviously he won't travel somewhere overseas for said interview for security reasons but I doubt those are in play if someone goes to him. This isn't about verbs. This is about simple logic and reasons. Where facts>Someone's feelings.
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  8283.  @js70371  I wouldn't either if I were him. What does he have to gain from any of that?
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  8284.  @oranges557  Those developing nations are crazy you say? Compared to who exactly? The developed world where most of the nations are funding and cheerleading a genocide going on in Gaza? Those nations? What you're saying is not only false but demonstrably false.
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  8285.  @oranges557  Yes but the average human on earth also a lot less likely to be a prisoner of war in the hands of the Russians, considering they aren't galivanting around the world invading a new poor country every 4 years.
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  8286.  @oranges557  you seems to forget how we treated prisoners of war in Iraq. What was the name of that prison we had which was works famous for war crimes. Abu grahib or something like that. Stop making ridiculous comments which have no basis in reality. What is and what you want it to be seem detached from each other
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  8287. The way things look I think America is Israel's proxy lol
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  8288.  @justsayinfornow5274  I think your cat knows whats up as well.
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  8289. I wonder if this will lead to regime change in France.
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  8290. @Andrea Valgrande, I think the reason for that is simple. They don't want this war on their shoreline. Nations far away seem to be stoking the flames and want the war to continue. It's surreal to watch.
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  8291. @@Isoid, Unlike our elections here their elections are monitored by international organizations. Unlike our elections their elections are rarely contested by anyone. They have a pretty sold voting and vote counting system which is extremely transparent. There really is no way to cheat it. Who ever gets the most votes will win.
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  8292. Seems like the apartheid state has signed its death warrant.
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  8293. @Allan Lantree, Europe almost as no choice. Europe literally doesn't have the means to defend itself and their leaders know it. Most of the military forces in the EU are paper tigers. Like France for example who on paper looks like they have a decent military only have enough munitions for 3 days of a major war.
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  8294. I've been following politics a long time (I'm old) When ever you see the mainstream media run a story that is "citing an unidentified U.S. official" that story is BS. However if you put yourself in Russia's shoes, it might make sense for them to send some air defense systems in Lebanon. The media just gave them an idea lol
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  8295. @counseloridealist. You do realize Genocide Joe is a democrat right?
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  8296.  @bawerguner1607  He may be irrelevant but that isn't what is important. Is his comment irrelevant or not. You do realize the entire point of a comments section is to get across ideas right? According to you 99% of people shouldn't even bother using the comments section because they are "irrelevant?" How insane are you?
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  8297.  @julianciahaconsulting8663  This is true. But the Ukrainian government, even with their crimes have never attempted to slaughter civilians on the scale Israel is doing. In fact I'm not sure there is a government on the planet since WW2 that behaved this way. The world isn't used to seeing a fully mechanized army who's sole mission is to slaughter as many unarmed women and children as possible.
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  8298.  @rich667  If someone started compiling a list it would be too long for a youtube comments section. Lets start with a few of the obvious ones. Sarkozy of France is a big one considering he is the one who really pushed the destruction of Libya hard. Obama, Hillary Clinton, Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Nuland, Tony Blair.
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  8299.  @rich667  If someone got a chance to look at the crimes of the queen, again it would probably be like 5000 pages long.
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  8300.  @rich667  Times like this I wish I had access to her file at the international court. But you know how it is, it is probably buried so deep the public will not be allowed to see it.
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  8301.  @Cdkmedia  Seems like my comment triggered you. Why is it that the most piss ant nations seem to have the most nationalist people. Screaming how powerful they are. "Greece is by no means weak." Seriously bro? It's a small banana republic ruled by foreigners.
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  8302.  @renaldyazhari2709  All this draconian censorship won't change people's minds on the issue. The jig is up, people know what this apartheid colonial genocidal entity really is. No censorship is going to be able to hide this reality from here on out.
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  8303.  @leonalchemist  They have less and there for get desperate more often. A hint of desperation in EU nations and we'll see the same thing. Remember what happened during covid when it came to sharing needed medical supplies. The idea of unity went right out of the window immediately. Also historically don't try to compare Europe's greed with others. You'll lose that comparison every single time.
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  8304.  @harry8154  He could just move to California.
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  8305.  @MohamedRazeen-p5l  Yes yes, they're so peaceful now that for the first time since WW2 they're using a mechanized army to murder as many women and children as possible. That is just soooo peaceful. What else you want to convince me of? That men can get pregnant? People are tired of demonstrably false BS> Take your genocidal talking points wrapped in woke talking points out of my face.
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  8306.  @dennisbradley5620  No idea if that 1 million applications is real or not but one thing is apparent. Russia isn't haven't nearly as hard a time recruiting bodies for the meat grinder as Ukraine.
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  8307.  @imsearching4yearsnowforana966  You do realize Turkey existed before the EU right? I'd imagine they'll still be there after the EU breaks up as well.
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  8308. Ben getting triggered had nothing to do with a dumb tactic. It had everything to do with Ben's hypocrisy. He always said facts don't care about your feelings. He also said "no identity politics" But when the topic was his identity and the feelings were his. Well apparently his feelings didn't care about the facts. This isn't about left or right or about Tucker. It is about how badly Ben outed himself as a hypocrite. This conflicted outed a lot of people and made a lot of people look like hypocrites. People on the left and the right.
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  8309.  @postcardsfromthecanyon844  You're sick of people pointing out something painfully obvious? What people are sick of are people who try to pawn off their emotions as legitimate talking points. You like her, someone said somethin bad about her. Now you have to go on a childish rant about it with no real decent talking point. Well done. Sometimes I wonder when the dumbest among us started being the loudest among us.
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  8310. People still say administration? Most just call it the Biden regime
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  8311.  @frederikbrandt424  Certainly not. I've been a huge proponent for recognition of the Armenian genocide for about 20 years. To a point where in college I used to hold collect signatures to add more of the topic into the curriculum. Right is right my friend and wrong is wrong. Mass slaughter is wrong regardless of who is doing the slaughtering and who is being slaughtered. I'd imagine what is really ironic are people who support recognition of the Armenian genocide yet completely and utterly ignore what was done to the Azeris a few decades ago.
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  8312.  @rockyjohnson9243  So you're calling for a Genocide? Just like Genocide Joe? Is Biden your hero now?
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  8313. He has zero interest in joining the EU. He is basically making demands on things he doesnt' even want simply to drag Sweden through the mud. Few nations would be willing to join the EU (Soviet Union 2.0) at this point. The EU is more likely to lose members than admit more members these days.
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  8314. Is Twitter forcing anyone to watch it? What kind of alternate reality do you live in?
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  8315. @Inimicus, imagine what else your government has been up to which hasn't been put under a microscope yet.
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  8316.  @InimicusXII  The major difference being most other western nations aren't situated in a geography where most of their neighbors are small and poor. Less chances to do these types of things. You do see it though far off their shores. Look how France is using Greece to do to Turkey what Australia did to Timor. Unlike Australia their policy doesn't seem to be working.
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  8317. Well considering a majority of the Kurds voted for him, yea I'd imagine he might do that.
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  8318.  @Player2blood  Iran can't afford bots. Think about what you're saying.
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  8319.  @austindarrenor  So you believe those there longer should have a say in who can enter and who the other members will go to war to protect? An organization structured like that won't last long. It might also fall apart as soon as the bullets start flying.
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  8320.  @austindarrenor  That could be a workable solution but wouldn't carry the same political weight as being a member of Nato. smaller side alliances would have less political if a country decides not to adhere to it's principles for what ever reason. The easiest solution I'd imagine would be for Sweden to simply apologize for financing armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in a Nato country and cut the financing off to these groups. Then they'll be allowed in quite easily.
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  8321.  @rezaman2080  "Turkey who doesn't like Sweden for WHAT EVER reason?" Did you seriously say that? The reason is fairly clear. Sweden is financing armed groups which are attacking Turkey. It's odd to join a defense alliance when you're financing an armed group attacking a member of that alliance no? But yea they don't like them for "what ever reason." lol
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  8322.  @Alex-ez1lk  The guy isn't wrong though is he?
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  8323.  @vihailevagi  You really believe that? Invade another sovereign nation in breach of international law based on a lie which kills millions. A situation where more than 40% of all children under the age of 15 died in the ensuing 4 years and there are no war crimes and human rights violations? How many people have to be killed for you to assume it's a crime? 1 million? 2 million? 50 million?
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  8324.  @godfather5814  Out of those 1 million Iraqis how many were soldiers who died in battle. Did you happen to look that one up before jumping to conclusions? I'm actually not the one defending criminals you are, considering you seem to believe the invasion of Iraq and the deaths of hundreds and thousands of people to be "not that bad." On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you exactly? Do you get excited at the prospect of women and children being slaughtered? The devil has infected your mind.
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  8325. I wonder if this politician is aware that the guy ruling his country works for Israel. This guy is probably going to end up in some torture chamber not too long from now. :O(
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  8326. You'd think that would have taken place during the military operation no? When tons of bullets were flying around and barely any civilians were killed or injured during an entire military operation?
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  8327. At this point it looks like they aren't going to sell to either of them. Which is I'd imagine the best policy. As nations keep pouring weapons all they're doing is prolonging the war and ensuring more people die.
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  8328.  @kevinwarburton2938  Arms sales won't even come close to making a dent in that economy. What it can do is provide more liquidity to the arms industry itself for it to stay a float and keep innovating. But it will have no impact on the economy, the numbers simple don't add up. Like an earlier poster said it would take billions, not hundreds of millions to make a dent in the economy.
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  8329. So according to your logic the 1 plantation owner who owned 500 slaves was the oppressed one? Because there were more slaves than slave owners on his plantation? Is that your argument? Good luck selling that one.
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  8330. @Michal, When these things happen in France it doesn't bother me much. If these north Africans slaughter about 6 million French people in France the scorecard might be just about even. What boils my blood is when I see these things happen in Finland for example as Fins have literally done nothing to the home nations of these people. Nor have things Finland does caused the refugees in the first place. That boils my blood. France, yea France deserves all this and more.
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  8331.  @yodhevavhe6677  Not as crazy as a human being support the genocidal zionist regime of Israel.
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  8332.  @Jesus_Christ_isKing  So let me get this straight. You believe god is so sadistic that he would fully support apartheid, brutality, concentration camps, the targeting and murdering of women and children? Most rational people would consider what you just said an insult to god. But the devil, now he is probably extremely happy with how you're portraying god. You are doing the work of the devil, congrats.
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  8333.  @WinXitheP00h  Egypt does a lot for Gaza. Egypt has a puppet dictator who works for Israel and helps Israel keep Gaza blockaided. It does a lot for Gaza, a lot of bad things.
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  8334. The only way these fake news outlets can get any viewers is probably on youtube with catchy titles.
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  8335. Sanctions have a way of boomeranging. Your government doesn't care though, they'll do as they're told. Regardless of how you guys feel about it.
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  8336. Call it the maiden flight not virgin bro lol
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  8337. @@TOM-TOM-TOM According to your logic should all Israelis be massacred like cattle because they voted for Netanyahu? Think of what you're saying. This is some serious genocidal rhetoric.
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  8338.  @ninaira8670  Even if it was 100%. It doesn't matter. You cannot take a fully mechanized army and go out of your way to slaughter children. No country on earth does this. Well except for one.
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  8339.  @cplcabs  Israeli aircraft never entered Iranian airspace. They fired from a far and left. All those fireworks you're seeing are the IDF missiles being intercepted.
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  8340.  @MrAnushn  You're 'right, India has it's own problems. Like 80% of it's population still defecating on the streets.
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  8341. @Gary Y, you're ight integrity is everything. But the issue is when the source of the news is from people zero integrity it makes a person stop and pause as to the validity of the claims. This media has lost so much trust that if they told people the world wasn't flat, people would start questioning that too. That is how bad it is right now.
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  8342.  @kolumbos  Yes and her Husband's family are actually a big part of why Israel is able to do what it is doing to the Palestinians. Then they strut this poor woman on T.V. to shed a few tears for a situation they're helping create. Probably because they don't want their own people to revolt. It is absolutely disgusting.
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  8343.  @James396Smith  You'd have to know the history and how complicit Jordan's ruling family is in what is happening to Palestinians.
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  8344. So let me get this straight, extra legislation is somehow going to stop some guy from beating his wife? An act which is already illegal? As if we need more of those social justice warrior nonsense.
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  8345. @Bernd Turkey is already at war with the Kurds in Syria and Iraq. How is your master plan coming along? lol
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  8346. @Hub Bone. The difference is America has the capability to put America first. Europe doesn't have that luxury. They are going to end up someone's vassal. They have to decide who.
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  8347. Catchy song, I'm thinking of making a video with that song. Do I have your permission? lol
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  8348.  @leowolf2930  How so? This specific community has been there for more than 1000 years right in the middle of mostly Muslim Palestinians and did just fine. Yet they can't survive just a few decades of Zionist rule, they're about to be exterminated. By what metric can you possibly equate those two things as equal? Aside from rhetoric and emotional outbursts (which aren't arguments)
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  8349. @GxG, and what we simply ignore the ruling elite that is doing this to us? Helping their agenda by becoming more and more polarized? Well done GxG, you're doing exactly what they want.
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  8350.  @SJ-mf2ci  I guess it's easy to say that for many of us due to the places we live. But just imagine the millions of people who will be harmed and have their lives destroyed if this happened. I'm not happy with what is going on but I also don't want to see the country burn down. There has to be a better less bitter way for things to get better no?
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  8351.  @SJ-mf2ci  In some instances this is true. I'm just saying the prospect of that is terrifying. Also we're not fixing a T.V. here. If you break a society like ours, it's possible it never gets put back together. I don't know maybe some states and regions forming their own nations might be the best option? Either way it's all terrifying.
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  8352.  @WayneBilodeau  The entire world knows what this is about. It is about apartheid, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing.
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  8353.  @jamesdean2651  Why is it that nearly 100% of the people in those occupied territories are Armenian? Might it have something to do with the 800,000 civilians the Armenians ethnically cleansed when they illegally invaded and occupied their neighbor's territory? Perhaps? You can't sweep something like that under the rug. Armenia will eventually have to pay reparations for those war crimes against such a huge number of civilians.
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  8354.  @jamesdean2651  98% of the people living in Karabakh are Armenian because the Armenians invaded it in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians from this area. Obviously there are no Azeris left. The ones who stayed were massacred and the rest fled. So according to your logic you can simply ethnically cleanse people and then claim that country has no right on said territory because not enough of them live there? What kind of insanity is this?
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  8355. @vargusdread8740 As much as I detest the tin pot wanna be dictator in Canada called Trudeau. I wouldn't compare Macron to him. Most of the damage Trudaeu can do is confined to Canada. Macron is insane, he is trying to meddle in global affairs and project military power his nation simply doesn't have. He is 1000x more dangerous to the world than Trudeau
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  8356.  @Sniperboy5551  Not sure it is that bad. France for all intents and purposes is a pretty irrelevant nation. Except for the fact Macron doesn't understand he is running a 3rd rate nation and starts causing trouble as if he runs a first rate nation. Scary stuff.
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  8357.  @Jules-z4e  Except for regime change in Libya for France which the French weren't able to do themselves.
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  8358.  @Kv1ci  So let me try to understand your logic. If you happen to live in an era of high tech innovation and happen to be the civilization driving said innovation, that somehow means everyone has to simply ignore all the terrible things which were done? Is that your argument? So you're saying Elon Musk for example can go around pillaging people and slaughtering people and we shouldn't say anything because of his achievements? Do you have any idea how insane you sound?
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  8359.  @feudinggreeks3316  Lets summarize the novel you just wrote. 1. Ignore a comment you made which was called out, mention something else you said and build a strawman off it. 2. Ignore what nations are actually doing and form your entire argument of what you think other nations might do (which they aren't doing) 3. Have an emotional meltdown. 4. Insult anyone who doesn't agree with your childish easily debunked views. Anything else to add? You might as well start telling us your dad can beat our dads up.
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  8360. "We're liberal, we're all for helping deranged people." But we have zero tolerance for people with a different point of view. Anyone who doesn't agree with me must be crushed. I feel like today's liberals are a lot like the conservatives from the early 2000s in the build up to the Iraq war. It's surreal.
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  8361.  @shafuimcoming5151  I doubt they'd put any conditions on such a small sum of money. They might not take it due to how bad current relations are between the two nations.
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  8362.  @Rebel-cd6gc  You'd be surprised what governments do. You don't have to look far to see governments doing things which boggle the ordinary person's mind. We just had an environmental disaster in America with nasty chemicals spilling all over a small community. So many people are suffering and yet the government sees fit to literally do nothing to help them yet they'll send 100 million to Turkey. Not saying they shouldn't help Turkey, it's a good thing to do but it's odd when they won't spend that kind of money on their own people who are suffering a disaster as well. Not to mention like I said Turkey will probably reject it.
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  8363.  @cathyvanatta he is a Zionist bot. They can never back up their outlandish claims
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  8364. What were they arguing about? It was hard to understand what they were saying. Was Alec Baldwin angry because he is pro apartheid and concentration camps? Or was it a personal beef?
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  8365.  @CM3Dave  You do realize your prewritten propaganda talking points have essentially all been proven false right? First lets talk about the Palestinians who supposedly have it the best. The ones who are Israeli citizens. You do know Israel has laws prohibiting them from buying land in certain areas? Such restrictions do not apply to Jews. That is a clear cut case of an apartheid law which makes an apartheid state. The marriage laws and the right of family reunion is also a two tier legal system for Israeli citizens. If you're Jewish you face zero restrictions on such matters, if you are Palestinian, you face massive restrictions. The law essentially treats you differently based on your ethnicity. There are 100s of other such laws in the apartheid state of Israel's books. You can easily look them up, you simply can't hide this fact. As far as Gaza goes, Gaza is demonstrably the world's only concentration camp. Not only the only one in the world but also the largest and longest lasting concentration camp in human history. You have 2.3 million people walled off from the world. They can't build ports, they're not allowed to build water systems for irrigation. They can't move freely, they can't trade with other nations as they please. Israel determines how much water they drink and how many calories they're allowed to consume. This is by every definition of the word a concentration camp. And now Israel is enacting it's "final solution" to the people of said concentration camp. Again something the world hasn't seen since WW2. Appalling behavior that no one can explain away. More civilians have died in Gaza in the past two weeks than all the wars around the globe since 2020 COMBINED. Even including the huge Ukraine Russia war which has lasted almost two years. Israel is a rogue state. The fascist apartheid regime is guilty of literally breaking every single war crime on the books via the Geneva convention. (it is the only nation to have done this in the modern era.) You can try to rationalize away these crimes but it isn't going to work. This isn't the early 2000s where Israel can slaughter human beings like cattle and use mass media to cover it up. This is now the true information age, the world is watching. Israel's reputation will never recover from this, the vast majority of the world will treat it like pariah state it is. Even here in the west, our nations who support this insanity are becoming isolated from a world which is shocked and appalled by this insanity.
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  8366.  @maxenglish3328  Because they're a fake royal family. They're nothing more than colonial managers. They don't represent the interests of their people but the interests of the people holding their leash.
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  8367.  @aevans-jl9ym  How does that change the fact the vast majority of those 185,000 Christians outside of Gaza overwhelmingly feel oppressed in Israel and the west bank. I'm sure you've seen videos of nuns being spit on. Your rhetoric and the narrative it is trying push doesn't really stand up against reality. Reality>Your feelings.
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  8368.  @BadAssElf810  I'm not sure they'd be able to do such a thing even if they tried. Occupying Gaza is one thing, invading entire nations which actually have a military is another. Maybe Israel can fight them off if they're playing defense and that is even in doubt now. No way Israel can walk into and occupy these nations. They don't have the capabilities. Right now there are only three military forces on the planet who are equipped and built to do such a thing. Israel is not one of them.
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  8369.  @BadAssElf810  How they feel is something they have to deal with, it isn't up to me to decide how they feel. I was essentially responding to a post about them invading and occupying surrounding nations. They simply can't do it regardless of how they "feel."
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  8370. @Rowbo Does gaming, The freedom part comes from parents a say in what their small children are taught. Unless you believe children are the property of the government.
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  8371. Globalist false narrative media is only very clear and very precise in creating false narratives.
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  8372. @J Loftus, making a lot of noise and basically doing nothing.
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  8373. They won't dump their outpost. They're less likely to defend one of their own states than Israel. But lets assume that happens and America does dump Israel. That country would collapse within a few years.
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  8374.  @michalcynarski7321  Everyone dying is a victim in this. Those poor soldiers have zero idea why they're there (if they knew they'd leave.) And all those poor civilians who get caught up in this. Just so some psychopaths in Washington can make believe they're playing geo political chess.
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  8375. @Avantgarde909. So you want the architects of the greatest crimes against humanity seen on the planet since WW2 to formally take over? Interesting.
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  8376. @Dvd8197. You basically called out 99% of people who harp about democracy, rule of law, minority rights and human rights. I remember Obama talking about how important democracy is about 4 hours before he helped military dictator overthrow the democratically elected president of Egypt. lol
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  8377.  @MultiClassof2010  You know what, if what you're saying were true you'd have a leg to stand on. But you do realize what Israel does it is able to do because of our support right? We literally enable them to do this. So even if we don't like it, we are part of the conversation. If we didn't use our veto power at the UN, half of Israel's government would be arrested and tried at the international court of human rights.
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  8378.  @MarcSpagnola-xv3ju  It is a good thing to harp about. It's a horrible thing to harp about when you don't really mean it and cheer on human rights abuses in other instances. The fact you're having trouble understanding this premise means I should be asking you the same question you've asked me. This isn't a complicated thing to understand btw.
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  8379.  @dvdv8197  If only the issue were confined to just one man.
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  8380.  @francisdelacruz6439  That is a horrible analogy. Just like there are rules to what a cop can and can't do under circumstance xyz. There are rules to what soldiers can and can't do in war. In your analogy you're essentially saying a cop should be able to shoot you because he doesn't like the way you look. Then come up with some lame excuse that makes no sense claiming you were a threat. All you're really doing is making excuses for one of the worst regimes the world has seen in 70 years. One that is responsible for kicking people out of their homes, slaughtering their children and sticking the remaining 2 million survivors into a modern day concentration camp. You do realize what you write on the internet stays nearly forever right? You also realize we live in an odd cancel culture? So what happens down the line when people realize you're making excuses for ethnic cleansing and genocide? People have lost their jobs for much less.
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  8381.  @davidagiel8130  It isn't another country. It's actually their land which was illegally taken from them. Not to mention they were slaughtered like cattle and shoved into modern concentration camps. "Don't invade other countries then." You're a real piece of work.
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  8382.  @MarcSpagnola-xv3ju  In most cases you'd probably be right. But there are times where most normal human beings intuitively know when something is evil. Like when someone strangles puppies for fun on the weekends. Or other times when you see people cheering on and glorifying the wholesale slaughter of women and children. Just sayin...
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  8383. Maybe this is true. The problem is once CNN says it the majority of people will simply assume it's false.
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  8384. So you love the cold and deep analytical capabilities of these guys. Until they put those capabilities to a topic on which you have cognitive dissonance on? 😂 You’re essentially telling us your feeling don’t like their facts Also they did talk about Oct 7th a lot. They covered all the evidence which came out proving the IDF killed most of the people who died frat dat via their Hannibal doctrine. The jig is up bro, people know. The propaganda has fallen apart
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  8385.  @mustafagokcegozoglu7472  According to Colonel Douglas McGregor (don't know how right he is) but they have an insane ability to mobilize 2 million men within 3 weeks. That is insane if true. You'd have to have some pretty perfected logistics in place to pull such a thing off, it's almost hard to believe.
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  8386. Zionist talking point made by genocidal maniacs. Palestinians aren’t going anywhere. They want to live on their own land
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  8387. Nor is Orban of Hungary. Italy is starting to tilt that way as well.
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  8388. I think the world is in shocked at how unhinged these guys really are. The mask has been removed and no one is impressed.
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  8389.  internetresearchagency2238  Wow that is basically an open call to genocide. Their version of the "final solution." Surreal that they actually got away with it.
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  8390. So you went out of your way to protest a pro apartheid pro concentration camp position? Interesting. Not to mention you're literally calling for ethnic cleansing in Gaza and the West bank. I get that this is your position but at least be man enough to admit what the position is in plain words.
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  8391. @Bazz he sure is entertaining thought.
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  8392.  @lawtraf8008  In the new world order run by the globalist elite, being pro-your own country is the biggest sin you can take part in. The biggest crime to partake in.
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  8393.  @quintrankid8045  Actually they're protesting against violence, such as the slaughter of women and children. On a scale not seen since WW2.
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  8394. Courtesy of the Russians.
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  8395.  @vatiliaidau1770  and just below 90 million civilians would disagree with you. Along with 100s of Israeli officials who are complaining this attack wasn’t on par with how hard Iran hit Israel
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  8396. I'm fairly sure the Azeris don't want or need some genetically damaged inbred causing trouble in their ranks.
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  8397.  @JavierFernandez01  And what are Hamas if not a group of Palestinians?
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  8398.  @JavierFernandez01  What in the world are you rambling on about.
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  8399. @2aph0d_b33blebr0x I'm not sure I'd agree with the assessment of the Polish politician. Again it feels more like the EU is the Soviet Union 2.0
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  8400.  @leon19736  Well after he got extremely famous for his completely honest "quote" he was interviewed, the house he is now living in shown and who was the previous owner of said house. Just because you haven't looked into the backstory of what actually happened doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It makes me think you aren't actually interested in what actually happened or is happening. You're more interested in what you want to be true. Someone stealing someone's home and openly claiming if he didn't do it someone else will, is not Arab propaganda. Who this guy is, is easily attainable knowledge, where he is from is easily attainable knowledge. Unless somehow you think the Arabs are simply slick enough for some next level planning where they found a Jewish settler who is originally from NY to pretend to squat in someone's house who was just evicted and then have a moment of honestly caught on tape, you seem to over estimating what the Arabs are capable of. I'll say again you have zero interest in what actually happened. You're more interested in protecting your world view. Which is sad really. I don't think someone talking sense into you is possible, I doubt it will make you a more rational or better person. Either way it won't matter, history will judge this and everyone who backs this (you included) very harshly. I'd imagine your descendants will distance themselves from your stance as well in order not to be shamed in the future.
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  8401.  @vladimirdyuzhev Israeli tanks are burning in the dozens
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  8402.  @tr1b1tur  I didn't realize you saw Biden and the United States administration has a Hitler type situation where they have to "teach the disobedient" lessons.
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  8403.  @daveclark8337  Those people you mentioned weren't famous for being the only person on T.V. telling the truth. This guy isn't going away. Megyn Kelly was a hack. Bill O'Reilly was an establishment propagandist who got fired after he served his purpose to the elites. Lou Dobbs really had no following even though unlike the other ones he seemed to have some integrity. The only person you can compare Tucker's influence to in media would probably be Joe Rogan. It's funny how the only two guys with the balls to tell the truth on taboo topics are also the most influential, that is how few of them exist.
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  8404. It doesn't seem like this deal is about money.
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  8405. @Petecoupon3814. You don't even have to do that. Just lift the threats toward the ICC (international court) and let them try him for aiding and abetting genocide. No need to ban anything, just follow simple international law is all.
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  8406.  @elenilepouri7253  You do realize when those "colonies" were formed that place wasn't empty right? There were people living there who were invaded and occupied so those colonies you speak of could be built. So is it your contention that it's okay for group A to invade and colonize land but not okay for group B? Interesting point of view.
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  8407.  @elenilepouri7253 Oh I see, so again when one group invades, colonizes and assimilates another group you call it giving civilization. When another group does it, it's wrong. Wow talk about how powerful cognitive dissonance can be. If we're going to use your exact logic I guess we can say the Turks made Constantinople great again when they conquered it. In the 1400s under Byzantine control Constantinople was depopulated and a dying and decaying city. After the Turks took it 50 years later it had massive economic growth and the subsequent massive influx of people led to a population boom making the city great again. Now I actually don't believe that but if we're going to apply your logic to the situation I guess it's true?
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  8408.  @elenilepouri7253  They basically took a dying and depopulated city which was nearly bankrupt and made it a financial center. That is the definition of making something great again. Again this isn't my point of view, this is what YOUR logic leads to. Also when the Greeks went into Asia Minor is it your contention these areas were empty? They weren't, there were 100s of ancient civilizations already there like the Hittites. They were invaded and assimilated by the Greeks. You are glorifying invasion occupation and assimilation of indigenous people yet complain about it when it happens to you? Honestly how big of a hypocrite are you?
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  8409.  @elenilepouri7253  You should also know that the Greek population of the city exploded 50 years after the city was taken. Apparently the Greeks of the time don't agree with your point either. If you don't believe me, look it up. You seem to have a terrible relationship with reality.
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  8410.  @elenilepouri7253  So your point is still the same, when you invade somewhere and assimilate the people it's okay. When someone else does it, it's terrible. Again your hypocrisy is through the roof. Not saying the Greeks invading Anatolia all those thousands of years ago was a bad thing, in fact it was simply what all civilizations did back then. But the fact you hold them to one standard and others to a completely difficult standard is nothing short of ridiculous. As far as ethnic cleansing we don't have to look back 100s of years, what happened on Cyprus when the Greeks there tried to exterminate a small little minority group? This wasn't that long ago either. Let me guess, it never happened right? lol
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  8411.  @elenilepouri7253  How do you account for the fact that 50 years after the conquest the Christian population of the city exploded? Have you ever heard of the term cognitive dissonance? If not look it up and see what it means. You seem to be allergic to reality.
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  8412.  @elenilepouri7253  Yea except for that fact that humans tend to migrate to where they can find economic opportunity. Fact of the matter is it was a dying, depopulated, impoverished city that was turned into a sprawling and wealthy metropolis where hundreds and thousands of people wanted to move. Those are the facts, I can see you have a terrible relationship with facts. Your emotions on what you want to be true tends to override what is actually true in your mind. It's sad really.
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  8413.  @elenilepouri7253  So you're going to rationalize massive ethnic cleansing recently on a small island by talking about events from 100s of years ago? You do realize that according to your logic I can walk over to my neighbor's house and slaughter his entire family then claim it's okay because one of his ancestors 100s of years ago did something terrible as well. How do you not see how insane you're coming off right now? Are you that much of an extremist that you've shut your brain off to all reality, reason and logic? Your lack of being rational terrifies me honestly. You might be at a point where there is no way to turn you back into a rational human being.
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  8414.  @elenilepouri7253  Yea in some instances it does and in some instances it doesn't. When a place creates so much opportunity that provide people start moving there it's a net plus. WHen you have a modern leftist ideology where you give free stuff to everyone then you get people moving there who aren't productive and eat up all the resources. Fact of the matter is they took a dying city and made it immeasurably wealthier. It went from a place people wanted to leave to a place people wanted to go. The numbers are clear on this, this is a fact. On this front today isn't much different, why do you think there are over one million Greeks in America. They went to a place where they live better.
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  8415.  @elenilepouri7253  So if the Greeks were such amazing people why did their cities dwindle to nothing and fall into stagnation? If the Turks were as stupid as you claim, how did they conquer the Greeks so easily and then have a massive economic turn around soon there after? What you're saying simply doesn't jive with facts, as usual. Any more fantasy you have for me to dismantle with reality?
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  8416.  ISLAMMEHMEDOV  Also I think I saw in an earlier post that you're a Crimean Tatar? Are you still in Crimea?
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  8417.  @jacstvofficial4490  You can't steal people's homes, murder their children and then stuff the survivors into the world's only concentration camp and expect them not to respond. Not to mention they're taking hostages to trade for the over 10,000 Palestinian hostages the apartheid colonial genocidal regime called Israel is holding. Be realistic here, no one is buying these BS talking points anymore. The apartheid entity has been exposed worldwide.
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  8418.  @Ambroxan  How about an American conservative who has been following what is going on there. Palestinian hostages (over 10,000 of them) which Israel has been holding have been proven by international monitoring agencies to have been raped. The hostages released by Hamas, all of them have said in interviews they've been treated well. Reality is reality.
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  8419.  @MandTddesigns  What know what they tell us. Which isn't pretty. Not to mention they recently had a riot because they were mad convicted rapists who raped hostages on camera were arrested. They were basically saying rape is okay. We don't need to know much more about Israeli society. It isn't surprising that colonial apartheid entity would produce a sick and twisted culture. The jig is up my man, the world knows. That genie isn't going back in the bottle.
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  8420.  @aceboogisback9946 many at that paper expressed support for the blm protests. No one was fired. The issue is when there is a false narrative that is hard to keep afloat. You must ruthlessly stamp out any telling of the truth. She called genocide a genocide and she was punished for it. These days telling the truth is one of the gravest crimes you can commit.
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  8421. In a properly functioning system military people aren't supposed to dip their foot into politics. I think I realized how broken our entire system is during the Trump administration. What blew me away was a speech he gave when he said "we're leaving Syria, pulling out the troops." The next day the a state department gave a speech claiming they're not going to leave Syria. The military officials did the same. So I guess we're idiots for thinking our government actually works the way we're told it works. This isn't a pro or anti Trump point of view. When you realize the people we vote into office aren't really in charge, well that is terrifying in itself.
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  8422. If you look at French actions over the past 10 years, watching them fumbling around trying to gain global influence has been nothing short of delusional on their part. France would be better served to understand their role in the international system and work within that understanding. Instead of attempting hardball tactics only to have it blow up in their face. You can only do this so many times before you become a laughing stock on the international stage anytime you try to push something. France will always be outproduced by Germany and out influenced by England. Hell even Turkey is starting to score goals on France when they butt heads. So the idea of French hegemony is ridiculous, even talking about it makes me laugh.
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  8423. @Amy Coffin, what'd you expect the protestors to do? Burn the guy's house down for being mean? lol
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  8424.  @TRUEBRITUK in this case it is pretty cut and dry. This guy is a war criminal
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  8425. The Malaysian and Indonesian people are the sleeping giants among the Muslim people today. Tecnological Innovation, economic growth and building cohesive societies is something which these two nations are leading in. Just like the Turks took leadership of the Islamic world coming out of nowhere 1000 years ago, it seems it will be the east Asian Muslims doing the same in the future.
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  8426. What I found even funnier were some of the insane things they were saying which contradicted each other. "Erdogan is a dictator"...... Then they say "He will lose the election." It's like which is it? Is he a dictator or will he lose the election. Those two things can't be true at the same time. lol Mainstream media outlets have literally gone way too far with their BS, no wonder people simply stop believing anything they say. The way they covered this election was just another feather in their cap of BS.
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  8427. These psychos don't really care about the people in LA. There was a lot more to this ceasefire push than that. I think they noticed just how dangerous the situation had gotten with the rest of the world turning it's back on America because of this genocide. Personally I think they were too late with this ceasefire, the damage is already done.
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  8428. @Evilkabuki, like they fought in Cyprus?
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  8429. @Iris and you forgot to mention these sanctions were being pushed by Greece and were rejected by the EU. Meaning they never came into force because too many EU nations disagreed with them. Funny how people leave out those "pesky facts."
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  8430. lol
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  8431.  @NemesisGenetics  I'd imagine they do, considering the vast majority of them voted for this guy. Facts>False narratives. Any other fake information you wish to provide?
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  8432. Using the courts to defeat someone you can't defeat at the ballot box looks like a bridge most rational people wouldn't want to cross. Pro Trump or Anti Trump. This is insanity.
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  8433.  @rizaldycanasa8164  You do realize you're literally repeating nasty propaganda which has already been debunked. Beheaded babies? Seriously. People are still spreading this insidious lie that has been demonstrated to be false? It makes sense to use this Nazi tactic of dehumanizing your enemy though. How else can you get people to be okay with wiping them out like animals?
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  8434.  @Sam_Guevenne  He isn't wrong though Sam.
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  8435.  @manofculture584 how many Americans died in Iraq? How many more will die if we get sucked into another bloodbath in that region? Sorry but these stale arguments don’t work anymore
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  8436. @Taleh Abbaszade, Azerbaijan as it stands now will probably survive because it has fairly high birthrates. Although if Russia collapses and America pulls out of the international system I don't see Azerbaijan surviving as a nation state. It will probably be gobbled up by Iran or they'd have to join Turkey to save them from Iran. Either way I don't see an Azerbaijan on the map in 100 years. Armenia probably won't exist in 100 years either, if you look at their birthrates coupled with how many people are leaving the country. Georgia, their birthrates are bad but not so bad it can't be reversed. It's unlikely they'll be around in the next 100-200 years but unlike Armenia they have a chance.
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  8437.  @Cardifftoyboy1  Fake news. You must be a bot.
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  8438. What about Azerbaijan? They took over huge swaths of territory with major city centers and like 12 civilians died. They didn't behave like the Israeli Genocidal forces (few nations ever do) Israel kills more than that on purpose every 10 seconds. Again what in the world are you talking about? Also Hamas? What can the ICC do about them? They are acting in line with international law. The law clearly states occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary. Your ridiculous Zionist talking points don't work anymore, people know.
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  8439. @Vivi, I advise you not to sell your ETH. You'll be happy you held on to it down the line.
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  8440. @S.J. Whit, Good comment. I was thinking the same thing. I'm going to go out of my way to use that phrase lol
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  8441.  @michaelweston409  China vs Taiwan? Yes it will probably happen Iran vs Israel, A full blown war between them is a pipe dream. Not gonna happen. North Korea vs South Korea? God I hope not with all those nukes there. India vs Pakistan? Again terrifying with all the nukes. Russia vs EU, EU doesn't have the ability to fight back. It would then be Russia vs USA/Turkey/U.K. Which like the others is terrifying due to all the nukes.
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  8442.  @radamirabdulle3559  Long term the Turks probably won't allow these military bases to be used to squeeze Ethiopia. UAE and Egypt are trying to buy their way into Somalia which isn't a sustainable strategy. The Turks themselves are pretty entrenched there.
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  8443.  @Defective1313  There have many many cases of governments turning to war to smooth over internal issues they have. It makes sense and happens all the time. The trouble with Egypt are that the top brass simply do not trust Egyptian soldiers to fight a war without turning on the elites. It's worse than just simple internal problems, it's serious structural problems which prevents Egypt's dictators from waging war to keep power.
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  8444. Most people would be pretty sure you're wrong. You now have two wings in the conversative side. The pro war, pro globalist, pro intervention, pro establishment crowd. Then you have the America first, we don't need an empire lets stop slaughtering millions of poor people for no reason around the globe group. Group 1 has all the money, group 2 is growing and will eventually overtake group 1. Similar movements are afoot on the left as well.
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  8445. @robynjc. So you're saying you stand with apartheid, concentration camps, war crimes, mass slaughter of children, ethnic cleansing and genocide? Interesting that you'd be brazen enough to say it so boldly.
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  8446. I honestly don't know how these foreign ministers stay calm fielding these ridiculous questions from these dishonest mental midget in the media.
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  8447.  @timishift  Are you referring to all information coming from the Zionist apartheid entity?
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  8448. This one can't be swept under the rug, especially in the age of social media. This is the first time the world is witnessing a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder as many civilians as possible since WW2. Again they can't sweep it under the rug. This won't age well nor will the world forget, not just the genocidal army but all who fund, arm, support and give political cover to it. I'm an American and our grandchildren are going to curse us for this. They'll be like the Germans, in eternal shame, cursing us the entire way for putting them in that position.
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  8449. This Syria issue was one of those things that was really eye opening for me. When Trump (the commander and chief) said he was pulling out of Syria. Then the state department said "no we're not." Then the pentagon said "no we're not." I was blown away by this, wondering who is actually in charge here? Also with a bit of research you can find out why your wife is stuck in Syria for 2 years. I pray she gets home to you and your children soon.
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  8450.  @gwestcot  Depends on the type of war and where. If we're invading them, yes they'll either win or we'll pay a price far too high to get it done. Outside of their region, the Chinese military doesn't have the logistical capabilities to fight a war far off their shores. They're using their resources for regional conflicts not global.
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  8451.  @gwestcot  You can't win a war with a Hypersonic weapon from a far if you don't have the logistics to actually bring your military there. China is well ahead in hypersonic weapons but that is more a deterrent than an offensive weapon.
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  8452.  @gwestcot  If we fight them in their theatre I agree with you that we're in for a world of hurt. I also agree that we're falling apart as a society 😢. I'd imagine the Chinese will simply wait us out until we're completely broken. They're not dumb, they see what is going on over here.
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  8453.  @gwestcot  Having a weak China is an anomaly in world history. China certain has massive demographic issues along with many other concerns which will certainly make it impossible to keep up the level of growth they've been having. With that said and with all it's ups and downs China will probably continue to be a global economic power for a very long time. With the problems you stated we probably won't see them either become or even sustain a hyper power like the United States was. In fact I'm not sure we'll ever see a nation ever again with the reach and power the United States had for a good 4 decades. What's more likely long term is for extremely strong regional powers in competition with other regional powers, rather than one soul super power to rule them all. In the coming decades we'll see nations like Brazil, Poland and Turkey flex their muscles in their respective regions.
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  8454.  @r.mariano8118  Did they have any cheered on by the media and political establishment?
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  8455.  @moonmelons  In general terms America was able to reach super power status due to the quality of life here. If the quality of life is going down, so will our ability to project power internationally. Which is already being seen in many theatres around the world. Could you have ever imagined a nation like Saudi Arabia which has outsized influence over world energy prices telling us to take a walk 20 years ago? That is one small example, I can go on and on. We're not what we used to be and for obvious reasons. Our leaders seem detached from reality are seem hell bent on driving us into the ground. We were so powerful that it will take them a long time to do it but by god they're trying.
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  8456.  @moonmelons  Yes but you have to admit that level of influence you speak of isn't even close to what it was 20 years ago.
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  8457.  @moonmelons  Actually some American "Allies" are wielding more influence than ever. Former yes men like Mexico are giving the middle finger to the US president and following their own regional foreign policy. Another yes man like Turkey is also giving the US the middle finger and doing as it pleases in it's region. America remaining strong in places doesn't disprove my argument that we used to be stronger.
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  8458.  @moonmelons  Turkey isn't in the EU and is quite happy the EU is being weakened. Why do you talk about things you obviously have no idea about. A normal person would say "I don't know and move on." You really are a special piece of work aren't you. Turkey upset the EU is weaking? Seriously?
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  8459.  @moonmelons  Actually since they werent' let in the EU has turned into an adversary for them. In what world do you believe an adversary being weakened to be a "bad' thing for a nation? Turks are more than happy to see Europe weakened and Europe having an energy crisis which makes them dependent on the pipelines running through Turkey. This isn't mind blowing stuff, it's common knowledge for anyone who knows anything about this part of the world. You need to read more before spouting insanity.
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  8460.  @moonmelons  I think it's fairly obvious Turkey used to be a yes man, again common knowledge. It's also very obvious Turkey is no longer a yes man that is also fairly obviously. You're literally debating things you obvious know nothing of. That is akin to me talking about how to perform brain surgery. It's straight up insane.
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  8461.  @moonmelons  There were plenty of times they didn't have similar interests yet America always got them to do what America wanted. That is the definition of a yes man state. The fact you're trying to debate this is like trying to debate the world is flat. You're relentless in your ignorance to a point it's kind of impressive. Normal people when they don't know something, simply say "wow I didn't know that." You on the other hand, a real piece of work.
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  8462.  @moonmelons  Yet we armed them to the teeth to commit those war crimes and bullied other nations to leave them alone about it. Does that sound like someone who didn't want them to do it? Again you might want to read up on an issue before attempting to talk about it.
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  8463.  @joelayoub2774  Neither. 1. Trump isn't because things were fine when he was in power. 2. Isn't Biden either because clearly Biden wasn't running the country. The swamp did this.
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  8464.  @Will-lk9cs  So you're saying government policy has nothing to do with wars which lead to worldwide shortages in wheat, food products, oil and natural gas? You're saying that doesn't happen? No the president doesn't decide groceries or the price of oil but then again in the case of Biden and most presidents, they don't decide anything at all. But government policies such as war for one example can drive up those prices. Don't be so naive.
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  8465.  @striker44  Yes this is this is true but what makes this hilarious is Palki isn't aware of her own hypocrisy while sitting in India talking about children's rights. She is literally doing this from a nation where a rich man can rape a poor girl and not have to worry about going to jail.
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  8466. UN resolutions mean nothing to these psychos.
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  8467. Why would the CSTO defend an illegal militia group illegally occupying another nation's territory?
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  8468.  @Holiday_Ringo  If that is the case why are Christian Palestinians also in on the action? You think it might have something to do with a brutal occupation, ethnic cleansing, pushing people off their land and putting them in open air prisons/concentration camps? Just maybe?
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  8469. @Tuan Lungman they're still out there trying to rationalize the ethnic cleansing of more than half a million civilians by Armenia in the 1990s. The moral conundrum is real.
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  8470. @Gilli Milli, it would be difficult to defend there. It would cover enough airspace if stationed near the coast in Turkey.
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  8471. @Theo so basically Greece entire foreign policy is based on protection from the USA? You know things constantly change in American foreign policy. What happens if that protection is lifted? I'd imagine having an extremely angry neighbor once your protection is gone isn't exactly what I'd call a smart long term foreign policy.
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  8472.  @donarw1064  I was more so referring to the original post. Read that, then read my post in RESPONSE to those claims. According to the original comment, it seems he is pinning all his hopes on Greece's defense on an American airfield in Crete. If you disagree, you may want to address him with your comment, not me. Also I find your premise on why Greece "deserves" US support rather interesting. So if Greece deserves support because there are three million Greeks in America, according to your logic the US should support China even more because of the 5 million plus Chinese Americans living here? What kind of insanity are you expecting people to believe?
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  8473.  @sarudra6507  That is actually demonstrably false. They always had massive amounts of help. Every single time from major western powers. Israel wouldn't have existed or would cease to exist today if it wasn't propped up as a colonial project by America, France and England. Israel cannot stand on it's own too feet.
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  8474.  @TysonDylan0  Yea dude, I've seen people get fired from work for having the wrong opinion. Question the election results? You'll be branded an extremist. It's insane out there. This certainly isn't the country I grew up in :O( Hell at the rate we're going I wouldn't be shocked if 10 years down the line the government didn't have a thought crimes division.
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  8475. Our psychos in charge are going to use them to spark another huge war in that region. This is sickening to watch.
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  8476. Putin has Erdogan bent over a barrel a lot worse than Erdogan has Putin. The thorns that really hurt are the ones in Syria where Russia can put a bigger hurt on Turkey than Turkey can do to Russia in Ukraine. Putin put a huge thorn in Erdogan's side. Erdogan for his part was able to place a really small one in Putin's side in response. They both know the game which is why they're still able to meet and talk.
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  8477. If a globalist wasn't in charge these riots would have never taken place.
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  8478.  @joselichifiltzer8625  So people are accusing you of being a genocidal maniac, and you're asking them to come say that to your face? You didn't think that one through did you. But they should know if they're able bodied men they dont' have to worry. If you're IDF you have no interest in men who can fight back, you'll probably just go after their wives, grandmothers or children. That is what you guys do no? Men with guns? Not so much. Women and children, easy targets.
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  8479.  @iw12  Complicit in what? International law is quite clear on this. Occupied people have the legal right to resist by any means necessary. The only person here who is complicit in anything is you being complicit of genocide by supporting the Zionist apartheid regime called Israel. Facts>Your feelings.
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  8480. @mbroitt, what is BS exactly?
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  8481.  @iw12  You do realize you're referring to a group of people who've had their homes stolen, their land taken, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp. International law is quite clear on this matter, "occupied people have the legal right to resist by any means necessary" So supporting Hamas is complicit in what? Upholding international law and staying within the bounds of the law? How about supporting the Zionist Apartheid State of Israel? What does that make you complicit in? Complicit in supporting the breaking of literally every single statue on the conduct of war written down. Complicit in the only time since WW2 when a fully mechanized army is going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible. Complicit in apartheid, concentration camps and mass slaughter on a scale rarely seen. Yes, you're complicit for sure, not only in rhetoric but complicit in a demonstrable fashion. These criminals and all their supporters will not be remembered fondly in history. Ask the Germans how long these stains last and how many generations have to deal with that stain. Your grandchildren will curse your existence.
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  8482.  @Hypocrisywatch1  You remind me of the programmed robots of the early 2000s that would attack anyone asking questions in the build up to the Iraq war. Elites point and you guys attack
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  8483. @Grumble Woof, That old constitution written hundreds of years ago by old white Christian men also happens to be the blueprint upon which a highly successful nation under which you live a privileged life came to be. Just some food for thought.
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  8484.  @Nadithl  And the vast majority of their missiles did nothing. So why go?
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  8485.  @tackytrooper  I do agree that the home front may have hampered the war but if you think our troops were anything close to as motivated as the Vietnamese I don't know what to tell you. The idea was to finish them off early, the military had plenty of time to get that done before the "home front" became an issue. They simply couldn't get it done. No knock on the military either because when you're dealing with a geography like that with a HIGHLY motivated enemy it's a tall ask. The hubris by the politicians to think it could be done easily and quickly is the crazy part.
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  8486. @Beazy7751. Command of the issues? Are you serious? He gave one answer which quite literally terrified me to my core. To anyone following the Sweden/Turkey saga for Nato membership knows that the laws Turkey wanted Sweden to change pertained to Sweden's lax laws on the financing of terrorist organizations. This is where they got held up, that is what the Swedish law that is going to change was about, not the burning of the Quran. The fact the president of the United States didn't even know what was holding up the accession of a member into nato (which is of profound importance) and didn't know the details of the negotiations terrifies me, it should terrify you too. When Trump was in office it was very upsetting to see a meglomaniac lose cannon spitting out anything he was thinking but a president not even knowing the delicate negotiations in a matter of war and peace is mind boggling. When George W Bush was president I remember thinking it would be impossible to have a president that out of touch with what is going on. I was wrong, apparently it is possible. For the love of god how can he not know what law they were negotiating for the Nato accession. This is insanity. I guess they can get away with knowing nothing when the uninformed public knows nothing themselves. As long as it sounds good they'll be happy right? Never mind it is nowhere near the reality.
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  8487. After being bullied this terribly by Australia, if I were the president of Timor the first thing I'd do would be to invite the Chinese to build a military base looking straight at Australia. Seems like they deserve it. Maybe they too can get a taste of what it feels like to be bullied by a wealthier more powerful nation out to steal their resources. Obviously they'll be screaming bloody murder when it's done to them.
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  8488.  @mugzA21  I doubt it's that simple, it has nothing to do with Muslim or not. The globalists want client states, states which can build their own military gear are not as easy to control. It's about control, not religion.
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  8489. You have to call Genocide Joe and his administration.
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  8490. Wow, well put.
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  8491. I guess the threats emanating from Hezbollah and warnings from Turkey made Cyprus think twice about allowing their territory to be a launch pad for the Genocidal Zionist regime. Seems like they came to their senses.
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  8492. Did BBC just accuse someone else of propaganda? Seriously? lol The lack of self awareness is quite insane here.
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  8493.  @nikosgeorgiou9020  Either nation can invade either nation, no skin off my back. I'm merely telling you what is going to happen eventually. War is bad for business, that is why all your nations are poor because you don't seem to understand trading with your neighbors is a lot more helpful than fighting or arguing with them. It's a lesson you'll never really learn.
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  8494. ​ @nikosgeorgiou9020  It's rare to have comments erased anywhere, hasn't ever happened to me anywhere but probably due to the fact I don't make any insane comments on a wide variety of videos I watch Were you cursing or saying crude things to people? If so, I'd imagine not doing so will solve your problem. Also if "big brother" had issues with your comment at face value, you'd think they would have erased or original comment in this thread no?
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  8495.  @elbmw  I'd imagine your neighbor wouldn't be worried about taking those islands if you weren't using those Islands as weapons against them. Surprised to see how naive you are about your own nation's foreign policy toward it's neighbors.
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  8496.  @nikosgeorgiou9020  The moment those islands are armed, you give them cause to back up their actions. So if you want to continue down that road and face off with them, that's your call. If you use those islands to try to block them out of the sea and put arms a few miles off their shore, they are eventually going to take those islands from you. Daddy EU and USA won't always be around to help.
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  8497.  @donpascua923 tough task. Breaking something is easy. Putting it back together is rough. Sometimes impossible.
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  8498.  @konterrevolutionbeginnt1457  The guy probably isn't old enough to remember that far back.
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  8499.  @konterrevolutionbeginnt1457  Yea I'd imagine mass starvations weren't fun.
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  8500.  @legallycarmen1  Fox is just as bad. The fact you don't see what is going on only proves my earlier point.
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  8501. Just maybe lol
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  8502.  @simonpaine2347  Imagine being so programmed that you'll hurl any insult at anyone telling the truth on subjects the elites deem taboo. This era reminds me a lot of the early 2000s in the build up to the Iraq war where anyone telling the truth or asking questions was attacked by a mob. I remember thinking back then what idiots most right wingers were. Little did I know our population is so dumbed down the elites can make the left wingers react in the same exact way when they feel like it. The truth it seems has turned into the enemy of the mainstream left and right.
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  8503.  @KavkAzeri  It isn't going to be that simple.
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  8504.  @evek2501  Yea I'm sure if a block of nations came out and did it all at once it would work. But again few nations are willing to take such a risk. Hell even Palestine's neighboring states are scared stiff. They've seen what happens to leaders who disobey. Saddam, Gaddafi and almost Bashar Assad who barely survived it.
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  8505.  @Gideon01  It seems fairly obvious you literally have zero idea of what the word genocide means and how it is defined. More children died in Gaza in just two weeks than all the civilian deaths of every major conflict around the globe since 2020 COMBINED. I'm also including the huge 2 year war between Ukraine and Rusia. The hardest part of proving genocide is intent, but this is one of those rare instances in history where the political leadership is actually spelling out what their intentions are in public. This is not only a genocide, but easily demonstrably so.
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  8506.  @history_repeats8201  You do realize you're coming off like a raving lunatic right? Do you actually have any points you'd like to make? Or will you just throw identity/ethnic labels at people who don't 100% agree with your cognitive dissonance laden view of things?
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  8507. @Rabies4818. 1. If the past few years proved anything, they've proven Putin's threats aren't empty. 2. Also why does it seem like you'd be happier if a huge war did kick off? Are you insane?
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  8508. We don’t want war criminals in the White House. Sorry
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  8509. @MarcVerstraeten, Finland yes. Sweden? That is rough. It's hard to join a military alliance when you've been spending hundreds of millions to fund an armed group which has been killed citizens of a member of that alliance.
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  8510.  @JoeWhitestone  I don't think you understand how a given nation's foreign policy works. Who wins this election might bring some change in their local politics but their foreign policy won't change one bit. Because their geography which dictates their foreign policy wont' change.
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  8511.  @JoeWhitestone  I'd imagine the voters will decide which way to go. Corruption is a huge issue in Turkey but for anyone who's spent time in Turkey for a long time (before Erdogan) knows how corruption your country is top to bottom. 9 out of every 10 people I meet in Turkey are corrupt. So no election is ever going to solve that problem btw. If you live in Turkey, you probably are corrupt too lol
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  8512. Funny how some figures on the right went from being defenders of free speech to screaming defenders of censorship overnight when the topic of Israel's war crimes came up.
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  8513. Does anybody actually believe that figure of 195 that is given out? We've seen more soldiers than that die in just videos put out by the fighters of Gaza.
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  8514. @Amareto5772. How can Macron take notes? France isn't a country which owes Jews nothing. Jews were wrecked in France.
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  8515. I love the mainstream media. They pushed this war, pushing the lies of the time on the people. Now over 20 years later they're perhaps thinking it wasn't the best of ideas? I'd imagine there are a few people in the NY Times office who should be prosecuted for pushing false information which led to hundreds and thousands of civilian deaths. I would have loved it if this guy placed the blame of all his troubles on this reporter and the organization they represent.
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  8516.  @Alien_No215  I wouldn't say the entire world. The global south is breaking away from the globalists.
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  8517.  @yanayivri  Ask a school mate how many members of his family in his family tree have been murdered by the Zionists in land grabs in the past 75 years. The answer may shock you. You need to understand you live in a brutal apartheid state which will slowly be isolated from most of the world. This type of brutality is simply not sustainable. Ask the pro apartheid South Africans how sustainable it is. Considering the recent actions of your apartheid regime government, no matter where you go in the world you will be carrying the burden of genocide. Just like the burden Germans have been carrying since WW2. You are the new Germans. You are the ones people will use as an example of brutality in the future
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  8518.  @galaxygaming5356  0:35 So your logic is because you personally haven't seen it, it doesn't exist? Do you have any idea how insane that sounds? 0:48 Showing the far right over and over again makes sense since they're the ones in charge and making policy in Israel 1:32 You say this as if Israel proper isn't a colonial settler state. 1:42 Again you're wrong. In reality Israel isn't a country. It is an apartheid regime colonizing a piece of land. 3:02 You have zero proof for this allegation. In fact all anecdotal evidence points in the opposite direction. Israel has given zero proof of how many Hamas fighters have been killed. But there is a lot of proof that over 20,000 civilians have been targeted and murdered, half of that number being children. Again the world hasn't seen a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to slaughter civilians since WW2. So obvious the Nazi comparisons will be made, since they were the last to do what Israel is doing right now. 3:30 No people talk about Palestinians because YOU hate Palestinians and the apartheid regime of Israel is oppressing on a level which shocks rational humans. 3:40 Hard to talk about two sides when the killing from one side is dwarfs the other. That is almost like asking people to talk about the rape victim scratching the rapists face instead of the rape. 3:49 So you think if you steal people's homes, murder their children and then stuff the survivors into the world's only concentration camp they should love you? 4:00 Targetting civilian infrastructure on that level and making the place uninhabitable is a war crime according to the Geneva convention. 4:31 The Germans claimed to be "protecting themselves" when they slaughtered Jews in the Holocaust. Interesting to see you're using the same talking points they did. 4:37 So you're saying people stuffed into the world's only concentration camp are strange for cheering on resistance to said concentration camp? Is that seriously your talking point? Most of what you said is not only BS but easily demonstrable BS. We live in the age of information and your shallow easily debunked hate filled talking points aren't going to work with any well informed rational human being. Those days are over. As I said earlier, you don't realize it but the world views you as the new Germans. The shame and stain of this isn't going to wash off for decades just so you know.
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  8519.  @Orion8729  Wanting your land back is not "extermination." Stop trying to play with words to fit your false narrative. What you're accusing the Palestinians of "wanting to do" Israel is actually doing to them right now. There is no amount of spin or false narratives you could use to change this obvious fact. This is the age of information, everyone knows exactly what is going on. The gig is up, the veil has been lifted on what Israel is. There is no going back now.
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  8520.  @Makvandar  Really? She is "fighting for basic human rights." Did she firebomb this guy's car after the interview? Or did she simply ask a question and get completely shocked with the answer and leave? lol Fighting for human rights? Get the fuk out of here with that BS.
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  8521.  @RedDragon-k6r  Bush II and Genocide Joe are essentially controlled by the same people.
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  8522.  @SorbusAucubaria  I don't see how that is different than rigged elections.
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  8523.  @ingabaranauskiene5889  Except when they illegally topple goverments that were elected. (2014) Or like recently when they cancel elections. Just sayin..
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  8524. @Jafer Arac I'd imagine Sweden will be allowed into Nato when it stops financing armed groups that attack a Nato member.
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  8525.  @okki810  My thoughts are quite simple. We have many people in charge who literally live in an alternate universe. They used to dispense the propaganda on us, now they've started believing it themselves lol Then reality strikes. But then again what can you really expect from elites who are also trying to convince us that men can get pregnant. Nothing shocks me at this point.
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  8526. I'm not sure in this instance they want "more." They simply want control over a piece of territory which legally is theirs no?
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  8527.  @royalroyal2210 except Ukraine never brutally invaded their neighbor while ethically cleansing over 800,000 civilians like Armenia did.
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  8528.  @kumarm.....4108  Except 57 OIC nations don't have a king. Mistake number 1. Even if they did, do you believe having a king is worse than genocide, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, war crimes and sticking people into concentration camps like Israel does?
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  8529.  @Tech9Admin  I think what they want is fairly open and clear. They want Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are attacking a Nato member state. And maybe a public apology as well.
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  8530.  Linksgrün versiffter Gutmensch  As horrible as Qatar is they probably have a better human rights record than France for example. Would you have issues if France was selling energy?
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  8531.  @WB_19  You do realize he is under intense pressure from his public to not allow Sweden into Nato right? I mean perhaps they're a tad bit upset that schools and hospitals in their country are being blown up by groups that Sweden finances? I don't think this guy being in office or out of office is going to change that situation very much.
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  8532.  @mariocolorante  Actually they really can't. The winds would blow that nuke fallout right back into Russia. Unless they want to subject their people to massive radiation, I'd imagine they won't be using those nukes so close to home.
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  8533.  @marinadelrey96  Interesting so someone has to be from a nation to have an opinion on said nation? Do you have to be from Germany to know that the Nazis were bad?
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  8534.  @marinadelrey96  Oh I see your point of view. I actually have to be from the country which invaded their neighbor's territory and ethnically cleansed more than half a million innocent civilians to think this is a bad thing to do? Do you have any idea how crazy you're coming off right now? I'm sorry but if you and your nation start slaughtering civilians, you should bet your bottom dollar people will react to it.
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  8535.  @dennydritic2628  Another intellectual giant I see. So you're saying having a autocratic government is worse than invading your neighbor and ethnically cleanse more than 500,000 people. Like the earlier poster I'll ask a simple question. Do you have any idea how insane you sound?
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  8536.  @aregk4995  I'm thinking you responded to the wrong guy. You're basically making the same argument I made when that angry Armenian started hurling random insane statements like "You can't comment on this if you aren't from X ethnicity." Or "If you have this opinion you must be from X community."
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  8537.  @lord_kalki_4  I thought you'd be busy trying to kill women and children. What are you doing in a youtube comments section?
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  8538.  @archerc3811  That's an interesting bit of information I was not aware of, I would have bet a lot of money the wing loong being so high tech would have cost a lot more than that. Thank you for sharing. :O)
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  8539.  @archerc3811  Instead of taking your word for it I did a little research. No a useable fully equipped Wing Loong doesn't cost 1.5 million. You missed a decimal point. its' 15 million. Also nations buying the TB2 over the Wing Loong aren't doing so to "make America happy." Unless your contention is that for some odd reason America wants people to buy the TB2 which certainly isn't true. If so they wouldn't have embaroged the parts to build it. The UAE on the other hand is a horrible nation to use as an example of purchasing military equipment at a cost/utility factor. They literally buy weapons from EVERYONE, it's basically a bribe to keep good relations. It isn't like they have the ability to use any of this equipment.
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  8540.  @archerc3811  Not sure what that has to do with which drones they're buying. Btw if those modern SAMs are Russian Serbia would be smart to scrap them now. They've been shown useless on a few proxy battlefields. I've seen them destroyed in Libya, Syria and in Nagorno Karabakh. Fact of the matter is if Serbia wants drones they have no choice but to get the Wing Loong. America won't sell them drones (Serbia can't afford that tech anyway) and Turkey probably wont' sell them drones either. Russia can't make drones so Serbia's only real option is China.
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  8541.  @archerc3811  Again, how does that change the fact Serbia was forced into buying Chinese drones? lol How about trying to debate what is being debated instead of oddly changing the topic every time lol
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  8542.  @archerc3811  Russia's drones are so bad even the Russian military has been complaining about not having "proper drones" to use. What in the world are you talking about. As far as Russian air systems being effective on Syria, you might want to take a quick look at the thousands of youtube clips of them being blown up like sitting ducks. Why do you think people stopped buying them. Drones have made Russian air defense systems irrelevant except for perhaps the S-400 which a poor country like Serbia probably can't afford anyway.
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  8543. @Nad F It's awkward for Sweden to join a collective defense organization where at the same time it's funding armed groups which are attacking a member of that collective defense organization. So you're absolutely right when you say "what goes around, comes back around." Now Sweden is basically being locked out of Nato.
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  8544.  @kathleenborsch1312  The worse things get over there, the less patience people around the world will have at taking the time to make that distinction. This entire thing isn't going to end well for anyone.
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  8545.  @kathleenborsch1312  It isn't really about making noise or going into hiding. It is about a reputational thing that we've seen play out over and over again to a lot of groups . Just like Bin Laden's group putting a huge stain on all Muslims for a while. Just like Hitler putting a huge stain on all Europeans. What the Zionists are doing is simply going to put a stain on Jewish people (the vast majority of whom have nothing to do with this insanity) When emotions start flaring up you know how most irrational humans are. Nuance goes right out of the window.
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  8546.  @bcent5758 Europe is afraid they might have to pay for their own defense
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  8547.  @Issacandjacob not one jet was able to penetrate Iranian airspace. So it seems your point is now invalidated based on your own logic.
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  8548.  @u2beuser714 rarely This guy has been telling us China is on the verge of collapse for like 10 years.
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  8549.  @cherfoley6037 do you know where “from the river the sea” phrase actually started? By Benjamin Netanyahu’s political party decades ago calling for ethic cleansing of Palestinians. So it is okay when the Zionists say it and then actually act on it in a genocidal way. But when Palestinians say it (on land they’ve lived on for 1000s of years someone now it is wrong? When you make these taking points which stink of hypocrisy you expect people not to notice?
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  8550. @David Getchell, it's a sad situation when everyone is beating the drums of war except for the people who will be decimated by it. I honestly feel like the poor Ukrainian people are going to end up being the sacrificial lamb for some global geo political chess game. It makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about how much the poor people there will suffer if this happens. 😢😢
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  8551. @Listerfiend, The elites surely went too far on that one. They have no idea the irredeemable damage they did in people's trust of our institutions. I still believe there are people who should be in jail for these wars. Not only for the victims of the people being invaded but also for your average patriotic soldier who had to go put his life on the line for some vague interests of people who didn't care about them. Our boys and girls should never be cannon fodder. I lost a few good friends in the Iraq war who signed up with a sense of patriotism and I don't think I'll ever be able to forgive the government and media for what they did.
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  8552.  @karifredrikson-lr1mm  Your gold rule is truly golden my friend.
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  8553. What else is the spokesperson for the thief supposed to say? Yes we did it?
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  8554. @Tsubadai Khan. 1. I don't think these officers have too much contact with the Qataris. 2. When they do have contact, I'd imagine they wouldn't treat people protecting them like they would with a Pakistani guest worker. My guess is a lot of butt kissing, which probably confuses the Turkish soldiers because that master and servant dynamic doesn't really exist in their culture.
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  8555. @afrozqazi8356. With all due respect sir, do you really expect an employee to dictate terms to his employer? You do understand this guy is the lapdog of the Zionists no?
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  8556. Truth be told there wasn't exactly that much conflict there from the 1400s to the early 1900s. Also Zionist terror gangs were in that area well before 1947, 1947 was just the time they made their status official. They'd been there since the 1915s stirring up sh!t.
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  8557. Was this before or after he went on twitter cheering on ethnic cleansing and concentration camps?
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  8558. @Vinm300, like the other post said the Greek miracle wasn't much different than me maxing out my credit cards buying fancy clothes and a Ferrari and looking like a millionaire to all my neighbors. Eventually the bill comes and kaboom, everything falls apart.
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  8559.  @vinm300  Growth based on borrowing money at the rates pegged to another nation's productivity is bound to blow up. Which is exactly what happened. Giving Greece the same borrowing rates as Germany did Greece no favors. It was like giving an alcoholic the keys to the liquor store.
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  8560. Yea I don't think the Africans are too interested in that in relation to them being colonized.
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  8561.  @davidsetrakian8460  Is this before or after the Armenians brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians from there and it's 7 surrounding regions?
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  8562.  @jacobjorgenson9285  Naturally yes but it isn't very effective anymore. This conflict took the world's attention and with that attention there was a lot of debate swirling around it. People talking about the issue this much has really exposed how weak the zionist argument for Israel really is.
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  8563. Hard for them to take care of themselves when a nation like France is stealing their resources and rigging their elections.
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  8564. @Arvind Talukdar, No article 5 will not be triggered. How do we know? Because Turkey has already been attacked in Syria.
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  8565.  @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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  8566. @Pam48 except this time it looks like the Turkey is the one holding the knife and fork ready to eat.
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  8567.  @Fasmidio  I'm wondering by which metric you're actually judging this by? Because most military experts and retired American generals I've seen speak on the issue always harp on how prepared and capable that military you speak of us. Are you privy to information they aren't? If so please share.
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  8568. Aren't both these lunatics on team genocide and war crimes?
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  8569.  @gaypreator8547 are you kidding? Most polls show most of Israeli citizens were angry with the ceasefire. I guess they were upset all the women and children weren’t “finished off” You’re aksi talking about a society that had riots because a prison guard got arrested for taking Palestine prisoners on camera. They literally rioted because they believe taking Palestines shouldn’t be a crime. The picture you’re painting doesn’t jive with the reality of what Israel is
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  8570. I wonder why the "Black Lives Matter" movement in America isn't burning down French embassies in America.
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  8571. @Paul Routh, Russia doesn't have the stomach or the stamina to even try occupying Poland. Poland should still prepare themselves for anything though. The real threat to Poland actually comes from the west but not in military form.
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  8572.  @NadeemAhmed-nv2br  If such a decision is put forth, I'd imagine the Pollacks would opt for sovereignty even with the threat of Russian incursion. If the EU takes such a step Poland essentially becomes occupied by Germany. With the sovereignty option at least there is a probability that Russia won't invade them, a very large probability at that. Long term I doubt it will matter much, the EU will collapse just like the Soviet Union did.
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  8573.  @KeyserFHT  Oh so your entire argument is based on two things. You live in Poland and I must be on the Kremlin payroll. Wow that's one hell of an argument, I'm completely convinced. lol
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  8574.  @KeyserFHT  Based on an adhoc attack which itself is based on nothing? You really are a terrible debater. You haven't addressed even 1 of my points. You literally just shout "I'm Polish listen to me, if you don't agree with me you work for Russia." That's pretty childish.
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  8575.  @paul1979uk2000  I'm sure that plays a role but for the most part Eastern European nations want to join the EU because they're dirt poor and mismanaged and hope some help in doing things right will benefit them.
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  8576.  @paul1979uk2000  You do realize Poland and Hungary have issues with the EU due to the EU's own authoritarianism no? Also Poland and Hungary aren't dominated by Russia not because of the EU but because of Nato. The EU itself has no ability to defend itself, it's Nato (USA military might) which keeps Poland and Hungary out of Russia's orbit. The EU does not offer any sort of physical security. What those mighty armies of Germany and France are going to defend Poland? lol
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  8577. @Abdifatah Elmi. It's funny how you're willing to shill for the dude yet can't spell his name lol
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  8578. No they'll just do one of two things with it. 1. They'll strip their natural resources while making sure it always has corrupt local leadership so they can't revolt. 2. If they have no natural resources they probably have a geo strategic value where they'll use that to their advantage. Making the lives of the people they are brutally occupying is never an option for the French regimes.
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  8579. And how many examples of senseless wars do you need to see before realizing that being a war hawk if you aren't the big wigs making billions off those wars aren't in the interests of our people?
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  8580.  @ashog1426  Taking such a mountainous terrain in such a short period of time with drones alone isn't possible. Yes the Azeri army is weak but compared to the Armenian army they must seem like supermen. The Azeri army is probably one of the weaker ones on the international stage but lets not forget they're fighting a nation who's military is basically in a wheelchair. It's so corrupt it's incapable of even mounting a defense in one of the easiest to defend terrains on the planet.
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  8581. @Bro. Ezii, I'm not sure two wrongs make a right.
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  8582. Different groups supporting different sides in different parts of the world.
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  8583.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Let me ask you something. Do you believe invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansing half a million civilians is proper behavior?
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  8584.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Why are you trying so hard to change the subject. I asked you a simple question. Do you believe invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territories and ethnically cleansing half a million civilians to be a bad thing or not. Or are you saying that because you don't like a nation's leader for what ever reason, it makes it morally acceptable to invade that nation and slaughter it's civilians? Is that the point you're making?
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  8585.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Considering you're so in love with specific religions, can I ask you another simple question. Why is it Armenia doesn't get along with most of it's neighbors including CHRISTIAN Georgia? In fact the only neighbor it gets along with is the ISLAMIC Republic of Iran. Interesting no? If there are 4 people in a room and one person fights with the other three, odds are it's that one causing all the problems no?
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  8586.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  Also how do your neighbors feel about having a middle eastern decent fascist living next door? Do they know you're a fascist who believes slaughtering civilians is a good thing?
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  8587. What would make you think the British government would be fighting for peace? That is one of the most insane things I've heard in a long time. The British government is doing anything in it's power to keep this war going. Which is what people would expect from the British government. That is what they are good at that is what they do. Hell Erdogan almost got Putin and Zelensky to sit down for a peace deal last year. That is until Boris Johnson hit the panic button and immediately flew out to meet Zelensky. Right after that meeting, PEACE TALKS CANCELED. I wonder what Boris threatened him with. Hundreds of thousands of people died after that, oh well right?
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  8588.  @2dradon2  I don't think the OP was claiming Turkey isn't corrupt or immune to it. I think he is referring to the slow collapse of many EU nations. If you look at the EU nations in the past 20 years and look at Turkey in the past 20 years. I think it's fair to say they're on completely different trajectories.
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  8589. @Suraj1805. Why would you feel sorry for the side which invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 people? Just imagine for a second Pakistan invades a huge part of India and starts slaughtering any Hindu it get it's hands on. You'd feel sorry for them if India took their territory back? Seriously?
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  8590.  @tamarchristians1201  Do all you ethnic cleansing deniers use the same exact guidebook? "How to deny war crimes in 4 easy steps."
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  8591.  @danielkarapetyan8651  I'd imagine great relations with either of those rogue states is a bad thing.
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  8592.  @SankhaMoulik  I guess the same way Iran a fundamentalist Islamic State is helping Armenia which is Christian. Geo politics>Religion.
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  8593. MAGA has no interest in Taylor. In fact MAGA should go after Maegan for her "we love apartheid and concentration camps" shtick she has going. These zionists really have no shame. And many people in the MAGA movement aren't too happy with this either. I'm a conservative and I applaud Taylor Swift for raising money to help the poor Palestinians who are being completely and utterly slaughtered like cattle. :O(
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  8594.  @tonyclayton6975  With a free coupon for gender reassignment surgery for your children.
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  8595. Isn't Charlie Kirk a major cheerleader for genocide?
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  8596. @Jzilla1234 I was thinking the same thing when I saw his name. Top level trolling by Aljazeera. lol
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  8597. I clicked on this video it would be a cold hard fact check. In return it was nothing more than an emotionally backed rant. Essentially the European version of the meme “we waz kangz and shiett” His nitpick about how the Silk Road and trade existed between Europe and the East was a nice gem. Completely over looking how minuscule and tiny it was relative to how much the other powers were trading with each other. So yes, in relative terms there was nothing in Europe at the time. What a ridiculous video with even more ridiculous arguments
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  8598.  @PaulColeman-o1t  When you're lands have been stolen, your children murder and the rest of the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp. Perhaps you think hostages are hte only way to defend yourself. But they miscalculated. They knew the Zionist apartheid regime was cruel but they didn't think they were this cruel to not even care about their own hostages. Hamas miscalculated, they simply didn't understand how evil this genocidal army and it's commanders really are.
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  8599. @guestuser4503. The IDF actually puts every single military in the world to shame.... When it comes to killing civilians. More children have died in Gaza in just 2 weeks than have died in every single conflict on the planet since 2020 combined. Even including the huge Russia Ukraine war which lasted almost two years. But when it comes to fighting men with guns? Well the IDF puts themselves to shame. They're literally having trouble dealing with a bunch of guys stuffed into a concentration camp using homemade weapons. So much so that, instead of going into the tunnels to fight the men with guns, they'd' rather just slaughter women and children from afar. The entire world is watching this unfold in real time. The propaganda machine trying to hide it isn't very effective anymore. Facts>Your feelings.
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  8600.  @joan-mariacbrooks The IDF is clearly sending a message when they hunted these aid workers down. They're trying to starve a population. And anyone bringing them food becomes a target.
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  8601. Kemal winning won't help Sweden one bit.
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  8602. They are basically trying to instill fear into the hearts of the civilians. Textbook case of ethnic cleansing.
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  8603.  @0816M3RC  So you want world war 3 to start tomorrow. Brilliant.
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  8604.  @tailormade3072  This is true, in fact you can say that about the United States in a lot more instances around the world. But you have to admit that you saying Russia will bring peace to the Caucasus would be like someone saying America will bring peace to Iraq. It's quite literally insane.
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  8605.  @nonebusiness2023  I find it rather interesting that you stated he lies repeated like 4 times yet didn't bother explaining exactly what he lied about. Screaming that someone is a liar over and over again without actually coming out and explain how and why they're lying tells us you're not too confident in your claims. Either that or you're triggered and emotional about it.
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  8606. Seems like every segment of society in France ends up protesting the regime in Paris. The upper middle class and middle class ethnic French with the yellow jacket protests which crippled the country. Everyone protesting the pension laws. Now the underclasses and left wingers rioting. Rarely do you see an entire society and all it's different parts protesting a regime.
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  8607. That really isn't how they roll.
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  8608.  @andyo8141  You're right it isn't hard to understand. They're building their own 5th gen fighter. It won't be ready for nearly a decade. The planes they have are extremely old and they want a stop gap measure until their own plane is ready. This isn't a rocket science Andy. You literally asked in your original post why they'd want 4th gen fighters and you got your answer. Don't have an emotional meltdown over it.
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  8609.  @harperlevert1992  Woke is the least of our problems right now brother. Yes it's a huge problem but imagine how much worse something else is that it makes that look small. Our government has literally been taken over by a foreign nation, who also happen to be the same people pushing the woke agenda on us.
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  8610. @Michaelgreen4537 The vast majority of the world is well aware this guy is a genocidal maniac. The vast majority of the planet is in complete shock as the world hasn't witnessed something like this since WW2.
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  8611. They really should accept the Armenian genocide from over 100 years ago and pay reparations. Then perhaps Armenia can accept their war crimes against Azerbaijan in the 1990s and use some of that money to help pay reparations to families of the 800,000 Azeris it ethnically cleansed. Good arrangement IMO, victims get justice.
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  8612. Isn't Sweden one of the nations leading the world in funding terrorist organizations abroad? Glad you like your shopping carts though.
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  8613. I’m still not fully convinced of the official narrative we’re fed about the genocide of Armenians
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  8614. @BreakyourTV, I think if Greece gives up it's maximilist demands Turkey would probably be willing to cooperate with them.
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  8615.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  If the prerequisite to trade was that a nation has to be a democracy the largest players in Europe wouldn't even be able to trade with each other.
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  8616.  @rictechow231  Difference is China can do without Aussie imports and feel nothing. Where as here in America and Europe we're essentially addicted to cheap Chinese products. Not understand the power dynamics in relationships and falling into delusion is never good.
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  8617.  @haselbasil2488  Not even close to being a genocide? It was quite literally a textbook genocide. The hardest part in proving genocide is proving intent. Most nations who behave this way have always been very careful to never make their intentions so obvious. This is the only genocide anyone can remember where the people who are guilty of said genocide literally go out in public and brag about their intentions. This is a slam dunk genocide case. You won't find a more slam dunk case. Have you bothered reading South Africa's genocide dossier they sent to the ICC?
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  8618. This isn't happening because he has dementia. This was going to happen either way, if anyone had bothered to look at some of the names in his cabinet.
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  8619.  @xanderzone0207  If people are going to move, they don't want to move to a place where the money they spend will help a government help Israel to murder women and children. You talking about how amazing the people are isnt' going to change that.
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  8620.  @rasingh6893  The word "pause" in solving a conflict didn't even exist until last week. What in the world are you jabbering on about? If you knew anything about geopolitics, you should know that the word "pause in fighting" was never officially used before in any conflict. You're literally just spouting out jibberish that is demonstrably false. Refer back to my original response to you to figure out why they used the word "pause" Learn something for a change.
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  8621. @Spaceman, Russia won't and can't invade Azerbaijan. The military blowback will be a lot harder than in Ukraine. They'd end up not facing a nation who is simply getting help from proper militaries, they will actually face a proper military who will jump into the fold if Azerbaijan is invaded. Azerbaijan is off limits and Russia knows it.
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  8622. 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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  8623.  @Eran_Haim  Would be nice if you actually had a shred of evidence for this.
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  8624. @Yeovil50 As many nations are finding out, even the most welcoming of societies can feel the strain when the amount of foreigners moving into an area reaches a certain critical mass. I'm an American who has been vacationing in Antalya for quite some time. There was always a very large Russian population here but after the war it has gone completely out of control. Those with money are leaving Russia and dumping it all into housing in Antalya which is essentially pricing out the indigenous people. It is an interesting situation for sure.
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  8625.  @australianjackaroo6660  Most of the world is figuring out it's not as good a deal as you're making it out to be. For Australia yes for many other nations no. You guys get all the benefits of safe trade routes without the other problems the world has to deal with, like CIA funded instability and violence in your country. Random wars on your borders which destroy your economy. Or in the case of nations like Libya having your entire nation completely bombed into the stone age for no real reason. So yea, a vast majority of the planet would probably disagree with your view.
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  8626. France might turn a bigger profit if they sold India toilet bowls. God knows they need them.
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  8627. Capitulation? We literally went there to stop the Houthis from attacking Israel. We're now leaving with a "deal" that essentially allows the Houthis to continue doing what they've been doing. Gotta give it to Trump though, he knows how to sell a failure as a victory.
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  8628. 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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  8629. @lggxzy. The Azeris offered them very favorable terms in the early 2000s. They'd keep Karabakh and then like another 40% of 7 other regions they occupied. They refused it like idiots.
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  8630.  @TheSilentpigs100  You might want to go read up on what was actually being negotiated all those yeras.
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  8631.  @yyu7777  Except Armenia was the side which rejected the deal these guys are talking about.
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  8632.  @cmatthew2719  Yes but the UN doesn't allow for brutally ethnically cleansing 850,00 civilians after illegally invading another nation's internationally recognized territory. That is essentially the action you're doing intellectual backflips to defend here.
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  8633.  @josipag2185  Did you show the same concept with Armenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Or was that just "cool" in your book? You're lucky the Azeris don't think like you do and didn't treat the Armenians "the same" as the Armenians treated them. Also it is irrelevant to drag Iran into this, considering Armenia is taking steps to try to get closer to Nato, Iran is going to dump Armenia.
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  8634.  @josipag2185  I fail to understand your logic. You seem okay with murdering people and forcibly removing them. but you have a problem with a conflict in which barely any civilians were killed? Are you saying that mass slaughtering civilians is better than not slaughtering them? Is that your argument?
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  8635. The people support peace. The ruling elite support apartheid, concentration camps and now the "final solution" to the concentration camp. That is clear to anyone paying attention.
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  8636. That situation is a tad bit too complex for a short youtube video I'd imagine. Also when you speak of the US abandoning the "Kurds" which Kurds are you referring to exactly? There are so many different factions with completely different objectives.
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  8637. EU official "We have to show the same concern for every civilian killed." Too late bro, you guys have already made clear that certain lives matter to you and others don't. The global south already got the message. There is no going back from that now, no matter how hard you try.
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  8638. @Garo Ousisian, I have a serious question. Did you get that information from the same sources which during the war kept claiming the Armenians were winning and that the Azeris were on the verge of giving up. Very credible people right? lol As far as bloodthirsty lets draw a very simple compare and contrast. 1990s Armenia invades and takes Nagorno Karabakh... Half a million civilians are ethnically cleansed, many slaughtered like cattle. 2020 Azerbaijan invades and takes Nagorno Karabakh.... A few dozen civilians are killed. I think it's fairly clear who is and who isn't bloodthirsty. I'm glad the Azeris had the restraint to limit civilian lives and didn't behave like the Armenians did in the last war. Credit to them.
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  8639.  @cts27  Why would Azerbaijan be my sweet country? Also what does Coca cola being older than them have to do with Armenia invading them and ethnically cleansing half a million people. You believe slaughtering civilians is a good thing?
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  8640.  @erickfernandez8236  You probably are.
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  8641.  @Hwje1111  Yea because trying to stay out of a conflict is such a Nazi move right? lol
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  8642. Regardless of what Stewart believes it's fairly obvious he is intellectually honest and believes what he says. Jake Tapper on the other hand is quite the opposite. He is just another well paid talking head who will push literally any narrative they tell him to push to keep those paychecks rolling. They're not even subtle about it anymore. Then they're left wondering why no one trusts the media anymore. It's a sad day when I take a comedian's view more seriously than a news anchor.
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  8643. I don't think this conflict has anything to do with Turkey, no rational argument can be made to prove that. However you're right Turkey having the largest drone fleet on earth. Which is why everyone involved is taking into account their position in all this. They are the 800lbs gorilla in the region.
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  8644. I fail to see how this is a comedy sketch. It is more like a spot on reinactment of real life events.
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  8645. It feels like these sanctions hit Europe harder than it hit Russia. Super interesting how these things tend to work out and how wrong so-called experts on T.V. are. I was fed a steady diet of how Russia would implode in 2 weeks after the hard round of sanctions
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  8646. Yes but what can the guy do. This is the policy and defending the policy is quite frankly impossible. Imagine it being your job to stand up there and try to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and the "final solution" to that concentration camp. Not an easy job.
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  8647.  @GingerIndiana  You seem to have no idea what apartheid actually means. Every apartheid state considered the area where they were administering apartheid to be their own territory as well. What in the world are you talking about. As far as 1948, what would you do if people half way across the world walked into your house and claimed half of it as theirs and started killed your children? Imagine you fought back and then they tried to use you fighting back as a rationalization to take the entire house and kill your remaining family members? Yes, that is the insane argument you're trying to make right now.
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  8648.  @GingerIndiana  There is so much to unpack here. What I am saying isn't an Arab legend because I have no access to their legends. What I do have access to are demonstratable facts. You speak of indigenous Jews in Palestine, essentially semitic people. Do you realize that they accounted for less than 2% of the Zionist leaning population to migrated there from Europe and decided to start mass slaughtering the people who lived there? This ancestral homeland shtick is nothing short of a fairy tale which fall apart under a microscope. These people are Europeans who happen to have converted to a religion of people who used to live in the middle east. Doesn't give them any right to ethnically cleanse people and take their land there. Essentially what you're trying to say is that I could convert to an ancient American Indian religion. Claim all the lands of the actual American Indians who lived on that land (lets say California) Then go to California, take it by force and ethnically cleanse everyone who is now there. Think of how insane that sounds. Well according to your argument I could do that without being wrong. You also really lost the plot when you claimed Israel wasn't an Apartheid state. Again it is not only an apartheid state, it is easily demonstrably so. Apartheid was a phrase coined in South Africa to describe the regime there. Current African leaders in South Africa who actually grew up and lived in that apartheid system now say Israel is not only an apartheid state but one more brutal then the one they suffered under. Not to mention Israel's own laws which prove it is an apartheid state. They literally have land ownership laws where your ethnicity determines where you're actually allowed to buy land. Your ethnicity determines your marriage rights. The evidence in Israel's own laws (which you can look up) is so overwhelming that claiming it isn't an apartheid state only means two things. 1. You're lying. 2. You have no idea what apartheid means.
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  8649.  @GingerIndiana  Also I fail to see what Pakistan has to do with this. I don't know much about that region of the world. But there is one thing I know. A bunch of people from half way across the world didn't migrate there, murder the people living there and create an apartheid state.
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  8650.  @GingerIndiana  One more thing, I'm going to ask you nicely to stop spreading false information that is so false it can be debunked by a child.
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  8651.  @GingerIndiana  Ignore all facts and reality. Completely ignore the facts presented against your argument. Claim the person you're debating is ignoring facts and reality lol Well done snowflake. You've really got us all convinced now. I do feel bad for your point of view though, it can't be easy trying to rationalize a bunch of people from Europe going half way across the world and stealing other people's land and murdering their children. Tough task. Also you went nuclear and used the term anti semitic didnt' you? You do realize Palestinians are a semitic people right? And the Zionists who are mostly from Europe aren't semitic. You understand this no? So your argument is that the mufti of Jerusalem was anti semitic? You're saying he hated Palestinians? That is your argument? Seriously? lol
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  8652. @jamesramirez8685. Especially when he starts talking about foreign affairs and geo politics. Anyone with even a minimal amount of knowledge on the topic is simply left shaking their heads. This guy was essentially just making sh!t up. In many cases what he was saying was the literal opposite of what was true.
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  8653.  @methonyHolmes-e8p  This isn't about right or left wing. This is about us as a society and how we love to consume BS. Plenty of BS coming in from the right and left.
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  8654.  @karlphilippe8738  Very bright in terms of making money and scamming people. Not very bright in terms of understanding that honesty and integrity, especially in the media space is more sustainable.
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  8655. The US might have had better standing in Africa it it didn't help France keep it's iron grip over some of these nations. Helping France destroy Libya was basically the final nail in the coffin. A geo political disaster.
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  8656.  @anticat900  I fail to see why he would. He rarely ever does.
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  8657. There are a lot of things Europe can't "afford to do" but have been doing A LOT of lately. I think a lot of it stems from the mass delusion the ruling elite seem to be under not understanding they are no longer the center of the world. Forget not being the center of the world, they're not even 10% as relevant on the international stage as they seem to think they are. This is a very dangerous mindset to have, not knowing your place in the pecking order leads to some very damaging decision making.
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  8658. @Rodeo Ranger, That isn't going to happen my man and these fighters know that. They're simply there to because it's an opportunity to kill Russian soldiers as a form of revenge. They're not under any delusion to think that Ukraine in the future will do anything for them.
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  8659. Wasn't the first time the Aussies were sent to fight in a war of aggression and brutal occupation against people who were simply trying to defend their homes and families. Ever heard of Gallipoli? Nor will it be the last time you guys send troops to oppress and slaughter civilians.
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  8660.  @JoanAmasora  The aircraft carriers are scarier than the B52s. The same aircraft carriers which left and B52s were sent to mask the fact the aircraft carriers are leaving. Iran isn't scared, lets not kid ourselves. To anyone paying attention they're trying hard not to spark a war but the Zionist regime is obviously testing their limits. We should all be scared a world war might start because the Zionist genocidal forces are throwing a hissyfit.
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  8661. @ you must be smoking some god stuff to believe these European imposters are the Israel of the Bible. Seriously how gullible can you be?
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  8662.  @antonyjh1234  Cleaning up the country is a difficult task. Cleaning up a foreign power who has been robbing you blind has a straight forward solution. If you allow the foreign power who has been robbing you blind and stunting your development, you have no chance to solve anything. If you kick them out, you at least have a chance to fix things. And no it can't be used throughout the world. Few places in the world are under the type of brutal and shameless form of neocolonialism like Africa is under France.
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  8663.  @ourpetsheadsarefallingoff6654  Considering what you're typing and how emotional it is, I'd imagine it's you who has a broken heart over something. Let it out bro, we're here to listen. Why are you so butthurt? Btw you are right about that guy probably being a Muslim Greek.
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  8664.  @dustyprochazka3971  You might want to look up the word genocide and then look at what is happening in Gaza. But considering your insane rhetoric, I'm not even sure you're a real person. Probably another Zionist bot.
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  8665. @3311atl Next in line for what? Military conquest? Are you insane? Do you have any idea what kind of military they're packing? Push come to shove if you combined all the military forces in that entire region it still wouldn't be enough to occupy them.
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  8666.  @davidhouseman4328  Yes exactly, not in Africa. They're well aware of that.
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  8667.  @Retro_Royal  It's possible to colonize people who aren't on different continents ya know. Acting like it would be okay right now for America to invade Mexico, slaughter the indigenous people there and have their own people settle it. According to you that wouldn't be colonization because they're on the same continent? Are you insane?
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  8668. Neither has shame.
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  8669. Our printing press reminds me of the engines on the enterprise on the original startrek. Kirk-"We need more power scotty." Scotty-"I'm giving it all she's got captain, she can't take much more of this."
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  8670. @Ramputin Czar, from this little thing called occupation.
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  8671.  @rasputin1917  I'd imagine you need to look up what the word occupation means. It doesn't revolve around your subjective view on the migration patterns of humans from thousands of years ago. According to your logic I can invade Australia, slaughter the inhabitants and occupy the place and they wouldn't be able to call it an occupation? An occupation is when you go somewhere and take over a place against the will of the people living there. Words matter, so do definitions. As far as this Mongolia thing, it's pretty damned ridiculous. Yes I'd imagine the Turks themselves have been brainwashed to believe they are the descendants of nomadic horsemen from the Asian steppe. The reality is that the vast majority of people living in Turkey today are merely assimilated indigenous Anatolians. If you look at western Anatolia in particular, they were once upon a time invaded and assimilated by Hellenic forces. Then they were invaded and assimilated by Turkic horsemen. Now I'll simply wait for the Greeks and Turks to attack this post. Both parties seem to be allergic to reality.
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  8672.  @rasputin1917  It actually is when the name of the country is literally named after the ethnic group who conquered it. The fact the people who conquered are for all intents and purposes not there anymore. It is an interesting thing to explore. Also the Ottomans never invaded and occupied what today is Turkey. The Selcuk empire did. When the Ottomans came to be, Anatolia was already under Turkic occupation. But calling the people there today occupiers is rather ridiculous considering their ancestors are indigenous, they've been there literally forever. You do know what occupation means right? Less emotions and more reason and logic please. Facts>your feelings.
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  8673. @Russian_Waifu. If Biden isn't in jail for Genocide. Don't see how you'd throw Bush in jail for this. Not to say both don't belong behind bars.
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  8674.  @JohnnyYounitas  Obama? He too belongs in jail for completely destroying Libya and Syria for literally no reason. They didn't even bother coming up with a bogus reason why like with Iraq. They just did it, essentially saying they did so because they felt like it. Our system is so messed up, the only recent president we've had who isn't a war criminal (Trump) also happens to be the one they're trying to throw in jail. I guess the moral of the story is, if you're an American president who wants to stay out of jail, be a war criminal.
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  8675.  @Gourat1198  It's highly possibly that both of you are right.
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  8676. Russia doesn't have the experience and knowhow to run neo colonies in far flung places. Id' imagine they're simply content doing business. They don't have a worldwide network like the globalists to do these things and still keep a foothold there. IN the age of competition, you can't treat nations like this and expect to stick around for very long. France is learning this lesson of how the new world works the hard way. If Russia does wake up one day and try to copy what France has done in these regions, they'll be booted out quicker than the French were. Again those days are over.
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  8677. If the majority of Turks didn't want him he wouldn't be in power. I'm not a fan of the dude myself but you know what else I'm not a fan of? People who make ridiculous comments which have no basis in reality.
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  8678. The funny part is most of these European nations are signatories to the ICC yet are refusing to implement it's rulings. Yet they're brow beating India even though India isn't a signatory nation. When they arrest Israeli officials, they can talk about rule of law.
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  8679.  @LuisAldamiz  The problem is more so Armenia tried to keep an unsustainable illegal occupation going against a much stronger foe.
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  8680.  @MAXlMUS  CSTO doesn't say anything about helping a member state with an illegally occupied territory. Just like the rest of the CSTO nations aren't helping Russia defend their illegally occupied territory in Ukraine.
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  8681.  @LuisAldamiz  You're right, Armenia ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s is no laughing matter.
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  8682.  @LuisAldamiz  I think you fail to realize what self determination actually means in international law and how it works. It doesn't give you the right to invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians.
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  8683.  @MAXlMUS  They were with an illegal occupying force which even they knew was not sustainable. ANd they were right, it wasn't sustainable.
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  8684.  @LuisAldamiz  So let me ask you something. How do you feel the world would react of the Bosque people also invaded a region where only Spainards live and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 of them? Would that be part of "self determination" in international law? I think you really need to understand what actually happened in that area before having an emotional meltdown over it.
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  8685.  @curio78  Not if CSTO nations think you’re in the wrong.
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  8686.  @nothing-of5yc the problem is a foreign entity runs America. Think through the logical conclusion of how your nation will “feel” in the long term when globalists and a nation 1000s of miles away control our policy. This is on us for sleeping for 30 years and allowing this to happen
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  8687.  @Mfhollander2  the older generations fought for the interests of the it nation. Not for the interest of some globalist elite who hate your guts.
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  8688.  @Health-Blitz the only nations known to use bots for comments sections are Israel and India
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  8689.  @chozusmakavelli get out while you can
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  8690. @ you haven’t seen anything yet. It has just started
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  8691.  @Elshadcan  The conflict is actually over and I doubt it will flare up again. Those nationalists you refer to dont' have the ability anymore to claim any territory from their neighbors. They've basically been defanged. It's over.
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  8692. @Schahrzadmorgan. Israel isn't occupying Gaza. It's actually quite worse than that. Gaza is the largest concentration camp the world has ever seen. It is also the longest lasting concentration camp the world has ever seen (16 years). And it is the only concentration camp on the planet right now. Just when people thought after WW2 concentration camps were a thing of the past. Israel: Hold my beer.
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  8693. It is nothing they aren't used to. Hell for 15 years they've been slaughtered like cattle, had their land stolen and stuffed into concentration camps.
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  8694.  @radityapoerwanto7018  So you're saying they're animals who don't deserve to have their own land? So somehow that makes it okay to slaughter them like cattle and put the remaining people in concentration camp like conditions? Is that the argument you're making? Do you believe them to be racially inferior to a point they deserve to be brutally occupied? Am I understanding you correct? Boy in the age of cancel culture that is one bold claim to be making online. If this gets out, good luck finding a job.
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  8695.  @user-zp5ql2xi2s  The "god gave us this land" is essentially rhetoric few of the policy makers actually believe. I don't believe god is in the calculations made. It is pure and simple land grab, mass killings, brutal occupation and ethnic cleansing. For the same reasons it has always been, over land and resources. Someone has something you want so you bash em over the head and take it. And sometimes you use religion as a rationalization.
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  8696. @ank9170 You're literally spouting what the apartheid regime officials are saying. Yet paying zero attention to the mountains of evidence which show they're doing the exact opposite. Your feelings on the matter won't change the facts that the vast majority of this planet is well aware of. You telling me I'm blaming the wrong side is akin to the 1940s where people who blamed the Germans being told they're blaming the wrong side. You are quite literally no different than the people cheering on the third Reich in the 1940s. Trying to make excuses for brutality, the slaughter of women and children and the mass extinction of people because they're the wrong ethnicity. If you want to ignore all evidence avaliable (and there is a ton of it) just consider this one thing. More civilians have been murdered in Gaza in just two weeks than all the civilians of any war on this planet since 2010 COMBINED. This includes the huge Russia Ukraine war which has lasted almost three years. You simply cannot kill this many civilians this quickly unless your military is literally going out of it's way to kill as many civilians as possible. No other nation on this planet behaves this way, even in war. History will not judge this well and our grandchildren are going to curse us for this. The stain of this won't wash away, just like it hasn't washed away for the Germans. Our offspring are going to be the new Germans in the future constantly ashamed of what we've done by funding this mass murder of women and children. You are, for all intents and purposes a supporter of the 4th Reich. Congrats. You are no different than the people cheering on the people who were looking for, found and murdered Ann Frank.
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  8697. @Wolfgang Renner, If Nato had a "qualified majority" on such matters Nato would no longer exist. This isn't some book club people are signing up for. Every single nation is legally bound to protect every other member, the alliance will have no teeth if there are doubts as to if they will all step up to the plate when the time comes. It simply won't work the way you think it will.
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  8698.  @wolfgangrenner4152  The idea of Ukraine in the EU (Nato membership or not) is a pipe dream. Ukraine would never meet the political and economic criteria. Let alone the lack of democracy and insane amounts of corruption.
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  8699.  @wolfgangrenner4152  Desiring something and having the ability to get it are two different things. Nothing you said changes the fact that their democracy isn't up to par, their laws aren't up to the standard and there is far too much corruption in that nation for them to meet ascension requirements. It would take them 30 years of reforms to even get close. Not to mention the EU is already a sinking ship, being dragged down by dysfunctional states like Greece. You think they'll take on a case larger and more dysfunctional than Greece? All the rhetoric is great but when push comes to shove how do you see that playing out?
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  8700.  @3b0d1999  To be fair China is like that now. What happens when they're the sole top superpower? The Chinese like everyone else on this planet are human and will probably react the same way every other civilization has when it attains a certain level of power. Humans will be humans, power corrupts us and absolute power corrupts us absolutely. I'd imagine the Chinese aren't immune to this.
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  8701.  @xuvial1391  If the Quran is aimed at people who are already Muslim. How exactly then are millions of people around the world converting to the religion after having read it? I'm not saying what is right or what is wrong here. I am simply asking you about this glaring logical fallacy in your argument.
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  8702.  @xuvial1391  You said Islam has the "lowest" rate of conversions. Lowest relative to whom exactly? Who has more? What statistics do you have to bare any of this out? Or is it one of those "trust me bro" statistics because your emotions want it to be true? You don't have to like it or hate it, that part is irrelevant. What is relevant is reality and facts. If we like it or don't like it, the reality is Islam is gaining converts around the world at a breakneck pace. Claiming it isn't happening isn't going to stop it is it? If you don't like it, do something about it. Again screaming at the top of your lungs it isn't happen won't help the situation.
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  8703.  @xuvial1391  No, every single study done on the topic has come to the same conclusion. To a point it has become part of zeitgeist that no one denies. Even Christian conservatives are quite loud when they complain about it. You're the one going against all that, not me. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. You opened this box, so you need to provide this evidence. And remember, trust me bro isn't going to cut it. In your original post you said "Islam is the lowest" in terms of converts. I dare to you to bring one credible stat or study which back this up. If you can't, admit you're an overly emotional liar. Also were you raised by a single mom by any chance?
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  8704. @Mary B, Don't 'you find it awkward that Sweden is trying to join a join defense alliance while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of said alliance?
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  8705.  @dachosen7368 I don’t think I’ve ever seen France be right on anything for at least 2 decades.
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  8706.  @chudoyafelix1 broke every single international war crime convention on the book. Literally every single one. How much more of an arch villain can you really be. This guy is so cartoonishly evil it’s hard to even believe someone like him or a society like that exists. But it does
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  8707.  @chamindajagath2321  Paid Israeli bot?
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  8708. France stole it unfortunately and they have it now. That is what all this is about. Younger generations of Africans are fed up with the situation and are starting to fight back. Which is why France is freaking out.
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  8709. Perfect analogy. Some regions for one reason or another just produce a certain kind of person with a very specific ungodly talent in something. Don't race the Jamaicans. Don't wrestle the North Caucasians. Don't do math with Koreans lol
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  8710.  @MormonJesus299 not really. They aren’t using a fully mechanized army trying to kill as many civilians as possible. More civilians died in Gaza in just the first two weeks than all the civilians that died in the huge 2 year Ukraine war. You’re comparing apples to oranges. Israel has killed more civilians in just a two week stretch than all the civilian deaths of all wars on earth combined since 2020. Let that sink in. No other nation behaves like this, even while at war.
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  8711.  @MormonJesus299  Yes yes I love your logic. Because some guy's great great great grandfather did something terrible, that somehow gives me the right to do terrible things to people. Not to mention the person's who's great great great grandfather did the same is somehow banned from critiquing my horrible behave. Do you actually think through the insane things you're saying?
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  8712.  @MormonJesus299  I can get into different flaws in your argument but I’ll stick with the simplest and easiest to understand. While wanting to attack the message you end up only with the ability to attack the messenger. This isn’t complicated. I’m not saying he is but it is possible for a person to make a true statement about Israel while at the same time making a false statement about Russia. This isn’t that complex. I understand that for what ever reason you have an emotional reflex to defend the apartheid state of Israel. I also get that it is impossible to defend them using facts, reason or logic. So I really can’t fault you for using irrationality as that is really the only thing available to you on this issue.
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  8713.  @MormonJesus299  There you again. Complaining about others assuming while you assume even more. Your obvious lack of self awareness is concerning. I’m not pro Palestinian, I’m not pro anything in that region. However I am anti apartheid and certainly anti genocide. Are you anti genocide or pro genocide? To make things clearer are you for or against a fully mechanized army going out of its way to murder as many women and children as it can. Just to clear things up I’m asking, so I don’t have to assume.
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  8714. I don't think this terrorist organization has a large enough grass root in England to organize a riot of this level.
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  8715. @Porridge Ramen, Vassal states don't really get to decide what is and isn't their business. Europe for all intents and purposes will simply do what it's told.
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  8716. CNN lost all credibility a long time ago. The icing on the cake was their shameful cheerleading of genocide in Gaza. This isn't even a left or right issue. It is an issue of the few elites at the top vs the people. Both the left and right are waking up and are tired of being lied to. Trump or no Trump, something's gotta give. All these issues surrounding Trump (regardless of which side of that debate you fall on) is not really the problem. It is merely a symptom of a much larger problem we have in our body politic. The road we are on isn't good. It isn't going to end well for any of us, on the right or on the left.
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  8717.  @Aaron-ju2gp  Fake news.
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  8718.  @ericscott9029  No the best we can do is ensure we don't allow our insane globalist leaders to do it again. On that front we failed when Obama decided to completely destroy Libya and Syria. Now Biden has thrown Ukraine into the fire. Empty apologies after the fact don't do anything. We need to vote accordingly. (which we rarely do)
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  8719.  @djkats3329  He went from Kermit to Hermit after the Karabakh war when his war scenario was completely and utterly wrong.
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  8720. You can't be serious with that. He will go down but it will be in the form of losing an election. Which btw will probably happen in the next election because it seems the Turks are completely fed up with the 10 million refugees in their cities.
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  8721.  @thelastgayreekbender2819  Nope you're not an Arab, but you aren't the descendant of some nomadic Turkic horsemen from Central Asia either. You're most likely an assimilated indigenous Anatolian. Not an inbred one with genetic damage either if you're lucky. IF.
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  8722. Marija Maric, Or maybe a country that doesn't want to be legally bound to protect a nation which is financing an armed organization attacking their country. One which has killed over 30,000 of their people over the past few decades. Not wanting your people slaughtered is a pretty strong motivator. Calling them carpet sellers for this is pretty callus. You strike me as the type of person who probably pushes old ladies down stairs and laughs.
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  8723.  Anomalies Tontoorkon  The Ferengi aren't known to be militarily aggressive. They're mostly cut throat businessmen. Very bombastic, love to spend other people's money but tend to cower when physically confronted. Sound like anyone we know spending German Euros? lol
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  8724.  Anomalies Tontoorkon  I find it hilarious that you're having an emotional meltdown over this coupled with your cognitive dissonance. Turkey is surely nothing special and I don't need to do research to know what a crap country it is. But they do have one thing going for them, they won't cower if war comes. I can't really say the same for the Greeks, I remember watching a special about their Cyprus invasion and how the Greeks didn't even attempt to fight back, they packed up and ran for the hills. I would love to see another emotional outburst from you after that. Speaking of Germans, are the Germans paying for your internet with all the free Euros they have to send you? We all know how much the Ferengi love that freeloader money.
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  8725. Having a disgusting opinion isn't a crime, at least not yet. If you let them starting throwing people in jail for air opinions, we're going to have a real problem later on. All it will do is make men just like this guy all the more powerful. They decide what is disgusting and simply throw anyone in jail they please. I think he was arrested for harassment, not specifically what he said.
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  8726. Nothing standing in his way? Seriously? How about money for starters. How about the insane levels of corruption to a point the copper in military equipment was stripped and unavailable during the war. Demographics is also an issue like you said which needs to be solved. But how exactly will you solve it when no one wants to live there due to the insane levels of corruption and poverty?
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  8727.  @EternalSearcher  The lack of a proper defense probably had more to do with disorganization and corruption than it did with conspiracy theories. Yes Pashinyan does seem to be under the influence of globalists like Soros, with that said the last thing the globalists and Soros would want is a situation where Russia ends up wielding more influence over Armenia, which is exactly what happened after this conflict. Delving into conspiracy theories to ignore the realities of what is happening in a country surely isn't a good way to fix the problems and advance. It's akin to ignoring the problems and making up fantasies so you never have to tackle the problems. It's just one more to add to my list of reasons why that country is in so much trouble.
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  8728. Considering what they cost and the amount of manpower China has. I wouldn't be shocked if they floated 1 million of these things.
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  8729. @Dev Cast, Armenians have territorial claims on all of their neighbors except the Islamic Republic of Iran. They are also making territorial claims against Georgia which is Orthodox Christian. How exactly can you get along in a region when you literally have territorial claims on most of your neighbors? Armenia isn't just trying to wage war against "muslims" it's literally wanting to wage war against anyone sitting on land they want.
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  8730.  @mikeyterminadian  Yea they were until Armenia decided to invade internationally recognized Azeri territory and brutally and savagely ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians from the area. Those aren't crimes you can sweep under the rug so easily.
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  8731.  @manotenkerian  Find me one official statement from the Azeri government on wanting Iranian territory.
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  8732. Not sure how that alliance benefits Greece. It isn't like France can actually do anything in the event of a conflict.
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  8733.  @canerc6668  lol To be fair that army they had at the time which was WRECKED was probably still leagues ahead of the capabilities of the modern French military.
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  8734.  @canerc6668  Sometimes how much you spend doesn't always equate to how effective your force is. France right now spends more than most nations but it doesn't change the fact their military is completely and utterly inept.
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  8735. Paris needs regime change.
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  8736.  @alierem4266  Seriously if this was done to the Zionists it would be WW3. Happens to the dehumanized Palestinians? Eh no big deal, it was hot out. What he really meant was "well they're not really human, so why are you bugging me over this." I never thought we'd live to see the third Reich back on earth again.
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  8737. I'd imagine the Turks will counter with the PKK commanders in Syria which Russia released into Syria need to be turned over to Erdogan or it's a deal breaker. You see the problem these two need to solve ?
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  8738.  @green-canis1113  Can you name the Muslim nations which support Serbia as you claim. Forget Muslim nations, you'd have a hard time finding nations of any religion that by in large would support Serbia. Maybe 10 in the entire world?
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  8739. Are you referring to Biden trying to trigger WW3? Or Obama invading and destroying Libya which led to the migrant Crisis in Europe?
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  8740. No, we don't love and respect him. Everyone knows that when it mattered he was cheerleading this genocide. Only now that hte dust has cleared and he realizes what a political sh!t fest this is, is he changing his tune. Bernie<--- was all in on genocide from day 1 and wasn't shy about it either. Dude has been outed a fraud but now using cheap rhetoric to make people forget he was (and probably still is) on team genocide.
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  8741. I have a feeling eventually years down the line this is going to happen.
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  8742.  sonrarabbukucuantiarab  You do realize these days that calling them that is seen by most of them as a compliment?
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  8743.  sonrarabbukucuantiarab  I don't think France is a rational actor in the world stage anymore. Trying to reason with people who've fallen so far into their self imposed cognitive dissonance is impossible. All you can do is sit back and watch them burn their own house down. It will come soon.
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  8744. This is all just really odd. Russia runs a few facebook ads and the entire media cycle freaks out (rightfully so) Israel is literally deciding which congressmen can stay or go. Mehhh no problem We're no longer a nation with a properly functioning government.
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  8745.  @cpaul9269  Because people of a certain age group grew up with an unflinching trust in institutions and the media. So if the media told them XYZ that is what they will believe. That is why this is difficult for people over a certain age to understand. The media is telling them the opposite and they believe what they're told.
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  8746.  @justsaying444  If Mike Tyson punched you in the face everyday for 100 years, @mmorpgdude01 would say nothing. If one time you lashed out and scratched him while defending yourself. He will freak out and say because you scratched him, it proves he has been right this entire time for punching you in the face for 70 years. This is the logic we're dealing with here. No amount of reason or reality will work with people this insane and hateful.
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  8747.  @chrisyowell3013  Yes we do but at the same time he needs to be consistent on his "America first" philosophy and change his policy and Israel/Palestine. What is going on and how we're supposed to backstop it with money, support and potentially the lives of our young men to subsidize it is insanity. Until Trump tweeks his policy so it won't have severe inconsistencies he won't get the same tide of support he otherwise would.
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  8748. I guess CNBC respects people's made up pronounces more so than a person or countries name.
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  8749. @Ramon BS, what is it with you guys coming in and destroying every comments section in videos like this with your overly emotional political rants?
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  8750.  @md.shahinurislam6506  Most of that education you speak of was essentially purchased. You can only educate a genetically damaged inbred to a certain point.
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  8751.  @m4rkscott  Actually no. Sanctions are taking away the ability of a nation to trade in XY and Z. It can manifest itself in many ways including theft. (refer to Russia's assets in the west frozen and stolen. Refer to Russia's foreign reserve currency straight up being confiscated by the United States as part of the "sanctions." We'd lock and board their ships too if we were afraid they'd strike back militarily. As far as inbreeding, I agree with you 100%. High rates of inbreeding lowers a populations IQ and more dangerously causes genetic damage to a point people have less impulse control. There is not one nation on this planet where inbreeding rates are over 50% that function properly. You're preaching to the choir here, I've been arguing that high rates of inbreeding in many regions of the world is the root cause of why these nations are in chaos. Lets also not discount the fact that one inbred nation (Yemen) seized the ship of another inbred nation (Israel)
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  8752.  @NationalYouth677  Do you actually believe what you just typed out? If you do, I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Montana I'd love to sell you at a really cheap price.
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  8753. They don't have the infrastructure to get it done. Building such complex machines takes an entire eco system and an entire horde of engineers. This isn't something you can just buy and make it work. This is a nation that can't even produce a pencil you're asking them to produce Jet fighter planes? Are you insane? China has loads more money than the Saudis and it took them like 40 years of hard research to build such things. Not to mention they have a limitless amount of engineers and a high IQ population to train for the job. The idea of Saudi Arabia building a jet fighter plane is ridiculous.
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  8754. Maybe they can choose to stop invading their neighbors and ethnically cleansing their civilians. That might be a good start no?
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  8755. @ I never said morality had a place in court. Read comments more carefully before responding you Zionist troll
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  8756. @Lucky Charm, Yes they can do that, if they can swallow being pushed around and bullied by the Chinese.
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  8757. So according to your logic a nation can... 1. Invade their neighbor's territory. 2. Ethnically cleanse all their people from said territory. 3. Claim the only people left on this territory now want X or Y? Seriously? Imagine the world worked that way.
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  8758.  @Berjmaster  What part of you can't ethnically cleanse everyone in a place and then claim the will of the people of the people who ethnically cleansed them. It's insanity. Secondly you speak of the international community. The international community is also bound by international law, the same law you're essentially arguing against. This is also why not one nation on this planet recognizes that illegal state which was set up in Nagorno Karabakh by the Armenians. Every single nation on the planet is wrong and you're right? Is that what you want me to believe?
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  8759.  @Berjmaster  If 800k people live somewhere and then all of a sudden 0 live there, it is a good question where those 800,000 people up and vanished to. Pushed out with the threat of violence perhaps? I love the logic all you ethnic cleansing and war crimes deniers use. It's like you all use the same handbook. I've seen these same tactics used by the Turks when they're confronted about the Armenian genocide and I've seen the Serbs use these same exact tactics when talking about what they did to the Albanians and Bosnians. Now I'm seeing the Armenians use the same guide book when pretending they didn't ethnically cleanse that entire region when they invaded it.
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  8760.  @Berjmaster  You'd probably lose your mind if someone told you to stop rambling about the 1.5 million Armenians who vanished into thin air. The level of hypocrisy is outright terrifying.
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  8761. You’re absolutely right about the establishment putting their weight behind Nikki Haley. Trouble is they fouled that up as well. Vivek pretty much destroyed her career in the latest debate. Now they’re going to be in triple panic mode about how to get a neocon into the White House.
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  8762. The guy who was cheering on genocide a few months ago and pinned a medal on a WW2 war criminal? No thanks.
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  8763. @Ricardo, Yes because the middle east has been a bastion for tranquility in the past 100 years lol Those dictators and kings have surely improved the lives of their citizens.
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  8764. Is that why they're attacking American proxies in Syria. And straffing American military bases with their drones?
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  8765.  @hfur7758  I'm fairly sure no one has claimed it's the land of milk and honey. Also the people commenting here can't possibly be "arrogant" about Turkey because they probably aren't from Turkey. They're simply articulating a point of view which makes the original post's premise look ridiculous.
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  8766.  @hfur7758  It would be nice to know what your point exactly is. Aside from rhetoric in response to posts which it has nothing to do with. You're right, no more bultalkies. Take your own advice please.
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  8767. @Frank Coliviras, I have a sneaking suspicion you don't actually understand what is fueling this conflict and the arguments being made by the two sides.
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  8768.  @marlan5470  That is for them to decide no?
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  8769. Yes yes, they're so scared that they dropped like 200 missiles on Israeli bases They're just terrified right? lol
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  8770. @Brookestephen, even if they made the conversion, renewable energy technology still isn't efficient enough to power an industrialized nation. Europe isnt' going to be able to sustain these sanctions for very long, they'll have social chaos from all the pain.
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  8771. I'm telling you that name is going to stick. I'm thinking of making bumper stickers lol
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  8772. It is actually pro semitism. Considering Palestinians are semitic people.
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  8773.  @BobHill-s2c  Most of the Zionists in Israel aren't semitic. They're European converts. Essentially a bunch of Polish people masquerading as semitic middle eastern people.
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  8774. @4 eh, don't get over excited in your religious zeal. These two nations will not be going to war anytime soon. They might attack each other's proxies in third nations but that is about it. Open war doesn't suit the interests of either side.
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  8775.  @rockkstah2550  A lot of that is just allegory and you never really know how it will play out. All civilizations have been using religious texts to tell us when the world will end, most of them predicted it would end by now and here we are. That's the thing about predicting the future from allegorical stories from religions. I'm not sure they've ever been right or interpreted right. You know what has a much higher success rate in predicting the near future? Evidence that something is headed a certain way. At this point I'd all but bet my house you won't see an all out war between Iran and Turkey. It's about as likely as America invading Canada tomorrow.
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  8776.  @rockkstah2550  You can continue to wishfully wait for things to happen which all logic and reason say isn't going to happen. Reminds me of the Mayan calendar people who were convinced the world would end in 2012. We're still here.
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  8777. She is a terrible human being, I won't deny that. The fact she is trying to make excuses for apartheid, concentration camps and now the senseless slaughter of women and children is enough to end her. And you're worried she said Santa is white? lol Santa comes from St. Nicolas. Who btw was white. So I have no issues with that. I do however find it really stupid when they portray Jesus as white when all evidence points to the fact he wasn't. But yea Santa was white.
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  8778.  @m-billal1  They tend to pick the ones which have 2 things in common. 1. Nations which aren't occupied or haven't been brutally invaded and occupied recently. 2. Nations which have low rates of inbreeding. The genetic damage from inbreeding tends to lead to a society in chaos. Afghanistan is a hellhole due to their geography and the fact they're constantly being invaded. No matter what their government is or isn't, or what religion they are isn't going to change those 2 elephants in the room. Iran, Iran seems very stable. But Iran has economic problems due to the fact they've been shut out of the world global financial system for various reasons. Two horrible examples.
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  8779. A bit late for that, we're already addicted.
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  8780. The drones showed their effectiveness more in Libya and Syria. In Libya they were basically up against Russian mercenaries and forces armed to the teeth by France, Russia and the UAE. In Syria they destroyed Syrian units which were under command and control of the Russian military. Armenia is the least example, even though Armenia had tons of Russian equipment, it was the Armenians themselves using this equipment and good equipment is useless in the hands of untrained forces.
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  8781. @Cyril Joudieh, Yea because it's so much easier to trust the Ayatollah of Iran, Putin of Russia and the corrupt Armenian government instead right? lol
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  8782.  @CaptainCyril  Oh I'm not sure if I believe this story or not. Although you seem to be extremely sure one way or the other. Which is odd considering the Russians are denying it. Yessss the Russians surely are known for always telling the truth lol
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  8783.  @CaptainCyril  I absolutely don't trust the psycho leaders here in the United States either. Just because they're psychos doesn't mean Russia is an angel. In the past 200years as much damage as America has done it hasn't come anywhere close to the level of destruction done by Russia. This idea that if one is bad the other must be good is insanity. How many ethnic has Russia wiped off the face of the earth lately? I lost count at around 98.
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  8784.  @CaptainCyril  You're right Russia is attacking ISIS in Syria while the United States funded them for a long while. I'm not exactly sure how that excuses all of Russia's other crimes though. If Hitler shot a few ISIS guys would we simply forget all his other crimes? Your talking point is rather insane.
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  8785.  @CaptainCyril  You're still playing the whataboutism. Most of what you say is true yet does nothing to address my point. I'm talking about oranges and you're talking about apples. It's surreal.
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  8786.  @surendernaik313  becoming a challenging force against your own regime isn’t a matter of strength. It is a matter of will
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  8787.  @earthling-fh2mg  Israel has been a huge blind spot for us for a very long time. Which makes sense considering the insane amounts of indoctrination we go through regarding the topic. It is honestly a lot like the gender identity thing. If the elites push hard and long enough they'll make people believe anything. If they can make a large portion of the population believe men can get pregnant by pushing the issue a few years. Imagine how much headway they've made with making people believe Israel is a normal democratic state shoving down people's throats for decades. We've now fully entered the information age, you'd be surprised how many people are waking up. Especially life long conservatives like me. America first......
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  8788. @Testa Del Computer, Are you lazy and cowardly?
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  8789. @John Doe, I don't think they have a problem with "Kurds." They do seem to have a problem with terrorist organizations who btw don't have the backing of most Kurds. In fact the only Kurdish government on the planet in Northern Iraq has been helping Turkey find the bases of these armed groups.
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  8790.  @hakmut1976  Truth be told Turkey had a bigger hand in the Syrian war than any European nation. If the people who fueled the conflict had to deal with the refugees, America, Turkey and Saudi Arabia would have to take in the lions share of the refugees. The Libyan refugees though, yes you can send most of them to France that would be fair.
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  8791.  @hakmut1976  Don't be ridiculous Hakmut, yes America invaded Iraq and then pretended it was helping Iraq. Yes America and France completely destroyed Libya for no real reason and pretended they were helping the Libyans. Yes America and Saudi Arabia funneled massive weapons and fighters into Syria to destabilize it. You know who helped them facilitate the transfer of weapons and fighters to start that civil war? Turkey. You're acting just like the people who pretend that America was helping Iraq and Libya by sitting here and pretending that Turkey didn't help destroy Syria. There is a word for that in English, it's called hypocrisy.
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  8792.  @rakesharamaiah2737 you ever try to do business with an Indian? Their level of thievery is childlike
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  8793.  @ericjimenez5090  none of this is about “balls” Every nation has different geopolitical realities and different interests at stake. Dumbing this down into who has balls and who doesn’t is ridiculous.
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  8794. As far as Energy goes if you're western European don't get your hopes up. Either way you guys are fuked.
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  8795.  @enemyofthestatewearein7945  KSA would like to protect their own interests but at the same time doesn't want to see Russia collapse due to the fact they're in a conflict right now. A conflict the KSA really doesn't want to see the globalists win. Because once that is over (with a positive result), they know they're next. They will complain about their profits and do a few things to gain an advantage but they won't go far enough to really hurt Russia during this time.
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  8796. After screwing over Azerbaijan for years now the EU is going over there to beg for gas? This will be interesting. The chickens are truly coming home to roost for Europe, they live in a bubble and don't realize just how much they've pissed off most of the world.
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  8797. 37 minute video to cover over 600 years of events. Impossible for every single detail to be covered. If you want something that detailed youtube also has videos which are hours long on the topic. You may find what you're looking for there.
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  8798.  @basillah7650  Because when ever a nation gets independence France has a bag of tricks to make sure they pay a heavy price. Usually through destabilization, crash of currency and in my cases terrorism magically starts cropping up and destroys these nations making them almost unlivable. It is a playbook the regime in Paris has been using for nearly 200 years.
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  8799. Happens with every war. An X percentage of men flee.
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  8800. @JB Yea they're so terrified they invaded it and took like 15% of it. Yup, they're horrified.
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  8801.  @calebbearup4282  Ethic cleansing took place yet they're one of the most populace people in the country? Hmmm Interesting theory, now I'll wait for you to explain to me how the earth is flat. Have the Turks heavily oppressed the Kurds? Hell yes. Have they failed in the past to give them basic human right? Hell yes. But when you make wild claims like ethnic cleansing and genocide (which sounds insane btw considering the facts.) You literally destroy all your credibility.
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  8802. And who exactly is going to force them to do so? The only nation capable of that is America and the globalists in charge right now seem to want a conflict to break out between these two nations. So yea..... unless Greece gets out from the clutches of a globalist government and unless Turkey's leaders try to stay calm, war will come. Unless Trump wins the next election. Then we'll probably see this thing calm down as the globalists won't be pouring oil on the fire.
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  8803.  @tomhenry897  They do now. Not sure they wanted anything to do with them 10 years ago.
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  8804. @Ian Tarry, London most likely didn't need to build all the infrastructure from scratch, the same infrastructure it wouldn't need after the games. They already had the roads, the rail and the airports to handle the influx. What ever was built, the local economy had the ability to benefit from in most cases, that is why it was a success. Building first class infrastructure from scratch in a third world city like Athens isn't the best of ideas nor is it economically sound.
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  8805. @Hybrid Forces of The GDL, when Egypt almost swallowed the Ottomans, it was actually Ottomans who took over Egypt and attacked the Ottomans themselves. Their leader Mohammad Ali was an Albanian trained as an Ottoman officer. His military were all Ottoman trained as well, they simply decided to start their own country and attack their bosses. The indigenous Egyptians you speak of had nothing to do with that.
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  8806.  @freedombro  yes but it was also funded by the apartheid state of Israel
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  8807. If there is one thing this conflict did, it was to blow up the veneer that the IDF is powerful. This alone going forward will have devastating consequences for Israel. Since the conflicts of the late 60s and early 70s Arabs have been outright terrified of Israel. This conflict pretty much showed the IDF of today is a mere shadow of the IDF of the 1970s. The Arabs small blood in the water. If not today, if not tomorrow one of these days they're going to make a go at it.
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  8808. Imagine inviting one of the world's most dangerous war criminals onto your show to give his view on foreign policy and what needs to be done. Wasn't this guy one of the driving forces behind pushing the Iraq war which ended so well for us and the Iraqi people? Who does CNN think they're kidding bringing this psycho in as an analyst we should listen to?
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  8809. Yea that's not going to happen.
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  8810.  @ilirsvenfrancous9011  Terrain does matter but the Balkans simply don't have enough military capability to stop a well trained modern military. Like Yemen if they were invaded by half retarded nitwits like Saudi Arabia then yes like Yemen they'd use the terrain to stop a well equipped military. Overwhelming superiority along with a well trained army can overcome terrain. We don't have to look too far back in history either. Nagorno Karabakh was probably one of the hardest places on the planet to mount an offensive and one of the easiest to defend due to the terrain. It's 1000x more advantages than the Balkan terrain. Yet the defenders crumbled like origami after about 40 days and surrendered. That is how conflict in the Balkans would play out if a well equipped well trained military walked in there. It would be a cake walk. Aside from Greece no nation in that entire area has an even half decent military.
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  8811. @Billy6427. Some seriously cheap rhetoric. There is no way Mossad could pull something like that off.
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  8812. Yes and what happens if they fall into Chinese hands and you have horrible relations with China? Then what? I'ts not like France has the military power to effect any of those outcomes so they're hedging their bets.
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  8813. @Dhruv-Kumar. Strong Muslim country? How? Wealthy? Yes. Strong? Hardly. They have zero ability to defend themselves and they know it. Their entire military system is designed to defend the royal family against the people, not to fight wars.
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  8814.  @ibnusardi  "Differences with Qatar." Bit of an understatement. Saudi Arabia was dead set on invading Qatar not too long ago. The only reason they backed off were the Turks sent a small military force into Qatar which scared the Saudis.
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  8815.  @TRN9921-VTN  None of this has anything to do with how Turks feel about Swedes and or how Swedes feel about anyone else under the sun. There is a massive issues between the two governments which doesn't look like it's going to get solved. In all likely hood Finland is going to apply for Nato on their own and get in. Sweden for all intents and purposes will be left out in the cold. Far too many miscalculations by their childish leaders.
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  8816.  @chineduogbonna6947  You do realize no one believes in any of your nonsense at this point right?
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  8817.  @tonyrosas3098  I wonder if you'd be singing that same tune if because of your ethnicity your home was stolen, your family slaughtered and then you were stuffed into a concentration camp.
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  8818.  @redman1249  According to which international law? The internationally recognized borders of their nation are quite clear.
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  8819. If the media used more accurate language. "Do you think the genocide should stop." Speaker of the house: "Absolutely not, the job has to be finished."
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  8820. The article probably is BS because it gave the number one sign an article is BS. "cited by unidentified US officials." When ever you see that you know you're able to be lied to (experience) With that said though, it wouldn't shock me if Russia did put air defense systems in Lebanon. Considering there is a chance the American aircraft carriers might have to bomb Lebanon. In their minds it would essentially be downing American planes without starting ww3. Kind of how we're arming Ukraine to down Russian equipment. Nations don't arm nations because they're allies. They arm them for their strategic interests. If I was sitting in Russia's shoes, I might do it.
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  8821. I'm an American and I'll be the first to admit our foreign policy is insanity, counterproductive and unsustainable. How exactly can you refuse to sell someone something and then threaten them that they can't buy it anywhere else either? How long do these psychopaths think they can do this for before completely losing influence everywhere? We did this to the Turks years ago and it spectacularly backfired on us.
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  8822. @Jones 8, Trump saw this all coming a mile away. But the reality is yes they'd be warned but it's not like they had any good options. They basically kept buying Russian energy and hoped for the best. Now they're fuked lol
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  8823. The French and the Turks have always had this type of relationship. Some days they're at each other's throats, other days they work together.
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  8824.  @PradedaCech  Most of the power they project is military power, not economic. Their currency losing value didn't stop their military industrial complex one bit.
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  8825. @Nat Calverley, You might want to crack open a history book and read about this thing called the cold war.
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  8826.  @natcalverley4344  Aligning with the Soviets helped defeat Germany. Also if you're going to compare Aligning with Nazi Germany to aligning with Nazi Germany. It is obvious I'm not exactly dealing with a rational person here.
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  8827.  @natcalverley4344  So what was the alternative? Letting Nazi Germany conquer the world? Interesting, perhaps that is what you wished happened? Who knows but what ever floats your boat my man.
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  8828. Yes they're so feared that a bunch of people in a concentration camp broke their lines and got into their cities with homemade weapons.
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  8829. There is a lot more to this story. Lets not forget that when the Tigray rebels almost overran the Ethiopian government, it was Turkey who stepped in with drones and essentially ensured the Ethiopian government stayed in tact. Turkey not only has immense influence over the government it saved but also two massive trump cards. 1. If the Tigray attack again and Turkey doesn't step in again Ethiopian government will fall. (Self preservation is a big motivator) 2. Ethiopia was able to turn the tide of the battle vs the western backed insurgents with Turkish drones. Drones which are now the backbone of the Ethiopian forces. The idea that they'll use this military to attack Turkey (which supplies all their ammunition) is ridiculous. This deal essentially ensured Somalia and Ethiopia will not be entering an armed conflict anytime soon. Lets see how long Turkey is able to sustain it's presence there. They're only 1 or two more economic crisis situations away from backtracking from these lofty (and expensive) geo political moves.
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  8830.  @UkraineNeeds  Please call him Genocide Joe from now on.
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  8831. They didn't really show the footage because of how bad it was. Watching the footage is something you can't forget. Some poor little 8 year old boy murdered in the middle of the street for no reason other than being born the wrong ethnicity. Then his brother looking no older than 12 having to drag his dead body behind a car hoping he is still alive. They can't control the narrative anymore because of social media. The entire world is watching and witnessing some of the most brutal crimes against children since WW2. These psychopaths in power are going to have a real hard time dealing with the fallout from all this. This conflict is going to fundamentally change the way the world works. The entire global south is seething with anger, I fail to see how we're going to work with them in the future. Thanks Genocide Joe, now 80% of the entire planet looks at us like they looked at the Nazis.
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  8832.  @netaneldarmon  You do understand the world is screaming for a ceasefire because you have a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder women and children right? I also fail to see how that changes the fact the Israeli army is struggling like crazy here. I guess they're experts are murdering unarmed women and children. When men shoot back, well then they're not so good are they. A ceasefire is needed to stop children from being murdered on mass, the likes of which the world hasn't seen since WW2. The world thought that level of evil was a thing of the past, unfortunately it wasn't.
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  8833. @Leon Ramkumar. It's easier to find people to sell oil to than it is to find people to sell you oil. There are more consumers than producers when it comes to energy. And when a producer knows you're hard up, they can charge you anything. The problem Europe has is that most of their other avenues for fossil fuels are essentially nations they have really really really pissed off in the past. So yea, it won't be easy for them. Nor will America natural gas companies have mercy on them as they have shown.
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  8834.  @genrottluff1084 the rest of the world already knows most of this
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  8835.  @hrhdmk5845  anyone who is smart will have assets overseas in a non aligned country just Incase. I picked Turkey for a plethora of reasons, for the “just Incase” investment
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  8836.  @yiavang102  Sad but true. It has gotten to a point where there is no such thing as education in America anymore, it is just more indoctrination It is quite obvious the longer time you spend in these indoctrination camps the more detached from reality you become.
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  8837. Feels like an extremely invested yet small group of people. Every time I see a video about Turkey I see them in the comments section. It feels like it's a religion for them lol
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  8838.  @victoriaparker7759  I fail to see how that is relevant to this.
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  8839. How can you talk about nazi ideology and not mention it’s modern day off shoot, Zionism ideology and the apartheid regime?
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  8840.  @Temp4418  So you're laughing at 50k dead civilians most of whom are women and children? Interesting. Do you also strange puppies on the weekends for fun?
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  8841. @aaronj5053. Unification makes absolutely no sense for either side at this point. The Turks in the north are afraid they'd have no protection if the Greeks in the south decided to go full blown ethnic cleansing mode as they have in the past. The Greeks for their part wouldn't find it in their interests to unify if they took a look at how much it would cost them to bring the north back up to speed. It would probably cost them about 30% GDP if not more for a few decades. Once your average Greek Cypriot voter realizes that they'll have to pay 1/3 of their salary to bring the north up to speed, you'll see them back away from this idea. There are two states on that island and neither side really has anything to gain from reunification. Too much of a security risk of the Turks of the north and too much of a financial burden for the Greeks in the south. Not gonna happen.
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  8842.  @sarudra6507  What that army does is simple. They murder civilians from afar. When they actually have to fight, well things go poorly for them. Why do you think people call them the diaper army? Facts>Your feelings.
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  8843.  @bob38028  Legally and realistically it would be a civil war.
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  8844. I'm a HUGEE Jordan Peterson fan but this one came off as extremely awkward. It seemed like Jordan was preaching to Arabs specifically and the issues they have while not realizing Arabs only make up 15% of the world Muslim population. I get it that for the most part the Arab world has been the highlight of the media in relation to Muslims. But you'd think that someone as intelligent as Jordan Peterson wouldn't have fallen into this simple trap. I'm not sure if "most" Muslims outside of the Arab world really have a problem with Jews. I'm not sure they have a problem with Christians either. The title should have been message to Arabs or message to the Middle East. That would have made more sense. I'd imagine an Indonesian Muslim watched this video with a really confused look on his face.
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  8845. @Poppystars, Oh I'm sure there is a lot of what you're saying going on considering the amount of propaganda we're bombarded with here in the west about the war. But in this specific instance I'm not so sure. It is very believable that a bunch of Chechen dudes would show up there just for a chance to kill Russian soldiers.
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  8846.  @Eymen-vo3wx  Those air defense systems weren't working very well when Iran launched a few hypersonic missiles into Israel not long ago. Biden said there was no damage, then we saw tons of footage all over the net of entire military bases blown to smitherines.
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  8847. He is certainly to blame. 1. He flew over there and told Bibi he could do what ever he wanted and we'd cover for him. 2. He literally threatened any nation who was going to take Bibi to the ICC for war crimes. 3. He is bankrolling the entire thing. 4. He is sending all the ammunition. According to the letter of the law he is aiding and abetting these war crimes. The Rome Statue actually has a section on political, military and financial aid to war crimes. If our army wasn't so big, both Joe and Bibi would be standing trial right now at the Hague.
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  8848.  @p_vic_7  Israel certainly does not have the means to defend itself without our ammunition. Why do you think we're running flights there 24/7 non stop and they're still running low. Yes, if we're paying the bills, sending the weapons and providing diplomatic cover for war crimes, you bet your arse we get to dictate.
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  8849.  @ticenits3426 why so the genocidal apartheid Zionist army can murder his children for fun?
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  8850.  @Cingar53  Interesting you say that. Let me now ask you a question. How do you now feel about Turkey helping spark an assault in Syria to help Israel who got their butts kicked in Lebanon? Do you think it is a good thing Turkey is saving Netanyahu by blocking the roads that arm Hezbollah? If so, why is Turkey working so hard to help Israel. I'd really like to know.
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  8851. Macron is delusional.
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  8852.  @languist funny how blind people are to what Europe is. A bunch of vassal states. Sorry but vassal states don’t challenge anything. They simply do as they’re told. Quick example. The war in the Middle East spreading does Europe zero favors. Yet they continue to add fuel to the same fire which will burn them. Why. Because they are vassals and do az they’re told. They’re told to support and fund Israel’s spreading of war and they do it.
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  8853. I'm no fan of Joe Biden but let me try to understand exactly what you guys are blaming him for here. So essentially you wanted him to take action to save an illegal militia force occupying the territory of another nation, a militia force which brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in the 1990s in one of the largest cases of ethnic cleansing on the planet in the past 50 years on earth. So this is the grip? I'm trying really hard to understand the insanity of this point of view. Also how exactly do you expect the American government to back illegal invasions and occupations while at the same time trying to convince the world that what Russia is doing in Ukraine is wrong? This is literally one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.
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  8854. 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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  8855.  @Hypogeal-Foundation  Have their drones failed? If they have, why are so many nations trying to buy them?
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  8856. @user-yr3vd8om6q. Where else have you seen a brutal apartheid be sustainable? Israel will go the way of all apartheid states. Merely a brutal footnote in history.
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  8857. I like this commentator as she gives a lot of good info we rarely see on the main stream media here in America. But on certain topics it's fun to watch her go full retard. "Giving Azerbaijan sleepless nights." Seriously? If India gave Armenia every single one of these systems in it's inventory it still wouldn't tip the military supremacy balance between the two nations one bit. Obviously they're going to summon the Indian ambassador, they're never going to be okay with anyone giving anything of military value to a country they were recently in a full blown war with. At least they didn't go batsh!t crazy like India does anytime someone sends Pakistan a napkin. lol Sleepless nights? 🤣 Just when you're on the brink of being famous worldwide for good reporting you go and do this.
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  8858.  @markmonoko7096  Better than sitting around fanning the flames of war no? I wonder if anyone actually stopped to think what the lives of poor civilians in Ukraine would be like if a war actually did erupt. At least there are people out there trying to stop this. So instead of harping about how unsuccessful the effort will be, it would be better to hope it will be successful for the sake of the Ukrainian civilians.
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  8859.  @markmonoko7096  No one can guarantee how things will evolve once a war starts. Especially something like this which is so globalized. Iraq and Libya were supposed to be "precise wars" as well but everyone knows how many civilians died.
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  8860.  @giorgosanthopoulos6197  So your entire argument is based on your paranoia that anyone who doesn't agree with your world view must be from X ethnic group? Do you have any idea how insane that sounds? I'm also not exactly sure what that dude in Ankara putting political opponents in jail has to do with slick Bob shilling for foreign interest groups. That's another horrible argument. According to that logic do you believe Bob should now shill for Russia because Ukraine has arrested all opposition media and politicians? Because that would be the logical conclusion to the argument you're making. Which again is insanity.
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  8861. @Newenergy970 Ignored? They sent high end drones to Ukraine early in the war when most European nations were too afraid to send anything. They were so effective the Ukrainians wrote a song about it for god's sake. That is your definition of ignored? Also, it is hard to even compare the two conflicts. The Ukraine/Russia conflict is the definition of a conventional war. Neither side is rounding people up by the millions and sticking them into concentration camps like Israel is doing. So no, you're not right. You're not even in the same city as right. You're drawing a false narrative that folds like origami when put under a microscope.
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  8862. What you're saying is true. But you also have to realize both these nations are filled to the gills with nukes. If they go to war, neither of them will survive.
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  8863. The only terrorists anywhere near there are Iranian backed groups, which Armenia is heavily allied with. Highly unlikely that Armenia's friends would blow something up in Armenia.
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  8864.  @sarahkareem1251  He won't, because they control what he thinks and how he feels. If they can get this guy to cheer on churches being blown up and Christians being ethnically cleansed, while claiming to be a Christian himself. Just think about what else they can get him to believe. Perhaps they've already also had him believe men can get pregnant as well.
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  8865.  @binbasesatoktayyldran5236  You really didn't understand the sarcastic tone of his post? Seriously?
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  8866. I don't think any sane nation would have any interest in joining the EU (Soviet Union 2.0) which also happens to be a sinking ship. EU nations are more likely to leave the EU than new members joining.
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  8867. All that has already been done. lol It simply isn't enough for them to accept Sweden funding armed groups which blow up schools and hospitals. That is a tough pill for anyone to swallow.
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  8868.  @StarknightSK  So you're saying because bad things happen elsewhere people can't feel bad about this specific one? Which is essentially a 100x worse than anything else you just mentioned? Is that seriously your argument? You really didn't think that one through did you.
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  8869. I'd love to live long enough to see the day where France gets colonized. It's going to happen but I probably won't see it.
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  8870.  @bharatiya804  You mean Israel in their administration of terrorism against civilians. There I fixed it for you,.
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  8871. @Zetler, The CTSO saved it's entire army which was encircled from being wrecked. Not to mention it stopped Azerbaijan from rolling their tanks into Yerevan. What kind of fantasy world are you living in? Did you really expect them to stop in and help Armenia protect a piece of land it illegally invaded and occupied? It is like the Russians gave Armenia a hand and the Armenians are upset it wasn't offered Russia's entire arm lol I'm no fan of Russia but how it is Russia's fault Armenia did what it did and put itself in a really awkward situation where no nation aside from Iran wanted to be seen supporting them?
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  8872. I guess in the same way France, America and England can condemn Russia while having done the same thing multiple times in recently memory.
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  8873. Because the big money that funds both parties along with the media simply won't allow it. Trump did the impossible and broke through. Look how hard they went after him.
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  8874.  @arkhsm  So they magically become authoritarians when they start doing what their voters want and not what the globalists want? Interesting. I live in a country which has a real authoritarian government in the name of the Biden regime. One which tries to punish anyone who critiques them and tries to jail it's political opponents.
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  8875. @Intreoo, The amount of gas Azerbaijan sends the EU is quite small. It accounts for a very small percentage of what Europe imports. It isn't nearly enough of a figure to have any effect on EU foreign policy. The reason EU won't respond isn't the gas, they won't respond because they can't respond? Aside from a condemnation what exactly can they do? They don't have the military capability to get there let alone do something about it. I don't think the Azeris give a rat's arse what Europe thinks. I don't think the Armenians are stupid enough to believe Europe will change the outcome of anything for them.
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  8876.  @marko9598  Exactly Putin is not an idiot. If a war like that breaks out, Putin knows that if the wrong side wins, Russia is next. They will certainly act because Putin isn't an idiot. Perhaps you haven't noticed that the western alliance is put it in their heads to destroy Russia. You might not have noticed, Putin has.
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  8877. @Nope So they won't trade with any society that doesn't believe men can get pregnant? Hmm who will they trade with?
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  8878. @Mr P, nope they're still there. They were complaining that some of the bombs dropped too close for comfort. We have no business there, like Trump said we need to pull out.
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  8879. @Articuno Legend, I doubt an alliance like this will emerge but in the unlikely event it did, France will not join it. France is in a bitter struggle with Turkey over influence in Northern Africa and both sides are at loggerheads over who will control the east med sea. No chance France takes any side Turkey is on at this point.
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  8880.  @AnonymousGuy341  Yet we're the ones working the hardest to hold it together. It may not have benefited your average American tax payer but it sure as hell benefits the elites who use it as a platform to try to dominate the world. So yea, we won't be leaving Nato or letting other nations leave Nato anytime soon. Even 90% of Americans want it to happen it simply won't, hell will freeze over first.
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  8881. If everyone took an honesty pill this day. Reporter: Mr. Biden can you please tell us what you discussed. Biden: Well I told Erdogan exactly what I wanted from his country but also told him to not even ask us to stop funding terrorist organizations in Syria. Reporter: Mr. Erdogan can you please tell us what you discussed. Erdogan: I wish I was dealing with Trump.
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  8882.  @PoulNoergard  Again the Chinese have no history of brutality in Africa, unlike France. If Chinese behaves poorly there it will feel like the common cold to the Africans. Where as France was like the bubonic plague.
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  8883. Pakistan wanted to buy something and someone who was selling it obliged. I don't see what you street defecators are freaking out over. Yes it would have made more sense for Pakistan to buy food. They're just like Indians I guess, simply not rational. They are your cousins after all no?
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  8884. They have no interest in joining the EU. They don't want to be bound to defend Sweden and they'll do anything to drag this out. Even resorting to make requests of things they don't even want.
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  8885. @GrotrianSelier. That day was bad yes, very bad. But was it really as bad as Genocide Joe helping plan, finance, arm and give political cover to the only time since WW2 when a fully mechanized army went out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible? Seriously it was worse than that? If so, you have an odd opinion of what a bad day is.
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  8886.  @amarhadjimurad2363  Imagine your only crime being that you actually enact policies your people want. The fact this is seen as a crime in Europe, shows how insane the OP's comment about authoritarianism really is.
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  8887.  @thedonn138  Actually no it isn't BS. Saudi Arabia provided the money, America provided the weapons and Turkey facilitated the transport of these insane foreigner fighters which went in and ruined Syria. Lets call a spade a spade here my man.
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  8888.  @simko28  On what basis? Perhaps 30 years of hospitals and schools being blown up over and over and over again.
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  8889. @Richarddalporto? Who is more likely to be living in an alternate universe? Him or the people telling us that Ukraine is making gains to push Russia out of the Donbass and Crimea. Which do you believe to be fantasy?
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  8890. A lot of it is simple human nature.
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  8891.  @dimitri3638  Or perhaps you mean former indigenous Anatolian lands which were invaded by the Greeks? How far back do you want to go to decide who owns want? Or do you simply want to go to a very specific period in time that suits your interests?
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  8892.  @Paulynyc  My post referred to things well before 1071. What is good for the goose generally should be good for the gander. Assuming you're a rational person.
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  8893.  @Paulynyc  Lets be a little realistic here, Indigenous Anatolians had been wiped out of Anatolia long before the Turks arrived in 1071. Especially on the west coast they'd been invaded and massacred/assimilated by the Greeks. So it's essentially your contention that one one group does it, it's good. And when another group does it it's bad? Good luck selling that argument bro. I'm on neither side of this debate and I can tell you that you sound like a raving lunatic.
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  8894.  @ramygichero1016  I fail to see what that has to do with the fact the French government should be charged for war crimes at the ICC.
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  8895. @PJ's POV, Limbaugh was an establishment hack. I hope Tucker doesn't go that route. If he does, he'll lose a lot of viewers.
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  8896. Blinken the butcher.
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  8897. @Samanyu Kaushal, This action will make it less likely for them to get off the FATF grey list considering the policy of the United States is hoping this conflict lasts as long as possible to drain Russia. Turkey's benefit in this is quite simple. It isn't in their interest to have a war with two nations they have a maritime border with, not to mention the distruption of trade between the parties.
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  8898. “Retaliatory attack” he says When people paying attention know it is a new escalatory aggression. Just sayin…
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  8899.  Joe Mama  I have a feeling a Russian war will come to Sweden before a holy war comes to the guy you're responding to. Just sayin....
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  8900.  @omnipotent3955  That's all well and good but are you going to account for your blatantly false comment earlier? Or simply ignore it? Facts be damned right? You need to understand something. Facts>Your emotions.
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  8901.  Joe Mama  No I really don't. There is something you overly emotional feminized dudes have to understand. Reality>Your feelings.
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  8902.  Joe Mama  You don't have to be a cultural marxist, extreme leftist or a batshit crazy Feminist to use their debate styles and tactics. Something which you seem very well versed in. Where everything is about your emotions and reality and facts are just pesky things to discard.
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  8903.  Joe Mama  Yet you're some dude on the internet telling me to get ready for a holy war? That's rich. lol
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  8904.  @user-te9ut7ms4l  If true why was so much effort put for to hide it? So much so that the FBI actually put pressure on social media companies to censor people talking about it. Think about that for a second.
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  8905.  @johnloughner6572  I'd imagine they would love to be doing what you're claiming they're doing. Unfortunately if you look at a simple map of Syria, you'll see the areas the Turkish military entered has no oil deposits. Hard to make oil magically appear where it doesn't exist, let a lone getting "a shit load" of cash from said non existent oil.
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  8906.  @JeDxDeVu  you’re right about this. But at least Qatar isn’t as bad as the other gulf states on that issue
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  8907.  @JustinGochenour  No just no... Seems like an emotional response. How about articulating your point of view with reason and logic.
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  8908. It isn't just the voting that makes him complicit in this genocide. The fact he is arming it, funding it, providing cover for it and most likely helped plan it is why he got the nickname Genocide Joe.
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  8909. @Raj Ray, It is the EU threatening these nations to "think properly." Not these nations pushing ideals on the EU. Makes you wonder who the fascist is.... no?
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  8910.  @capella95  I don't think anyone claimed they were making a superior jet.
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  8911.  @ghostsix-two9189  Pakistan yes. Iran no. Iran sees Turkey as competition for regional influence. Iran is busier finding ways to screw Turkey over and you're talking about having their backs? lol Iran's stance on Palestine is amazing and should be commended. But Iran also does some really dark things. Like arming and helping Armenia invade Azerbaijan in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians. Then give them arms again (right now) to fight the Azeris so family members of those ethnically cleansed can't return back to their villages.
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  8912.  @jenniferedelstein5913  In a civilized language most people understand please. Thank you. Hell even Arabic or Turkish would probably be more understandable to most compared to that jibberish language you're speaking.
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  8913. @Lithuania wasn't illegally invading it's neighbor's and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians leading to bad blood which won't go away easily. Not is it landlocked, surrounded by nations it is making territorial claims on all the time. Bad analogy.
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  8914. That pipeline is a fantasy. Pipelines only work in highly stable places. They’re impossible to defend against sabotage. 1. Unlike Syria will be that stable any time soon. 2. If miraculously Syria becomes that stable with a powerful and popular central government, then the pipeline is even more impossible. Why would such a Syria allow energy competition put gas and oil transit through their country. Those pipelines won’t be happening
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  8915.  @paulfaigl8329  I'd imagine Germany is going to have to come to some sort of deal with Russia sooner or later. Or they can just do what they're doing, be forced to deindustrialize and become a third world country in a decade and a half. As far as Lets go Brandon. It isn't really a pun. It is a political reality lol
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  8916. @VP you weren't far off
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  8917. If it were that simple it would have been done many times in the past. Your solution will end up causing more problems than it will solve.
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  8918.  @andreashansson1238  He was laughing at Sweden.
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  8919.  @babba6995  I'm not sure words like that are going to save the Swedish government from this backlash.
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  8920. My man, I've been a big fan of your channel for years. Avid watcher. Your last video about Israel invading Hezbollah was such a monumental disaster, I legit just stopped watching your videos. Considering how badly you delved into false narrative crafting in your last video about Israel I didn't even bother watching this one. If you want to keep your audience which loves this channel for it's fact based information, I'd recommend you stick to videos about Ukraine (the topic you seem to do a very good job at) Even if this video above wasn't narrative crafting BS like the last one, most won't know because they simply won't watch another one of your Israel videos after the last ones.
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  8921. @ no one is interested in who you miss or don’t miss. Fact is this guy went down the road of fake news and after the blowback he didn’t make such videos fir quite a while
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  8922.  @tsharabrown3719  When this is all over they will certainly try to pin this all on Netanyahu and wash their hands of it. Except it won't work. People have seen polls where over 80% of the Israeli public agree with rape being used as a tool to punish Palestinian prisoners and children. This is really a deranged society top to bottom. The fact these lunatics have nukes is terrifying.
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  8923.  @tomatomi8041  You mean the only country on the planet where a majority of people still defecate in the streets? That India? They are the definition of a mess, a smelly mess.
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  8924. Turkey has the ability to produce tech but lack cold hard cash. Saudi Arabia had loads of cash but had zero ability to produce tech. Just a matter of time until they work together
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  8925. @Canadainvesting. Actually those marches were pro semitic no? Considering they want a group of semitic people who are stuffed into a concentration camp (Palestinians) to be freed. Your contention is that complaining about semitic people being stuffed into a concentration camp is antisemitism? Your contention is that being against apartheid and concentration camps is "hate speech." What else you got for us? Men can get pregnant? The earth is flat? Any other insane and demonstratably false statements you'd like to make while you're at it?
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  8926. So all that is evil but stealing land from people, slaughtering their children and throwing the survivors by the millions into concentration camps is not? Interesting.
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  8927. @moony9337. Cheerleading genocide when it matters and then pretend you're against it now that it's too late because you realize you're losing votes? That is integrity and courage? Are you serious or are you some troll who works for this genocidal maniac called Sanders?
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  8928.  @johntravolta8389  Most people didn't forget. The only people claiming he has integrity on this issue are paid trolls working for team Bernie. Everyone knows what's up. This guy was a serious cheerleader for this when it kicked off. He is party to this genocide, aka aiding and abetting.
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  8929. @David Foxall, yea you're right if you believe simply killing them, putting millions of people in open air prisons and kicking people out of their homes is the better solution. I'd imagine most people without a black heart would disagree with you.
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  8930. ARmen KazAryan, Armenia's entire military was surrounded and about to get slaughtered. The Azeris decided to accept Armenian surrender and spared the lives of 10s of thousands. And now you're talking about restarting the war? The level of delusion, insanity and cognitive dissonance is outright terrifying.
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  8931. @Donald it's the duty of other tax payers to help Greece with it's dispute with another Nato member? Seriously? So essentially the Germans should pay their bills and Nato should fight their wars? What is next? China should come spoon feed them?
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  8932. Pretty genius move on Rand's part. He knows we'll never pull out of Syria. But he is putting pressure on the Senators and forcing them to rubber stamp our presence there. Knowing it is a difficult thing to do because they'll also be on the hook if (and when) something bad happens to those boys. Most of the people in charge simply do not care about using our young men as trip wires to start a war when ever they please. If we the people weren't so apathetic and actually make some noise over this, those 900 boys wouldn't be sitting ducks over there.
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  8933. @epope98. We're in no position to be fighting such a war. But I'd imagine our government understands that Iran does not want this to go down. Yes they're talking a big game but it isn't a step they want to take. And even if they do move, it will be limited. What probably gives policy makers sleepless nights is trying to figure out what the Turks will do. I highly doubt there is any chance they make a move, they have no interest in doing so. But if they do mobilize and move south, all hell will break loose. As Col. Macgregor said, the Turks can mobilize 2.5 million men in 2 months time and push them out into the field. A 2.5 million man, battle hardened army, trained to Nato standards with all the modern tech gadgets moving south is something no one in that region can stop. What we have in the region right now can't stop that. They will sweep down and completely and utterly steamroll Israel. Then Israel pops off a nuke. Before you know it, we're in ww3. Yea, terrifying.
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  8934. This is true, I've been a conservative most of my life and I found the Iraq war to be pure and utter insanity. I found the Libyan war to again be insane. Now seeing my government fund the war in Ukraine and fund genocide in Gaza is making my stomach turn. This idea that all conservatives are neocons/neolibs and pro war is ridiculous. Just the really well funded ones and the loudest ones are. Your average Joe conservative on the street, if given all the information will not be on board with any of this.
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  8935. Not doing something, can sometimes be just as important as doing something. Both these nations refuse to move on the Houthi. Port activity in Israel's redsea port (their economic lifeline) is down 85%. The Houthis are making an impact.
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  8936.  @sammiller6631  Sam to be fair there has been more than enough "not honoring agreements" going on from all angles. To a point it would be kind of ridiculous to point to just one no?
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  8937. No one really took that conflict seriously because it was just assumed Armenia is a backwater nation which terrible military training. No one really looked twice with Azerbaijan ran over them with a steamroller either. But perhaps we should have paid more attention, these drones were probably the major difference.
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  8938. Not anymore.
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  8939. This comment legit made me laugh lol
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  8940. @Asau Pengabang, if that were true Macron and the Canadian Prime minister would be there supporting this meeting.
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  8941.  @wheeeeeha  I wish people who think they're awake should actually wake up to the rest of what is going on. But you are right about the conspiracy theory trophies that are piling up. But most are still asleep about the biggest trophy out there to be had.
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  8942. Would do what exactly?
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  8943. Who values any opinion from Tucker Carlson? Hmm millions and millions and millions of voters perhaps? He is one of the few people on the right who hasn't discredited himself. He didn't literally do a u-turn on everything he stands for the moment bullet started flying in Palestine. People notice these things.
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  8944.  @t19-k4z  It was probably more about exploiting people under the guise of ideology. If they believed in a universalist idea they wouldn't have done such terrible things to these people over and over again.
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  8945.  @Briselance  Some are better some are worse, what's nice is to give them the opportunity to decide which to be. It's almost like the argument you're making is that because some other African nations aren't doing well that somehow gives France the right to rob these nations? Is that the argument you're making?
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  8946.  @Briselance  Worse, a lot worse than any modern colonial power. Just ask the people living in these nations. In a perfect world France would be an international pariah on the international stage and their regime in Paris sanctioned for crimes against humanity. Not to mention reparations for the huge sums of money and resources extracted from these nations. But they're black who cares right? I love your mind set, I really do.
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  8947.  @skeletorlikespotatoes7846  If that was the case you'd think a world power would figure this out and disengage? Well England eventually did when the cost to benefit ratio didn't make sense anymore. France however has been very prolific in controlling and exploiting it's former African colonies. Nor have any of these nations under the French boot benefited in any meaningful way. It's essentially been death, destruction and poverty the entire way. Germany really doesn't fit into this conversations because they were never really a large colonial power.
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  8948.  @skeletorlikespotatoes7846  Once that level of colonial corruption sets in, it's hard to get rid of. Getting rid of France is probably step 1 to recovery. Getting rid of corruption is step 2 (which will take longer) But you can't start step 2 until you complete step 1.
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  8949.  @mathieuraymond9356  There were obviously places where England slaughtered the inhabitants and no one is excusing that. What we're primarily discussing here are their behaviors in Africa. Secondly I can't believe you said something like "France developed the countries." France did nothing to developpe any of these nations, all it did was kill it's people, destroy their culture, foster corruption in officials and steal resources. Not to mention all the slaughtering France did the millions it killed during it's genocide in Algeria (which wasn't that long ago.) Fact of the matter is, these nations eventually have to stand up and kick France and it's influence out of their nations. It's a lot like killing cancer. To be healthy it must be done.
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  8950.  @mathieuraymond9356  Really, you're going to turn into one of those war crimes deniers? You probably think the holocaust was made up too. I didn't think I'd come across a real live one like you here in these comments sections.
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  8951.  @Marianofortepiano  When you do terrible things, it makes sense people will call it out. France is no stranger like any other nation to spit on others when they do terrible things. So it's okay for you to spit on everyone but it's a huge problem when you're spit on? You're not special. Also are you seriously going to claim France brings benefits to Africa? That would be like me going to my neighbors house, stealing everything, killing his family and then saying i'm a positive influence because I then gave him a loaf of bread. Then I can complain no one talks about the good things I did for my neighbor. Do you not realize how insane your post is?
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  8952. You probably posted some really nonsensical stuff that youtube didn't let go through. Doubt it has anything to do with the channel's owner.
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  8953. France is not only insignificant in the eyes of these three nations. Other nations are starting to understand the reality that France is a third rate power. France can only really exert influence over impoverished African nations and that I'd imagine will come to an end soon as other growing powers are moving in to push France out. I'd imagine this will be a good thing for the people of that region as well.
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  8954. My guess would be IDF. This is their style And they've been complaining about this Aerospace company taking up their market share in military drone sales. So yea..... This feels like the nordstream pipeline all over again. Where it is abundantly obvious who did it.
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  8955.  @johngibson2884  You said the "Ottoman empire never went anywhere" Where is it exactly you expected them to go? lol You make the most insane comments, it's hilarious
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  8956. I'm no fan of Israel but some how I doubt what the OP is saying is true. Most of these Arab regimes train their army to protect their regime against their own people. Not to fight wars.
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  8957.  @Lee_303  There is such a shortage of LNG that no one feels the need to undercut anyone to gain customers. Customers are lined up waiting. Qatar should charge 3x the price considering how Europe is acting. If they don't want to pay it, there are plenty of other nations waiting in line to buy.
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  8958.  @Gutians  Yet the vast majority of them seem to be pretty happy with their condition. Can you say the same of the millions of Azeris under massive oppression in Iran?
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  8959.  @IAT1964  Really so you'd be comfortable with military installations a few miles off your coast from a nation which constantly talks about how your territory is really theirs? I'm not sure many would put up with that. We can talk about all the terrible things Turkey does in Syria and Iraq and I'd probably agree with you on most of that. But I'm not sure it makes it right for Greece to poke Turkey in the eye and then expect the rest of the world to protect them. It's quite insane in fact. Also I'd imagine Cyprus would have been a lesson to not poke your neighbors in the eye no? For when they do react, maybe the world won't rush to defend you?
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  8960.  @IAT1964  I could be wrong but I'm fairly sure that Turkey never signed a treaty with Greece where it stipulates they're not allowed to have amphibious landing military units. I'm also fairly sure that Greece has signed a treaty promising to never arm those specific islands which they're arming. Maybe Turkey really does want those islands and if that's the case arming those islands and breaking the terms of the treaty gives them the perfect excuse to go take those islands. On the flip side if they don't want those islands, you're going to make them want those islands by using them as forward base weapons against them. I have a feeling you're going to find yourselves in a Cyprus 2.0 situation again and like Cyprus you're going to find no support because you have no one to blame but yourselves.
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  8961. So he basically wants to murder another 500k people just to stay in power for another year. Ridiculous. They need to sit down and negotiate.
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  8962. They're blessed and cursed at the same time with their geography. I doubt it's fun where every single one of your neighbors except one has been at war in the past 10 years. That is like walking through a minefield. Ukraine-war. now Russia-war. now Azerbaijan, Armenia-war 2020 Georgia-war 2008 Iraq-war 2003-god knows when Syria-war 2011-god knows when It's like they're in the middle of a ring of fire hoping it doesn't spill over into their territory. I also don't want to imagine what that would do to an economy if every single one of your neighboring nations is either at war or wrecked by war.
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  8963. @BNL BNL, not going to happen for a plethora of reasons.
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  8964.  @Muhr-u-Souleiman  It took them nearly 3 months to cut all trade. You believe 3 months of women and children being slaughtered is a short span of time? Don't be ridiculous bro. Nor am I some anti Turkiye person. I am generally a fan of that country. Not only was my comment about acting too late true, it is demonstrably true. I'd imagine if you conducted a poll on this issue to Turkish society they'd agree with me. I've spent enough time in that country to know what is going on there. Spent enough time there to a point I speak their language fluently.
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  8965. @Deniz Liberal, We would have inflation even if this conflict never started. In fact our inflation was growing out of control well before Russia invaded Ukraine. Not to say rising energy prices due to the war didn't poured fuel on an already burning fire. The middle class around the entire globe is probably going to get wiped out in the next 10 years.
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  8966. Most protests and riots are very ridiculous, they never go after the source of their complaints. Protestors going after Blackrock and the NY Times? That is what I call a rational protest.
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  8967.  @josegonzales9169  How is interrupting a game of basketball going to help you ask? It will help plenty, it will help her feel better about herself. That is what these things are always about no?
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  8968. The Ukraine war is showing that unmanned platforms are certainly needed in a war. Look what Russia has been doing to Ukrainian defenses with their recent drone fleets. Azerbaijan vs Armenia was another large scale conventional war in which the side with high tech drones completely destroyed the air defense of the other and routed them. You cannot go to war today without drones. Planes, land drones, sea drones and sub drones.
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  8969. @Farid to be fair if people are fighting a war over it, it's disputed. That's actually the definition of disputed lol
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  8970. @Keith2366, Obama had no time to want to deal with Iraq. Like Bush he was busy hatching up a plane to destroy an entire country and kill hundreds of thousands for literally no reason (Libya)
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  8971. I’m not so sure about that. I rarely see a Zionist making insane and demonstrably false claims that aren’t immediately challenged these days. What you’re saying was true in the early 2000s not so much today. The jig is up, people know. That genie is not going back in the bottle. I’m a conservative man in his 40s. When I hear the Zionist nonsensical talking points cheerleading the murder if children I’m immediately in that person’s face asking them to account for that statement.
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  8972. @Donalexey, Yes and no.
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  8973.  @davidcald5975  To be fair none of this money is going to save lives, who ever could be saved has been saved. It's probably meant to help the reconstruction effort.
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  8974. I guess he'll go when Biden shows up too.
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  8975.  @kyoyahibari64  So you're telling us that you believe god is sadistic enough to stand with brutality, the murdering of 10s of thousands of babies, apartheid, concentration camps and war crimes? I'd imagine god Isn't very pleased with how you're portraying him. The devil however would be very pleased with your comments.
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  8976. Those same allies also gave up on Ukraine once the bullets started to fly. I think we all see a pattern here.
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  8977.  @ohsweetmystery sure there is a “far right” in England if you know what the elites mean when they say far right. What the phrase means is anyone who is against the policies of the globalists.
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  8978. Making asking if globalist media are bias. Is as ridiculous as making a video asking if dogs bark.
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  8979. @MG Legal ramifications? And who exactly will enforce these ramifications? If International law were always upheld and enforced, France would be paying African nations half their GDP in genocide reparations.
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  8980. @greatbooksformenthis money is for Israel too. Why do you think we send that money to Egypt. To help keep an unpopular Israel friendly dictator in power.
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  8981. I like Peter and his attempts to give cold hard analysis. But he has been crafting this narrative that China is on the verge of economic collapse for years now. Sorry Peter but I’ll believe it when I see it
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  8982. @David Getling, as of now it looks like they'll be Vetoed. That isn't a very warm welcome. Finland and more so Sweden have done a few things to really really piss off a member of Nato or two in the past. Now it seems they're going to pay a price they never thought you'd be paying
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  8983. There is no way Armenia can get into Nato. Even the idea of it is ridiculous.
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  8984.  @zanaahmadi123  The mistake you made is by calling Israel a state. It is not a state. It is a Zionist apartheid colonial entity. Claiming it is a regular country is insanity.
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  8985.  @jhunt5578  this trope that Israel offers peace and the Palestinians reject it is insanity. Especially when you consider what kind of insane offers were made to them. The world community has come up with a fair solution, there are UN resolutions on this issue. Which Israel refuses to implement.
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  8986.  @subashbist-p8o  Perhaps he isn't interested in being paid by an apartheid regime to help oppress people.
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  8987. @Kenstravels4922. They're all Armenians because when they invaded the territory they brutally ethnically cleansed everyone else not too long ago. That is what started the war. This recent conflict was essentially Azerbaijan enforcing UN resolutions by pushing illegal and violent militia groups off their territory.
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  8988.  @Sam_Guevenne  I don't think Turkey has any interest in joining the EU let along getting a "shot." I'd imagine more nations will be leaving the EU in the next decade than those trying to join. Nor do they seem to have much interest in allowing Sweden into Nato until their conditions are met. All in all they're holding the cards, dangling EU membership isn't going to help Sweden get into Nato.
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  8989.  @robloxjada61  How so? by literally every single metric you can use.
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  8990. "Resisting attacks" by aimlessly firing shells into civilian areas. lol New York times........... argggggg
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  8991. I'm thinking we're a tad bit too polarized in this country.
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  8992.  @t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334  Yup it is a pretty long list. I'm an American and I find it wholeheartedly ridiculous when I'm told that China is "dangerous to world peace." Historically speaking China is simply not an aggressive state hell bent and causing wars all over the world. It's simply not what they're interested in doing.
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  8993. Considering the terrible position the Biden administration will be in with this, can you imagine just how much pressure is being put on the ICJ to actually ignore the law and rule in favor of Israel. Full stop, non stop no holds barred full court press on that court. Considering what is at stake. That is exactly what they're doing right now.
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  8994.  @johnvito7376  Corruption is certainly a problem in most nations. But if politicians wanted to pocket money from an arms deal, why would they do it with an arms deal which would get this much attention? Think dude, think lol Politicians are always stealing money but this isn't how they do it.
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  8995.  Srt  Why in the world would Russia announce something which would ensure it can't make a sale? This is the second extremely stupid comment I've seen on this thread.
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  8996.  Srt  If you meant US your comment still makes no sense. Us had no interest in if the missiles are easily bypassed or not. They simply did not want Russia making a weapons sale to a Nato nation. It's kind of like the mafia, you either buy from me or you don't have it. Buying elsewhere is not an option.
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  8997.  Srt  It's not a matter of like or not like. It's a matter of what is rational and what is not. As far as what "I like" on this issue, it's rather irrelevant to me because I don't live in that region.
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  8998. When you put out content like "He's expecting." You know you're trouble. I'm not sure how much of the bleeding was caused by an increase in price and how much from people who were simply disgusted with some of the content they saw on their screen. I like Netflix, I didn't cancel my subscription when I saw "He's Expecting" pop up. I did immediately sell all my shares in Netflix though lol
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  8999. These riots aren't really about those cops. These riots go much deeper, this killing was just the spark.
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  9000.  @user-iy1xz6or9m  This is true. France also needs regime change.
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  9001. I'm not sure this is big news, it was a clumsy move by Biden and his team and it was essentially symbolic anyway. It does however show how far relations between the two nations have fallen. I'd imagine this will be a rift difficult to bring back.
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  9002. If you compare the situation in Gaza to the situation in Ukraine, what Putin is doing is nowhere near genocide. More civilians have been killed in Gaza in 2 weeks than the total number of civilians killed in the huge Russia/Ukriane war which has lasted nearly two years. Neither the Russians or the Ukrainians are actually targeting or actively trying to kill civilians. Hence the relatively low civilian deaths when compared to Israel's extermination of the people in the concentration camp called Gaza.
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  9003. @esthervega8039 So you're basically going to endorse genocide and the mass slaughter of children on a scale not seen since WW2? Interesting that you'd actually make this public.
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  9004. @Ayoubbaydoun252. If you look at it rationally it kind of was a stalemate. The IDF got embarrassed because they were not able to their strategic objectives and had to pull out. Not to mention their air of invincibility (which is important to them) was tarnished. It also sucked for Lebanon because many of their towns got completely leveled to the ground. Neither side won, both lost a lot.
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  9005. @Frank McComber if the Russians don't do it for them I'm not sure it's possible. The military imbalance between these two nations is far too great. It's almost like saying Mexico is going to invade the United States. It's simply not possible.
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  9006.  @coyotelong4349  They don't act like Republicans. If they did they wouldn't be the only states which don't have affordable housing.
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  9007. @Dave-tl1iq. Nice troll post lol
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  9008.  @TheresaLiu-qf7pm  Yes he is on record talking about how he financed them.
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  9009.  @elebeu  I doubt anyone aside from the people who Israel stuffed into a concentration camp hates them. What people hate is apartheid and concentration camps.
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  9010. Pakistani people don't even trust each other let alone trusting foreign governments.
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  9011. @Sirnukesalot24, Something like that is WAYYYY out of the reach of Egypt.
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  9012.  @MAGA2024-pf4yw why is your screen name maga when you really want to make Israel great again. It would take 59 witnesses for me to believe you’re really an American
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  9013.  @EinFelsbrocken  Let me try to break down exactly what you said here. 1. If a country elects someone you don't like in a election it's a repression of democracy. 2. People should also only be able to vote for people of a certain age. I get that this guy Jawad Arif isn't playing with a full deck and his "western dog" comment was ridiculous. But I'd imagine your post was about 10 times more ridiculous than his. You literally sound like a lunatic who doesn't know what the term democracy or what the term "will of the people" actually means. You quite literally sound like the biggest fan of authoritarianism and anti freedom.
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  9014. Their reaction is quite clear. They're keeping quiet because they've been threatened with "consequences." But the nations around the world who actually have an ability to defend themselves and know they wont' be invaded are quite vocal about this issue.
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  9015. They aren't interested in EU membership you're right, they're using it as a political tool. They don't really want in. But they do want the F-16 as a stop gap before their national platform is ready. Also they got zero economic benefits from Sweden, nor did they ask for them. What they pressure Sweden on were matters of security, such as Sweden's financing of armed groups which blow up schools and hospitals in Turkey.
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  9016.  @ianhomerpura8937  It seems they won't vote yes to anything which gives the ethnic minority protections. Perhaps they want to slaughter them again? Who knows.
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  9017.  @pekranevikrane  Yes it's easy to pay less when you rig the elections, bribe officials and continue on stealing resources. It's no wonder there was a coup lol
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  9018.  @doey2099  Absolutely agree with that. Nowhere near normal. I feel like this will be one of those things where 100 years from now people will look back and wonder "how was this allowed to take place."
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  9019. @MrRiz157. Oddly enough the vast majority of people on this planet see this as one of the few times the law was actually upheld and the international system via this court actually worked properly. Even with all the influence, threats and intimidating by the Israelis and Biden regime.
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  9020. @allyrose4757 Their entire military doctrine is based on slaughtering civilians to cause fear, it has been this way for decades. I doubt it will change. Unless someone forces it to change.
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  9021.  @wolfswinkel8906  The difference being that war has already started. The point of talking is so a war doesn't start you rocket scientist. From what I've read the Turks want to talk, the Greeks don't. Usually it's the more powerful military which doesn't want to talk, this time it's the opposite which is surreal. Imagine your 6ft 4in 250 muscular neighbor wanting to talk it out and you the 5ft 2in 145bs out of shape one refusing to talk so you can heighten tensions. It's surreal. This isn't going to end well for the 5ft 2in dude.
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  9022. The dumbing down of society is now complete.
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  9023. @Resistofc, These drones they're using can be linked with certain Mortar systems. The drone paints a laser on the target and the Mortar system drops the explosive on the target. These drones aren't only deadly for recon and dropping their own bombs, they also guide other systems to hit their targets dead on.
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  9024.  @TomCotter-pu2oh  As much as he'll use the rhetoric to keep the crazy evlangelical vote. I don't think the Donald is willing to completely destroy American diplomacy around the world for this. Especially not at a time when we're in superpower competition with China. We're competing with them for influence over the global south, backing a genocide isn't exactly popular in the global south and we're handing these nations over to China on a sliver platter. For all his rhetoric, the Donald is far too into America first to throw all that away for Israel or anyone else. Only a weak puppet like Biden could have ever been talked into this insanity which has set America's diplomatic power back 50 years.
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  9025. @Pazitor, what exactly will turning to the EU do for them and their economy? They were well turned to the EU for more than 2 decades in a period where their economy was even worse than it is now. It won't help or make the situation worse.
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  9026. Lets be intellectually honest here. He has the right to say it. Just like now society has the right to react to watching him say it. This guy is a total POS, the fact an animal like this worked on our foreign policy is outright terrifying. But this isn't an issue for the "cops" to solve. If you arrest him for that, then technically you can arrest anyone for saying anything. Would you want to give the government (filled with people like him) that power. Hell they're already trying to find ways to arrest anyone who is pro Palestinian anyway. Free speech must be defended, even when people are saying things you don't like.
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  9027. @George Kalafatis, Surely your own energy resources will lesson the burden of living on people there. It will increase the standard of living of everyone. However considering the situation Greece is in and the political mindset. Honestly I don't see them ever being able to exploit those resources, not until they come to their senses and negotiate a deal with their neighbor. They might have good arguments as to why it's all theirs but what good will that do if your neighbor simply won't let you access it? It's almost like the Greeks would rather get nothing than take half. Strange stuff.
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  9028.  @ericjohnson7234  I'm not sure what a leader of a nation trying to extract as many resources for his voters has to do what you call the "Ottoman experience." Less rhetoric more reality please.
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  9029.  @miloslavski6149  So that is your logic? You attack people and then when they try to defend themselves you claim they're the bad guys and murder them all? Your response is telling.
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  9030.  @nextentrepreneur9288  Perhaps if the Apartheid regime wasn't illegally occupying their territory in the south and kicking off a genocide in Gaza it wouldn't be a problem. You can't brutalize people then claim to be the victim when they react.
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  9031.  @nextentrepreneur9288  reality
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  9032.  @dugand7931  well said
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  9033. @Shane Anderson I doubt this is any sort of peaceful relationship. This was done out of necessity for both sides. (Saudis being more in need) The Saudis need Turkey's military tech and military protection, now that Washington has thrown them out in the cold. The Turks need cash. Once one side doesn't need what the other side has to offer, the relationship will fall apart. These two nations are bitter rivals.
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  9034.  @kippesolo8941  The fact we aren't one block isn't going to change how the vast majority of the world is perceiving us right now.
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  9035. @Samson Soturian, You're basing this off what exactly? For nearly half a century they've been having elections where power changes hands quite frequently, without anything being "offed"
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  9036.  @samsonsoturian6013  Happens all the time? Can you name one instance in the last 40 years where someone won a presidential election and was "offed." You say it happens all the time. I'm just asking for one example.
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  9037. @Hooyafish A lot like Biden calling Netanyahu a genius for murdering over 20,000 women and children?
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  9038. @Sisket33. UAE- You won't see protests in the UAE because after America the UAE is one of the most pro Israel nations on this planet. Indonesia- There are protests. Egypt-There are limited protests but a lot of them are being beaten up by police and thrown into torture chambers. The Zionist installed dictator there is afraid that pro Palestinian protests will morf into anti regime protests at the drop of a hat. He isn't wrong either, his people hate him.
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  9039.  @modernrebel9175  Lets be honest here, do people in the west really care about people's rights overseas being abused? This is all about scoring political points, not human rights. If human rights mattered we wouldn't see nations like France destroying African nations. Nor would we have sat back and watched while Hillary and Obama bombed Libya into the stone age for no reason. If you really think the west cares about human rights in Africa, I have some ocean front property Kansas I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price. So the guy doesn't like homosexuality. What do you propose we do about it? Bomb them?
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  9040.  @Anyaa1981  He isn't heartless for finding the original comment cheeky.
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  9041. Truth be told they kind of are running things there right now. So much so that they're brazenly attacking America's proxies in Syria with the American military sitting right there. So yea, I'd say they're running things. Not saying it is a good thing or bad thing, that is up for debate. But the fact they're running the show isn't up for debate.
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  9042. I didn't think I'd live to see the day where Biden does something that actually makes sense, I'm in complete shock. Enjoy this guys, we may never see it happen again for another 4 years.
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  9043. I agree with the earlier poster, the apartheid regime of Israel will never allow this. They're shoving this conflict to a point where either the apartheid regime is going to push all the Palestinians into the desert. Or the Palestinians are going to shove all the Israeli people into the sea. One or the other, this is the box the Zionist apartheid regime has shoved this conflict into.
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  9044.  @DeeWeber  How about the money received with the influence which was purchased? They spend a dollar and get back billions. Which as the OP said could be spent elsewhere. They aren't spending this money out of the goodness of their hearts.
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  9045.  @Brenzarlo  It is a lot more than 3 billion a year. That is just the cash. What about all the free military equipment worth 10 times that. We could fund everything you mentioned 10 times over. But the homeless, vets, poor families with children and middle class Americans don't have superpacs and can't buy congressmen, so no one cares.
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  9046. @Mario Martinovic, The Balkans will forever be under the influence of one power or another. They rarely ever rise and probably won't. Some are under the influence of America, some under the influence of Russia and now China and Turkey are moving in. The nations of the Balkans are too corrupt, too disorganized and too weak not to be under the influence of someone.
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  9047.  @michaelkatz275  Yes but that doesn't make your earlier statement rational does it?
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  9048.  @michaelkatz275  Your claim was that Russia united the world. They didn't. I fail to see how the world is "united." Your comment is demonstrably false.
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  9049. @louiss.7765 Did you really just say long live Israel? You lost all credibility right there. You might as well have just said long live apartheid, concentration camps, genocide and general brutality. Also if the Turks are going to sit down, they're certainly not going to do so at the behest of some mickey mouse apartheid state like Israel they can probably squash like a bug with 10% of their army.
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  9050. Second biggest liar. At least the IDF is sometimes honest about their genocidal intentions. The biggest liar on earth right now is Genocide Joe Biden.
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  9051.  @eca3101 what chance did he have to succeed when his own country men working under telle orders of foreign intelligence agencies did let the guy breathe. Then they killed him. You understanding of the situation is the only catastrophic thing here.
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  9052.  @natianatia351  There is a very large Alan population in Russia as well. They're not Georgians or Russians, they just happen to be living in a region where the border was drawn between the two.
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  9053.  Mozzarella Cheese 🔰  To stop them from massacring civilians. I'm not saying Nato shouldn't have bombed them you rocket scientist. I'm just telling you why they feel the way they do about the Ukraine war. This shouldn't be that hard to comprehend. The fact people like you vote terrifies me.
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  9054.  @IrsidaSheshi  Obviously there is a lot more to it but that is the gist of it.
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  9055.  • A Bit Of Everything •  Yea except Putin isn't Hitler and the Germans aren't idiots. I get it though, when all else fails go to the trusty intellectually lazy Hitler analogy. Also last I checked the Serbians have no say in who Russia's leader is. The Germans however did.
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  9056.  @davidanalyst671 the answer to this is an answer to a lot of problems we have
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  9057. Because they'll be turned into slaves there. You should look at what happens migrants in places like Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates. Staying in Turkey or making the trip to Europe is a lot more appealing to them than being turned into a slave by some genetically damaged Saudi.
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  9058. @Ramin Kazemi, to be fair that Law of the Sea Convention is a massively flawed one size fits all solution which has loopholes because it doesn't take into account many geographical oddities the world has. That Law of the Sea Convention is going to start a war one of these days somewhere. Hell maybe they designed it like on purpose to stoke tensions.
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  9059. @Victor Samuel. Imagine nations were in the habit of picking their leaders based on what Victor Samuel wants? Imagine? lol
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  9060. @Natnael Eyasu, MBS is there to basically bend the knee and bribe the Turks to restore relations. Not sure he's in any position to make demands.
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  9061. The guy literally just whittled down the entire western world's ammunition stocks and slowly grinded his way to attaining all his goals after being hit with the largest sanctions regime the world has ever seen. Russia army is a joke? Then why are they winning when the entire military industrial capacity of the richest nations of the world are throwing everything they have at them and not slowing them down? Lets stop with the fantastical delusional rhetoric and simply look at what is, instead of pretending it is what we want it to be. Russia won, they got everything they wanted. Not to mention they now have the largest and best equipped military Russia has had since the 1980s. Sad to say but we've awakened a sleeping giant.
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  9062. Not really. Looks like Putin pulled a fast one on both Israel and America. They realized Assad's regime was a dead man walking. So they America and Israel pay for a revolution to get rid of him. Except those revolutionaries are now in talks with Russia to let the Russian military bases stay in Syria. Why do you think the Israelies are in full panic mode now bombing the hell out of Syria. While everyone was talking about Erdogan double crossing Putin, it looks more like Erdogan triple crossed Israel and America.
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  9063.  @enriqueperezarce5485  Well the SDF aren't really rebels though. They're a colonial backed entity. Hell their own people the Kurdish population don't even like them. They're seen as an extension of Israel in Syria. (Which they kind of are) Just call em colonial forces, not rebels. They have no public support. Just lots of money and arms from uncle sam.
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  9064. @ that is not only false but demonstrably false. Even their name SDF was a rebranding due to their terrorist activities of the past. They have no local support. Most Kurdish civilians oppose them. They are a colonial extension working for the Zionist and despised by their own people. This is what you call best of the bunch? Best for who? People who want chaos in Syria ?
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  9065. @theancientsancients1769 Lets call a spade a spade. The Saudi move has nothing to do with Muslim unity. It has everything to do with real politik. The Saudis sense weakness in the American position and are backing off it. It is a reflex of the Saudi leadership to gravitate toward power. This move shows just how much influence and prestige Washington has lost in a very short period of time.
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  9066.  @TRUEBRITUK mountains of evidence.
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  9067.  @jrhartley4819 no but he wants the judges ruling to be enforced. The fact these nazi style criminals are walking around Scott free is insanity
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  9068.  @Notanothersharedilution  That isn't much of an argument.
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  9069.  @glenmale1748  There is no evidence that lockdowns stopped the spread. Nations which had no lock downs essentially had the same death rates as nations with full lock downs. So please spare us the emotional arguments.
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  9070. @Ellas For your sake I hope they're not a rogue state. If they become a rogue state, you and I won't be having this conversation.
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  9071.  @ellas9206  I thought this was a conversation about Turkey and Greece? Why are you trying to break up western civilizations while trying to ride on the coattails of successful civilizations like western Europe and America? Yea Turkey probably is a blight but don't forget Greece is the blight in the west. Problem is that one blight is A LOT stronger and has a lot more expansive energy than the other. So again, if Turkey is a rogue state, we wouldn't be having this conversation. I'd be having this conversation with someone else, someone in a country which isn't a "blight"
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  9072.  @ellas9206  So essentially you're trying to ride the coat tails of the rest of us who actually have successful nations? How about you be less lazy, more industrious, produce more and actually invent something. Then you can grandstand like you're a real western nation.
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  9073.  @ellas9206  Calling me names when you can't refute my point is basically an admission I'm right. So thank you.
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  9074.  @basednoamchomsky  Everything evolves and while evolving goes down a few dead ends. What works essentially survives. Only a person completely detached from reality will have trouble comprehending something so basic.
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  9075.  @froggodoggo79  Regardless of how much better it is now than it was 10 years ago, can you with a straight face say it's better than cities in Florida? Which was (incase you weren't paying attention) the entire point of this conversation? I mean aside from your reflex to get outraged and irrationally lash out. Do you actually think through what is being debated before jumping in?
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  9076.  @froggodoggo79  Not sure how that adds or detracts from anything that is being debated. But since you've pushed the conversation into a very strange area which has nothing to do with what we were talking about, I'll bite. I've met Floridians I like and met Floridians I didn't like. I can also say the same for people from Detroit. But I'm still failing to understand how that has anything to do with one place being decent to live in and the other one not so much.
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  9077. @blackmanking3447. Germany will only benefit if that gas comes through a pipeline (better cost) I doubt Germany is dumb enough to believe that gas will ever get to Europe via a pipeline. The only viable route is from Israel-Cyprus-Turkey then tied to existing pipelines to Europe. No change in hell at this point the Turks will connect that pipeline to their pipelines going to Europe. Not now.
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  9078. @Nhoy Barangay, back then no sane nation would be caught helping the side which illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. That would be like claiming America should have helped the Nazis in ww2 just because most Germans believed in Jesus. What a ridiculous point of view. In the days of conservatism this war would have never happened because Armenia would have never been allowed to ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians in the 1990s. You must be from some extremely backward part of the world to be thinking like this.
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  9079. Probably about 90% of them are just like this guy. Most of them are cut from the same cloth. This is our government today.
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  9080. That is what they do.
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  9081.  @darrinatorrr  Trump sold us out though. Took that AIPAC money.
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  9082.  @stanchpandora3658  Faithful ally? You mean that rag tag group of communists/terrorists who are literally hated by the people who live there? Yea good call, you must be a staffer for Linsay Graham.
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  9083. @Ratsaladin, Imagine having content that people crave so much they don't care if it's in a shed, dog house or tool box. Not the Nazi in the shed though. Tucker is famous for outing Nazis.
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  9084. @Progyan Das, everything you say is true America's foreign policy especially in the middle east has been absolutely horrid. But how exactly does this excuse China trying to wipe out an ethnic group which has millions of members?
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  9085.  @nizo3729  I'm glad you'd like to know. Are you hoping it will help you be less irrational?
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  9086. There are only 2,000 of them left because during the conflict in 2020 the rest were either killed or they fled. Groups who dabble in war crimes and ethnic cleansing look real tough when they're slaughtering civilians. They don't look so tough when a real army shows up. Which is why this is the second quick surrender of these illegal Armenian armed groups. It's not as easy when the people you're trying to kill shoot back I guess.
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  9087. This divide between young and old Americans on this issue actually makes sense. My generation (I'm over 40) is probably the most propagandized group of people on the entire planet. Everything we've been watching these last 30 years has been carefully controlled by the same gate keepers. Younger people however are a lot more savvy in how they obtain their information. They get news from all around the world unfiltered so obviously they'll have different views than people who only get one narrative shoved down their throats for 30 years.
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  9088. They won't. They're too busy trying to get rid of him. He stands against Uniparty policy. They will try to purge him. Democrats do the same when anyone on their side goes against the Uniparty policies. Look what they did to Tulsi Gabard.
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  9089.  @PedroGomes-cx7ku or maybe the world is watching for the first time since ww2 a fully mechanized army going out of its way to slaughter as may civilians as possible and starts thinking “hmmm where have we seen this before” Good luck getting people to ignore what is right in front of them. But I disagree with people saying it’s a Jewish thing. Zionism and Judaism are two different things. Millions of religious Jews stand firmly against Zionism.
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  9090.  @unhingedprogress7503 it only gets talked about when it starts using mechanized armies to murder as many civilians as it can get its hands on
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  9091. @Yr OBT SVT, I legit almost spit out my drink from laughing when I read this comment. That Tom & Jerry meme 🤣🤣
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  9092. Piers: Hello Baseem, I hate your guts for humiliating me but I do thank you for all the money I made because it went viral. I've been practicing to improve my pro apartheid and pro concentration camp talking points. Lets go!!!!
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  9093.  @joey199412  The European Union will collapse long before his grandchildren even understand the concept of what you're claiming will happen.
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  9094.  NowThen-t3r  Most of the oil is in towns inhabited by Arabs. It was forcibly taken by America and Israel's proxies called the SDF. The locals don't want them there. That oil is theirs, not Turkey's or the Kurds or America and Israel which are stealing it right now.
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  9095.  @natedash11  Who said I hate Uighurs and Tibetans? Are you insane?
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  9096. MBS isn't standing for anything. He is just making statements to look like he is interested in what is happening. He really isn't. He wants it to "end quick" so he can get back to business with Israel.
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  9097.  @thetruthnothingbutthetruth1  It is a very diverse country. You have areas which are extremely pious and areas which are not. Go into the interior of the nation and you'll see a much different dynamic.
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  9098.  @watermountainfireair8497  Yes things like this happen all the time in history. Just like how 100s of years later the Arabs attacked the Ottomans while the Ottomans were trying to defend Jerusalem from the British. Just like you can't blame all Arabs today for what few tribes did 100 years ago, blaming the all the Seljuks of today based on what one army did 100s of years ago is ridiculous. Also I'm not exactly sure of the veracity of your claim either. I've never seen anything about the Seljuks attacking Salahuddin Ayyubi.
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  9099.  @fabirkemarian6370  Aircaft carriers are useless outside of the high seas. What would a nation which never goes out to the high seas be doing with an aircraft carrier? As far as a drone jet, they already built the first one ever.
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  9100. @Corvanna44378. What message exactly? That they're going to gas Armenia up into stirring up a conflict and then just watch Armenia get wrecked again?
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  9101.  @corvanna4438  You can't replace their geography.
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  9102.  @corvanna4438  No, but humans have set up laws called property rights. Which include the individual and for collectives (nation states)
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  9103.  @corvanna4438  Legal claim based on some form of ownership from the 1400s? Can you please cite me an international law that covers that? If so, how many wars must be fought all around the globe if what you're saying is true and you can make legal claims on any piece of territory you may have once controlled since the 1940s? On a scale of 1-10 just how insane are you?
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  9104.  @corvanna4438  And all those invasions were condemned by the world. Also China's claims on Taiwan aren't historical, they're legal. Big difference, Taiwan isn't recognized by anyone as an independent state.
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  9105.  @cherylk.2474  Those soldiers we send over aren't there to protect these nations. They're there for, other reasons. I too would prefer if our troops came home. Just don't think they were over there for some altruistic purpose. They're there so our multinational corporations can pretty much steal the resources of these nations. In Africa France are much worse offenders of this than we are. I can see why they're being kicked out of all these nations 1 by 1 and why the French government is having an emotional meltdown.
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  9106. @Greek, Except Armenia soil didn't get attacked. Now if you're going to make the intellectual argument that this region should belong to Armenia. Then you'd have to concede that North Cyprus should be given to Turkey. It's a similar situation. So do you believe militarily occupying another nation's internationally recognized territory is wrong? Or do you think it's okay? You can't have it both ways.
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  9107. Say it as I see it? hmmm Wasn't this the guy falling over himself to push the vax?
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  9108. They won't, they'll be shamed by the globalists for even daring to go against the well crafted official narrative of the elites.
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  9109. @Vicki, or maybe they helped stop the massacre of a small ethnic minority on the island which was targetted for extermination by the majority group.
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  9110.  @mariosmario1048  I understand that you're allergic to simple reality. Don't assume the rest of us are as well.
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  9111.  @mariosmario1048  It seems you're unwilling to accept the truth. Which is fine, cognitive dissonance can be a powerful crutch. I'd imagine you will continue being an ethnic cleansing denier.
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  9112.  @mariosmario1048  I'm not interested in what Dervis Ali Kavazoglu has to say considering I'm not talking to Ali Kavazoglu right now. I'm talking to Marios Mario and I'd like to know what drives a human being to be this emotionally attached to denying a massive ethnic cleansing campaign. Not only denying it but arguing that it was a good thing. That's what I'd like to know.
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  9113. @ takes time for certain societies to truly grasp the extent of their crimes. Decades, I guess they wait long enough to pretend to have changed (until they do it again)
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  9114.  @alexgorik9564  1. Yes it would have happened, the Israelies as they always do would have found an excuse to do what they've wanted to do all along. As far as Oct 6th (You mean Oct7th) The vast majority of civilians killed on that day were actually killed by the IDF via their hannibal directive. (look it up) So would all these Israeli crimes happen without that day? Yes, probably at a later date.
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  9115. @Alexandra Delliou, this happens when you consume more than you produce. After Greece joined the Euro they had access to cheap credit. So essentially they wanted to work like Greeks but live like Germans. It didn't work out too well.
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  9116. That is putting it mildly. You're very kind.
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  9117. @Keisha Sosa, that is so true lol Riding other people for making bad choices while being in the middle of something that will ruin your life.
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  9118.  @rotterdam-west010  Yea because it is common to see a person with the name Anshuraj who is Turkish.
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  9119. As if public opinion in western states matter when making strategic decisions. I wonder how your average Joe feels about not affording heat in the winter because Russia must be sanctioned. No one asked him, no one cares about his opinion. The entire west will simply go along with however Washington feels on the matter. And Washington doesn't give a flying fuk about public opinion anywhere in foreign policy. Washington will side with Greece but not for any of the reasons you mentioned above.
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  9120. @Devin Butler, The problem is Europe is a dying and decaying region that cannot be "self sufficient." They have no choice but to bow to the demands of America and China.
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  9121. At this point it's fairly obvious ECOWAS is essentially a tool of the French to continue their stealing of resources.
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  9122.  @iansmit1344  Not sure he is. People thought it was a dream that Hamas would survive Israel's genocidal onslaught. They did. People thought it was a dream that Israel would invade Lebanon and get wrecked by Hezbollah and ask for a ceasefire. It happened. Hopefully Netanyahu along with his entire government end up in jail for crimes against humanity.
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  9123.  @abdiganiaden  When you run a global empire... There are costs associated with it.
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  9124. @Jack-russell103. So is this how you try to rationalize people having their homes stolen, their children stolen and the survivors being stuffed into concentration camps? Good luck selling that argument bro.
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  9125.  @wertyuiopasd6281  Yea and that third party offered a better deal.
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  9126.  @MrRikouz  If it wasn't a better deal It's doubtful they'd go with it. Not to mention doing a deal with a global power is always better for your security than doing a deal with a third rate power which has no ability to project any sort of power that far from it's shores. You can have an emotional meltdown over this but pulling out a deal with France which is a country known to screw nations over in military deals can't be a bad thing. Second rate equipment at huge cost isn't usually a good way to go.
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  9127.  @MrRikouz  Australia has no means with which to defend itself. Australia is in an area with expanding Chinese influence which it simply cannot withstand. Obviously it's going to buy defense and it's going to have dependence on others. Who the hell do you think Australia is?
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  9128.  @MrRikouz  I don't doubt that Australia is a country known for incompetent decision makers. But that doesn't change the fact that Australia must go with a deal where protection from a superpower comes with it. China will eventually gobble you guys up, it's that simple.
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  9129.  @MrRikouz  Trying to appease China would have been one way to go, I won't argue against that policy. But Australian leaders seemed too proud to bow to China and went the other route. And if you're going to go the other route, America is really the only option here. Not France who can barely defend itself let alone Australia.
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  9130.  @MrRikouz  If Australia wanted the go the route of being protected, it would make sense to pick the United States over France no? Also France doesn't have the ability to defend itself, many of their X generals have come out and said France only has about 4 days worth of munitions in a war. 500000 nukes isn't going to solve that problem. This isn't any sort of phobia, this is a case of reality. A simple reality for what ever reason you seem to have trouble accepting.
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  9131.  @MrRikouz  If the Aussies are hell bent on "buying" protection. Better to pay a high price for American protection than paying a high price for French protection which will never come.
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  9132.  @MrHammerkop  There is no partisanship on this issue for the corporate media. They're all lock step in tune with cheering on and covering for apartheid, concentration camps and the "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp.
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  9133. I highly doubt god would be a big fan of apartheid, concentration camps, brutality and genocide. The only person who is probably happy that you're attributing such horrible traits on god is the devil. Think about that, you say "god bless Israel" who exactly does that please? Certainly not god.
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  9134. Nothing you said makes any sense. You seem to be living in some sort of alternate reality.
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  9135. @rackhamlerouge6787 How do you feel about what France is doing in Africa? Robbing these nations blind, stealing their resources and then arming terrorist organizationst to attack and destabilize the few leaders there who stand up against this theft?
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  9136.  @Ironpetals2964  Do most French people understand that picking a fight you aren't equipped to deal with isn't a wise idea? A nation with weak military capabilities like France doesn't have the luxury to be making bold moves like this. If you're a 3rd rate nation, it is wise to understand it and behave like one.
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  9137.  @Ironpetals2964  When you say the dominate military of Europe, I'm thinking perhaps Russia? Because honestly no other European nation has the ability to project any sort of military power in a protracted conflict. Maybe Poland, maybe. France like a former French military general said is a crocadile. Big mouth small arms. Not taking nukes into consideration, France would probably lose a field war to a tiny nation like Azerbaijan.
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  9138.  @Ironpetals2964  You can have all the cool toys you like, I fail to see how they would work without any ammunition or the logistics to get them to the battlefield. That isn't me saying this, that is the complain of most retired French generals. We saw this "mighty" French army in 2014 during the Libya operation. Americans were just supposed to be backup and the French would do the job. After 3 days the French forces were spent and America had to step in and finish the job. Couldn't handle a small no fly zone over Libya which barely even had an air force. This is the French military. Facts>Your emotions.
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  9139.  @hahahuhu9828  The French ruling elite don't seem to really care what the "French people" think. I think they've made this very obvious time after time after time. Anyone who hasn't noticed this isn't paying attention. The globalists will decide what the Macron regime does. Not the French people obviously. You think the French people wanted millions of migrants? Well you got them anyway. You have no say in what is done in your name.
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  9140. @Dweezzy, These media types are so detached from most Americans that I'd bet money they actually believe this is breaking news for everyone. They literally became what they set out to fight
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  9141. Those words would have more weight if the Greek government wasn't 100% the lapdogs of globalists and the EU.
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  9142.  @cwebb3475  They're one of the most staunch backers of the Ukrainian government. It seems in their interests to do so.
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  9143.  @ArmenianBishop  Looks like they got their pound flesh. Although I find it strange to see something with the name "Armenian" in their tag talk about god witnessing sinful history. How do you feel about Armenia invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in the 1990s? Not saying the Turks are good (far from it) but you talking about a sinful history is cringe factor.
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  9144. I am one of the 50 people who clicked on this video? Honestly I'm shocked CNN is still in business.
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  9145. They gave up their nukes as a condition of their independence, there was no promise of American defense. Stop making CNN type statements which when put under a microscope are false.
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  9146. @Richard Not to mention that our invasion of Iraq was the catalyst to Iran wanting a nuke in the first place. It made them nervous and they felt a nuke was the only way to ensure they wouldn't be next.
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  9147. @Toshi Fujiwara, How about the ignorance of the left wing Swedish authorities who've put their nations future at risk with some massive miscalculations which put them in a position where some random Danish dude could derail their entire security outlook in 10 minutes. This is what happens when far left woke gender studies professors start running governments.
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  9148.  @tfujiwara01  No dude, they're right wing conservative relative to Swedish politics. A right winger in Sweden would be a far left loony tunes wokeist in any rational nation. A lot like Canada they are but a lot more extreme. Not to mention the lack of freedom of expression in both nations.
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  9149.  @tfujiwara01  Yes it's so conservative that they've gone full woke on gender issues right?
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  9150.  @tfujiwara01  None of the above. Not to mention that is a very childish and intellectually lazy debate tactic. That would be like me tying to refute what you're saying by claiming you represent Stalin and the USSR. Come with something better please. I realize you're not used to it but try to think and bring something decent.
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  9151.  @pluntchgunster6156  I'm going to play referee here. They'll admit that when you admit the entire media, FBI and national security organs of the state conspired to make sure Biden would win. (BTW this is proven too) Just like the Dominion machines giving Biden votes was proven false. If you don't admit the first part of what I said, you're essentially no different than the guy you were trying to put on blast no?
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  9152. @TraeX, Only one of these men was actually elected by their people.
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  9153. What in the world are you talking about, the world is up in arms over what Israel is doing.
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  9154. @Vinayedke614. If they're talking like this, it's fairly obvious they have no master.
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  9155.  @tomthumb3880  Is this even a serious question tom? Like seriously bro?
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  9156. @Gothic, if we stay there it won't be doing them or us any favors. What ever their issues are, they have to deal with the pain until they figure it out.
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  9157. @Robert Johnston, the last thing you should be doing when heading into inflation is saving your money lol Buy something with it that will hold value, pretty soon your dollar will be worth 30% less.
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  9158.  @elsonck2523  Some people don't realize that the official narrative of what happened on OCT 7th has fallen apart. Most of the civilians killed were killed by a spooked and panicked IDF during their counter attack. There is far too much indisputable evidence on this front. Most of the planet knows these facts, except for a select few people who live in highly propagandized nations like America, Canada, England and Australia.
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  9159.  @antoniodiaz9546  You do realize it is the largest concentration camp in history, which means there is A LOT of opportunity for smuggling materials, it is not possible to stop that sort of smuggling. Also Hamas "breaking out" was well within international law. The law clearly states. The law clearly states that occupied people are within their rights to resist by any means necessary. Hamas's incursion into Israel was completely legitimate under international law. Where as Israel going out of their way to use a mechanized army to slaughter as many women and children as possible within the concentration camp is considered a war crime at best and genocide at worst.
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  9160.  @antoniodiaz9546  The same definition the rest of the world uses. Lets use Gaza as an example. Occupied is simple in the case of Gaza. 1. They have no control over their borders. 2. No control over what comes in and what goes out, Israel decides. 3. Occupier controls your airspace, ports and waterways. 4. Occupier decides how much food goes into your territory. 5. Occupier decides how much electricity you can have 6. You can't come or go as you please without occupiers consent Resistance= Resisting the above by any means necessary or at your disposal. In fact Gaza goes beyond occupied, it is the world's only and history's largest concentration camp.
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  9161.  @antoniodiaz9546  Trying to draw moral equivallency between a brutal occupier who has murdered and slaughtered an entire group of people, stolen their homes and stuffed them into a concentration camp for decades. With the victims who are trying to fight back? Your argument is akin to the Nat Turner slave revolt. If you were alive back then you would have probably blamed the slaves for their actions during the revolt. Just like it was the right of the slaves to revolt. It is the right of Palestinians in a concentration camp to revolt as well. So yes, I am certainly condoning the actions of one side over the world, as is any rational human being and most of the people on this planet.
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  9162.  @antoniodiaz9546  So that is your argument? SO according to your logic if someone didn't go to the concentration camps in Germany, see it for themselves and take photos. It never happened? Is that seriously the only argument you have left? Slavery never happened either because I didn't hope in a time machine and take pictures either? You really didn't think that one through did you? I guess the war in Ukraine isn't really happening either because neither of us went there and took pictures right?
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  9163.  @kaylajadeex3  Yup, that is what it looks like right now.
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  9164.  @HasanainTusar  Except the people claiming this land aren't from that region. They're Europeans who's ancestors converted ot that religion. Most of them don't have one ancestor from the exodus or the region.
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  9165. France is still an Empire but I doubt it will last much longer. They're losing their grip everywhere. I'm not sure if the French economy can survive without it's colonies.
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  9166.  @goatruthless616  I too find it hilarious seeing France continue to embarrass themselves in the international arena. Not gonna lie, it is kind of humorous no?
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  9167. @Chrisimos588, So you're basically confirming that when Turkey claims arming those islands are a military threat to them that they're telling the truth? And when Greece claims they are absolutely no threat they're lying?
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  9168.  @chrisimos588  And why exactly are they threatening them with war? Because they're simply crazy? Or is Greece something unacceptably aggressive? Either way is fine, it's your region do what you want. But don't try to make it seem like you're a victim.
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  9169.  @chrisimos588  Instead of getting into all the emotional baggage you're throwing out right now can we stick to the topic. Can you name a military they have with you right now that they're violating? Because they can easily name one you're violating.
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  9170.  @chrisimos588  I find it strange that literally live there, decide to debate these issues and yet have zero idea what treaties your country has or hasn't signed. This is insanity. If your public is this ignorant as to what is going on, it's a terrifying situation for you guys.
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  9171.  @chrisimos588  Again I'm not exactly sure what that dude said has to do with Greece breaking military treaties it signed and provoking it's neighbor to make these comments. Again all you're doing is making emotional arguments while at the same time completely ignoring the issue which is the root of all these problems. I'll say it again, it's terrifying to see. You guys look like you're hell bent on war. Good luck trying to cut people's legs from their neck btw.
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  9172.  @chrisimos588  So you've read the Lausanne treaty? Then you're aware that when Greece took over those islands it signed a treaty it wouldn't arm them right? What is Greece doing right now? It's arming those islands. Turkey sees this as a threat and is reacting. You can't point to the reaction and ignore what caused it. But yea, you can continue talking about "cutting people's legs off" You guys are so tough, I've read in history books how aggressive you guys were during the Cyprus conflict. lol Good luck with part 2 btw.
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  9173.  @chrisimos588  I'd imagine they're doing all that because treaties have been broken. You're literally trying to find every excuse in the book to excuse the behavior of your government. You do something, they react and you harp and harp and harp about the reaction while ignoring why they're doing it. You do realize this is the behavior of a crazy person no? Eventually this is all going to catch up with you.
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  9174.  @chrisimos588  You do realize that not even your government agrees with what you're saying right? They aren't even denying the fact they're breaking the treaty. Yet you are. Are you calling the Greek government liars?
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  9175.  @chrisimos588  What in the world are you jabbering on about. What have I deleted? Is this what you do when you're caught in a lie? Delve into nonsense?
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  9176.  @chrisimos588  What in the world does the technique of Islam or the origin of Socrates have to do with this specific conversation we're having? Are you having that much trouble defending your point of view or in answering simple questions? You are quite literally insane.
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  9177.  @chrisimos588  I've deleted nothing, I can't think of a reason why I would. Not to mention I'd only be able to delete what I write. So it's a pretty delusional debate tactic. I've also explained to you a rational point of view, the fact you're unable to refute it and have an emotional meltdown when you can't is very interesting. You obviously have zero interest in reason, logic, facts or the truth. Only your emotional view of how things work and the extent you'll go through to defend that emotional point of view. Doesn't change the fact you're flat out wrong, the fact you're not even able to debate the issue properly should give you a clue as to how wrong you are.
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  9178.  @eric6616  So essentially you believe people's territorial claims stemming back to 5000 years should be a thing now? You do realize war would erupt in literally every corner of every region on the entire planet right? This level of insanity only to what? Sooth some emotion you have? Fact of the matter is to stop this insanity the entire world agreed on borders after ww2. Each country signed and it's pretty clear which territory belongs to whom via international law. Again according to your logic Russia can take all of Ukraine and quite literally ethnically cleanse all the Ukrainians with the exact same logic you're using.
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  9179. I blame the stupidity of the voters here in the west. Our democracies have been taken from us by a small cadre of pscyhos but we're too busy eating McDonalds and watching reality TV shows to notice. Now WW3 is on the horizon and most of us still aren't aware of what is going on.
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  9180.  @ЛЮДМИЛАЯворская-х5и  I think it means Joe Biden.
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  9181.  @danieleyre8913  Was he bothered by the fact he ended up fighting in a genocidal force which was hell bent on trying to slaughter people on their homeland so England could steal their natural resources? I somehow doubt that.
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  9182.  @jonathanaltman1015  Were you concerned about 2.3 million people stuffed into a concentration camp before OCT 7th? Or the 300 Palestinian children in the west bank slaughtered like cattle in the 2 months leading up to Oct 7th? You guys are getting so ridiculous that it is bordering on cartoonish at this point.
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  9183. It was his strategy since he was hte head of the army using it. Yes he had the intelligence of a peanut when it came to military matters. Still doesn't change the fact he was the commander of said military, had final say and that military which he controlled used Biltzkreig as a tactic.
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  9184. @kambez. It also needs to be done in a way to prevent 1 million Lebanese from dying as well. Makes no sense to let 1 million Lebanese civilians die to save 100k Palestinians does it? And if you don't think that in a Lebanese/Israel conflict that the IGF (Israeli Genocidal Force) won't immediately go after Lebanese civilians is wishful thinking. People fail to realize just how insane this regime really is. The Lebanese are doing everything they can short of triggering a conflict which is going to lead to the death of millions. The fact you're browbeating them for that is insane.
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  9185. @shuttlespace04. So according to your logic if they've committed crimes 100s of years ago, they should cheer on crimes today? Is that your reasoning? Good luck selling that psychopathic argument.
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  9186.  @Der_Gewagte  Few people are going to side with the only apartheid regime on the planet which is now taking part in the targeting of civilians on a scale the world hasn't seen since WW2. The age of mass information is here, hiding crimes isn't as easy anymore.
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  9187. This must have been a strange conversation. Since Biden during his election said he would do anything in his power to take Erdogan down. Odd for a guy who complains about Russia meddling in his election. I hope Erdogan mentioned that to him lol
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  9188. @John Powell, Obviously you're going to hear a blatant lie. This is NBC News no?
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  9189.  @matann3712  Are you saying that because he isn't glorifying illegal invasions and mass murder?
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  9190. The problem is that these Zionist shills don't realize they've been unmasked and no one takes anything they say seriously. They tell some bold faced lies which crumble under any sort of factual scrutiny, yet they still live in a fantasy world where they believe they can keep this up and people will believe them. They aren't aware the jig is up and everyone is just shaking their head on disgust while they speak. I'm an American conservative republican saying this. Imagine how the rest of the world feels that isn't as propagandized as we are. These Zionist lunatics are a threat to us all.
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  9191. Maybe, maybe not. Considering this guy works for Israel and is on their payroll. It isn't impossible that his people would try to kill him.
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  9192. @axestoneSoR, I saw you earlier making demonstrably false statements earlier. To my shame I actualy took the time to debunk what you said. Not knowing that you're just a troll writing the same comment over and over and over again.
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  9193. Yes but this specific issue isn't even about resources. It is about using 900 young American men as bait, for when ever our psychos in charge want to spark a war. 900 guys, completely isolated in the Syrian desert. To do what exactly? This is all insanity.
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  9194. We're in a really strange place these days where telling the truth turns out to be the greatest crime you can commit. You dare say men can't get pregnant? Your career is over. Pointing out the obvious conditions in Gaza? HOW DARE YOU. Question the official narrative on the origins of covid? You're a threat to society and must be punished. (Never mind the fact that in hindsight questioning the official narrative was the right thing to do since it was false. This is the world we live in now. Telling the truth is a nasty and dangerous business. When you reach this level of insanity, proof that you're living through civilizational decline.
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  9195. Actually the Armenian authorities in 1988 never bothered making a statement like "We don't guarantee your saftey, you better leave." They simply started slaughtering civilians on mass like cattle. Now what you stated makes the Armenians look bad but the reality makes them look much worse.
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  9196. It was freed from a majority group trying to go full hitler on a minority group in 1974 no?
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  9197.  @FaceFcuk  The same people who own Nikki also own Nancy P.
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  9198.  @kai_draco  Depends on how your constitution is set up.
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  9199.  @kai_draco  What do you mean how? Each country has it's own laws and own constitution on what needs to be done to get a specific task done. If these rules are trampled on and not followed, you have a big problem. Kind of like in Israel and France right now. The Iraq war is another example of this in history. Where the Bush administration was bound by law to get congress's approval to go to war. They knew they couldn't get so they found a ridiculous legal loop haul not calling the conflict a war. All these types of things erode the trust of the people in their governmental institutions and edge the country closer to authoritarianism and farther away from democracy. If there are rules, they need to be followed.
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  9200.  @seyersports2465  Yet would cost 100x more. Not to mention France would probably use sending spare parts for it as leverage over you for the next 20 years. There is a reason nations aren't buying French military products anymore. The cost is too high but the political cost is much higher.
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  9201. You're' shocked that a guy in a middle eastern country looks.... middle eastern? lol
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  9202.  @wizard7437  "Natural Greek blood" 🤣 Speaking from a DNA point of view Cypriots are Greek at all. They're hellenized indigenous people. Essentially middle easterners masquerading as Europeans.
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  9203. Oddly enough most EU nations are growing more authoritarian than Erdogan's Turkey.
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  9204.  @Water-7814  You do realize Nicki Haley is a complete and utter psychopath right? She makes war criminals like George Bush and Genocide Joe look like choir boys.
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  9205.  @MarkEliasGrant  Again you're here spreading misinformation. Protesting isn't banned, you just can't shut down a major street during rush hour without a permit.
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  9206. I'm not sure of this apartheid will end as peacefully as the apartheid ended in South Africa. It will be a blood bath with might draw the entire region or even the entire world into the fire.
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  9207. @Sexygiraffe, societies in demographic collapse will collapse. There is really no way around it.
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  9208.  @juno3254  Are there still Europeans who don't see where this is headed and how math works?
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  9209.  @ericjohnson7234  "Forced breeding" is literally an impossibility. Think through the logistics of it. There will come a time when larger and larger financial benefits will be afforded to those who breed. If that doesn't work, (which it probably won't) then some societies might get drastic and start imposing financial (tax) penalties on people who aren't breeding. But the way these things work and how slowly societies react to things, by the time these kick off it will probably be too late. Hell it might already be too late. Perhaps this is simply another level of nature to keep things in balance. Perhaps this is why historically civilizations who zoom too far ahead of everyone else always collapse. Who knows. One thing I do know is this isn't going to end well for the industrialized world.
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  9210.  @thedamnedatheist  Your idea of the American economy collapsing is rooted in some reality. It is very possible. Your idea that Europe is resilient and will recolonize what ever is left of the US is pure and utter fantasy. You are severely under estimating what bad shape Europe is. If America collapsed, forget colonizing America Europe wouldn't even be able to defend itself. Nations like Russia, Turkey and China would push them around so hard they'd eventually turn into 3rd world client states after a while.
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  9211.  @cactusmanofdestiny3708  Are you an Eastern European by any chance?
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  9212.  @cactusmanofdestiny3708  Because if so, there is a high probability of an emotional attachment to the debate.
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  9213. I've come to the conclusion that our nation is run by psychopaths. How did we arrive at this point?
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  9214. Hard to have any sort of peace when you have a group of people who've been slaughtered, pushed off their land and the ones who survived the slaughter being forced into modern concentration camps. Peace doesn't really seem possible under these types of conditions.
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  9215.  @williammathis6044  I'm with you on how ridiculous cancel culture and all this insanity going on in America is. But it really has nothing to do with this issue. We've been using the dollar as a weapon for a very long time. It started to be widely used under Clinton, Bush and Obama also saw it as a very effective tool to keep nations under control. You can only do this for so long until people start dedollarizing. It's a terrifying situation for any American, if our currency isn't the world reserve currency we all become poor overnight.
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  9216. It's evolutionary biology at play.
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  9217.  @delishamikayla3325  It's mostly their genetic makeup which makes them so dominate. Surely some of them have intense discipline which helps but discipline won't get you far if you don't have the dominate genes to do what they do.
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  9218. @Goncalo Teixeira, when blind ideology becomes the mechanism through which decisions are made at the expense of reason and logic, that civilization is doomed.
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  9219.  @urbandiscipline8858  It seems China can simply do anything it puts it's mind to. China's meteoric rise has been something that is super impressive yet super terrifying at the same time. As much as their rate of success scares me, you can't help but respect their insane work ethnic and ingenuity.
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  9220. @Andranik A. Arabyan. Wow man, this whole time the world thought this war started because Armenia invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed half a million civilians. On the front about a propaganda machine. Out of curiosity I followed this war, watched what both the Azeris and the Armenians had to say. It was rather baffling that the Armenian media claimed to have downed more drones then Azerbaijan had and claimed to have blown up more tanks than Azerbaijan had. Then they claimed they were winning the war and that the Azeris were on the verge of giving up. Then.... Armenia surrenders. It reminded me of the Nazi propaganda we read about, while the Russians were right outside of Berlin their Nazi media was still saying "we're winning, the Russians are about to give up." I'm sorry Arabyan but fool me once..... It's hard to believe anything out of the Armenia state machine after this.
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  9221.  @oolong2  I think we've seen enough brain melting from all sides of the spectrum. Anyone who doesn't realize has probably had their own brain melted.
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  9222. My guess would be in the thousands. Also when you say "illegally" what do you mean exactly? As far as international law is concerned there is nothing illegal about it. As far as American law, yea it probably is illegal for the government to send fighting men there without approval of Congress. But since when did the ruling elite in this country care about legality?
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  9223. Well to be fair the media is quite anti semitic if you think about it. They're cheering on a situation where a semitic people (Palestinians) are stuffed into the world's only concentration camp.
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  9224. Track record.
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  9225.  @bor1339  You do realize how treaties and agreements signed between nations work right? It is the bedrock of all international relations.
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  9226.  @vegas1a  Or maybe half the world is onto the game the globalists play. You know the same crowd who kept telling us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or that destroying Libya was going to help Libya? We're supposed to believe anything they say now? Seriously? The fact there are people who still believe in their nonsense is mind blowing. I guess if you scream the same lies loud enough and enough times, an X percentage of morons will believe it. Well done Vegas, you make the psychopaths proud in their handywork.
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  9227. @Oliver, the problem is we've continued to elect leaders who work for the WEF. So yea......
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  9228. First off you aren't a real country. You're a colonial apartheid entity. Second, calling an apartheid state a democracy is laughable. You will be remembered in history in the same exact category as some German guys in the 1940s. Perhaps worse since you've been at it for longer. The jig is up, the cat is out of the bag. The world knows. That genie is not going to go back into the bottle.
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  9229.  @Joso997  Modi isn't constantly being threated by Greece.
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  9230.  @segiraldovi  While I'm not sure that will come to pass I can see that you have a valid point. A very valid point.
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  9231.  @Sinner85  Are you serious with that comment? Why would you even try to compare a civilized nation like Turkey with a nation like India where people still defecate in the streets. This is insanity.
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  9232.  @luisekjeldsen1515  It makes absolutely zero difference to me personally. I'm just curious how these things shake out. The issue isn't Sweden joining Nato, the issue really is how many pounds of flesh Turkey is going to extract from them.
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  9233.  @GaSLAPENnu  You're behind a computer screen too, so what makes you so all knowing about politics? You literally make simplistic talking points which throw all nuance out of the window. You ask questions a 12 year old would ask.
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  9234.  @efi13efi  I like this comment lol
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  9235.  @efi13efi  Sure their human rights situation isn't good and that conversation needs to be had with them. But comparing them to what Israel does? That is insane. None of those nations have concentration camps. None of those nations lead the world in UN resolutions condemning their treatment of civilians. If you're going to us a whataboutism. At least make it some what rational.
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  9236. @enticegmay435. They're probably all going to leave within the next 50 years. Unless immigrants have some economic benefit to being somewhere or their offspring (if not assimilated) they'll simply leave. When the economic system in western Europe collapses (which it will) the children and grandchildren of migrants who haven't properly integrated will simply leave. Which means they'll all leave because Germany and the Netherlands have zero clue how to integrate immigrants.
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  9237.  @AustrianPainter14  By the they leave, the indigenous people will be trying to get out as well. A dire future awaits this region unfortunately
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  9238. @Den06 if there was ever a conflict where the outcome was fair, this was probably it. It's extremely rare when a war is justified, again this was one of those instances.
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  9239.  @ahmadin5681  What does "ultra secular" mean? You're either secular or you aren't. That country hasn't passed one anti-secular law in the last 20 years. They literally have the same exact laws on the issues they had before this political party. So what in the world are you talking about?
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  9240.  @AL-lh2ht  I fail to see how that changes the fact they're losing. They haven't met even 1 of their objectives.
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  9241.  @weprayforcars7  Essentially anyone trying to pretend the apartheid state of Israel is not committing open genocide is a liar.
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  9242.  @elenilepouri7253  Most the people you're referring to on the island are essentially Arabs who speak Greek. Take a look at the DNA gene pool of the island for god's sake. Hell forget that, look at their faces. Take a South Cypriot and throw them in the street in Bagdad and they'll fit right in, no one will know the difference.
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  9243. @Heine Pederson, This is why they want France out, so they can try to fix it on their own. If France stays, the situation will never get better. As it's in France's interests for that country to be mired by violence and chaos. It makes it a lot easier to steal their resources. The people who kicked France out, they agree with you that they should fix their own corruption and security force problem. Kicking France out was step one in that direction.
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  9244.  @heinedenmark  By literally keep these nations in chaos. Creating government overthrows when their companies don't get "favorable deals to mine resource" (AKA getting them for free or a fraction of what they should cost to operate) Forcing them to use the French money system and keeping the reserves of the nation in the French Central bank. Should I keep going? You seriously think all these nations are working to kick France out of their nations because one day they woke up and thought it would be a funny thing to do? Facts>Your feelings.
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  9245. That is what they're trained to do. Most of their training was to kill armed civilians and children. Now they're dealing with men who have weapons. Crude homemade weapons but I guess even that is too much for the IDF to handle.
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  9246. No. Good place to come to see the latest fake news out there though. See where their heads are at.
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  9247. Yes it is true they're sitting on the oil fields. No it is not true that this oil is shipped back to America. Just getting the oil out of there and to our shores would cost more than the oil is worth, look at a map. The oil is being used to fund whatever group (in many cases terrorist organization) we feel like funding in Syria.
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  9248. A video talking about which EU country will survive would have made more sense
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  9249. @II Yes you are 100 percent correct. Yet the Armenians are still denying the ethnic cleansing of over half a million ethnic Azeri civilians in the 1990s. Yes a genocide from over 100 years ago should be recognized but I find it insane that such a talking point would come from a group who is denying the ethnic cleansing of over half a million civilians when I was in grammar school. It's surreal.
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  9250.  @123DOWNUNDER890  The guy is referring to the missile defense system. Not fighter aircraft.
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  9251.  @edomin1148  Where exactly did you get your information from? I'd honestly like to know. Was it from the same Armenian media that kept telling you guys you're winning the war and Azerbaijan is on the verge of giving up? 🤣🤣 The fact you're willing to believe anything they say after that is dumbfounding.
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  9252. I find it interesting when "democracy now" gets into false narrative creation like CNN or the other mainstream outlets. This might be a nice segment for people who know nothing of this conflict but it is completely and utterly shocking for anyone who even has minimal knowledge about this conflict.
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  9253.  @terrygivens132  I fail to see how this has undermined any of what he is trying to accomplish. International politics isn't like having personal relationships in high school.
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  9254. THere are no official police in Gaza. Maybe that is why you have noticed they aren't helping.
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  9255.  @SlxshSluxh  Yea because the people who stole their homes, slaughtered their children and stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp for the past 16 years aren't oppressing them. What else you want to have us believe? Hell convincing people the earth is flat might be easier.
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  9256. @Cannabisspa9203. No one disputes their figures because aid organizations working in the hospitals are coming up with the same figures.
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  9257. This is a pipe dream.
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  9258.  @DiogoJ1  Yea arming Ukraine to the teeth and then sitting around watching Russia completely and utterly destroy that country is real support. With friends like that, who needs enemies right?
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  9259. While you're at it you might as well catch Pakistan and Bangladesh as well. They're essentially a carbon copy of India.
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  9260.  @yesssboss2219  So you're enjoying watching women and children get bombed on a scale earth hasn't seen since ww2? Is that what you're telling us? Thankfully the Azeris aren't as barbaric as you and didn't behave that way in victory.
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  9261. @june19th85. Yea imagine running an apartheid regime, sticking people into concentration camps, then start exterminating them and then acting shocked when people all around the globe aren't happy about it. Shocking really.
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  9262. Did these delusional psychos just say Istanbul will be the capital of greater Israel? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 The IDF would get wrecked for even looking at Istanbul funny let alone occupying it.
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  9263. lol
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  9264. @Georgeibrahim5485. A podcast really wouldn't work with a translator. Not to mention getting him on would be nearly impossible. Getting any world leader on is nearly impossible. Bibi did it for very specific reasons.
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  9265.  @ericmaddox1896  What genocide has the second guy committed? Bibi yea but Erdogan? Yea he's a douche bag but genocidal war criminal? lol
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  9266.  @yigithan.kilinc  I've seen him do international interviews. He was terrible at it but he did it lol
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  9267. No because they know they can't win if they do, it is just the way things are.
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  9268. @Glenn Greenwald. In your field, in the long run truth tellers always come out ahead. Yes they take a few bumps and bruises but eventually truth prevails and the people cursing you today will be talking about how courageous you were tomorrow. Also telling the truth will in the long run bring you a lot more fans than the fans you've lost. Btw I just subscribed. Anyone willing to tell the truth even when it is a very difficult time/topic to tell the truth on. Is probably someone who will try to tell you the truth all the time.
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  9269.  @johnwicked0723  We were a lot careless with civilians in Iraq than they are in Ukraine. Both situations are horrid but you seem misinformed of simply how many civilians we butchered in Iraq compared to how many are dying in Ukraine. It's not even close
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  9270.  @g1u2y345  Except the country is literally comprised of assimilated minorities.
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  9271. ​ @precursors  The guy is an absolute idiot but what he is talking about isn't difficult to understand. Most people in Turkey oddly believe that they're descendants of horsemen from central Asia. Which obviously isn't true.
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  9272.  @g1u2y345  I'm not the one with a horse in this race, I'd imagine you can't say the same. You agree the entire country is made up of minorities but also make a claim that they don't have a great track record in having minorities. This is a complete and utter contradiction, this is what makes you an idiot. The fact you make claims, then forget what claims you made and then agree with something that is the opposite of your claim. I'd imagine you're projecting when claiming I'm the one viewing this from an emotional point of view. I'd imagine you're from somewhere in that region with some sort of emotional attachment to this issue. There is no other explanation for your lunacy.
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  9273.  @g1u2y345  Having people assimilate doesn't change who they are. There are literally over 100 ethnic groups in that country which together comprise a huge percentage of their population. The Circassians for example are assimilated but are still a minority group and are well aware of this fact. That's just one group. I think your issue isn't that you're an idiot. It is because you're so emotionally invested in your point of view that reason and logic has left the building.
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  9274.  @g1u2y345  You do realize the most often component of why a group is or isn't a minority is usually their racial identity. Unlike religion, language and culture it's something you simply can't change.
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  9275. Even AI trained to be pro apartheid and pro genocide is like "nah bro I'm good" 🤣🤣🤣
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  9276.  @HopefulInterventions  I fail to see how that is a rationalization for invading another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians. One of the largest ethnic cleansing campaigns on the planet in the last 50 years btw. This is how you rationalize that? By some vague historical claim to a piece of land? Interesting. Fact of the matter is international law tends to hold more weight then your subjective view of what you think should belong to whom.
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  9277. This was no trap by either side.
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  9278. @Hic Hic Iran will scream holler and hoot but at the end they can't do much. They know if they attack the Azeris it will trigger war with Turkey. Not something Iran is keen on doing, they'd get slaughtered.
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  9279.  @DefensisIndus  On this issue even Trump supporters realize this plan is outright absurd.
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  9280.  @clarky6156  So you want failed states with no government and another one which is bankrupt to have nuclear weapons? lol Real smart.
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  9281.  @pauljenner2680  I don't agree. The establishment will use the useful idiots on either side when it suits their interests. Anyone remember how the media was cheerleading the build up to the Iraq war calling any "liberal" who disagreed unpatriotic? Anyone remember the patriot act which ravished our freedoms and set the groundwork for all being done to us today? All pushed through with conservative support no? Again this isn't about left or right. It's about nationalists vs globalists. Freedom vs Authoritarianism. The moment we dumb this down into partisan politics we've already lost. I'm just a simple man, I might be wrong. If I am please enlighten me.
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  9282.  @rael5469  Seriously Rael? First off you aren't you curious at all why exactly people would be pissed off enough to do such a thing? Secondly you're going to attribute the actions of a few hundred people to about 150 million people? You know the useful idiots those in power use to attain more power? Yea, I think we've come across one right now.
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  9283. ​ @brunopadovani7347  How about all the lunatics we've been putting into Congress and Senate? Were all those elections rigged as well?
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  9284.  @tracysparmer7952  I'm not exactly sure I'm on board with all these conspiracy theories floating around. I think like with most things it is simple. Humans crave power and will do anything to increase it. The people fell asleep and those with power slowly started to consolidate it. If not checked it will grow exponentially
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  9285.  @righteousrebelmedia5934  If you look at how these things usually evolve, it is moving slowly. But it is also moving surely. It's not like we had full freedoms one day and then woke up the next day to marshal law. If they went too fast, the blowback would be too strong. It's little by little little by little and before you know it you're not sure what country you're in.
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  9286.  @mynamemylastname1835  Is that what it's called when a superior military force decides it's fun killing civilians?
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  9287. Unlike here their elections aren't rigged. Not to mention unlike us they allow international election monitoring organizations to oversee their process.
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  9288.  @TenTenJ  I do feel like I'm talking about a bunch of fools. They're facing down a military which has 1000x more capable (which they proved in the 2020 war) and you're talking about going to war with them "without needing anyone." Good luck with that bro. I guess we'll be watching more youtube clips with drone footage.
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  9289.  @edomin1148  I'm not exactly sure how any of that in any way, shape or form detracts from the points I made. Also your "surrounded by Muslims" theory has some serious holes in it. The only neighbor Armenia is not at loggerheads with, gets along with and doesn't make territorial claims on is the Islamic state of Iran. Armenia gets along better with the Islamic state of Iran than it does with Christian Georgia on whom it has territorial claims. The level of cognitive dissonance and disregard for simple reality and facts on the ground is quite terrifying. Also what diplomatic successes are you referring to? It's a small landlocked nation which doesn't get along with most of it's neighbors, even the Christian ones. When your only ally is the Islamic Republic of Iran who can't really help you, it is hard to claim any sort of diplomatic success. In fact it's one of the most insane and self destructive foreign policies I've seen from any nation on this planet in a long time.
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  9290.  @TenTenJ  I find no pleasure in seeing a bunch of people take actions which will ultimately lead to disaster for their people. You also speak of "soft power." How exactly does that nation have soft power when it has terrible relations with every single on of it's neighbors which makes it worse when you consider it is a landlocked nation? That soft power you speak of in lets say nations like France, what good is it when those nations in which you have soft power have zero ability to intervene on your behalf? This is literally the definition of insanity. When the only neighbor you have which doesn't hate your hurts is the Islamic Republic of Iran. You've got a problem, a really big problem. Soft power? Seriously?
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  9291.  @TenTenJ  There is a difference between an assessment and cold hard reality. I do understand that cognitive dissonance can make people reject simple facts and simple reality. History has shown this many times as the Nazi leadership thinking they were winning the war while they were being pushed back. It is crazy but it happens, mass delusion can drive groups of people to do some really stupid things. Also someone has you cornered because of your bad strategy. Doubling down on that failing strategy or worse finding a dumber strategy isn't going to lead anywhere good. The way things are going I forsee that nation getting mashed up pretty bad. Which is sad because millions of people live there.
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  9292.  @edomin1148  This isn't about taking sides, this is about the reality of the situation. Also your claim that Armenia has no issues with Georgia is easily demonstrated to be false. 1. Georgia voted yes on every single resolution at the United Nations condemning Armenia for illegal occupation. 2. Georgia didn't allow weapons deliveries through their territory to Armenia during the war in 2020. They did however allow arm flows to Azerbaijan through their territory with no issues. 3. Armenia has territorial claims on Georgian internationally recognized territory just like Russia does, this makes the Georgians extremely wary of Armenia like they are of Russia. Does this sound like a friendship to you? Imagine other groups of people were this delusional and had no idea who their allies actually were? You are also right that nations should accept their history. So are you going to advocate that Armenia apologize for illegally invading their neighbor and ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s? Should they pay compensation after "accepting their history." You can't be the weakest kid on the block and at the same time be the kid who picks the most fights. That rarely ever ends well.
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  9293.  @edomin1148  To be fair Armenia turned these nations into enemies. Invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians isn't the best way to make friends. Just sayin...
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  9294. This is probably demonstrably true. Trump had zero interest in arming Ukraine against Russia nor did he have any interest of bringing them into Nato. The establishment thought he was "missing an opportunity to weaken Russia." In hindsight he was right and they were wrong. Today we're dealing with a Russia that is much stronger than it was just 5 years ago.
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  9295. What could connect them to Russia? Hmm maybe the fact that without Russia in 2020 Azeri tanks would have been rolling down the streets of Yerevan. I mean how stupid can a government be .
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  9296. Most of Obama's appointees were establishment type figures like him.
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  9297. ​ @KM-sr9cc  The idea of this new version of the Coalition of the Willing is again a farse. Most of these nations have had their arms twisted to join, proof of this is they aren't actually sending anything. The mighty Australia has promised 2 soldiers. Holland has promised 10 soldiers, no Navy ships lol More Nato nations are outside of this than in it. So bringing Nato's name near this is ridiculous. This is an American/English operation and the vast majority of the planet wants nothing to do with it.
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  9298. And you expect those forces to do what? Start world war 3 by protecting a nation which isn't even a member of Nato?
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  9299. The court has lost all credibility and with that legitimacy. If they don’t issue an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, their reputation will be dead forever
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  9300. How do you feel about 5 year children in Kashmir being tortured by the Indian government?
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  9301.  @Rocksteady246  Actually no, America prisons are quite a bit more violent and dangerous. How do I know Turkish prisons aren't? Well a buddy of mine while on vacation there got caught with weed. Spent a few months in a Turkish prison. Dude said it was a cake walk.
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  9302. If you have the amazing privilege and blessing of owning the world's reserve currency would you possibly be dumb enough to start using that currency as a weapon for childish short term interests? Think about that for a second. We started dabbling in this during the Clinton administration and it's been in overdrive ever sense. This isn't a democrat or republican thing either, both parties have increased the weaponization of the dollar in the past 25 years.
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  9303.  @nickntounis6780  I find it odd that you're bragging about the one thing that is keeping your nation from expanding it's economy. You do realize it's that "powerful currency" you're using which makes your nation unable to export which means it can't produce. Oh the irony that you'd be bragging about that. Drop out of the Euro and use your own devalued currency and produce your way out of this mess.
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  9304. Oh they assumed it for sure. Although I'm not sure if they were dead sure on America joining in on the extermination of an entire ethnic group from a specific place. Also be careful what you're cheering on. It might be your coast one day that a battle carrier group shows up on the shores of. You've been occupied before, I'm sure you know it isn't fun.
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  9305. That is the idea. They don't want EU membership. This is simply their way of saying they're digging their heels in over Sweden. Which makes sense if you really think about it, it's awkward for Sweden to try to join a collective defense organization while at the same time it has been financing armed groups blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of said defense organization. Nations are sensing the EU's weakness and don't mind dragging them through the mud.
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  9306.  @milerale5286 why would he go to the seat of evil for help?
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  9307.  @JeZZGro the world is a different place today than it was in the 1990s. Nor do I think the Serb people will allow some psycho fascists to go on another genocidal rampage
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  9308.  @milerale5286  nothing good will ever come from talking to the Saudis. Also this idea of Bosnians being radicalized is ridiculous. The Bosnians are what the Bosnians are, no one is going to change them. For better or worse
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  9309.  @mickroberts5166  so why call the language Serbo-Croatian? How exactly would calling Croatian just created by filing in Serbo-Bosnian be any different then according to your own logic ?
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  9310.  @mickroberts5166  okay that answer makes sense
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  9311.  @dadikkedude  To be fair many European nations enabled this cancer to become a cancer.
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  9312.  @johncale1849 the number of people who know is growing exponentially
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  9313.  @saarb737  So let me try to get this straight. All your rhetoric above is supposed to convince us it's okay to kick people out of their homes, slaughter their children and then throw the remaining survivors in a modern day concentration camp? Is that what you're trying to convince us of Saarb? Hmm I'd say good luck with that argument.
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  9314. @ShadowBanned222. That isn't why they refused
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  9315. What people don't seem to realize is that we, along with the EU have turned into the Soviet Union 2.0. A journalist interviewing a leader (especially a leader our government is at odds with) is par for the course in journalism and has always been. As other posters have pointed out CNN interviewed Bin Laden. CBS and other networks interviewed Saddam. Many networks interviewed Gaddafi. The difference today is, we no longer live in a free society comprised of citizens who need to be given information. Today everything is about censorship and hiding facts from the people. Me personally, I'd love to see Tucker interview Putin. I want to hear what Putin has to say.
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  9316.  @jeffjenner5030  What a fantastic comment. 🤣
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  9317. @Darron Hovhannessian, What? They literally got overrun holding on to one of the easiest to defend pieces of real estate on this entire planet.
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  9318.  @Ofelas1  Israel isn't a democracy, not by a long shot. It is an apartheid regime. Calling it a democracy is demonstrably false.
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  9319.  @dennydritic2628  Yea except the native Indians aren't attacking other regions where they dont' live and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians. Nor are they armed to the teeth attacking American security personell. Horrible analogy. In this specific conflict Armenia really has no decent argument to make on their own behalf. Few conflicts are this cut and dry where the bad guys are quite this clear.
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  9320.  @imkarciqov  If South Cyprus has the ability to get it done. Yea they should go up there and arrest them. I'd say good luck to them.
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  9321.  @ziziqar  We would have attacked the Indians on their reservations had their invaded all the surrounding areas and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. It's odd you call me an apologist while you're literally trying to rationalize attacking another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing hundreds and thousands of civilians. I think the fact that I am more interested in reason and logic and not your warped view of how slaughtering civilians is fun is triggering you for some reason.
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  9322.  @Power2Think  Is it hard for you to actually debate and refute what I said to a point you have to resort to childish rhetoric? So according to your logic if I said gravity exists and Hamas also said gravity exists that gravity doesn't exist? Is that your argument here? Is your position really that weak you can't come up with a better argument? Another point of yours is a gem. You're going to completely ignore people stuffed into concentration camps for decades, then ignore the genocide campaign against them. And harp on the fact people stuck in this concentration camp might be a bit angry? You can't expect anyone to believe the level of nonsense you're spouting. Again you might as well try to convince me gravity doesn't exist. Claiming I "sound ignorant" without actually elaborating why is also a very emotional and childish to way prove your point. I invite you to stop cheering on apartheid, concentration camps and the wholesale slaughter of women and children. Join the rest of us in the realm of reality and not cognitive dissonance.
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  9323.  @arjun-j2g9o  That is quite a childish way to interpret this. Israel isn't fighting Hamas, Hamas is in the tunnels. If they want Hamas they'll have to go into the tunnels to get them. Instead they prefer to leave Hamas alone and bomb the living hell out of women and children from afar. More children have died in this 30 day conflict than all the wars across the entire globe since 2020 and that is including the huge war Ukraine and Russia have been fighting for two years. Your false narrative is not only easily debunked, it is an extremely irrational and insane way to view things. Then you throw in the word Islam as if that is some sort of qualifier to excuse your nonsensical talking points. Also the fact you'd call the Palestinians the aggressors is quite interesting. You're literally talking about a people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into history's largest and longest lasting concentration camp for the last 16 years. That is literally like blaming a woman for scratching her rapist's face. The sheer insanity of this is mind blowing.
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  9324. Did this guy claim that making sure the person voting is the person they claim they are is an assault against democracy? Seriously? So let me get this straight: We need ID to get on a plane. We need ID to get medicine. We need ID to get anything done in a government building. We need ID to drive. We basically need ID to get anything done. But apparently when it comes to the most important component in a democracy, free and fair elections. No ID necessary. I don't care if you're right wing, left wing, politically indifferent this should terrify everyone. Why are the powerful elites working this hard to make sure elections aren't secure and people can vote multiple times?
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  9325.  @cappuccinogoodfinger  Oh so your logic is if that if within a thousand years or two humans move to a place, they should be slaughtered and thrown into concentration camps? Hmm Okay. Extrapolate your logic to the rest of the world for a second and see how that works out. 90% of the world should be in a concentration camp?
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  9326.  @mrslowne6103  And who exactly would be funding these "anti France" bots. France isn't important enough on the world stage for anyone to spend that kind of money. The question you should be asking yourself is why do so many people around the world feel this way about France?
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  9327.  @mrslowne6103  Was France opposing war when it destroyed Libya along with the United States? Oh so France opposed war once, so we should completely ignore everything else it did and does? Bush was a psychopath for invading Iraq and should be in jail. Just like many members of the French regime should be in jail for what they've done in Libya, Algeria and literally most of Africa. You claiming France's role in Africa is causing stability is just as insane as Bush claiming the invasion of Iraq freed the Iraqi people. The sheer insanity of these statements makes me shake my head. When put under any sort of microscope the arguments that war mongers like you make fall apart.
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  9328. @Wolfen443, Russia is terrified this conflict might erupt into war because the straits will shut down, which means Russia won't be able to export anything via the ocean in the winter. The sanctions didn't bankrupt them but this will. But if we were to assume that wasn't in play, Russia would probably cheer for Greece to be destroyed considering how bad the relations between the two nations are.
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  9329.  @DABA2024  He helped push a war which killed millions. We're worried about the fact he may or may not have harassed a woman? Seriously? lol
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  9330. The moment you find out your university advisor is a genocidal maniac.
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  9331. Strength and prayers to occupiers? Hmmm Do you also think Russia in Ukraine as occupiers and the Turks in Cyprus as occupiers should receive prayers and strength as well?
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  9332.  @thankusa9795  Really? So you call illegally invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory and then proceeding to ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians to be "fighting terrorist." I think it's fairly obvious which side is on the "state sponsored" terror list. Hint, I'm fairly sure it isnt' the Azeris.
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  9333. Yes it as absolutely nothing to do with poverty. There are and have been many nations with much poorer people and still they found efficient methods to get rid of their bodily waste. It isn't about education either because even most of the cavemen did this without any education. It's a simple evolutionary instinct all humans except people from this region have. For god's sake dig a ditch or something
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  9334.  @pierren___  Sure they do. Just like how France holds on to their reserves to help them right? What kind of nonsense is this? Do you also believe the earth is flat and the moon doesn't exist?
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  9335.  @markusz4447  Yes but it surely makes it worse. France has been known to be in bed with shady terrorist organizations for their interests. Kind of like when that large French company got caught in Syria funding ISIS with the French government trying to cover it up. They were literally convicted in court for it. That is how the French establishment with help from the regime in Paris conducts it's business. They should be put under sanctions in my opinion by the rest of the world.
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  9336.  @M414-q6o  Difference being France is a dying and waning power, so all these shenanigans probably won't work. They are slowly going to get kicked out of Africa and they seem to know it. Why do you think the leaders of this regime are having a meltdown over it.
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  9337.  @ganeshchandra3881  Maybe you guys should buy toilets from those nations.
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  9338.  @ganeshchandra3881  I think you know very well what I'm trying to say. Which is why it made you so very angry. It's fine though, as long as you don't migrate to my country and try to defecate in my yard everything is cool.
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  9339. @Grantapain, Everyone also thought Ukraine would be defended as well. When the bullets start flying situations change very quickly. No one is going to start a world war to save Sweden unless there is a legal obligation to do so.
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  9340.  @grantsapain  Everyone thought Nato would get involved in Ukraine for a good 10 years that was the rhetoric. Even the Ukrainians believed it to be true, just like Swedes believe it to be true. Only when the threat of war became all too real did Nato back off and Biden made statements essentially telling the Russians "yea bro, go right ahead."
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  9341.  @grantsapain  No one is going to start a world war for Sweden.
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  9342. The answer is simple. No.
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  9343.  @Ravikalavidh1259  Counter India? Counter what exactly? India doesn't have the capacity to change any reality in that region. There is nothing to counter. Who the hell do you think India is? Most people in that region see India as a trash can while you seem to see it as some world power lol
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  9344. @Nce Gyz, the Akinci as far as we know didn't fly any missions in Karabakh. It was mostly the TB2 which everyone saw on youtube destroying all those tanks.
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  9345. @bonniekerr4964. Do you have any idea how the rest of the world is viewing this? Put a stop to killing babies? He literally went over there and told Bibi that Bibi gets a blank check and can do as he pleases. So Bibi being Bibi decided to enact his "final solution" on the people he stuffed into a concentration camp. This is on Joe, people worldwide aren't calling him genocide Joe for no reason. Biden literally went out of his way to threaten any country that was going to lodge a formal request to the ICC over what Israel is doing. Knowing full well that according to the letter of the law most of the Bibi administration would go to jail for crimes against humanity. They've literally broken almost every single law pertaining to the rules of conduct during war. Not to mention old Joe and his boys would technically be Complicite in this crime. There is also a section in the Rome Statues that covers aiding and abetting war crimes.
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  9346.  @fd3652 switching from one block to another block will have painful growing pains. Seems like they’re willing to deal with some short term gain for long term benefit.
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  9347.  @anniep6248  On the issue of foreign wars and the mass murder of civilians. He is demonstrably worse than Trump. By a wide margin too. He has already passed up Obama's foreign war civilian death toll count (which was quite high due to his barbaric destruction of Libya for no reason) Has a long way to go to pass up Bush's though. Bush was probably the worst one of them all. I'll rip anyone, republican or democrat. I like to call it how it is.
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  9348. I'd imagine him going or not going will be up to the voters in that country no? Nations don't pick their leaders based on your feelings.
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  9349.  @Ryanlexz  With enough Cubans that might change. Unlike Greeks those Cubans are quite industrious.
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  9350. @Nrspeed1407. I wouldn't be surprised. They don't even want EU membership, at this point it's clear they'll keep making demands they know can't be met. They've made it clear they're going to dig their heels on over Sweden.
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  9351.  @sabahattinbey  Again the guy misspoke. The question is why are you having an emotional meltdown over it? Everyone and their mother knows Turks and Arabs are two different ethnic groups, so again why are you getting so emotional? Relax and control your emotions, act like a man not a woman.
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  9352.  @weatheranddarkness  We are in this case talking about a group of people who are the most propagandized people on the planet. If you can as a class of elites convince people that men can get pregnant. Surely you can convince them terrorism is worse than Genocide no?
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  9353. @William Prince King, Macron might be the most naive president of any major nation I've seen in my lifetime. He has made some serious blunders that few world leaders of serious nations make that completely and utterly embarrassed France. He is the president of a 3rd rate military power (which is formidable) but takes action like he's a 1st rate power only to be pushed back and embarrassed. I'm thinking France needs less delusional leadership that understand France's real place in the world pecking order. This isn't the 1800s.
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  9354. @Menna Mostafa, Greece can't regain it's glory from thousands of years ago because they're in demographic collapse. They're not the only ones though most nations are in demographic collapse. Egypt on the other hand, they're not in demographic collapse but their problem seems to be worse. Too many generations of inbreeding has destroyed their gene pool to a point I'm not sure that nation can ever be a properly functioning society. Chaos will be the order of the day as with most nations which have high inbreeding rates. If the Mamlukes were still around and running Egypt (they weren't inbred btw) Egypt would have a chance. But with indigenous people in charge, Egypt is doomed.
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  9355.  @mennamostafa  My info is common knowledge. Mamlukes were not indigenous to Egypt: Fact Mamlukes ruled Egypt extremely effectively for a very long time.: Fact Mamlukes: Being an ethnic minority not indigenous to Egypt also didn't have the nasty habit of inbreeding which means they didn't produce genetically damaged offspring. Fact Mamlukes were wiped out: fact Egypt has been in chaos ever since: Fact Indigenous Egyptians have high rates of inbreeding which causes severe genetic damage; Fact Also why are you so interested in what Greece does or doesn't do? The average Greek thinks you guys are nothing but savages, what do you think kissing their bankrupt asses is going to bring you?
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  9356.  @RottenPotatoMemes  That is how it is for most nations. In Egypt it's quite the opposite. The ruling class the Mamlukes weren't inbreeding. The regular population was inbreeding like it's going out of style. In fact they're still inbreeding like it's going out of style. Look it up.
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  9357.  @RottenPotatoMemes  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6842535/ Not to mention any person who has had any sort of contact with Egyptian populations knows that a large portion of the people they've met are highly inbred. Most Egyptians I've known (Christian and Muslim) have married their first cousins.
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  9358.  @jimakisspd  If you don't think a birthrate of 1.1 isn't going to cause demographic collapse on it's own. You don't know what demographic collapse is. I understand the migrants are an issue but no rational person thinks they'll stay in Greece. Why would they? They all want to go to places like Germany. However Greece's demographic problem isn't going to go away one day like the migrant problem is.
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  9359.  @VergiliosSpatulas  They've been there nearly 1000 years. I think it is safe to say they can call it their homeland by now lol
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  9360. France pulls ambassador from the United States and is in no hurry to mend ties with Australia. USA and Australia: Don't care lol
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  9361. @Skilz8098, Very insightful comment. I too grew up in New Jersey at roughly around the same time as you and I too found myself as a young voter leaning left. As I got older I started to see myself shifting more and more to the right. However I don't agree with you that we'll see a war between the classes. The elites have far too many useful idiots who will carry their water and be their shields.
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  9362.  @Josh_D03  I guess I’m not the only one that sees us falling into the realm of a batshit crazy society
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  9363.  @Josh729J  Oh yea because we were in the west are just so democratic right? Give me a break. You have old ladies in England going to jail for facebook posts. Elections in EU nations being cancelled because the wrong guy won. This trope about browbeating other nations for being authoritarian isn't taken seriously by anyone anymore.
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  9364. The Germans due to their past can’t do certain things. Perhaps they’re living vicariously through Israel. If you can’t administer a genocide yourself I guess arming, funding, aiding, cheerleading and providing political cover for one is the next best thing?
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  9365. @B What nation they're legally obligated to defend is kind of their business no?
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  9366. There is no extreme left or right in their eyes. They'll go after anyone who isn't part of their globalist program. Period. Happens to be people on the right today. Tomorrow it might be people on the left.
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  9367. Imagine youtube existed during WW2. I'd imagine the Germans would have a channel just like this one. With their shtick being just like this channel. "Aren't concentration camps cool."
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  9368. For a guy who has the word Strategic in your name it's interesting how non strategic a statement that was. Bordering on ridiculous insanity which isn't going to happen.
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  9369. Imagine being so terrible that Pakistan has to call you out lol
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  9370. I spend a lot of time in Turkey, I really don't see any difference in the people. What in the world are you talking about Hodanmohamed. Have you ever even been to that country?
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  9371.  @esratarcnsezai8329  Oh stop, the people have always been in misery. You might be too young to remember the economic crisis in the late 90s early 2000s. That one was really bad.
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  9372.  @MYTHOMINHTRAN  To be fair Israel isn't a terrorist state. It is something far more dangerous, it is a genocidal state. No terrorist organization has the arms or the ability to kill this many civilians in such a short span of time. No one ever calls Germany's third Reich a terror state either.
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  9373. Lets be a little realistic here capitalBaku, Turkey did a tad bit more than just sell the Azeris weapons right?
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  9374. @SacVideo, Russia was stopping them. Although I'm sure the Russians are close to saying "fuk these guys." So we might well see Azerbaijan taking Armenian proper in the next 5 years. Also what do you mean if Azerbaijan took all of ARTSAKH. They already did.
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  9376.  @Georg7Jurgen  We're not debating the video, we're debating what people here on the threads are saying.
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  9377.  @songcramp66  You'd be close but you'd lose that money.
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  9378.  @marczhu7473  They've literally pissed off the entire world, what backup plan? Everyone wants to extract a pound of flesh from them. I honestly do not envy the position Europe finds itself in. The next 100 years is going to be very ROUGH.
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  9379.  @basbekjenl  No one has your back my man, you're a colony. All is good as long as you do as you're told.
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  9380.  @harmless6813  Why would anyone pay penalties to anyone when they no longer have diplomatic relations, no longer trade and no longer have any contact? Who was going to enforce said penalties? So you think he blew up his 20 billion dollar pipeline (which he could have just shut off instead) to get away from some small penalty he wasn't going to pay anyway? Do you also believe in the tooth fairy?
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  9381.  @brucel7430  Seriously?
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  9382.  @brucel7430  It's an odd question considering the sheer amount of things out there which answer the question.
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  9383.  @brucel7430  This really isn't an issue of views and opinions. It's an issue of reality. Especially in the backdrop of the Biden administration blowing up the pipeline which was Germany's main energy lifeline. And that isn't even getting into the fact it turned into one of the largest ecological disasters in human history. Caused more emissions in one single blow than every American driving an SUV for the next 70 years. So no, this really isn't about "view points and opinions." It's about people being seriously angry at a chain of events.
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  9384. yes he has the right to say it. Just like society has a right to ask why people who say murdering 4,500 children is "not enough" are in charge of our relations with other groups of people. Also if anything was said to him in response, he'd be the first person calling it hate speech and how free speech should not be allowed.
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  9385.  @robertcarpenter7486  was that seriously hard to understand?
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  9386.  @joyjaimun4475  the vast majority are probably Zionists. Think about it, how can you move to an apartheid state and take part in the crimes if you don’t approve of said crimes.
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  9387. @Guney Azerbaycan, This channel is famous for fake news. I wouldn't be too concerned if I were you.
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  9388. What a stroke of genius. I always thought that criminals would probably be hugely in favor of gun control laws. Imagine the odds of your victims being armed being dramatically decreased.
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  9389.  @malamatinas1  Few people are that delusional my friend.
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  9390. France's entire economy is propped up by stealing African resources. A former president of theirs admitted in 2008 that without African resources France would be a 3rd world country. This is why they're freaking out, they're afraid they wont' be able to rob this area like they've been doing for a very long time.
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  9391. @Powerrreveals2349. He and Bush are just managers for the same people. Just a different face to sell the product.
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  9392.  @kaspertube512  You are probably right. More than we can say about European nations though right?
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  9393.  @arikotiranta2689  It is nice to believe that but it isn't reflective of reality. Russia is firmly in control of the Ukrainian conflict. They will, in one way or another get everything they want.
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  9394. Nato was formed to fight the Soviet threat which everyone feared. Once the soviet union collapsed Nato had no purpose. So getting all these nations to actually go off and fight a war to defend another one is far fetched. Nato is a military alliance in name only.
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  9395. @Paulk365 Wait a second, let me try to understand what you're saying. So you think stealing people's slaughtering their children and stuffing the survivors into concentration camps is "liberation." Did you seriously say that? Talk about cringe worthy spin. What is next? You're going to call the murder of children charity? You guys really need to work on your propaganda and narratives because it is coming off as unhinged.
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  9396.  @beandinner1262  The future is quit hard to predict. In 1940 who would have thought so many high ranking Nazi officials would be captured and put on trial? But it happened
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  9397. This comment legit made me laugh lol
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  9398. @StrikerTR, this is vice my man. They don't do balanced nor do they let facts get in the way of a good narrative they're pushing.
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  9399.  @robertstoolman  Let me play devil's advocate and see if you get triggered into an emotional meltdown like Ben. You could also frame it as a topic of supporting an apartheid, taking people's homes, slaughtering their children and then throwing the survivors in a the only concentration camp on planet earth for 16 years. Then acting shocked when the people in that concentration camp one day break out and get violent. Wow, who would have guessed. About as crazy as the people in 1831 being shocked at the Nat Turner slave revolt. The mainstream media's ability to control the narrative is over with, we live in the age of information and it is much easier to call out BS. So, it isn't going to be as easy for you to throw out random talking points which paint a false narrative.
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  9400.  @RuminatingRaptor  Fantastic comment.
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  9401.  @Yunitoony1107  I guess it would be the same for people who wanted to abolish slavery still wanting to abolish slavery after the slave revolts. Crazy right?
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  9402.  @l.w.paradis2108  So you think it's possible to steal people's homes, kill their children and shove the survivors into a concentration camp and then act shocked if one day they break out and get violent? Really?
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  9403. @Marshall Shokouhi, We've seen how policies like "regime change" affect nations and regions. I think I'll pass on that. It's up to the Iranian people to do what needs to be done, they alone should decide who they want or don't want running their nation.
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  9404.  @marshallshokouhi1890  I get that but every time regime change has been pushed anywhere else we're told the same story and it always ends in disaster. Again, if their government is oppressive it's up to their people to overthrow their government. It's not up to anyone else to decide or tip the balance in any parties behavior. We saw what happened in Iraq, toppling the regime caused a lot more death and destruction to the people of that country than Saddam could have done in 1000 years.
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  9405.  @Bored_Trumpet  Yea experience there is quite simple and without many hassles. They seem to have good relations with the Afghans and considering they've been invited there to build stuff their military staff don't seem to have to deal with any bouts of violence. Probably like a Semi vacation for the troops there. Doubt they've had to fire a single shot. I guess things are different when you're actually invited somewhere, instead of barging in uninvited lol
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  9406. @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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  9407. I think it's more a case of projection, the assumption being everyone else is as racist as them and would actually be willing to let young men die to stop this? Who knows. Like you said as an American this doesn't affect my life in any way, shape or form. Aside from being so intrigued by wars I like to learn as much about them as possible. Our crazy establishment government who is so obsessed with geo political positioning probably finds this Turkic Arc stretching from Europe to Central Asia as a net plus for American interests as that specific arc they mention pretty much encircles Russia.
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  9408.  @Mr-yw8pg  To be fair their elections are a lot less rigged than our last election was.
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  9409.  @pykasso4966  You speak as if the Balkans or Eastern Europe has the ability to defend itself. Without American or Russian muscle, those useless little nations would get steamrolled (by any half decent military)
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  9410.  @orenhadad3456  Good luck collecting that.
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  9411.  @arinangel_  The word fact doesn't revolve around your emotions and what you want to be true. Your subjective view of who you think belongs where doesn't change the fact that there was a massive ethnic cleansing campaign in the 1990s. THat's almost like the Nazis claiming it was okay to kill all the Jews because they moved there thousands of years ago and they weren't indigenous to the region. Do you realize how insane you sound? As far as being violent or racist, I think it's fairly obvious who between those two nations suffer more from these problems. Don't think I don't know that Armenians call the Azeris "azerbaboon." In fact Armenia in general was so believing in their "racial superiority" they simply couldn't grasp the reality that the Azeris had overwhelming military superiority. That didn't seem to bother the Armenians much because their mindset was "who cares if they have better weapons, they're baboons and we'll beat them anyway." That didn't age very well. In a way I feel sorry for the ARmenian community, few communities worldwide have fallen into such a state of cognitive dissonance and false believe in the racist belief that their neighbors are inferior. I guess when reality strikes, it strikes hard. Armenians found out in unconvincing terms in the Nagorno Karabakh war the reality of life.
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  9412. EMS, 20 years ago your comment would have been spot on. Today? I'm not so sure. If you look at crime rates and quality of life places like California have A LOT to learn from Florida.
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  9413.  @danharold3087  Because at this point it doesn't seem like the Chinese are idiots who will throw their golden goose into a well. Having the world's reserve currency is a blessing for any nation lucky enough to have it. Having leaders short sighted and stupid enough to use that currency as a weapon for short term gain is insanity.
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  9414. @Certified Abyss Gazer Absolutely. So how does that change what I said earlier?
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  9415.  @bharat8096  You're right the dollar will eventually collapse. But the Indian rupee? Are you serious? You want me to trust a currency run by a country where over half the population still defecates in the streets? Seriously?
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  9416.  @Jmg831  I'd imagine saying that or thinking that is a lot easier than actually demonstrating why my statement was wrong. Well played JG.
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  9417.  @megatron6382  Greedy or not there is no historical or modern evidence showing this nation to be anymore aggressive than any other state which has the ability to do so. This idea that China is going to militarily dominate the world is kind of ridiculous. Hell even the way they've built their military shows their intentions. They're only equipped to fight regional wars very close to their shores. They've spent zero money on equipment which would allow them to project power globally. I'm not the biggest fan of China. Personally I'd never live there. But even if we feel this way there is no reason to throw out baseless claims.
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  9418.  @ppen8359  You're right no other currency comes close. But they're gaining and picking up steam. If the tide isn't turned, well you know where that heads. Not that our leaders seem to be doing anything rational about it. We'll continue to to weaponize the dollar for short term petty interests and the tide will simply continue moving forward. Until one day we're in panic mode but it's too late then. Vote accordingly.
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  9419. The Monroe Doctrine has already failed. The moment China was able to put up duel use ports in South America the Monroe Doctrine died. Nor was it a spectacular death either. It went quietly into the night.
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  9420. There is no right or left here, especially on this issue. Men like this guy own and run both parties. The cognitive dissonance of people really boggles my mind. What party do you think Genocide Joe is a part of?
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  9421.  @danakaleb4882  Those petro dollar guys are still beholden to the guys I'm speaking about. Petro dollar guys do not have the ability to defend themselves, so they will in most cases do as they're told.
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  9422.  @danakaleb4882  Yes it is fine to disagree. I do agree with you that these petro dollar guys are showing a tad bit more autonomy of late. But all that has happened is their leash got a tad bit longer. They're still on a leash.
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  9423. @stotle1109, then why is Israel freaking the hell out about them. Trying to push us to take them out?
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  9424.  @livondiramerian6999  Because of war the word peace exists. Because of peace the word war exists. If there was no cold, we'd have no concept of hot.
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  9425.  @uzbeemohideen5335  Turkey isn't some two bit country like Saudi Arabia where the regime works for someone else. Not saying I'm a fan of their policies, far from it I'm quite critical. But calling them collaboraters is ridiculous.
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  9426. @Robot Originalsson, Why don't Swedes have a say? Can't you simply put pressure on your government to not apply? Or have freedoms and democracy eroded to a point the government simply does as it pleases regardless what the people want?
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  9427. Poland and Germany: Brow beat all those smaller nations for buying Russian energy. Poland and Germany: Tries to buy Russian energy. So oil shipped is a big no no because of Ukraine. But oil through pipelines is okay? Why not gas through pipelines then?
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  9428.  @bellaclover1933  Perhaps if you were able to comprehend what you're reading, you wouldn't be in a situation to be so confused
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  9429. To be fair the guy isn't wrong.
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  9430. What in the world are you jabbering on about?
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  9431. @Wanda Gray Be careful what you wish for.
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  9432.  @Paul_in_Thailand  what part of Israel attacking Iran 3 times first is confusing you? Do you not follow what is going on?
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  9433. 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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  9434. @noahgugliotta8440. Well if you actually break it down rationally he isn't wrong. The same people calling them terrorists are also the same people who labeled Nelson Mandela a terrorist. Fact of the matter is they're a resistance group of 2.3 million people who've been herded into the world's only concentration camp.
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  9435. Those two cultures have been living on that same strip of land for over a thousand years without many issues. It was when the Zionists who are European migrated there in droves as refugees when the sh!t hit the fan. I'm not a huge fan of mass migration. What is happening in Palestine is proof of that.
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  9436.  @poulnrgaard7820  if you add up how many people died due to the invasion, it is well over 1 million.
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  9437. @Laurence Poloni, I hope their election isn't completely and utterly mired with corruption and irregularities like ours was. Or maybe he'll simply do what Hillary and the establishment did in the primaries. Simply steal the election. Who knows. But that is unlikely, aside from the incoherent screaming of the media here that Turkey isn't democratic, they're actually more democratic than we are. I have a bird's eye view, I've lived over there part time since the late 1990s.
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  9438.  @dustinsindledecker154  No, if it said made in Israel, it wouldn't be there. It would be too busy targeting women, children and old men.
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  9439. No one outside of Tallin and Vilnius knows or cares to know how these irrelevant corners of the world are spelled. Also eastern European nations have a negative view of Russia because they're terrified of Russia, who can blame them considering the history. So it was only natural for them before the war in Ukraine to bring Russia into the European fold which would make them A LOT less likely to show aggression toward them.
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  9440.  @mikevarga6742  Irrelevant to 99% of the planet. Your emotions on the issue won't change this reality. This has nothing to do with a Brit point of view, you can take a poll of the entire planet and you'll find this to be the case.
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  9441. Putin and Bush, odd how much these two dudes have in common.
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  9442.  Intruder Alert  To be fair you don't have to be a fan of Russia to understand our media is outright terrible. But you're right, the vast majority of Russia news over the past 6 years has been embellished and most of it outright fake like Russia changing our election in 2016. But even though they're embellishing what Russia is doing in Ukraine doesn't mean what they're doing still isn't really bad.
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  9443. He probably won't be held accountable.
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  9444. @Olden Grumps, no they're not. Not when the Kurdish regional government of Iraq gave the green light for the attack. Your analogy would make sense if there was a terrorist organization in Ukraine and the Ukrainian government allowed Russia to bomb them.
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  9445.  @altiyoltercume4861  They're clutching at straws. Somehow revolting against being put in a concentration camp is somehow proof you should be stuffed in a concentration camp? Perhaps that is their twisted logic? Who knows. The fact is that the zionist narratives get more and more cartoonish by the day.
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  9446.  @sherylhay13  Yes they were quite open about it. They'll attack any ship going to Israel or owned by an Israeli company.
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  9447.  @TheScotsalan  It would make sense for any ship that gets shot at to simply claim they aren't going to Israel after the fact. But it will fall on deaf ears because you can't hide your destination because it is predetermined.
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  9448. @M St, You can't simply order 100s of drones. These things take a long time to make. It would take 2 years to fill that order.
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  9449.  @imeprezime8297  They actually did, to the tune of like 1000 phone calls. Not to mention public pleas for help.
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  9450. @Duboisdvoleur, I too have a feeling they're walking into a trap. War evolves in very unexpected ways. I think they're in for a hurting in the modern battlefield. Simply having more tanks and having airpower isnt' enough to overrun the enemy anymore.
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  9451. Or they can change their name to "not zionist owned"
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  9452.  @ababasbhsha588  Avars aren't Turks my man.
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  9453.  @ababasbhsha588  You're basing this off what exactly? Some subjective view you have of who is who? Ask the Avars themselves, they'll tell you they're not Turks. As Turkic tribes who live in the North Caucasus who have lived near the Avars for nearly 1000 years and they'll tell you the Avars aren't Turkic. Yet we're supposed to believe some dude who lives in Anatolia, isn't really Turkic himself talking about people he's never met being Turkic? Seriously? Stop being ridiculous.
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  9454. Egypt is the worst place to be saying that from. You literally have a government helping Israel conduct genocide on those poor people.
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  9455.  @John-uo6jj  That's a pretty bad analogy but it would be fair play if Hamas had said that lol
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  9456.  @ple1996  Can you count the amount of times Hamas has hit schools and Hospitals relative to how often Israel has done it? Drops mic..... debate pretty much over.
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  9457.  @ple1996  I'd imagine they've killed more of them than most can count. Debate was over the moment you misunderstood my comment. lol
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  9458.  @kesmeseker9593  That is exactly what the zionists want them to do, leave. These people and their families have been living there for 1000s of years. They have every right to stay. People should pressure the apartheid state to treat them fairly instead of pressuring them to leave.
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  9459. I'm also not sure this guy can ever travel the world. Or even go out in public without someone attacking him. So he has that and the threat of doing multiple life sentences for aiding and abetting crimes against humanity.
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  9460.  @piccalillipit9211  100% spot on. That is his greatest fear. He knows what he did.
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  9461.  @sueyourself5413  Things tend to change. Who in the 1940s would have ever imagined top German officials being on trial for war crimes? If there is enough push back from the rest of the world, eventually it will happen.
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  9462. @carolblume5073. By that logic how do you think people who are cheering on an ongoing genocide right now should be dealt with?
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  9463.  @SqwarkParrotSpittingFeathers  With non stop lies being spread about him? Yea that is kinda Trump like. I'm no fan of this Erdo dude but what I see said about him in the mainstream media is nothing short of delusion and fantasy. Dictators don't lose primary elections and then lose control of the largest municipalities in the country. (Yes that happened there in the last election for anyone paying attention.)
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  9464. @PedroVeternao80 How to join Nato for Sweden. 1.- I will finance armed groups which are blowing up hospitals and schools in a Nato nation, then act surprised when that nation threatens to veto my application. 😂
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  9465.  @jaridkeen123  Who are you responding to? I don't remember anyone claiming members will be defended if they go on the attack.
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  9466.  @abssnipes  Since WW2 no other nation has used a fully mechanized army to try to murder as many women and children as possible in a concentration camp. So no, no one has gotten away with this because no one has done this since WW2. This is pure and utter insanity.
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  9467. @Stevphen Rose, will they also answer when asked what a woman is? Instead of claiming that one has to be a "biologist" to know what a woman is? Or in your world do rules only apply to those who you don't like and a completely set of rules to those whom you like?
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  9468.  @vanessac1965  I mean I'm sure every society has these types of people. But rarely do people like this get into positions of power in a normal country. The fact their leaders and ambassadors are this unhinged is terrifying.
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  9469.  @UltraCasualPenguin  Ah there you go, when you have no arguments left try to make it personal. Someone doesn't have to be from Turkey or be Turkish to see the situation for what it is. The rest of your post is essentially all whataboutisms that completely and utterly ignore what we were debating. Because he gave Sweden a false sense of hope doesn't in any, way shape or form change the situation does it? You might also want to pay attention to the public pressure in that country on their government to not allow Sweden in. As I said earlier having some hospitals and schools blow up in your nation by groups financed by Sweden just MIGHT piss people off? The F-16 situation is pretty ridiculous, I'm from the United States and I can tell you we're probably not going to give them the F-16s with Sweden in Nato or Sweden out of Nato. We have our own interests and at this point giving them the F-16s is not in our interests. Not sure how that changes the situation Sweden has put herself in though. You just better hope that Finland doesn't throw you under the bus and negotiate their veto being lifted on their own. Which they eventually will if Russia shows more aggression. You can harp as much as you want about F-16s and ISIS but it won't change the situation Sweden is now in will it? So again my question is, was it worth it?
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  9470.  @magnushem8734  Promises in international relations are often found to be empty one the bullets start flying. A legal obligation to join in generally serves as a much bigger barrier of protection. A lot of nations promised to defend Ukraine, what happened?
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  9471.  @magnushem8734  He said that a few days before the war started. That isn't what we'd been telling Ukraine for the past 5 years while arming them to the teeth. We essentially used Ukraine as the sacrificial lamb to feed the Russians. To hurt the Russians yes but was it worth the cost of having Ukraine destroyed? The globalists seem to think so.
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  9472.  @magnushem8734  The people of the EU have zero say in these matters. Since the EU has zero ability to protect itself it simply has no choice but to go along with what is handed down from Washington. The fact our electricity bills have skyrocketed (everywhere), food costs double and everyone is suffering should make us pause and think who's interests our leaders are serving, but that is an entirely different conversation all together. I think we should stick to the topic at hand, that being Finland and Sweden being locked out of Nato and why.
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  9473.  @magnushem8734  When bullets start flying no one really cares who is and who isn't underdeveloped or a democracy. Nations start making cold hard calculations on how they should react. War can destroy a democracy just as fast as it can destroy an autocracy, their infrastructure will get destroyed the same and their people will suffer the same. So I'm not even sure why you'd even bring that into the conversation. Unless you're some how trying to get the point across that Ukraine because they're XYZ aren't worth protecting but Finland and Sweden are? Are the lives of Fins and Swedes worth more in your opinion than a Ukrainian? Also the fact Sweden and Finland have collaborated with Nato still doesn't change the fact they won't be covered under article 5.
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  9474.  @magnushem8734  Again I'm not sure what that has to do with what we're debating.
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  9475.  @magnushem8734  So you believe in values like democracy. Yet want to pile on a nation for doing what it's people are pressuring it to do? Also wouldn't you call financing armed groups which are blowing up schools in a country which belongs to a military alliance you want to join erratic? The level of hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance in your arguments are outright terrifying. The only thing you've been saying I can agree with is how we in the USA have a horrible experience with military aid to sketchy groups. That is about the only rational thing you've said in our entire conversation.
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  9476.  @magnushem8734  Again you can't send finance groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals without raising eyebrows. The fact these groups constantly change their names doesn't really change the reality of the situation. I'm not saying Sweden should or shouldn't finance these armed groups, that is up to Sweden. What I am saying is you can't finance these groups and then try to join a collective defense organization where a member of that organization (which has a veto) is the one being attacked by said organizations. It's an insane policy.
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  9477.  @magnushem8734  You might want to check into that.
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  9478.  @Muhammad-sx7wr  Agree with your statement. You're essentially agreeing with what I said earlier.
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  9479.  @Muhammad-sx7wr  unfortunately if you don’t have the ability to defend yourself you won’t be able to flourish your trade either. Some nations learned this lesson the hard way
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  9480.  @Saba-fn5ub  Pressure works even better with no elections. The thing despots fear most is losing their position via revolution. If the people push an issue enough, those in charge will relent. They love their seats more than the issue. In fact it is actually easier to force change when there are no elections.
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  9481. 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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  9482.  @spicesmuggler2452  Someone raised by a single mom alert.
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  9483. @Overlord, you mean Greece wants to use a bunch of tiny islands to landlock her neighbor. That's a mighty aggressive move to take on a neighbor with a huge coastline on a body of water. I'd imagine said neighbor is hoping skipping mad about this.
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  9484. Except some of the most vocal critics of the Zionist genocidal apartheid regime called Israel are Jewish.
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  9485. No, there is literally no evidence for that. Especially when you take into account what the hostages who've been released by Hamas have been saying. However the female hostages that Israel has released all show signs of sexual abuse. So yea, if this got investigated, a lot of people in Israel would be going to jail.
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  9486.  @nnoor1715  You won't end either sadly. But African nations can end French influence in their nations which would be very helpful long term.
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  9487. You're almost asking for the impossible though.
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  9488.  @HAMADA-X  I'm well aware of the Ottoman empire. Do you know how the Ottoman empire collapsed? Or how the Ottoman empire lost Palestine to the British. If you like we'll get into it so you can understand why it is unlikely that you'll see an alliance like you want between Arabs and the Turks.
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  9489.  @skullsforerlikkhansthrone9306  Are they at fault for doing that or are you at fault for actually caring what their courts say? Last I checked Turkey isn't part of the EU and is under no obligation to adhere to their rulings. If you follow their lead you're only going to follow them into the civilization destroying gutter the globalists are sending them into.
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  9490.  @surojeetchatterjee  Indian aircraft carrier in the med?😂😂😂 who are you kidding bro? 1. They’d probably get lost on the way there. 2. You forget you’re talking about a nation where most its population still defecates on the streets. Be serious please
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  9491.  @ekaterinabogatyreva5259  It isn't just the left. It is mostly people who don't watch mainstream media and are tech savvy enough to get their news from multiple sources around the world. Which btw includes most young right wingers as well. This is an issue both the young left and right tend to agree on. You'd think it is a no brainer too right? Being against apartheid, concentration camps and the "final solution" to the people of the concentration camp shouldn't be a hard thing to condemn right?
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  9492.  bellaadamowicz8380  Do you know what semitic means? I think you mean a pro semitic atmosphere. You do realize Palestinians are semitic and most Israelis are of European stock and not semitic. You understand right? Just like you can't propagandize people into believing men can get pregnant. You can't propagandize people by pretending one ethnic group is another. Just like you can't change your gender, you can't change your DNA either.
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  9493.  @edmundsepikit2798  They seem to have a better idea than you.
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  9494.  @th3cleaner354  It doesn't matter what Deutschland does. Deutschland at this point is finished regardless of what they do. America and the Brits always saw you guys as long term competition, they've found a way to cut your legs off, the jig is up man. Germany is finished. You'll notice this a bit more each decade as you realize things are just getting worse and worse. All I can say is rest in peace Germany, you're dead. You just don't know it yet.
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  9495.  @ivan-vi8kg  I do agree with you that Nato constantly does terrible things. But oddly their actions in Serbia where Nato actually did the right thing. Rare situation but it stopped a massive ethnic cleansing campaign and possibly saved millions from being slaughtered. So yea, I'm no fan of Nato and the insane things they do but their actions in Serbia was that one time Nato worked how it's supposed to work.
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  9496.  @caidenhijara521  Indian bot detected.
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  9497. What exactly are you basing this on? That country has a lot of problems but sketchy elections are not one of them. You think they're like us in that regard? lol They actually low international monitors in to monitor the entire process unlike us.
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  9498. @Ferdinand Peelen, even though they're government wants it as they'll do anything to escape the Russian orbit of influence right now I'm not sure the EU is the best of ideas for Ukrainians in the long term. They'd basically be joining what is slowly becoming the Soviet Union 2.0. They've been through that and don't need it again. And like the Soviet Union the EU will eventually collapse under it's own weight. So what's the point?
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  9499.  @ferdinandpeelen3614  I'm not from the UK, one doesn't need to be from country X to have an opinion about country Y. I wish everyone the best. I'm not a glass is half full or half empty guy, I'm a "I'll measure the glass and tell the truth as to what is in it" kinda guy.
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  9500. France should be interested in getting those two chairs to stop their riots. Or maybe use those chairs to stop cops from murdering 17 year old kids. Just an idea.
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  9501.  @rocketdogticker  The society and educational system the boomers created was a large part into why people turned into punks which couldn't handle marriage.
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  9502.  @ditallow1618  People found it funny when we copied German designs for war planes. 20 years later no one was laughing.
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  9503.  @dronur6194  First you guys should learn how to not be super corrupt, learn to stop robbing your neighbors and family members. Once you figure that out, we can talk about "ruling the world." Odds are you're probably the type of dude that had a "miras kavgasi" with your brothers and sisters. Very typical thing in Turkiye which is quite rare for most people around the globe.
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  9504.  @vanelruxys8358  Last I checked the Kurds didn't have their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps. If you believe this to be true, please point me in the direction of where concentration camp is so I can go protest there. (I can't do that in Israel because the IDF would kill me immediately)
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  9505.  @IsabellaCastile-y8y  By whom exactly?
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  9506. Trying to buy influence. Europe's influence has fell to nearly zero but their insane leaders aren't aware that no one cares what they think. So in a childish manner they try to buy said influence. Or..... America told em to do it so they did it without asking questions. One or the other.
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  9507. This comment legit made me laugh. 🤣🤣🤣
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  9508.  @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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  9509. @Celster833, Essentially the answer to your question is yes. If Iran gets the bomb, we don't intervene. We invaded Iraq because they didn't have it, if they did we wouldn't have. Not to mention occupying Iran would be almost impossible when you take their geography into account. It's not flatland like Iraq is.
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  9510. Usually AJ is really good with avoiding pushing false narratives. But I guess they've sunk to levels that are only reserved for the best propaganda outlets like BBC, France24 and CNN. Well done AJ, anyone who actually has any idea what is going on in this conflict has now lumped you into the fakenews bucket.
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  9511. What a ridiculous title. If Turkey had declared war on Israel, we would have obviously noticed. 1. Israel would cease to exist. 2. We'd all be in WW3 right now. So no Euro news, they haven't declared war.
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  9512. @David-bd6td. So you're saying he should take his huge army and go rumbling south to start ww3? Is that what you're saying?
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  9513.  @greatsena  They're the ones who pushed this war, I doubt they'll be commenting on the crimes they helped enable. If this world had any justice most the people working at these networks would be in jail.
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  9514. How many prisoners is Israel going to release as part of this deal?
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  9515. The psychos in charge of the Biden regime seemed just fine with all this, until they realized the HUGEE backlash worldwide. Now they're walking back their statements. I doubt they'll change their policy of funding genocide
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  9516. Making a statement against Israel is like making a statement against the people who want to chemically castrate children. They'll crucify you if you dare speak up.
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  9517.  @TimurtheElephantslayer  To be fair that many people don't simply up and vanish into thin air. There is something there. With that said not many people these days will be pushing too hard for it's recognition. I find it strange that we're expected to push for recognition of what happened over 100 years ago while Armenia won't even accept what they did 850,000 Azeris when I was in middle school. The moment they recognize that and pay reparations to the Azeris we'll put recognition of the Armenian genocide back on the table. It's a strange world we live in.
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  9518. When I was a kid it always confused us as to why our teaches REFUSED to tell us who they were voting for election year. Well it goes to show you how much times of changed.
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  9519.  @MaaanMaanMan  So attacking your neighbor's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians from said territory is completely justified in your opinion?
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  9520.  @MaaanMaanMan  So you're saying that Armenia didn't invade sovereign Azeri territory in the 1990s? All just a figment of everyone's imagination? The 800,000 civilians they ethnically cleansed, that too is a figment of everyone's imagination?
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  9521.  @MaaanMaanMan  A more apt analogy would be if Russia invades internationally recognized territory of America, ethnically cleanses 800,000 Americans and then simply claims the territory is theirs. No I wouldn't be okay with that. Nor would any sane person. Nor would any country, which is probably why illegally occupied territory by Armenia isn't recognized by one country in the world. But it's obvious I'm not dealing with a sane person right now am I? I can't believe there are still people out there trying to rationalize the wholesale slaughter of civilians.
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  9522.  @MaaanMaanMan  So your subjective view of what you believe belongs to you gives you the right to invade your neighbor and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? On a scale of 1-10 just how terrible of a human being are you?
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  9523.  @tylerd1297  Insightful comment. That will be their alibi. Just like when the Iraq war blew up in their face and they all pretended they were against it. When in reality 99% of the time they were cheering it on.
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  9524.  @tenzinkunga8782  I don't think they're delusional enough to think something like this will "take their country back." They're literally caged like animals in a modern concentration camp and they're lashing out.
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  9525.  @todd-617  What if someone has taken my yard and stuffed me into the shed. Then what? You forgot a very important component to this entire analogy.
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  9526. If they think this genocide will be white washed they’re mistaken. This is not the same work we lived in 20 years ago
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  9527. There TLDR goes again failing to do just 10 minutes of research which would blow their premise out of the water. The idea that Turkey will even have to defend Somolia against Ethiopia is ridiculous and here is why. Turkey has immense influence on the Ethiopian government. Mainly due to the fact that when the western backed Tigray rebels were only a few days away from overthrowing the Ethiopian government Turkey stepped in and saved the Ethiopian government with drones which turned the tide. There are two major reasons why Ethiopia won't put itself in a position to confront Turkey. 1. Without Turkish support, the Tigray rebel's next wave will probably topple the government in Ethiopia. 2. The backbone of the Ethiopian military is now their drone fleet. Are we to believe they're going to use this fleet against Turkey who is the country which supplies all the ammunition for them? TLDR, what in the world are you thinking with these ridiculous videos, for the love of god do some research before putting these videos out. This deal has essentially ensured Ethiopia and Somalia won't be going to war anytime soon. The Turks won't sell either one of them out for the other nor will they allow the two to get into an armed conflict. The real question is if the Turks can afford this deal and all the resources they have to pour into Somalia over the next 10 years. That is the real question mark.
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  9528. @QualityEJC, tell that to the people who were caught in the middle of the Black Lives Matter protests. This seemed pretty tame compared to some of what we saw.
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  9529. @Balkhitariq9330. Well it works like this. Armenia brutally ethnically cleanses 800,000 Azeri civilians. Media: Nothing to see here. Azerbaijan gets a huge war done where only about 20 civilians die. Media: Ethnic cleansing. That is pretty much how it works. Which is why no one really believes anything the media says anymore.
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  9530.  @oovlocityoo2671  No they really can't if you sit down and think of it rationally. No matter what the Azeris do for them or offer them I doubt they'll stay. There is mass psychology at work here. They're well aware of what they themselves did to Azeri civilians when they had military advantage. I guess they have to assume others will behave just like they normally behave no? So it makes sense they're fleeing even though there is nothing really to flee from.
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  9531.  @Persephoniqua  1. Show links to what you're claiming about beheadings. I've had my fill of fake news in this conflict. 2. The Azeris in the entire war in 2020 were so careful about 20 civilians died. Compared to 800,000 ethnically cleansed when the Armenians had military advantage. I can see why the Armenians would flee even though the Azeris have been careful with civilian lives. I guess they simply assume the Azeris will do exactly what they did in the 1990s.
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  9532. @Alan Silvestri, Pure gold comment, lol
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  9533. It has zero impact on national security. They're there for reasons the public simply wouldn't agree with, if they ever bothered explaining it.
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  9534.  @ri874  Because they are genocidal maniacs.
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  9535.  @razorsharpview9090  To be fair there is no such thing as reliable allies. As situations change so does the behavior of nations. As an earlier poster said, the safest bet is not to rely too heavily on anyone for your protection.
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  9536.  @tylersmith4265  For a plethora of reasons we don't want to be seen trying to topple the UN recognized government there at this point. France and Israel seem to have no issues right now supporting a warlord trying to plunge the nation into civil war.
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  9537. IDF<----- Great at murdering women and children from afar. IDF<---- Not so great fighting men with guns.
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  9538.  @goonerboz6023 you’re absolutely right. Just because these idiots aren’t aware of where the policies they hate is actually coming from. It does’t change the fact they have serious gripes. If these policies continue they will eventually figure out where to channel their anger which obviously are not mosques. As if those mosques control government policy.
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  9539.  @galfromphilly we have the same push by those in power here in America. Your children no longer belong to you, they belong to the state and unelected bureaucrats.
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  9540. Hard to say this dude is wrong.
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  9541. Would be nice but you're in Canada. You'd probably get arrested or lose your job for trying to help. You'd find out how totalitarian your government really is if you did something the elites don't like. Ask the Truckers in the trucker protest.
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  9542. @iceman_2. You're basing this off what exactly? This plane isn't even done yet, no one knows how good or bad it is really going to be. Maybe it will be better, maybe it will be worse, we really don't know. But claiming you definitely know is insanity. Even the guys building it don't definitely know that.
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  9543.  @markeverhart-xu7hh considering over 90 percent of republicans are owned and controlled by a foreign government. This rich for you to think they are the saviors. There is no Republican Party nor is there are democrat party. There is the uniparty. The sooner you realize this the better
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  9544.  @Truthorfib well said
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  9545.  @patrickcotter5629  It's surreal how the media can shape how people feel about any group of people. I remember it was very similar to this in the build up to the Iraq war. The level of racial hatred they built up toward middle easterners, dehumanizing them on a mass media scale so it wouldn't be an issue seeing them slaughtered. I was young at the time but I was absolutely amazed at how dumb most people are that their feelings on any topic can be shaped so easily.
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  9546.  @protexsarsux1719  What was so confusing?
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  9547. I find it surreal that the Guardian just completely ignores the 800lbs elephant in the room, when Armenia invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. So these protestors, what exactly do they want the Armenian government to do? Go help the illegal occupation force in Nagorno Karabakh which is guilty of massive ethnic cleansing? Is that what the protestors want?
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  9548.  @righteousone1  Are you a zionist bot? Or just a Jordanian who likes to make excuses for your so-called president who is nothing but Netanyahu's lap dog?
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  9549.  @Whoami691  You're right, that was a big loss. But again it's nothing close to the ridiculousness of the EU trying to bully people with nothing to back it up. It's insanity.
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  9550.  @phoenixrising8640  Yes but when America threatens it doesn't come off as ridiculous because they can follow through. The EU is like a kid in a wheel chair threatening to beat you up.
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  9551.  @phoenixrising8640  Yes but we're not talking about who is worse. We're talking about who is more ridiculous. And I think you can agree on this front the EU is pretty damned ridiculous no?
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  9552. BK, that would ruin the narrative of the globalists trying to turn Greece into the next Ukraine. Duh...
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  9553. So Indians scam Indians and now expect Canadians to clean up the mess? Interesting.
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  9554.  @AaronVanWolfen  As if the Greeks did any better than electing globalists who do someone else's bidding. The Turks elected a guy willing to go to war. And the Greeks elected a guy who will go to war if his globalist masters want him to. Yea, recipe for disaster.
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  9555.  @ted5567  Can you point to a treaty signed by his nation that he has broken? I can easily point to one the regime in Athens has broken. You see how this works? Make better arguments please.
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  9556. It's more so culture meeting ignorance. Christians in the middle east also inbreed like it's going out of style. I don't think any religious book is telling either of these groups to marry their cousins.
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  9557.  @MordechaiK89  I've spent quite a bit of time there, I'd say yes.
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  9558. It's not racist but it's certainly false. Mainstream media narratives, what could go wrong right? lol
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  9559.  @inezalan2930  according to all accounts the answer to your question is about 54 in the past 20 years. Israel kills more than that every 20 minutes
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  9560. This is all just insanity. Never in my entire life have I seen two heads of state argue like this in front of cameras. Don't get me wrong, this isn't some ridiculous anti Trump thing, I voted for Trump. The situation has simply gotten so out of hand that we're in a situation watching the president of Ukraine sit in the oval office and have a shouting match with a sitting American president. If someone told you 20 years ago that a world leader could come to the oval office and have a shouting match with our president was even possible people would have laughed at you. This is how much damage we've seen in the past 20 years. I swear this Ukraine war is going to end up doing so much damage to us in the long term that we can't even begin to understand the true ramifications of it just yet. We really stepped into the sh!tter with this one.
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  9561.  @ytrrs  Yes and I'd do it again. So am I to assume you voted for Genocide Joe and the man who took us to the brink of WW3?
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  9562.  @theluluexpress8528  That is all well and good. But on the flip side regardless of how much one is brainwashed. Not all people will run around shooting unarmed women and children regardless of the brainwashing. It takes a special kind of person to do what the IDF does. And when I say special, I don't mean it in a good way.
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  9563. @Shutter Nomad, Most media are very good at pushing a narrative without coming off as too obvious. She obviously wasn't very good at it, so yea more people will recognize what she is doing.
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  9564. It's only going to get worse.
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  9565. @Anonymous, yes indicting people because you disagree with them. Where have we seen this before in history? hmmmm If 30 years ago people told me a large segment of society would turn into authoritarian nut jobs I wouldn't have believed it.
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  9566.  @JeremyKu  You presume wrong, read my post again. I said he is on the payroll of an apartheid regime. Which doesn't make him the president of one. Apartheid is a term which was coined in South Africa and a phrase used to explain the system there. Leaders of modern South Africa who lived under Apartheid have mentioned many times that Israel is an Apartheid state. I understand your emotional response because the word garners a negative imagine. But when you have an apartheid system, called an apartheid system by experts of apartheid and people who've lived under apartheid, then it is apartheid even if your emotions don't' want it to be so. Just like you not believing in gravity won't make gravity cease to exist. Facts>Your emotions.
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  9567. One of the most satisfying UFC fight I've ever seen. Watching Khabib got to work on Connor like that after all that happened pre fight was legendary.
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  9568.  @wannenburgg  Are you referring to Hamas reacting to Israel's reign of terror and the 7000 Palestinian hostages Israel is holding? Most of whom are women and children. I hope that is what you were referring to.
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  9569. Most of the Arab world is occupied, what do you expect them to do?
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  9570. This guy rubbed somebody the wrong way. So they went after him? What he got caught doing everyone knows he has been doing for decades. This isn’t really about democrats and republicans. This is simply about a small elite and corrupt group running this country. The only time they get in trouble is when they step out of line. This guy obviously rubbed someone the wrong way.
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  9571.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  Yes and maybe if the people they're bullying also have one, balance can be resorted. Instead of Iran having nukes, it would be best if the international community disarmed Israel from their nukes. Probably the best solution for the world.
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  9572.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  Well it isn't Iran stopping Israel from attaining nukes. It is Israel trying to stop Iran. So the real question is what will Israel do about it? The answer is absolutely nothing. For all of Israel's bellicose rhetoric, the reality is there is very little Israel can do. Hell Iran wouldn't even be trying to get a nuke without Israel's insane aggression toward events it doesn't like. Ideally both should be disarmed. The ball is in America's court, not Israel's. Try to say something that actually sounds rational bro.
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  9573.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  You're the one triggered, what would I cope with? Your inability to cope? As if I care about your emotional problems.
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  9574.  @IsraelMilitaryChannel  I don't remember claiming I was going to do anything. Your emotional trigger is almost full circle my friend. Do you need me to find you a safe space or something so you can cry it out? It's always interesting watching genetically damaged inbreds have emotional meltdowns on the internet.
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  9575.  @Wew42  "Fight" lol
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  9576. I'm a big fan of this channel but some things said here are just ridiculous. MBS the most powerful man in this conflict? Really? Saudi Arabia is very influential in times of peace due to their massive wealth. In times of war, they're nearly a non factor. If people think the region is getting together to confront Israel, MBS would essentially be an after thought. He does not control a nation that military which has the operational readiness to really do anything. In times of conflict or potential conflict the regional heavy weights are Israel, Egypt, Iran and Turkey. Saudi Arabia is sidelined right now which is why no one is really paying attention to what they're saying.
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  9577. The lack of self awareness on display by this guy is absolutely mind blowing.
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  9578. India has nothing to do with this, aside from their childish quest to get involved when there is literally nothing they can do to effect the outcome.
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  9579. Not really, The people in that country don't consider Azerbaijani people Muslim because they're Shia. So no.
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  9580. Because a small group of people like to control all flows of information. They don't control TikTok, so they're freaking out. It is easier for them to lie to you when they control all avenues of mass media consumption.
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  9581. @ironbutterfly12. Yes he must be protected at all costs if you're looking at it from the view of the Apartheid regime of Israel. They pay his salary and he works for them. So in your opinion a guy becomes a decent guy when they essentially work for the group who is slaughtering your people? Interesting.
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  9582. Seriously who could have seen that coming. lol
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  9583. @NavyLaks, All that sounds well and good except for one issue. This entire mess is happening because Greece broke the treaties it signed.
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  9584. @Sal Not sure what Vietnam-Cuba-Afghanistan-Iraq-Libya-Syria has to do with how inept and incapable the Saudi military is. Yes your nation is ranked 17th in military due to it's high end equipment. Equipment everyone knows the Saudis don't know how to use or maintain this equipment. The Saudi government itself is well aware of this. Yes you guys can weaken the US dollar, if this report is true and you guys start trading your oil in Yuan and other nations see that it's safe to do so. You won't simply weaken the dollar, you might literally kill it. On that front you're 100% correct. Most everything else you said is nothing short of fantasy. I'm still trying to figure out what exactly Saudi Arabia is doing. I can only think of a few options. 1. They are hoping Chinese influence on Iran will stop Iran from steamrolling Saudi Arabia. 2. They're hoping to repair ties with Turkey and basically bribe them for protection. I don't think Iran would attack the Saudis if they know Turkey will step in, they're terrified of the Turks. Not to mention Turkey will be easily bribed as they're in need of money badly. 3. This is all just a bluff to get concessions out of the Biden administration. Not sure what is going on but it sure is interesting to watch.
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  9585. ​ @abdullahsaad662  You can lead if you're hated if you're a military superpower able to push people around. Saudi Arabia doesn't even have the ability to defend themselves so how exactly will they use force to be a leader "even when hated." Lets stop being ridiculous please and stop pushing fantasy. No nation that cannot even defend themselves can be a leader of anything.
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  9586. @BarbaraBrown-og7mz. You do realize you're in the extreme minority on this issue right? Regardless of just how much globalist media here in the west tries to cover up Israel's crimes. Information travels too fast and they simply can't hide it like they used it.
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  9587. They won't have large fleets of this Kaan fighter in the next couple of years. Sometime in the 2030s.
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  9588. The official narrative on this conflict is so insane, the only way to keep the narrative going is to crush free speech. There is literally no rational argument which can be made to excuse this level of brutality and barbarism. I mean what argument could rationalize apartheid and concentration camps. It is insanity.
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  9589. @ Trump’s team is incompetent, ill give you that. You know what else is incompetent? You thinking tartıffs on nations which already don’t trade makes any sense. We’ve gone beyond tariffs with Russia, we have a full blown sanctions block aid on them. (Not that it is working the way we thought)
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  9590. Mostly the truth has to defend itself against the corporate media.
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  9591.  @chatisawasteoftime  Antisemitism is being against semitic people. Semitic people by definition are an actual group of people. So you want to know if Antisemitism exists? It sure does. Looking at all your posts YOU are an antisemite. Considering you're cheerleading the murder of a semitic people (Palestinians) You've dehumanized them and for all intents and purposes probably view them as animals. So if you want to find an antisemite. Look in the mirror.
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  9592. Who has Iran sold their drones to except Russia?
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  9593.  @jora5483  The OP is an Armenian you genius lol
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  9594. Hamas doesn't buy arms. They make homemade bombs in their garage. I'd imagine it makes more sense to stop arms sales to the apartheid regime of Israel which is an apartheid state which not only stuffed 2.3 million people into a concentration camp but is also enacting their "final solution" on the people of the concentration camp.
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  9595. @Kyle Prather I'm not really sure Iraq is in better shape post intervention. In fact I'm fairly certain it is far worse off. It's more fragmented, it's lost most of it's best and brightest either due to brain drain or death and has been in turmoil since the invasion. The limitations you speak of isn't with the military. The military knows how to do their jobs, they've been built to defeat armies. Something they're extremely efficient with. The real limitation is policy makers trying to turn an army which was built to fight wars into a police type occupation force. It simply doesn't work.
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  9596. @Kyle Prather It's been 20 years since the invasion. Their economy is dead, over one million civilians are dead, social cohesion has been destroyed. There has been nothing but misery and instability there. This idea that it's "too soon to tell" if the invasion helped them or hurt them is insanity. As far as dictators backed by the west being powerful in that region are a thing of the past. Iraqi and Syrian regimes will an extremely hard time regardless of who is backing them if they don't have good relations with their immediate neighbors. Lets assume for a second a dictator emerges in Iraq which is anti Iran and completely backed by the west. That regime will have very little wiggle room if for example lets say Turkey decides to destabilize it. The world is changing and it is changing VERY FAST. Invasions and occupations under the guise of freedom and democracy simply won't work. America will eventually realize it is not in the interests of it's citizens to go on these adventures and public pressure will eventually put an end to all this nonsense. Once that happens this idea of "being backed by the west" becomes irrelevant. Because without America no western nation has the ability to project that kind of power that far from it's shores. Who is going to do it? France? lol
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  9597. @Kyle Prather I can't think of any instance under which one can claim the American invasion of Iraq was a good thing for the Iraqi people. They've literally had nothing but death and misery for the last 20 years, not sure a bit of unlikely upside 20 years from now will erase that. Besides there is a very high probability Iraq in it's current form won't even survive as a state. As far as Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE stepping up and making the presence felt in the region even more would be asking some of the most evil regimes in the world to spread their influence. Sure they throw their weight around these days basically bribing more powerful nations like America to protect them but once that western protection is gone (and it will be someone soon) these nations are dead in the water. Even though they have the most advanced weapons money can buy, their military prowess is below third world standards. Without superpower protection regional rivals like Turkey or Iran would steamroll all of those gulf nations on a weekend. By then the world will have probably switched to cleaner energy so these nations are going to look like Somalia in 100 years. Which will probably be a good thing for that entire region as they won't be spending trillions pushing insane ideologies which cause chaos. On the topic of France, you seem to think too much of them going forward. Once their perceived military might is exposed and America pulls out of the middle east and Africa, France will be pushed out of Africa. The French economy (in it's current form) cannot survive without the neo colonization of these African nations. France will not be able to exert any influence on any of these nations in anyway, shape or form in the future. Russia is another dying power and once the world switches to renewable energy in 50 years or so Russia will go into an economic meltdown and break up. Your comments about China I agree with, it's possible they might turn into the major player in that region if only to secure trading routes.
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  9598. @Kyle Prather Yes money talks but what happens under these two conditions. 1. The United States eventually completely pulls out of the middle east. If it isn't politically viable no amount of bribes from the gulf nations can bring that big military machine back. 2. What happens when they start running out of money because the price of oil is tanking due to all the renewable energy which is probably coming down the pipeline in the next 20 years? Balkanization is horrible and it's horrible for Iraq. Which is why the invasion really screwed that country over because it was the invasion which opened up the divisions which will cause the balkanization of Iraq. No matter how you slice it or dice it everyone lost out in the war. Iraq's neighbors, the Iraqi people and the American tax payer. The only winners were Saudi Arabia which got rid of a rival and the military industrial complex which had billions of dollars funneled from the taxpayers into their pockets.
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  9599. @Kyle Prather Considering what the people have been going through for the past 20 years? Yea, Saddam wasn't just better he was 1000x better. You can't just assume because someone is a tyrant that invading that country and making the lives of people 1000x worse than the tyrant did is actually helping them. As far as people wanting or not wanting someone, there is always a segment of society which doesn't want their current leaders. Invading the country or giving resources to said groups to overthrow a current government isn't really a good thing to do. Simply claiming Saddam was a Tyrant doesn't even come close to the amounts of people who have died since the invasion, the damage to the economy, the loss of brain power due to brain drain and the soon to be Balkanization of the country. Saddam on his most prolific Tyrant streak wouldn't have been able to do this much damage and kill this many people even if he tried.
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  9600. @Kyle Prather Governments don't happen in a vacuum, it's essentially a group of humans deciding how their society should be governed. This idea that democracy is a one size fits all solution is extremely naive. Evolutionary biology is always at play and different people evolved with slightly different evolutionary instincts plus extremely different cultures and ways of thinking. For some groups of people society simply cannot function with certain types of governance. Most Arab nations will surely always have authoritarian governments because that is the only way to keep stability there. That is what works for them. Under Saddam for example Iraq had: 1. A decent economy (relative to middle eastern standards) 2. High quality of life (relative to middle eastern standards) 3. One of the best educational systems in the entire region and a literacy rate of over 95%. 4. Iraq a fully functioning modern healthcare system where everyone was insured. 5. The nation had stability, you didn't have to worry about being blown up in a car bomb while walking to the grocery store. Iraq for 20 years since the invasion. 1. Economy is shattered and 70% of people live under the poverty line. 2. On the quality of life index Iraq plummeted by 70 spots, meaning 70 nations which had a lower quality of life than Iraq now have higher. 3. Their educational system is in tatters and literacy rates among people under 25 is only 72% 4. There is barely a functioning healthcare system and the few good hospitals are so expensive only the rich can afford it. 5. Zero stability with all the infighting between the difference groups, you simply know know when you go to the grocery store if you're going to make it home. When looking at these aspects of life, I find it extremely insane when people are still claiming invasion might be a net positive for these people. The invasion was a crime against humanity, it was no different than me walking into your, murdering half your family and forcing the other half into a life of poverty.
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  9601. @Kyle Prather When you say it was never good, it's all relative if you remember. Also those times you're referring to was when we the United States forced the world to put an embargo on them right after the first gulf war. Even during this embargo they were in better shape than they are today. Also this sharia law thing is far overblown, less than 2% of Muslims worldwide live under such a thing. You only really see Sharia law in those gulf nations we talked about earlier and the unfortunate really poor nations which have fallen under their influence (Taliban and ISIS being two prime examples) No one anywhere really wants sharia law, it's something the scare mongering media took and ran with in the early 2000s. If we simply stepped back and let the gulf nations collapse, the idea of sharia law anywhere on this planet would vanish in 50 years.
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  9602. @Kyle Prather This isn't about being biologically more inclined to live under tyranny. This is about different groups of people going about different ways to organize their societies in ways that work for them. It would be ridiculous and arrogant for group to assume what works for them will work for everyone.
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  9603. @Kyle Prather Yea what you're saying makes sense. It's hard to be the salesmen of a certain way of life when you have guys with rifles walking around someone's village.
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  9604.  @baptizednblood6813  There is no left and right on this issue. There is Zionist controlled and non zionist controlled. Traditional right wingers generally should be non interventionist. So the right can make the argument that their side is slowly moving to the left on the issue. See how this works and how muddled they've made it?
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  9605.  @mnn7723  Egypt was an ally of Turkey and Pakistan when it had an elected government. When that government was overthrown by a warlord, Egypt is no longer an ally of Turkey or Pakistan. It's mostly allied with Israel and allies with anyone Israel tells them to ally with.
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  9606.  @mnn7723  This is true to a certain extent. But they also say geography is destiny. Some nations will be rivals for a very very long time.
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  9607. Except it isn't their land.
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  9608. You talking about Netanyahu right? I agree, the international community must bring him to justice.
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  9609. @tradegod. You're talking about Col. Mcgregor. He is right in his analysis that if the Turks commit to this fight, they'll steam roll everyone there. But he is wrong about their willingness to do it. They have no interest in doing so.
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  9610. @Nilotpal Saha, First Russia needs to handle a militarily weak nation like Ukraine without problems. Then can it can worry about the two Nato power houses.
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  9611.  @michaeldowd5545  First we hear Putin installs an American president now you're telling me he installed the Chinese president too? The fact of the matter is this guy has trouble keeping his own country together. If he had the power to install presidents in China and America, surely he would have installed a president of his own in Ukraine too right? Instead of invading it and getting his ass handed to him there lol Stop being ridiculous
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  9612.  @arabianwarrior123  You'll simply support anyone that you can make a dollar off. We know how it is.
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  9613. Well they really can't. Iran's geography is a tricky one.
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  9614. I think we're all starting to see the true strength of Russia. Before the war most people thought Russia would run through Ukraine fairly quickly. Now the "true strength of Russia" is out there for all to see.
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  9615.  @Diana-yn2ho  Would be nice but our leaders aren't very interested in such a thing. They'd lose their excuse to run around the world playing mafia boss.
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  9616.  Plankton  No one claimed America was right for attacking Iraq. In fact I've always been of the opinion that the entire administration who called for that attack should be in jail. What is your point?
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  9617.  @jonjensen8985  Well they are now.
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  9618. Underrated comment lol
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  9619. @Haylock Transport, no. It's basically an old grudge stemming from the Armenians ethnically cleansing nearly 700,000 Azeri civilians in the 1990s
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  9620. Actually this dog would be jealous seeing the dogs living with the sheep. They prefer that lifestyle.
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  9621. @ThumperBros Is that the mindset in the country? Preparing for the next inevitable conflict? If so, do the people want to invade their neighbor again? Or do they plan on not abiding by the terms of the ceasefire they signed? This all seems quite insane to me that a nation so outgunned would still be trying to find ways to get under the skin of their opponent.
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  9622. 90% of GOP members are also globalists who would have the same exact policies of Joe Biden. But at least the GOP has that 10% who aren't completely insane. The Tucker Carlson wing of the party simply does not want this war, doesn't want to fund this war. In fact I wouldn't even call this a war. It is basically an apartheid state trying to enact their "final solution" on a concentration camp. History will not judge any of us well for this. Especially not anyone who voted for this insanity.
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  9623. @Miss Nati, You do realize it was this mindset which led to this war no? And if we're going to be technical here, you mean "Artsakh was Armenia." Incase you missed what happened in this war.
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  9624. @Speelangs7161 Funny how people were saying the same thing about their drones when they were in development. How'd that assessment turn out? Didn't age well I'd imagine.
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  9625.  @speelangs7161  The claim wasn't that they're the same platform. The claim was there have been people like you who ridiculed them before when they were making something "claiming it's too hard" and they were wrong. What part of this concept is confusing you?
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  9626.  @speelangs7161  My comment makes complete sense in terms of them doing things people like you laugh at. Most rational people aren't laughing, they find this intriguing. The only people acting like you I find for one reason or another are overly emotional eastern Europeans. Is that the case here?
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  9627. I'm confused as to why people find this funny, this is a quite genius idea if you think about it. In a large long protracted war high end missiles and platforms eventually run out and as we're seeing nations aren't equipped to continually pump them out and over and over again to sustain a large scale war. These things cost $5500? They can continually pump these things out an send out 10s of thousands of these things or 100s of thousands. Couple that with the fact they have an insane amount of disposable manpower and using these things don't require much training you have a pretty deadly platform on your hands. Imagine sending thousands of these things at once into a tank line. Yea most of them will get shot down but they'll probably take out 100s of tanks in the process which not only cost 10000x more but more important have crews which trained for years and are hard to replace. Where as you can take any moron with a few weeks of training and send them up in these things. I honestly believe spamming low tech, cheap products you can mass produce in an instant it's a bad idea if you're preparing for a long lasting all out war.
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  9628. @michael boultinghouse Russia won't defend Iran against an attack from Nato, they've been pretty clear about this. Iran's geography makes them literally impossible to occupy, they know it and act accordingly.
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  9629.  @xarjef8509  This comment was gold lol
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  9630.  @salmansingh66 it would not be much different. Just less vodka and no communism
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  9631. This oddly is something few mention. I’d imagine a huge reserve has been found there
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  9632.  @234ddrtttt  And not to mention the other region is pretty much already fully occupied.
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  9633. In 200 years France will be like Egypt. People will read about how powerful they were and also be shocked at how far they've fallen.
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  9634.  @pamplemouse5  I'd imagine the Africans have a better sense of what a nation wants to do with them than you. They're the cutting the deals, apparently the deals are lucrative to them that they are super interested in them. Even while France is threatening them with miltiary intervention, war crimes and instability if they go for a better deal. Imagine putting a gun to someone's head that they have to sell you their car for 2 dollars while they aren't allowing you to sell it to another guy offering 10,000 dollars. This is essentially the insanity you're trying to rationalize.
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  9635.  @justsefa1843  I'm not sure it's just racial, it's so much deeper and more sinister than that. There are an elite group of people who feel it is their birthright to "own" certain parts of the world. When they realize the people there are starting to fight back, well they freak out. A lot like France is doing with Africa right now.
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  9636. Until the 1900s a regional hegemon has always risen to rule that region. I'd imagine given enough time history will repeat itself, especially when oil becomes irrelevant and major global powers have zero interest in that region. Turkey and Iran will probably fight over which of them will control that entire region.
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  9637.  @BullyMaguirejr  I'm not sure I can agree with that. First and second wave feminists are now targets of these modern feminists.
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  9638.  @coldfrenchfry5181  I didn't realize it was a competition on who can oppress who more.
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  9639.  @CCPell  I'm no fan of Erdogan but I'm not sure it would be wise from them to learn from the Russians. Learn what exactly? Give misery and suffering to every group of people who come under your influence?
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  9640.  @PenisMcWhirtar  You know how this will play out in Sweden right? The government will set aside a budget to research and make these drones. Except instead of putting the best and brightest in charge they'll use some form of cultural marxist inclusionary chart and the entire endeavor will be run by a gender studies student with pink hair. Then the feminists will complain that not enough female scientists are working on the project, so they'll hire technicians based on what is between their legs rather than the quality of work they do. 10 years will pass and Sweden will have spent billions of dollars and still not have a drone capable of attacking anything the Russians have. Then Sweden will probably come under international scrutiny for confiscating the personal property of people based on their ethnicity. Sweden lol Good luck with that plan my man. Your best bet is simply to buy like 50 of these ready made drones which you know work well against Russian equipment and call it a day, it will cost you like 1000x less.
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  9641. The IDF never saw a civilian it didn't want to kill.
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  9642. @Tanzanite1 France doesn't have anything even resembling freedom of speech. They quite literally have thought crimes on their books. It's an authoritarian regime in Paris that likes to parade itself as a proper democracy with civil liberties. No one paying attention takes seriously what they claim to be. It would be like me claiming I'm a flying unicorn and expecting people to believe me. Good thing I don't live in France, I'd probably get jailed by making this comment.
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  9643.  @massivereader  And you believe the Russians have the stamina and the energy to push that far? They're having trouble securing places right across their border these days. Would they like to move into all the places you've mentioned, for sure they would. They've had that habit since their formation. Is it likely or even possible? I'm not so sure.
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  9644.  @jetaddicted  You know the saying "know thy self." At least those people are self aware. Unlike France they aren't a third rate power trotting around the globe thinking they're a major power and getting laughed at left and right.
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  9645.  @lumierdujour  I'm not saying there was or wasn't fraud, I have no clue. But I do know that the EU commission is the last place you'd look to for a fair assessment of anything. If the guy they like wins they'll say it was fair, if the guy they don't want to win wins, they'll claim there was fraud. That is how the EU commission operates.
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  9646.  @MissionControlTet  Few people in that region are descendants of Greeks. It's essentially mostly indigenous Anatolians. Who were first invaded by Greeks and hellenized, then invaded by Turks and Turkified. Not to mention most of the indigenous Anatolians aren't on the coasts, they're in the interior of the country. The coasts are mainly filled with descendants of eastern European Muslims who had to escape Greece and other eastern European nations after WW1.
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  9647.  @dzurfluh2156  When comparing the two groups or governments I think we also have to look at the 800lbs Elephant in the room instead of using rhetoric. In the past few decades the Azeri's haven't invaded anyone's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed close to 1 million civilians. The Armenians have. The issue isn't really about Putin handling or not handling democratic governments. The issue more stems around cold hard geopolitical considerations. Blaming Putin or anyone else for Armenia's insane geopolitical blunders over and over again is quite strange.
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  9648.  @dzurfluh2156  So you're saying it's okay to invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? That is your argument as to what makes it okay? Hmmm
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  9649.  @ivanexell-uz4mv  so the Russians will gain an ally by attacking said ally? And the Turks are simply too dumb to know who is behind it? Right……. Pretty fanciful thinking bro. If imagine the Turks are fully aware of not just who was behind this but also why it happened.
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  9650. @David Getling, So you think it's normal to attempt to join a collective defense organization while you're funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals of a member of said organization?
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  9651.  @HedgehogZone  Yet this weak nation would probably run through 90% of Nato members without many issues in a conflict.
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  9652. They literally went after the dude's daughters? lol
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  9653.  @rsb512  So essentially you're saying you're privy to more information than him on these matters and that you simply know better. Know better enough to decide he needs to be tougher on certain issues? Interesting. Especially interesting in relation to his relationship with Erdo.
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  9654. Hopefully they can hammer out a deal and stop this madness.
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  9655. I understand the situation in Kashmir isn't good for the people but don't even try to compare that with what the Palestinians are dealing with. It isn't like the Indians are sticking you guys in concentration camps and bombing the hell out of you. Don't be ridiculous.
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  9656.  @bikashbikash9715  Actually it is quite the other way around, around the world. Only ignorant people could be fooled by simple propaganda designed to make you cheer on apartheid and concentration camps. Why do you think here in America all the rednecks who dropped out of high school are pro Israel and all the college kids are protesting for Palestine. You seem to have it backwards. But then again a nation in which people still defecate on the streets would be more likely to see things backwards or in reverse.
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  9657. Your level of delusion is quite frankly terrifying.
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  9658.  @amor8996  Says the Indian guy pretending to be an Arab lol You Indian and Pakistani trolls in the comments section are a riot, I love watching both of you sh!tpost lol
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  9659. Rules for thee but not for me
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  9660.  @johnstrawb3521  No they don't. I'll explain why. In the mind of a modern day fascist , the people who do the occupying, who slaughter people and throw the remaining ones in concentration camps like Gaza are the good guys who get prayed for. Their victims apparently aren't humans.
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  9661.  @imnotyourfriendbuddy1883  Considering prince's of Greece were all of German descent. It sounds very much like a Price of Greece name.
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  9662.  @Pavlos_Charalambous  Yea but at least they speak English. Most of the Greek royal family only spoke German. What is the point? That is a good question. I guess the point is installing the leaders you want into a banana republic you control. Before they did it with royals to control weak nations. Now they do it with banks. Not much has changed.
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  9663. IDF: Most efficient army in the world when it comes to killing women and children. Also IDF: Not so good against men with guns.
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  9664. @Fightclub, I don't think one needs to be a war expert to know how this conflict would turn out.
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  9665.  @Radio9730killer  Those were individual people, hard to compare that with foreign nations who set up shop in your country. Biggggg difference.
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  9666.  @fred36990  This is some seriously false rhetoric. The entire Gaza is in the front line. Their lands have been stolen, their children murdered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp. You're essentially attempting to shame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. I guess your solution is for her just to lie down and take it? These tired cliches about how Hamas are the bad guys have melted away in the face of reality and facts. The entire world knows who is what. This apartheid state genocidal regime isn't going to last long now.
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  9667.  @hajirahussain1744  No not always. Statements have a way of changing the tone of what is going on.
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  9668.  @luiza7453  Yes I agree with you the Turks are denying it. I do find it interesting that you'll berate them for denying a genocide over 100 years ago, yet you'll deny one that happened just a few decades ago where the people guilty of doing it are still alive and evading punishment. Don't you find that strange? How you'll push for one from 100 years ago to be recognized and deny one that happened when I was in grammar school? On a scale of 1-10, how horrible of a human being are you?
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  9669.  @delta_glider4362  If you'd like I can explain that. Nagorno Karabakh itself only had about 40k Azeris. But you forget Armenia also invaded the 7 regions around Karabakh. A huge territory which account for about 20% of the Azeri land mass. And yes over 800,000 Azeri civilians lived in those regions which were brutally ethnically cleansed by the Armenians. So it's kind of rich that you're claiming ethnic cleansing now when in a huge war only about 20 civilians were killed. So you're saying brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians is fine? But when about 20 die in a huge war it's ethnic cleansing? Is that your position? Are you people insane?
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  9670.  @richarddawkins4607  Or maybe just a rational human being who doesn't think it is right to cheer on apartheid, concentration camps and the "final solution" to the concentration camp. You're either a bot or a crazed zionist . Which is it?
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  9671.  @aa-xy4hg  Yea their economic policy is pure and utter insanity. Their economy has serious structural problems, I doubt anyone winning that election is going to be able to fix it. When you said stone age I thought you were referring to their social policy and the rhetoric being thrown around in the globalist media that they're going to be an Islamic Republic like Iran. Which btw is ridiculous. I've lived there part time since the late 1990s, these Islamist tropes are nothing short of stupid. But yea their economy is in the crapper.
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  9672. Sounds like you work for the BBC and are angling for a raise. You do realize it's a fake news outlet that lies to people all day and night right?
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  9673. So this is how you justify one nation illegally invading their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 850,000 civilians? Good luck with that argument anywhere outside of an echo chamber.
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  9674. These types of issues have gone beyond republican and democrat. Most people have come to understand most of the politicians of both parties have the same exact policy when it comes to these issues. I'm a Republican but I would have voted for Tulsi Gabbard had she not been kicked out of the democratic party for saying the same things Rand just said. We need a third party.
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  9675. Those two guys couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams to commit the amount of crimes Netanyahu has. They'd both have to live for nearly 1000 years to even come close.
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  9676. The good thing is anyone to cares to know what is going on already knows what is going on. Don't let all the insane media coverage fool you, very few people believe in those insane narratives pushed by a few elites. The world knows full well what is being done and has been done to the Palestinian people. I can't tell you when but I'd bet anything this won't continue like this, it isn't sustainable. The Palestinians will get their day when they're the ones asking questions and holding people to account. Hopefully I'm alive to see it.
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  9677. How can you reset ties with a region where 90% of the population hates your guts. Aside from installing highly corrupt autocrats in fake elections, there really is no way for France to have "relations" with these nations it has constantly robbed and destabilized. And the younger Africans are onto that tactic as well.
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  9678. @colinroach7815. Because the international mafia has threatened them. It isn't that different than a local mafia. They send you a message saying that if you lodge a complaint X, Y and Z will happen to you. This happened in 2015. When Nikk Haley (who is now running for president) was working at the U.N. When a draft bill to look into the war crimes of Israel in their 2014 military operation she said "we'll be watching and taking names of those who vote for it." Needless to say no one voted for it. This is how things work.
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  9679. @@readors What you're saying is demonstrably false. Why do you think taking a DNA test in Israel is illegal without government permission. Or why if you got your DNA test outside of the apartheid state that it is illegal for you to share the results with others in Israel. Just because Judaism discourages people from converting doesn't mean hundreds and thousands of people in the entire Khazar empire didn't convert to Judaism. (Look it up) That is the stock nearly every European Askenazi Jew comes from. They're not from the holy land, they're not from the middle east nor are they semitic. You're literally making an argument as if the science if biology doesn't exist. You might as well try to convince me men can get pregnant. See there are these things called facts. And generally they carry more weight than what your emotions want to be true.
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  9680. Egypt has a huge military and has recently purchased lots of high tech equipment. The question is, does it have the ability to actually wage war? Or is it another Saudi Arabia with a lot of fancy toys with no one that actually knows how to use them. Aside from some missile strikes and air raids, does Egypt's military have the ability plus the logistics to actually move on Ethiopia? I highly doubt it.
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  9681. @Debopamsakar2322. Seriously? You want all nations to stand with the country which takes other people's territory, slaughters have of them and sticks the rest in concentration camp type conditions? You believe this type of behavior should be protected? Really?
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  9682. @MrJdsenior, What you're proposing is impossible. It's huge multination corporations who are pushing this war and you're asking for multinational corporations like chip manufactures to be shut down on behalf of the war? Think about that for a second. Some of these chip companies can shut down the government before the government can shut them down
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  9683.  @CHINAISDEVIL  This just might be one of the dumbest things I've seen written on youtube in a while. Calls for full scale embargo, while using a computer made in China, a phone made in China, shoes made in China and half the home appliances made in China. Good luck man lol
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  9684. So after weeks of slaughter in which more children have been killed in 30 days than the entire Ukraine Russia war which has lasted nearly 2 years. This guy finally says "Hey Israel what you're doing is wrong :wink wink:"
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  9685.  @Strawn149  I haven't seen any Jew hate from the right or left. What I am seeing is the official mainstream media narrative that Israel isn't an apartheid state which has the world's only concentration camp collapsing. Newer generations aren't as trusting of the media as they used to be. Also if Hamas is the root cause of all the problems there, how is it that in a place like the west bank where Hamas doesn't even exist Palestinians are being brutalized on a daily basis? How exactly were 33 children killed there since august? And 7000 civilians killed since the brutal occupation started? Explain that one to me. Information flows freely, people know what is up. You're going to have a hell of a time trying to push these insane narratives on people from here on out.
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  9686. Do not underestimate our ability to call up our most deadly resource if we’re ever in need of military might. We probably have a elite strike force of pink haired pregnant women who identify as the best warriors ever. We’ll be fine
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  9687.  @devalapar7878  As terrible as the Turkish economy is, it's quite ridiculous to assume trading with Armenia would entice them to do anything. There is literally nothing for them to gain. Their products are already sold there taken in via Georgia.
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  9688. @Crazzylee, Actually Obama was the one who destroyed a 50 plus year strategic partnership between the nations. What in the world are you talking about lol Trump tried in ways to revive but but the cracks Obama put in the relationship were a bridge too far to cross.
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  9689. @John Macdonald, I don't think that was the reason for why so many terrorists were sent into Syria to destroy that country. But now that it's well underway it is being used as a weapons testing ground. The idea was to topple Assad quickly and install a puppet government, obviously it didn't work out that way. I'm no fan of Russia but what they did in Syria was one of the few times they weren't the bad guys.
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  9690.  @aslanlovett4059  That's a bit far fetched. If you think the government thinks that far ahead, you have a bit too much faith in their planning abilities. Are they evil? Yes. Will they screw their own people over if they could? Surely.
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  9691.  @lostfox27  Actually it is. Millions and millions of people have been ethnically cleansed in the Caucasus due to Russia's insane drawing of their borders. The poor Azeris probably bore the brunt of this ethnic cleansing at the hands of Armenians a few times. Most of it due to Soviet border drawing.
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  9692. I'm not sure how long a lot of these nations can withstand the international pressure and the reputation damage by continuing to back a genocidal apartheid entity. I'd imagine we'll see cracks like this forming left and right going forward. This simply is not sustainable and might be at a point where it is irreversible. The Zionists really shot themselves in the foot this time.
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  9693.  @vishalneelam7278  I'm not surprised.
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  9694. @user-oe2cc3tcft. Yes what you're saying is true but I believe it is even more insane than that. Has the Armenian leadership actually looked at a map? Their situation would be 1000x worse than Ukraine, I'm not even sure the west would even bother attempting to help them, or even have the ability to help them if something happened. This is mindboggling.
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  9695.  @User9681e  Hard to get a genocidal apartheid regime that wants your land to accept any sort of peace that doesn't involve you being dead.
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  9696. @ They've been begging to be left alone for decades. The Zionist colonial apartheid entity simply won't allow it. Their homes were stolen, their children murdered and the survivors were stuffed into the world's only concentration camp we call Gaza. The fact you'd blame them for lack of peace if insanity. That would be like blaming the rape victim for scratching her rapist's face.
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  9697. @User9681e You're literally talking about a nation which has broken literally every single international law regarding warfare. Not only breaking it, not only breaking it on a prolific and unprecedented level but also bragging about breaking it. What in the world are you talking about. But then again joke is on me for responding to you. You're probably a Zionist bot.
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  9698. @ facts aren’t that interested in your emotions
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  9699. @ I get where they are coming from. I voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020. But people also need to pay attention to what is going on. At this point his America first agenda is over. He is bought and paid for by the Israel lobby. His policy is now Israel first and America (when he gets around to it) Anyone who can’t see this is blind as a bat. Douglas Macgregor sees this
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  9700.  @bryanbobbie9590  Actually seeing him as the devil or Hitler is a lot sillier. Trump isn't perfect but unfortunately he is the best we got right now. Just wish he wouldn't have sold the America first agenda down the river for a foreign powers lobby money :O( I honestly think he would have still won the election without their dirty money and influence, his support was that powerful.
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  9701. @Singular Space. You might want to pay attention. Biden was kept away from these negotiations out of fear that his presence was more likely to end in the talks breaking down. This deal was struck without Biden in the process. Biden has burned a bridge in one side of this negotiating table so bad that a mere sight of him would derailed the entire thing.
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  9702. @VoornuVoornuwillem What in the world are you saying? lol
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  9703.  @mishaknopkin2199  Crimea should just be given back to the Tatars. They sign agreements with Russia to never allow foreign military equipment there and Russia gets sovereignty over the military ports in Crimea. Bam everyone happy
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  9704.  @r.b4845  It was never in France's plans to beat these terrorist organizations. It is however in France's interest to make sure these organizations are alive and kicking in much of Africa. It brings chaos which benefits France's Africa policy of extracting their resources. Keep them fighting and corrupt while robbing them. French foreign policy.
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  9705. The apartheid entity doesn't seem to think so.
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  9706. He has a new name, it isn't sleepy Joe. It is genocide Joe.
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  9707. I'd imagine that is probably wishful thinking.
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  9708. This is an important international matter. No one cares what a 3rd rate nation like India thinks.
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  9709.  @Thereis406  People who live in the subcontinent love money too much lol
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  9710. ​ @cloudshifter  I think because douche bags are so loud people assume they're in the majority.
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  9711.  @almazchati4178  There is a reason the vast majority of the people in Turkey today are descendants of the indigenous Anatolians. This has been proven via DNA mapping. This isn't a theory, it is a fact. Generally your wide eyed Turkish nationalists have meltdowns over this. Fact of the matter is a small group of people showed up, took over and then successfully assimilated A HUGE GROUP of people. It is a rare thing in history, for better or worse.
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  9712.  @emre_iris  There is literally zero evidence that 2 million Turkic people from central Asia moved into Anatolia after Malazgirt. Do you also know why that number sounds like made up utter BS? Around that time very few places on earth even had 2 million people. Populations in central Asia were very small. 2 million Turks is probably higher than the total number of Turks who existed back then in central Asia. If you're going to make something up with zero evidence, at least use a believable number. Central Asia was sparsely populated at the time. Sacmalama bro.
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  9713.  @nostaljiturkce  The debate isn't if DNA matters or not. That is a completely different conversation. You can feel how ever you want to feel and give importance to what ever you feel is important. I am in no position to tell you how to think or feel about what is important. What you can't do however is pretend scientific facts don't exist and make false claims which are demonstrably false. We're debating ethnicity and race here which certainly revolves around DNA. If you're a horse and tell me you're a giraffe, obviously I'm' going to call you out.
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  9714.  @thefaramith8876  Considering the amount of evidence out there, that is exactly what happened. Also it was more like 2 million nor were they Romans. Small pockets of different ethnic groups all around Anatolia. Nor did it happen overnight, we're talking about a 1,000 year process.
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  9715.  @thefaramith8876  I have no problem with Turks having hegemony over Europe. If you look at how things are going it is probably going to happen again. I fail to see how that has anything to do with the DNA make up of the people in the Anatolian land mass. You seem quite confused as to what is being debated.
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  9716.  @thefaramith8876  why would I have to cope with something which had zero effect on me? Instead of making ridiculously emotional claims how about you try to refute the facts I’ve presented? Maybe this is an emotional topic for you which is hard to deal with? Park those emotions and try to be rational for once
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  9717.  @muhammetemredurmus  You can't claim something is ignorant or false without actually demonstrating how. Because it makes you look ignorant and false when you do so.
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  9718. @ yes one of the oddest events in human history. Nor did it happen over night. We’re talking nearly 1000 years
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  9719. @ yea and not like those fake assimilated indigenous anatolians claiming to be Turks in Turkey right?
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  9720. @ the idea that the Anatolian plains were “pretty much empty” during that era is insanity. After China it was the most densely populated region on the planet.
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  9721.  süleymankaraca-w5l  I’m not sure which comment you’re referring to. Who I’d separate from Anatolians? Real Turkic people from Central Asia or the Assimilated Anatolians in Turkiye who people call Turks?
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  9722.  süleymankaraca-w5l  It isn't irrational that a powerful group of 10,000 people who were experts in military warfare would take over the Anatolian plains. Nor is it irrational that over a 1,000 year period the indigenous population would be assimilated into their culture. Britian was in India for a few decades and yet nearly 1 billion people there speak English. Imagine 1,000 years and how much it can change the culture of the place. Also this isn't just some theory, it is also based on modern day gene mapping. Check any random person in Turkey's DNA results. You'll rarely see any central Asian hits.
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  9723.  süleymankaraca-w5l  No problem. But you also need to realize the amount of people who came over from Central Asia was very small in relation to the amount of indigenous Anatolians living in Anatolia. And as you know the Turkic tribes who took over Anatolia didn't wipe the locals out. Eventually over 1000 years most were assimilated Modern day DNA testing proves this. Most guys who love to think their ancestors were horsemen from central Asia don't know that they're assimilated indigenous Anatolians. Statistically speaking you're probably one of them.
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  9724.  süleymankaraca-w5l  Still a drop in the bucket when compared to the millions of Anatolians living there.
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  9725.  süleymankaraca-w5l  All those Greek speakers in Anatolia weren't Greek. They were conquered by the Greeks and assimilated into Hellenic culture. Then those same people who were assimilated by the Greeks were then taken over by Turkic tribes and then assimilated into Turkic culture. The vast majority of people simply assimilated, 1000 years is a long time. The few who didn't assimilate were those minority groups you're referring too. I get it, this is an emotional topic for you but facts are facts. Again there is a very high probability you're an indigenous Anatolian yourself. Go to the North Caucasus and Central Asia and meet some real Turkic people. They are nothing like the Anatolians. They look different and more importantly they act different. They aren't emotional train wrecks nor are they as selfish and insanely greedy and corrupt as Anatolians. Also they don't inbreed and cause genetic damage to their children like Anatolians do.
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  9726.  süleymankaraca-w5l  Diluted or not diluted when they arrived. Doesn't change the fact assimilated Anatolians still comprised the vast majority of people who live in Turkey today. Also claiming the Jannisaries changed the genetic make up of the entire region is complete insanity. Their numbers were never big enough to make any sort of dent into the gene pool worth noting. Not to mention they weren't very spread out either even if their numbers were high enough to make a significant change (which it wasn't) Again I get that this is seriously emotional for you and you need to clutch at straws. But you need to make more rational arguments, what you're saying is insanity. The numbers just don't add up. Nor does the science.
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  9727.  süleymankaraca-w5l  Do you have any idea how many jannisaries you'd need and how evenly spread out they'd need to be to get an effect of 15%-20% on a gene pool? Yes you'd need Jannisaries to account for nearly 20% of the population. Are you under the assumption that at any given time the amount of jannisaries were that high and that evenly spread out? That is insane. Even at the height of military prowess of the Ottoman Empire which was the mid 1500s, the Jannisaries probably accounted for about .0005% of the population. As far as a gene pool goes, it is something they call statistical insignificance. WW1 and post WW2 migration of Muslims from the Balkans into the Ottoman empire and then Turkiye did more to introduce Balkan genetics into Anatolia's gene pool than any amount of Jannisaries ever could. It is a childish argument to use that Jannisaries altered Anatolia's genetic makeup.
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  9728. @pakphorenministr. The real world doesn't work like your high school world. Forget all those other nations, just Turkey alone would crush the IDF with just 10% of their army. But think this through, do you know what the sampson option is? Israel has let it be known that if their existence is under threat they will launch their nukes, every knows who psycho they are, they'll do it. So you want the entire region blown up because you think X nation has more fighter jets? It doesn't work that way, your'e dealing with a bunch of insane radicals who have nuclear weapons. Especially if you're a Muslim, you do realize the first place they'll drop a nuke on is Mecca and Medina right?
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  9729.  @uniqueuser6707  Has the meaning of the word occupation changed?
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  9730. @Michael VPS having your people freeze to death in the winter only to help globalists stoke up tensions for a war you don't want isn't an irrational move on the part of the Germans. Also last I checked no Nato nation is being attacked.
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  9731.  @funbun420  You might want to read my comment again skippy.
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  9732.  @lolnoobus  Anyone who followed this war knows those missiles started early in the conflict and lasted until the end.
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  9733.  @juniourx2203  They have but not before those things did a fuk ton of damage to Russian assets.
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  9734.  @munawaralias8980  I don't remember claiming the Turks are still sending the Bayraktar. Learn to comprehend what you're reading before responding.
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  9735.  @munawaralias8980  This is why people specify who they're responding to with @XXX before their comment. Your comment was right before mine so naturally I assumed you were replying to me. But if you were replying to the other guy your comment actually makes sense.
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  9736.  @MuhammedSalihAta  For anyone paying attention it's actually true.
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  9737.  @FENDI95  You're ridiculous for not knowing this actually happened lol
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  9738. @Rohan R. Yet they're freer to speak their minds there than there. Here if you have the "wrong opinion" your career is ruined immediately.
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  9739. Imagine a documentary about a conflict while failing to mention the illegal invasions and ethnic cleansing campaigns which created the conflict lol
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  9740. @Anatonio I'd imagine the Turks can also say all their naval exercises have been "near" a piece of their territory and not a provocation either. Fact of the matter is the opinions of the two sides of the matter are too far apart. In the long term they're probably going to have to settle this the old fashioned way. A short naval engagement where one side wins.
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  9741.  @pogo1140  Very cost effective, little money spent to ensure as many Ukrainians as possible die right? We're so willing to fight this war to the last Ukrainian.
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  9742.  @lowgeez1  The issue just might be the other way around no? How far are those violations from mainland Turkey compared to how far they are from the Greek mainland? Pretty soon Greece is going to start demanding all the airspace on top of Turkey because it has a few tiny islands nearby. This is getting really ridiculous and everyone's fear is Turkey is going to react. When they do it won't be pretty.
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  9743. The Obama administration did so much damage to that relationship that it can't possibly be repaired again. Not even with 100 billion dollar bribes.
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  9744. Actually many who booed on were Neocons. That group essentially didn't like Trump either. (and still don't)
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  9745.  @adem6501  American taxes are not at work in this region. We have no foothold in the region. Which is probably why this conflict won't persist forever lol
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  9746. @Sebastian Bass India has legitimate grievances with American foreign policy? It will have to get on a LONG line LOL
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  9747. Yes he thinks for his citizens so much that his military murdered their own civilians on OCT 7th via the hannibal doctrine. (yea, look it up)
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  9748.  @epicurea8656  Just because you don't like an answer because it doesn't fit your narrative doesn't mean you didn't receive one. Even more typical.
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  9749. Washington is unfortunately probably going to punish Turkey heavily if peace is achieved. I'd imagine the Turks are bracing for impact as we speak.
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  9750.  @testaments9733  How about the millions of non citizens treated like slaves. How are they making out?
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  9751. Actually it was this guy who alarmed the world about what was happening to the Uyghurs in 2008. NOt to mention it's hard to compare what is happening in Palestine to the Uyghurs. The Uyghurs have it bad but they're not being butchered like cattle and having their lands stolen with the rest being stuffed into concentration camps like the Palestinians.
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  9752.  @mlsarchitect  Secrataries of state and foreign ministers don't involve themselves posturing for local elections. That isn't their job. If you notice it's Blinkin who is doing the talking. The audience isn't domestic.
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  9753.  @jamesharmon3827  The process of producing goods ourselves would be an extremely painful process but it can be done if it came to that. I'm not sure anyone would take actions that would put us in a situation where we'd have to though. Think of how long it would take just to build the infrastructure to start building microwaves and millions of others again from scratch would take. Not to mention the cost. The consumers quality of life would tank immediately. But push come to shove it can be done.
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  9754.  @mlsarchitect  Out of arguments I see. Nice. I'd imagine someone not old enough to not understand the job of the Secretary Of State isn't old enough to sell land. Nor would I ever want someone like this as a son either.
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  9755.  @mlsarchitect  So raging and throwing out crude insults while doing thing to actually defend your point of view is interesting to see. Most people would be embarrassed at not understanding what a Secretary Of State's job is. You though? No, no no. You just start screaming at the person who pointed it out calling them ignorant. Well played little man, well played. lol
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  9756. @needinput9805. They're using the time and tested method of Joseph Gobbels in the art of manufacturing consent for the wholesale slaughter of women and children. What these psychos don't understand is that in the age of social media where they don't control the entire newsfeed, this simply isn't possible. The truth finds a way to reach people around the globe. That is how our president ended up with the nickname Genocide Joe.
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  9757. Oddly enough my fellow right wingers have proven they are really no different than woke sensitive liberals. They went full woke, emotional and irrational arguments as soon as the israeli/Palestinian conflict broke out. Seems like the elites can convince the left wing that men can get pregnant, why shouldn't they be able to convince the right wing that genocide is cool? Right?
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  9758.  @fikarrusdiawan9562  They actually are a resistance organization. Did you forget the fact thee are 2.3 million people stuffed into the world's only concentration camp on planet earth?
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  9759.  @UkraineNeeds  There is something called internationally accepted borders in the modern era. Imagine every disputed them based on some vague historical claim and starting invading their neighbors and ethnically cleansing hundreds and thousands of civilians like the Armenians did? Think of the chaos. No rational group of people are going to be making these kinds of arguments.
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  9760. Israel expected that it would murder a few hundred thousand civilians and force the rest to flee so it could steal their land. They expected they'd be able to get this done. They failed.
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  9761.  @CelenovaYT  That's a great idea. Give nukes to a militia group which has shown it's extreme propensity to massacre civilians. That's brilliant lol
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  9762.  @CelenovaYT  Good luck selling that argument lol
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  9763. @ReaI Reaction, I'm glad to hear that you and your interpreter were able to get back here safe. Thank you for your service. While many of us didn't agree with the war that doesn't change the fact our fighting men and women went out there and did their job to the best of their ability.
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  9764.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  You can argue if Finland is right or wrong in giving refugee to members of an armed group. What you can't argue is the fact Finland is actually doing so. It's a reality that even the Finnish government doesn't deny.
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  9765.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Well considering they've lost 30,000 people from armed attacks over the past few decades. I'm sure you can appreciate how sensitive they are over the issue. Sometimes it's hard to put yourself into someone else's shoes and then wonder how you'd react in the same situation. However I do think it's ridiculous that the Turks are putting the Finns in the same boat as the Swedes in this situation. Finland isn't the one publically budgeting over 300 million dollars this year to arm these groups. Their grip with Sweden I completely understand but it's odd they're treating Finland exactly the same.
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  9766.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  I'm not trying to make anything seem like anything. I'm merely stating the reality of a situation. People are free to twist and turn reality in anyway they see fit after that. I'm not much interested in those things.
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  9767.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Wow there is a lot to unpack there. As someone who tries to follow what is going on around the world I've seen quite a bit of Turkey complaining that members of armed groups aren't being extradited from Sweden and Finland (Sweden a lot more). This was well before this Nato issue came up, so this idea that this cropped up right as the Nato issue came up is unfortunately wrong. I myself am from the United States, so not being from Turkey, Finland or Sweden I can be less emotional about this issue and try to be rational. As far as Turkey having issues with the United States on these same exact issues that is 100% correct. Except Turkey has zero leverage on us over these issues like they do with Sweden right now. The fighter jet issue is also a very complex issue, mostly due to some bone headed decisions by the Obama administration and Erdogan's complete and utter stubbornness when Trump tried to fix the problem years later. Fact of the matter is Turkey is hot skipping mad (mostly at Sweden and rightfully so) and it seems Finland has gotten caught up in this entire mess. I'd imagine when push comes to shove the Turks will budge on the Finland matter but it will take A LOT for them to back off on Sweden. I do agree that Finland joining Nato will change the entire geo political structure of that region. So much so that under normal circumstances I would have bet on some sort of Russian military operation to stop it. But now that Russia is bogged down in Ukraine which is a cake walk compared to what they'd face in Finland. Finland's geography alone will prohibit Russia from doing much after learning the lack of capabilities their military possesses. Sweden on the other than I'm not sure what they'd bring to the organization other than another cog to push the Russians out of that body of water between them. Not to mention that compared to Finland they do not have a ready to fight population. Best thing for Finland is to simply sign a new extradition treaty with Turkey and hope their Nato bid can be decoupled from Sweden's bid. Sweden is fuked lol
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  9768. And how exactly will you power those industries if you don't control the supply routes for energy? You do understand how the world works right? For god's sake you don't even know that Karadag is not Karabakh lol Why are you even commenting on things obviously above your paygrade?
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  9769.  @sahhaf1234  It's fairly obvious you don't know what the expression "above your paygrade means." Controlling supply routes applies to anyone with the ability to do so. Also no one claimed you need to enter large wars to do so. You just seem utterly confused about how the world works.
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  9770.  @russellharp8761 yup more and more people are waking up
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  9771. Lets tackle your points one by one. 1. "Israel gave warning and enough time to vacate." Yes, Israel told the people to flee south, then the bombing the living hell out of the people while they were vacating on the roads. Then they bombed the refugee camps they were told to flee to. The evidence is quite clear on this, they literally tried to get them out of their homes and bomb them. 2. "Hamas said they don't care about Civilians." You make it seem like Israel does. Hamas isn't the one who killed 13,000 civilians in two weeks. Hell Israel killed more of it's own civilians on Oct 7th counter attack than Hamas did. (Haaretz leaked this and then interviewed an IDF helicopter pilot who explained how he killed Israeli civilians at the festival by accident) 3. "Hamas's son." Yes I've seen him, god knows the zionists are paying him for that. Have you also seen the son of an Israel general who says Israel is guilty of genocide? Look it up. No one is going to believe in your insanity and how you ty to rationalize war crimes, apartheid and concentration camps anymore. That ship has sailed. We live in the information age where information isnt' as tightly controlled. The vast of the planet knows and sees exactly what Israel is and what Israel is doing. It is a pariah Apartheid state. No circular ridiculous argument you make will change that.
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  9772.  @ldc5449  If the oil and crude oil run out, they might get about as poor as Armenia is. Probably not that poor but close.
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  9773.  @robkara5550  I'd imagine it's corrupt to the core like literally ever single nation in that region. The difference being they have oil and even if they didn't they have international trade options Armenia simply doesn't. Georgia and Azerbaijan have access to trade routes into Europe and central Asia. They will always be in better shape than Armenia which isn't only landlocked but has border disputes with every single neighbor except Iran (which is of no use as they are mostly under embargo.)
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  9774.  @robkara5550  You might want to brush up on Armenian Georgian relations and said disputes. Why do you think the Georgians allowed all military shipments to the Azeris through their territory but denied the Armenian shipments? Obviously they have a bone to pick with the Armenians. When all your neighbors complain about you and the only neighbor you get along with the is Islamic Republic of Iran. You sir have a problem. Also if you believe sea access isn't important for the economic wellbeing of a nation, good luck finding one economist on this planet to agree with you. You're legit delusional. If this type of thinking this normal in your country, Id' imagine you guys are doomed.
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  9775.  @robkara5550  Without either a direct sea route or access to one via another nation, you can't achieve economic success. It is impossible. Even if it were possible, you do realize you're talking about one of the most corrupt nations on the planet right? It's so bad there I doubt you yourself would live there. You're probably living comfortably somewhere here in the west spouting your nonsense about how awesome it is there. Tell me I'm wrong. lol
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  9776.  @robkara5550  I see your point of view, when you're unable to attack the message attack the messenger. I never said you specifically said it's awesome, although from everything you're type one might get the impression you feel it is. No sea access and it's going to build a mighty economy with a small IT sector? seriously? You also claimed Armenia has no disputes with Georgia, which is blatantly false. You might want to do a little more research before mouthing off on a comments section. Someone just might call you out on your B.S. Then you'll find yourself in a position where you are emotionally triggered and start hurling personal insults. lol
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  9777.  @robkara5550  It's interesting that you seem to forget what you've said and when someone responds to said statement you freak out. Again you may want to review Georgian Armenian relations.
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  9778.  @robkara5550  Maybe because I'm not sitting in front of youtube every second obsessed with this like you are. Fact of the matter is you're doing nothing but throwing strawman arguments out there trying to argue a point which simply is not winnable. I ask you to brush up on Georgian Armenian relations and you use that as a strawman as well? "You make it seem like living in Armenia is awesome" What part of the term you make it seem like is difficult to understand. It doesn't mean you said that, it means every argument you make tries to draw that conclusion. I talk about lack of access to the sea being a problem, you respond claiming there is an IT sector that can overcome that. Simply not true. The fact is you aren't rational about this, your emotions are clowding your judgement. You also didn't answer my question about you living in the west or not.
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  9779.  @robkara5550  If you knew both you wouldn't be making ridiculous statements. Having a degree in economics or anything else won't make your statements less ridiculous. As far as Armenian news, are you referring to the same news outlets who claimed Armenia was winning the war and the Azeris were on the verge of quitting from high casualty rates. Is that the place you're getting your news from? No wonder everyone was so shocked when Armenia surrendered.
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  9780.  @TonyMontana-f7k  My stance would be not listening to a guy who has been proven wrong on every single foreign policy issue in the past 20 years.
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  9781.  @dragonballz4998  Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Ukraine and he has also been a cheerleader trying to get Obama, then Trump to invade Iran. Turned on both of them when he didn’t get his way. He has also admitted on camera that he has helped overthrow like 12 foreign governments. Which btw is illegal, if he was an official from any other nation he’d have an international arrest warrant out after admitting that. This guy is a real piece of work.
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  9782.  @libgapper9761  So forever wars all around the globe is sensible and balanced to you? Interesting.
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  9783.  @rahulsls  To be fair I think the Indians could learn how to not defecate on the streets, beaches and train tracks from not just the Turks by literally every other civilization on the planet.
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  9784. This is so interesting considering the situation. Turkey no longer has any interest in EU membership yet makes EU membership a part of lifting it's veto on Sweden? That's basically saying one thing, they simply don't want Sweden in Nato. They're making demands on things they don't even want.
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  9785. Any comments section where you'll find Indians and Pakistanis turns into a complete and utter mess of insanity.
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  9786.  @manofsan  I think you put the word American in by mistake instead of Indian.
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  9787. Why so he can simply make things up out of thin air which aren't true and give a warped sense of what is going on there to everyone? Besides does Pakistan even have real elections without the military tipping the scales? (honest question)
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  9788. Interesting, so now Fox news is now trotting out members of a terrorist organization? Wow, strange times we live in.
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  9789. @@Crx2581 When he goes full emotional meltdown on the topic of Israel, he has zero interest in facts. His feelings are apparently more important than facts.
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  9790.  @ukchatman4920  I highly doubt it's a case of Israel having Hamas right where they want them. Hamas essentially humiliated the IDF by striking so deep into Israel with nothing more than crude weapons. Now Israel is going to walk into Gaza, which is a lose lose situation for them. They're either going to get embarrassed there or they're going to kill like 100 thousand civilians which is essentially going to help most Arab nations break their peace deal with them and isolate them diplomatically and economically in the region. I can't think of any way this playing out where Israel walks out in better shape than when they walked in. Not to mention their air of invincibility has been shattered. Which itself was a deterrent since the 1970s. Hamas might get wrecked but they were willing to get wrecked to put Israel in this no win situation. Also your contention that the "world" being on Israel's side is quite ridiculous. The vast majority of the global south sees Israel in the big picture as the occupier and the Palestinians as the victims. Not to mention the global south's combined population is quite a bit larger than the west who for the most part supports Israel. The reality is, the majority of the world is not with Israel on this. Just the really loud nations are, like America and England.
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  9791.  @angelrodriguez6479  They never fought in Afghanistan. They refused to take combat roles. They did mostly peacekeeping and infrastructure missions like building schools and what not.
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  9792.  @kaan-_-toxic3778  Not strong, yet has the ability to win a navel war against the combined navy of every other country. Yea, not strong lol
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  9793.  @Pelleus  At this point even to rational people in the west it is quite obvious our leaders are the irrational ones.
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  9794.  @dorandacolbert5973  Telling them to move south, then bombing the civilians on the road to the south right? Or bombing the refugee camps in the south too right? Come on bro, the jig is up. It is way too obvious to the entire world what they're doing. You can't spin this one away. This is something the world hasn't seen since WW2. This is an extermination.
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  9795. @RevolverDoomGUY, if everything we're hearing out of Ukraine is even remotely true about numbers of Russian equipment destroyed. It will take Russia 20 years to recover from this. Replacing an entire fleet of tanks is no easy task.
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  9796. @Geoellinas if Turkey thinks Greece is afraid of it they are gravely mistaken. If Greece was afraid, why would they be so aggressive toward their neighbor? Such aggression doesn't really give off the scent of fear.
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  9797. Erdogan might be an autocrat but I'd imagine there are levels to that. He probably isn't on the level of autocratic behavior as someone like Macron, Biden or that guy who looks like a little kid in Canada. Justin something. Now that's a real autocrat.
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  9798.  @Christiangjf  Amazing argument bro, you've got me convinced lol
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  9799. @Rokpo Trio, India has a strange habit of backing the bad guys in far away conflicts. I wouldn't be shocked if your leaders come out in support of the rebels. I remember them doing the same during the Karabakh war, they spoke out in support of an illegal militia group illegally occupying their neighbor's territory. Real cringe stuff
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  9800. @Diane Bailey, the official stance of the United States government is generally pro Azeri in this conflict. What a few paid off politicians say isn't going to change that. So no, the United States is not bullying Azerbaijan.
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  9801. For sure, all masked as something ridiculous to mask the bribes and payoffs. This is how we destabilize nations, start civil wars abroad, fund terrorist organizations to attack governments who say no to us.
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  9802. @ Well said. "The real warlords" is a good way to put it.
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  9803. I find it so interesting that Fox News is now going to pursue the narrative pushed by CNN and MSNBC. Not only push it but push it hard. So the media that is trying to convince me men can get pregnant is not going to expect me to believe their narrative on this conflict? Yea okay, I get that a lot of people are stupid and will gobble up this blatant propaganda but it's a lot less people than you'd like to think.
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  9804.  @bruceelniski They don’t see a financial or security benefit of giving any tangible aid to the Palestinians
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  9805.  @sepidehsoleimani5637  The answer to that is fairly simple. A lot of people in the global south are sick and tired of the globalists pushing them around. The fact this guy grew a pair of balls and stood up to the globalists is what makes him popular. Now domestically he might be a terrible leader. I can't speak to that, only people in Turkey can answer that question and they will answer with this election. But why people in the global south love this guy is extremely obvious. He is seen as standing up to bullies.
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  9806. Why China's long term economic prospects (although not good) are still 1000x better than Germany's.
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  9807. @Humperdoo Saves, So all this has nothing to do with the awkward situation of Sweden trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member said of said organization? Sweden better hope Turkey isn't democratic at all, because even if it's a tad bit democratic no government can allow Sweden into Nato and not lose the next election.
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  9808.  @gottagobuy6436  Great comment, except we don't back Pakistan anymore, they have a new overlord China. We'll be sending the missiles along with billions of dollars in aid to Israel and Egypt though.
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  9809. "The IDF says" I might have believed something that comes after a statement like that if it weren't for the 1000s of times they've been caught lying after this conflict broke out.
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  9810. @Zarehbedrosyan1319. So you think because a group of people have some historical claim to a piece of land it somehow justifies them illegally invading another nation's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 people? The world doesn't work like this anymore, nations don't behave like this anymore. The few times nations decide to go full blown Adolf Hitler, it rarely works and there are consequences to their actions. As the Armenians are finding out.
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  9811. This idea that all conservatives are pro Israel is BS I voted for Trump and his pro Israel stance was one of the major issues i didn't like. But at least he didn't plan and enact a genocide like Genocide Joe. Most grass roots Republicans have become anti interventionist and America first. Few will be okay with sending billions to a foreign nation so it can use the money to commit one of the worst genocides the world has seen since WW2. This is insanity. Genocide Joe has to be held accountable.
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  9812.  @JJoker-ch1fs  How did your cousins feel about being members of an illegal militia illegally occupying another nation's property?
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  9813.  @casperitwas  It is a very good system if you think about it. Personally I like this runoff idea if someone doesn't get over 50%. It essentially gives who ever wins more legitimacy.
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  9814.  @Theguys1  This is true, extremists like the Zionist apartheid regime cannot be allowed to throw human beings into concentration camps.
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  9815. @Juice As terrible as what is going done in the west is, it doesn't really excuse Erdogan keep interest rates artificially low. Two wrongs don't make a right.
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  9816. @Times Story, Moldova says "hold my beer."
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  9817.  @Elisa-mg3rc  Those people are brown and black so @stephanie Waters will cheer as hundreds and thousands of women and children are slaughtered.
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  9818.  @craycray127  Reducing Russia to North Korea status is outright impossible. Not when they have a ton of natural resources the entire world wants. Good luck convincing North Africa, the middle east, India, Brazil so on and so forth from trading with them. Isolating North Korea is easy, they literally have nothing the world wants.
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  9819.  @yamikaiba464  No one is saying the EU can't help the victim. What I'm saying is they can't browbeat nations who aren't flooding warzones with weapons while they are. This isn't that hard to understand. Last I checked China isn't sending weapons.
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  9820.  @yamikaiba464  Usually a rational person first needs to establish why something doesn't have sound reasoning or why it's not logical. Simply saying it is, doesn't make it so. I get that you've been contaminated by cultural marxism and you believe your "feelings" to be more real than facts. But you'll come to find it isn't true. That, unfortunately for you, is the bitter truth.
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  9821.  @yamikaiba464  Yup the lack of self awareness I was speaking of. Claiming something is irrational without actually explaining why isn't a rational thing to do. Which again I'm not sure I expect you to understand.
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  9822.  @yamikaiba464  An argument doesn't become irrational just because you say it is. You need to actually explain why it's irrational.
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  9823.  @yamikaiba464  That you have trouble debating rationally? Yes I figured that out after the first exchange. Less emotions, more reason and logic please. Facts>Your feelings.
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  9824.  @yamikaiba464  I'm more than willing to change my views if someone has a solid counter argument. The trouble is you haven't even bothered making a counter argument and suddenly declared victory lol It's funny yet at the same time terrifying.
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  9825.  @deidresable  There is some truth to that.
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  9826.  @FirstNumber1  Unfortunately it is true. Look at poll numbers there.
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  9827.  @la6136  Actually you're projecting how our society here in AMerica is to Israel. Their older population is more moderate and the younger generations are the ones who are more and more radical. This has been going on for over 20 years and has culminated in what we're seeing now.
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  9828.  @danielefabbro822  No dude, you're not. Far from it. EU Leaders have zero interest in what the public wants, you know this is true. They're simply going to do as they please regardless of how the people feel. These people aren't free, their leaders have zero interest in what they want or need. Not to mention the lack of free speech in Europe which is also troubling. Did you know France has Stalin Soviet era type laws which involve thought crimes?
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  9829.  Scooby Sativa  I get what you're saying and you're mostly right. I also understand Greece is part of the European Union but are Greeks really European? I'm no so sure. You keep saying "I'm a European" but you also say you're Greek. For the most part Europeans are white and Greeks aren't.
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  9830. No that isn't why. People forgot because in this conflict civilians weren't being massacred and nothing insane was going on like in Palestine. These two nations fought HUGEEE war and something like 27 civilians died. More civilians than that die in Gaza every 12 seconds. Hell in the time it took me to write this post probably 40 kids have been murdered in Gaza. That gets people's attention.
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  9831. We're seeing the rise of the Soviet Union 2.0. Thought crimes will be severely punished. Also if I ever hear the Canadian government ever brow beat another nation for "lack of freedoms and democracy" I'm going to lose my sh!t.
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  9832. It shows that we have a bunch of morons running the most powerful nation on earth. This is outright terrifying.
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  9833.  @shobhamohan5614  Now if they could only stop defecating in the streets. That would be nice lol
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  9834. @Uri Abraham, The Turkish drones are nowhere near on technological par with their American counterparts. However when you add price/utility into the equation they make a lot more sense. You can buy roughly 50 TBs for the price of 1 Reaper. 50Tb2s are vastly superior to 1 Reaper. This equation might make it easier to understand why nations are lining up to buy this thing.
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  9835.  @kebman  It never should have been the duty of the American tax payer in the first place. But you know the old saying, if you break it you buy it.
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  9836. I remember thinking GW Bush was the worst president ever. Then Obama showed up. Then I remember thinking Obama was the worst president ever. Then Biden showed up. This is how empires wither away and eventually die.
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  9837.  @gnas1897  Cool story.
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  9838.  @r.mariano8118  Women with a husband and children generally have much different views than single women with no kids or single moms. They seem less likely to be brainwashed and think more of broader society than their selfish interests because they know their children will be stake holders in that society.
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  9839.  @МладиГангстер  Turkey probably gave Kosovo really good financial terms. In fact I would not be surprise if they worked out a deal where Kosovo buys the drones and then Turkey reinvests that money back into Kosovo or outright gives them a grant in the same amount.
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  9840.  @TAYLORFAN50  I don't think sending billions of dollars to foreign nations (one which is committing genocide right now) is an answer to that question either.
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  9841. The reason we get such insane leaders is our fault. The public is simply too lazy and too apathetic to research anything. A 5 minute google search of the people Biden said he wanted to appoint to his cabinet would have shown that hundreds and thousands of people were going to be slaughtered if he won the election. But no, people preferred to simply let the warmongering media tell them who to vote for. Having the right to vote comes with responsibilities. I don't even blame genocide joe; I blame the voters. Nearly 1 million dead bodies in Ukraine and the first true genocide we've seen since WW2 in Gaza. Thanks Joe.
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  9842. The biggest nemesis to the French are simply men with weapons.
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  9843. Why do I always see delusional Iranian trolls in videos like this.
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  9844.  Z  Turkey is immeasurably more advanced militarily than Ukraine, the same Ukraine Russia is having trouble with. Russia had trouble dealing with the 8 old school drones Turkey sold to Ukraine. How exactly would they handle 2000 of those things which aren't using old tech? I don't think that is a fight Russia wants to pick.
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  9845.  @bassmanjr100  Israel isn't a real country though. It is an illegal apartheid regime guilty of more war crimes statues than any other nation on the planet. What international affairs? You mean their ongoing genocide?
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  9846. @msbayramoglu1. Lets be realistic here, what can they do? None of these nations except Egypt actually have the ability to defend themselves. They've seen what happens to leaders in this region who speak out or take action (Saddam and Gaddafi.) They're repeatedly being threatened by the United States and Israel with being "wiped out." Now you can take a shot at Egypt here, because they actually have a military capable of defending the country. You can take a shot at Turkey, they most of all have a military so powerful to a point no one would even consider invading them. These nations short of war can take bold steps but they don't. What in the world do you think nations like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain, Iraq and Oman can do? Like I said earlier they're sitting ducks without the ability to defend themselves. Hell Hamas with homemade weapons can probably protect themselves better than these nations. Qatar can speak out a bit, because they're under the military umbrella of the Turks. Lets be a little realistic here.
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  9847.  @fxckcgcchvvj  To be fair they didn't really fight Israel, they fought the industrial military might of the United States and the wider west. Which at that time in history was obviously an impossibility.
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  9848.  @shahedkhan7353  Your comment is very difficult to understand Mr Shahed.
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  9849. This is so true about the media using the term genocide so loosely. If we actually think of recent conflicts there have been many instances where they've been screaming genocide. 1.Azerbaijan Armenia war. Huge war where only 27 civilians died. The media was screaming genocide on all their segments about it. 2. Russia Ukraine war. Another huge war which has lasted almost 2 years and nearly 700,000 soldiers have died. In relation the civilian death toll is quite low. But the media screams genocide. 3. Turkish incursion into Syria a few years ago. Something like 4 civilians died in the entire conflict. Media was screaming genocide. Now we have the Israel assault on Gaza where they have killed more children in 2 weeks than all the wars on the planet combined since 2020. But the media won't use the G word. So far as I can tell the media has their own internal rules on when they will use the G word. When it is not a genocide, they'll scream genocide. When it is an actual genocide, they'll be really quite about it. But then again how can anyone be surprised, this is the same media who tricked otherwise well meaning people into voting for Genocide Joe.
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  9850. They really miscalculated this. American and European reputation on the world stage took a HUGEEE hit with this conflict. It is so bad right now I'm not sure this stain will get wiped off for decades. With that reputation will be the death of influence as well. America can still retain some influence with the threat of military action, where as Europe's so-called "soft power" has all but evaporated.
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  9851. @Tormund Gaint, so true. Italy is a second rate power but to their credit they understand this and act according to their role. France on the other hand is a waning second rate power yet still prance around acting like a first rate power. It's quite odd.
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  9852. @kokoyaro. Iran has more influence in that country than any other nation. What in the world are you talking about. They stroll through Iraq all the time to supply Hezbollah. How did you think they go ttheir equipment there? Transporter like Star Trek?
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  9853. @aogya2ods902. So that is how you justify France stealing the resources of these nations by any means? Seriously?
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  9854. @bboys am9727 The left vs right narratives have basically melted away for most people. I’m a lifelong conservative and I also watch Glenn and Jimmy more than I watch those talking heads on FOX. Me personally I gave up on the traditional media during the lead up to the Iraq war. I see all these divisions between people who watch CNN and people who watch FOX. What these two groups don’t realize is that on any issue of serious consequence like war, all these outlets push the same exact talking points. Joke is on us
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  9855.  @erikjohnson2594 Rubin and Pool have pretty much exposed as hypocrites along with the likes of Ben Shapiro. They build their career on defending free speech, until they noticed an issue they care about. All of a sudden they flipped on all the values they pretended to hold.
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  9856.  @hmq31415  The Geneva convention and Rome Statues (which germany signed) are quite clear on the issue of aiding and abetting war crimes and the penalties involved. If international law were upheld, Olaf would be in handcuffs headed to jail right now. Wouldn't be the first time a German got dragged into the world's court either.
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  9857.  @KevinEskoloso-zk2bj  Usually the Nazis aren't the people IN the concentration camp. They are the ones who put them there. Facts>Your feelings.
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  9858. @@MyBook-lw5ju Considering they're all underground. I doubt Hamas has many loses. Israel is basically just killing civilians.
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  9859. Yup. Media pushing easily debunked false narratives again.
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  9860.  @hagaiallarich8465 are you working at a troll farm? I’ve always wondered what they pay you guys
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  9861. Most of what you said is pure and utter insanity. The idea that the Azeris are playing middleman for Iran is legitimately impossible, considering those two nations were literally on the brink of war just a few months ago and are constantly trying to undermine each other. As far as the oil, Erdogan has not cut it off nor signaled his intention to do so. Yes the Shah was sending Israel oil in the 1970s. I'm not sure if you noticed but the Shah is no longer around, they had something called a revolution. Modern Iran has zero political or economic relations with Israel. But you are right about Gaza's offshore gas reserves and poor children are paying a price for it. :O(
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  9862. @Pharisaer Watch, the difference being they're doing these exercises in what they and the UN deep with in their maritime borders. Not half way across the globe. Lets be a little realistic here. With this level of irrational and delusional thinking we're going to sleep walk into another war.
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  9863.  @grijzekijker  Not vague at all. Most people who understand anything about what is going on understood what he meant just fine.
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  9864. Genius statement.
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  9865.  @fraudexposed5486 j no from the terrorist that everyone suffers from. The Zionists
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  9866.  @StephaneTheard yet the militaries of both sides went full ham on each other and the result was quite clear.
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  9867.  @AbhaySharma-xu6jn  obviously they will take full advantage of any mistake Iran makes.
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  9868.  @pqunit  Oh you mean people who've been put into an open air prison, deprived of the means to sustain themselves, starved, have their women and children slaughtered like cattle and who have their land stolen daily by settlers should simply just sit idly by and let it happen? On a scale of 1-10 just how insane are you?
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  9869.  @jamilbrugsen1362  Brutally get all by deceiving? Yea that is probably right. But I fail to see how that is the opposite of Europe. Europe is essentially what you just described but on steroids. The only difference in values is that China doesn't pretend to be something it isn't.
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  9870. The media is going after this guy way too hard, that should tell you something. RFK is basically the Trump of the left. The old idea of left vs right politics in America is dead. It's now the people vs the establishment. I'd imagine many Trump voters wouldn't mind voting for RFK. I'm not far left or right far right and I voted for Trump. I'd also heavily consider voting for RFK. RFK feels like Trump without all the insanity lol
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  9871.  @SD-SD-SD  Someone rational people would doubt that. Their concerns (according to them) seem to be something else.
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  9872.  @Michael_Petrou  Obviously they wanted ton control half the island indefinitely, it's strategically advantageous to them. Not to mention the fact that did you really expect the minority group in the north to rejoin with the people who recently went full Hitler on them? It's the old adage. If you do stupid things you get stupid prizes. I find it surreal that the side who attempted ethnic cleansing is also the side trying to take the moral high ground on the consequences of said ethnic cleansing. It's absolutely surreal. Not to say I don't feel bad for everyone on that island for what they've been through in the past 4000 years.
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  9873.  @wat4089  Is that why most the people on that island have an insane amount of Arab DNA? I've met a few Greek Cypriots here and there, most of them wouldn't look out of place if you dropped them in the middle of Bagdad. What in the world are you talking about. It wasn't just cultural assimilation, it was also ethnic mixing. Which is why today you see a bunch of Arabs speaking Greek on that island.
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  9874.  @michael_c_petrou  I'd imagine most German people weren't behind Hitler's initial coup, most Italians might not have been behind Musolini's coup. Yet both nations had to deal with the consequences of their actions no? I doubt someone would tell the Russians and Americans to stop pushing into Germany because most German's didn't support the Nazi party's rise. The fact is the people weren't against it enough to rise up against it. Not to mention in Cyprus the people seemed to be well and content to see the minority massacred, I'd imagine it suited a lot of people's personal interests. Free land and property for example. Also if they took a poll today (maybe you can find it somewhere) I'd imagine a very large portion of Greek Cypriots would vote for union with Greece no?
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  9875.  @Michael_Petrou  America still has a military base in Germany. The Russians occupied East Germany until not too long ago. They didn't leave because they wanted to, they left because their empire collapsed. The Brits are a bad example as they turned into a joke after ww2. Most right wing genocidal regimes killed their own people as well, it doesn't excuse their genocide, what makes the Greek Cypriots so special? According to your logic Turkey shouldn't be held accountable for the Armenian genocide because it had a right wing military dictatorship that also killed it's own citizens? Do you realize what you're saying here? I get it, your emotions are pushing you into some strangely irrational waters. I can't say I can hold it against you.
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  9876.  @Michael_Petrou  No coup in Italy? You might want to crack open a history book on how Mussolini took power.
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  9877.  @andreashadjiantonis2596  I'm not sure how the Ottomans going full Hitler between 600 and 100 years ago excuses the Greek Cypriots trying to exterminate an entire minority group on a small island not too long ago. According to your logic any group of people can use events from hundreds and thousands of years ago to slaughter civilians today and that would make it okay? Is that your argument here? If Mexico walked into California and started killing every man woman and child who wasn't Mexican, your logic would dictate that this action would be a good thing to do? I know it's hard for you to be rational because you're so emotional about this but you have to try.
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  9878.  @michael_c_petrou  I don't think he's capable of understanding that there was probably someone there well before his ancestors as well. Humans have always been a migratory species.
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  9879.  @joelthorstensson2772  I don't think anyone needs to believe or disbelieve "that a man wants to murder another group that is identical to him in all but name." It actually happened in Cyprus, they weren't shy about talking about their intentions in public either. I'd also imagine it would be impossible to undertake a huge ethnic cleansing campaign if 99% were against it. With numbers like that, you wouldn't even have enough people to carry out the killings. But the killings did happen and they must have had a lot more than 1% support. If not, it would have been an impossible undertaking.
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  9880.  @Michael_Petrou  But like with German people and Hitler they were willing to turn a blind eye if not cheer on massive ethnic cleansing. You also forget I mentioned Mussolini who himself took powerful via a coup. Italy still paid the price for his misadventures. Credit to the Italians though they eventually dragged the guy through the streets.
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  9881.  @wat4089  Very nice, you're playing the victim blaming card. A small minority group gets brutally ethnically cleansed but it's their fault right? lol Also calling the wholesale slaughter of civilians a "civil war" is rich. On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  9882.  @wozamigamez592  Same intent different scope.
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  9883.  @rbu2136  They don't want money. Their issue is Sweden financing armed groups which is attacking a Nato member. No amount of money is going to fix that problem.
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  9884.  @rbu2136  And you think a balance agreement that has been in the works long before Sweden and Finland even thought of joining Nato is related to that?
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  9885. Was he stressed out about the fact German tax payers had been robbed to pay for all those flights he was taking?
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  9886. @Emjohnson7207. As insane as Trump's Israel policy was at least he wasn't trotting around the world starting wars left and right, then cheering them on and financing them. But yea, Bibi does act like Hitler. He has been doing so for a few decades now.
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  9887.  @jonatand2045  The difference is when the bullets start flying, nations won't react unless they're legally bound to react. In some cases they do react but it's rare. If you think people would risk WW3 to help Sweden out unless they're legally obligated to, I'd like to have what ever you've been smoking . Ukraine thought large European nations would step in for them as well. All they got were some weapons and a pat on the back saying "go get em Tiger." Sweden will get the same.
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  9888.  @jonatand2045  Nations will literally find any excuse they can find to avoid a world war. There is no way in hell people would risk nuke Armageddon for Sweden. Anyone who believes they would needs to look at the situation with a more rational eye. Yes nations would help, the same way they're helping Ukraine. Money, weapons, Mercenaries a pat on the back and sanctions on Russia. That's all Sweden will get. Nor is Sweden going to be able to defend itself like Ukraine either because cultural marxism has completely and utter emasculated their male population. They're going to fold like Oregami.
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  9889.  @jonatand2045  I guess that is something you'd like to believe but all reason and logic points in the other direction. That is the scary thing about WW3, conflict can escalate in ways no one can control. No one is going to risk that, risk all that for what? An irrelevant nation like Sweden? If they were in Nato that's a different story, not to mention the deterrent that brings. Also the narrative you're complaining about is something you seem to have an issue with. It's called reality.
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  9890.  @jonatand2045  If only life was that simple and not as dangerous. You're right about the younger generation considering you're acting like you're part of that generation where everything is over simplified to fit into a narrow childish worldview. Ignoring the complexities of the world.
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  9891. This isn't their style. So no.
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  9892.  @Emir69er  not really bro. If you look at the 30 year history of Kurdish attacks they follow a very strict playbook. 1. They don’t attack factories. 2. They immediately take credit for the attack 3. They immediately put for demands to not attack again 4. They put out a statement why they did it None of that happened. This looks more like a mossad job.
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  9893. "If Ukraine situation gets worse" I love how these globalist leaders, even when they're telling the truth push in something misleading by habit. He really means "when the Ukraine situation gets worse."
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  9894. @Mark Myjak, I'm not sure they'll be able to solve their currency issues anytime soon. If you consume more than you produce you'll have this issue. The only way I see the lira stabilizing is if Turkey can find huge reserves of natural gas or oil, which will put less pressure on the lira because they wont' need as many dollars to purchase as much energy from overseas. Short of that, I don't see a good future for the lira.
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  9895. @Gustaf HauRuck, that's a scary situation in the long term. What it usually ends in is leaders who don't face consequences, who aren't battle tested and continually make really really bad decisions. Watching Sweden grapple with a generation changing decision like joining Nato come up, only for them to get vetoed due to their own stupidity is I guess proof that what you're saying is for real.
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  9896.  @EmisoraRadioPatio  To that one could easily respond, a thief cannot keep their stolen earnings simply by saying " I spent it."
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  9897.  @EmisoraRadioPatio  What I'm saying is just because they don't have that specific gold, doesn't mean they still don't owe it. Spain does in fact have a decent amount of gold in their central bank. It doesn't have to be the same exact gold they took for them to still owe it. As far as other nations and what they've done, this conversation was about El Salvador and we know who pillaged El Salvador. Now do I think Spain should give all their gold to El Salvador? Not really. What I am saying is that would be the logical conclusion of what the leftists in America are saying as far as who owes these people. It certainly isn't America.
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  9898.  @isking1715  Shame on the Apartheid regime for sticking 2.3 million people into a concentration camp ,forcing them to vote for someone violent enough to help them fight back.
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  9899. @TheSwedishHistorian. Yup, if you pull out all the emotions and simply look at the chessboard. Hamas just took Israel's rook and is now eyeing it's bishop.
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  9900.  @panostheodoulou1166  Is that something you wish didn't happen? If so does that mean you preferred a majority group on an island to completely wipe out a minority group? If that is indeed your argument I'd say good luck making that case.
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  9901. Well civil strife has already started in their country and terrorist organizations and warlords suddenly have a lot more weapons and funding than they should.
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  9902. @105 031. The Russians see Crimea is a life or death geo strategic asset. They will literally do anything to hold it.
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  9903.  @AM-mu2kv  If you go back far enough this is absolutely true. Crimea is native Tatar territory. It's odd how two sides who don't really even own the place are fighting over it. The problem is how many Crimean Tatars are actually left, especially after the Russian meted out insane ethnic cleansing campaigns against them in the past? The sad reality is that now the Russians have Crimea and I don't think they'll ever give it back to anyone and will resort to anything including nukes to keep it. Crimea is now Russian territory and will probably remain so. :O(
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  9904.  @IusedtohaveausernameIliked  Bluster is one thing, all strong men are known for it. Crimea is another matter all together. It isn't an issue which is grandstanding for one man. The Russians (Putin or no Putin) believe it's strategic importance to be a matter of life and death for Russia. So again, they will defend it at all costs. Again don't listen to what they say look at what they do. They have a full blown war going on in Ukraine proper, they are losing ground in many areas yet most of their military resources are still going to defend Crimea which isn't really under threat right now. Putin or no Putin, Russia won't give Crimea up without a serious blood bath and possibly WW3.
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  9905.  @arminask  Ask the Russians.
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  9906.  @jamesholden6142  They tried that already. Remember the coup attempt? Not sure if it was 2014 or 2016 but sometime around then they had the same exact idea as you.
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  9907.  @punchthem4582  So you're saying anyone who is anti apartheid, anti ethnic cleansing and anti concentration camps magically serve Hamas? Interesting. What else you want to tell us?
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  9908.  @billypratt4201  Yet billions and billions of dollars in our revenue is being funneled to the Zionist apartheid regime people call Israel.
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  9909. @The Sixth sense, that treaty wasn't "Violated" it was ripped up and a new one made. Also the Turkish state has been fighting a Kurdish insurgency LONGGGG before Erdogan was even involved in politics.
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  9910.  @thesixth2330  Point is it was ripped up and a new one made. So it wasn't violated, it was invalidated. Two different things.
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  9911.  @thesixth2330  Ripping something up and writing a brand new one is the definition of "invalidated." There is no sense in using words if you actually don't know what they mean.
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  9912. How about the cult of Biden where normal mild mannered people are willing to overlook some of the worst war crimes this planet has seen since WW2. You don't find that disturbing or interesting at least?
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  9913. @Ryan Stevenson, I spend a lot of time in that country. Move closer to the west you say? That ship has sailed my friend.
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  9914.  @Dr-Ekmek  In the end you're going to realize they did you a huge favor.
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  9915.  @suzandefneklc8167  So you want the Soviet Union 2.0 where you have globalist leaders who simply have zero interest in what their people want as far as policy goes? Interesting.
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  9916. @Booker Tee, Im' not sure if a neighbor with sheer military superiority would even bother doing something like this.
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  9917.  @sepulturaoftheforest2869  I don't think anyone claimed either of these nations have super charged economies. They do however possess more than enough military might to exert influence in their regions.
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  9918.  @MegaDonlemon  I apologize if I am looking at the situation rationally. I understand your emotions don't like to see such things.
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  9919.  @MegaDonlemon  I'd imagine you're a lot more likely to be related to a Mehmet than me. You are nearly genetically identical to indigenous Anatolians who make up nearly 80% of Turkey's gene pool no? I'd imagine it's that small admixture of the other 20% they have which gives them the upper hand over you, who knows.
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  9920. I have a hard time believing that god likes mass slaughter, ethnic cleansing, apartheid and concentration camps. Call me crazy.
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  9921. What they got? Sweden's promise to stop financing terror groups.
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  9922.  @9753flyer  Are you kidding? They didn't even try to deny it lol They had something like 360 million dollars earmarked in their yearly budget which went to armed groups in Syria which were blowing up hospitals and schools.
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  9923.  @9753flyer  Yes but those armed groups Sweden is financing aren't blowing up hospitals in Syria or against the Syrian government. They're actually allied with the Syrian government. They're crossing the boarder and blowing things up in Turkey, which happens to be a Nato member. There goes your irrational defense of what Sweden is doing. Imaging trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing groups which blow up hospitals in a member of said organization. Awkward? Yes.
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  9924.  @9753flyer  You sound a tad bit crazy no? Fact of the matter is Sweden in financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals. I get it, you're on the side of people who are blowing up these schools and hospitals. At least you should be like Sweden and don't actually try to hide the fact you support old people and children being blown up. But even if you don't try to own up to it, it's fairly obvious what you support.
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  9925.  @9753flyer  Armed groups who blow up hospitals and schools don't become anti terrorists just because you like them. Nations which are having their schools and hospitals blown up don't 'become terrorists because you dislike them. I get that you're emotionally triggered over these things but you're not going to convince anyone of this. So yea, if you say crazy things people will call you crazy. You shouldn't be so surprised.
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  9926. Yup and Israel has threatened Iran about 500 times as well. I'd say it is a good thing neither side has acted on it. Oddly enough you seem to want to see a big war. I'd imagine you're not from that region and it won't be your house blown up and you're a selfish enough person to not care.
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  9927. Because they don't care what we think
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  9928. Yea go ask the Russians how loyal the Armenians have been lately lol
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  9929.  @Tabgaculugbugra  Yes and I'm saying that it seems some things never change. How'd the Ottoman trust in their most loyal ethnic group work out in the end?
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  9930. Thinking that is even possible is pure and utter delusion. Now if it were possible they'd be able to join (which is impossible) it might even even be worse if they did join. Russia and Iran would immediately stop all trade with Armenia. The other 3 nations a landlocked Armenia borders will also shut down all cross border trade because Armenia has territorial claims on all three. The country would legitimately collapse in about a month. America won't start ww3 over it and there is literally nothing the EU can do about it.
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  9931.  @jamesbani1590  You act as if Saudi Arabia isn't also just as evil as the UAE.
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  9932.  @JSmoothSoul the reality is this man’s community never had problems living with the Muslims there for well over 1000 years. This community started being exterminated after Zionists from Europe showed up. This is the factual reality of the situation. We’re expected to believe Palestinians are these crazed lunatics who want to murder Christians. How is that possible when a small vulnerable Christian community has been just fine there for more than 1000 years. Unfortunately the Christians there won’t survive just a handful of decades of Zionist occupation Also don’t forget the same media complex that wants you to believe this insane narrative also wants you to believe men can get pregnant, Covid came from a bat, the last election was 100 clean, Ukraine is a democracy and atheism is enlightenment. Think through everything they push on you
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  9933.  @jenniehirsch-bb6kc  A lot of people used to before they started doing some research because of this conflict.
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  9934.  @amechecameron3217  South Africa thought the same thing when everyone abandoned them except America. When you're isolated from 90% of the planet, it is only a matter of time until your regime collapses.
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  9935. It's quite shocking that that many people actually stayed.
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  9936.  @blank.9301  Your mom has issues.
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  9937.  @briendoyle3823  Yes the west bank belongs to the Palestinians. The entire international community recognizes it as such. Even Israel itself technically agrees too as it can't annex the territory because it is outside their internationally recognized borders. So much so to a point people in the west bank aren't Israeli citizens. So yes, that land belongs to the Palestinians. Even though the Israeli military has moved in, started bulldozing their houses and started shooting their children in the streets.
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  9938.  @MrMAXZ888  Every country that recognizes Israel recognizes their internationally recognized borders. Which does not include the west bank. Facts>Your feelings.
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  9939.  @carmofantasmapiu5575  If Armenia stops making territorial claims on 3 of it's 4 neighbors. I'd imagine they'll be just fine, like Georgia.
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  9940. @Alexfortin7209 To be fair the vast majority of the planet is saying the same thing. The only people making insane comments are a minority in the world but a very loud minority. Namely the American, British and French press.
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  9941.  @Broken-Flesh  Because they have no interest in this region, I'd imagine they're free to let fly their honest opinion on the matter free of "interest"
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  9942.  @musakujabi8924  A few decades of not being able to get dirt cheap inputs from Africa, this will happen. Even their former finance minister said this would happen as a warning to the Macron regime.
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  9943. I've been complaining about the impending collapse of civilization here since 2014 and unfortunately I was right. :O(
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  9944.  @punapeter  I could probably come up with a good 100 names off the top of my head lol Hell right now on a legal basis 95% of congress is in violation of the Geneva convention and the Rome statues by voting to supply arms and financial aid which will be used for enacting genocide.
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  9945.  @user-batwargautam  These Chinese don't have a history of the level of brutality in Africa the French are famous for.
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  9946.  @user-batwargautam  What African nation's demographic make up have China changed that makes you believe this will happen? Not saying you're wrong but what I am saying is that extraordinary claims require extra ordinary facts.
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  9947.  @Jaysen6740  Hard for the Jets to do much when they can't catch these things on radar. Ukraine only had 12 of these things and everyday we're seeing footage of them destroying Russian equipment. If they were that easy to find and shoot down, Russia's thousands of fighter jets would have handled these 12 drones by now no? Yes it would be nice if Ukraine also had the F35 for this fight but it's unfortunately too late for that. I'm also not sure a nation like Ukraine would have ever been able to afford enough F-35s to make a difference. I'd rather have 40TBS than 1 F-35.
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  9948.  @muhammadhafizudinidris1592  Venezuela and Turkey are two completely different animals with completely different ambitions, talents, interests and geography.
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  9949. @Infinitelady, The UK has a natural wall which is 10x harder to get past than this wall.
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  9950.  @elenilepouri7253  If the people in the north are the Barbarians, why is it the people of the south were the ones who attempted a Hitler style ethnic cleansing campaign against the minority in the north? Hmmm Look up the definition of the term barbarian and what defines a barbarian. Then compare it to the actions of the people on the south side of Cyprus. You might find some similarities.
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  9951.  @elenilepouri7253  So the fact the invasion was spurred on by a majority group on the island going full Adolf Hitler on a minority group is going to be ignored? Seriously? We're just going to sweep it under the rug and pretend it never happened? Fact of the matter is that invasion stopped a massive genocide attempt. Not to mention there hasn't been any fighting on that island since. I'd call that a success story. I guess you consider it a failure because you wanted the ethnic cleansing to be completed.
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  9952.  Rjej Rjej  So France creates their problems and then suddenly shows up as their savor? Seems like they're waking up. France wants these nations in chaos so they can continue to extract their resources.
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  9953.  Rjej Rjej  Yes because being under the French boot has worked out so well for them these past 200 years. Sure... You sound like you're trying to sell us Pacific Ocean front property in Paris at a really cheap price. Good luck with that.
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  9954.  Rjej Rjej  So when you run out of arguments you resort to making the conversation personal? You do realize in rational circles that is an admission of defeat right? One doesn't need to be an Abdool to understand how ridiculous France's government is btw. Most of the planet realizes this and last I checked the vast majority of the world are not Abdools. Don't forget. Reality>Your precious feelings. About American imperialism. At least it makes sense because America has the capability to make it work. France is essentially a 3rd rate power trying to act like a first rate one. It's quite embarrassing I'd imagine.
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  9955.  Rjej Rjej  Oh and by the way, it's usually an "abdool" trait when a person refuses to debate rationally and delves into emotional nonsense when the lack of intellectual capacity to actually debate the point. So if anyone between us two is closer to being an "Abdool" you're winning that battle.
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  9956.  @pukel95  Pushing a narrative and giving analysis of a situation are two very different things. If you don't understand this difference, why even bother having this conversation?
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  9957. Great content, in fact I'm quite shocked anyone in America is actually paying attention to this. Burkino Faso kicked France out and France screamed and hollered but could do nothing. Mali kicked France out, France screamed and holler but could do nothing. Now Niger is kicking France out. This is a tad bit different because of the sheer amount of uranium and gold France is stealing from this country. Again they're making noise but this time they're also making threats. There is one problem with their threats however. The gig is up, these young African leaders have figured out France is a dying and decaying power and can do nothing. The only way they'll get anything done is dragging America in to do the heavy lifting or bribing other African nations to do it for them. The brave men of Niger called the Paris regime's bluff.
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  9958. Actually if you look worldwide, very few people are making an insane argument like that which is demonstrably false. Only here in America in the mainstream media do we see insanity like that. But then again, these are the same group of people who are trying to convince us men can get pregnant.
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  9959.  @MarcSpagnola-xv3ju  Absolutely. Controlled opposition. Fox news is just as much fake news as CNN. Notice how on matters really important to the establishment they're lock step in tune with each other.
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  9960.  @Sompionus  1. Like I said earlier the pipeline is a pipedream. 2. What happened in Syria will literally have zero effect on Turkey's BRICS prospects. You have a very childish view of what is going on. A lot like people literally claiming Russia blew up their own pipeline. Easy to understand narratives being pushed. This time oddly enough on alternative media. You probably watch Scott Ritter. Who is great on many issues but on this one sh!t the bed. A few hours of simple research or talking to Russian and Iranian diplomats might have cleared things up for these guys.
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  9961.  @Gerdeo64  Yup a lot of this just doesn't add up. When you look at the actions these nations are taking vs the narratives being pushed by the talking heads on alternate media. It simply doesn't jive. The Russians and Turks are acting like nothing happened between them. Not to mention the Iranian foreign minister in Turkey just chillaxing like he is on vacation at his second home. Hardly something any foreign minister would do after his nation just got dealt what was supposed to be the strategic checkmate of the century. What is more likely is Russia and Iran realizing this wasn't working with Assad, striking a deal with Turkey to have the rebels take over. Iran keeps it's corridor, Russia keeps it's military naval base and they literally made America and Israel pay for the entire thing. Someone got played here and no one is talking about it.
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  9962.  @EE-iq2pj  This is an interesting cliche being thrown around. Except for the fact there is zero evidence for this.
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  9963.  @sabishili4614  To be fair he'd have a long way to go to beat George Bush and Tony Blair. Hell as far as civilian death count he hasn't even caught up to Obama yet.
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  9964.  @Luigifromtoronto The OP wasn't talking about Lula's beliefs or who Lula is. The OP simply made a statement of fact that what Lula said is the truth. Which is not only correct but demonstrably correct.
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  9965.  @Abonaif-c6x  I don't think he was crying. Simply making a statement.
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  9966.  @johnd2550 you said it yourself. Soldiers were attacked. That is different than attacking civilians
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  9967.  @PerceivedREALITY999  Giving American citizens better infrastructure, healthcare and education doesn't line the pockets of the elites as much as slaughtering millions of unarmed poor civilians in 3rd world countries.
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  9968. Both the UK and France are both occupied banana publics. They won't do anything about this if their overlords don't want it.
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  9969.  @SeekingFreedom369  Gold comment. The term democracy has somehow morphed into being a weapon now.
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  9970.  @olebull9714  Are you an IDF bot? Because I'm not sure any rational person would spout this type of nonsense.
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  9971.  @onan5247  Looked pro semitic to me. Palestinians are Semitic. Israelies for the most part aren't semitic, they're of European stock. Netanyahu for example is Polish.
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  9972.  @HumanBeingsRThinkingBeings  Don't even get into that debate. If you point this out you're actually being pro semitic. Palestinians are semitic. Most of Israelis are not, they're of European stock. Anytime someone throws out the antisemitic card they instantly regret it and I end up proving they are in fact the anti Semites for the way they treat the Palestinians. These Zionists aren't semitic, this is a demonstrable fact. They've hijacked that word without having any relation to it. It would be like me claiming to be native American when I'm clearly not.
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  9973. I'd imagine the foreign minister has bigger issues to worry about than the actions of a few war criminals in Yerevan.
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  9974. @G4m3r 222, Actually the Azeris want the Armenians to "fight back." So they can press their military advantage. As far as the Armenians having no friends they should take a long look in the mirror as to why. Even Georgia who are othrodox Christians like hte Armenians were backing the Azeris in the war. Armenia really should ask itself why and what they've done to make literally everyone except Iran turn their back on them.
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  9975.  @Ibn_Abdulaziz_2  Macron should probably first be tried in his own country for crimes against his own people.
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  9976.  @You-mr3lo  You do realize a problem arises when the rules change at the whim of unelected bureaucrats everyday. You cite extensive law being established since 1980s in an attempt to make your argument look academic. May I ask you to cite said law and how it pertains teaching children about LGBTQ tendencies? If you're going to make the argument, you have to prove said argument. Otherwise it will look like you're clutching at straws. I'm not sure you can add anything you wish to add into the basket case of human rights and then hide behind said human rights to make your argument. If we're going to be reasonable in this debate we need to debate a simple premise. Do unelected bureaucrats have the right to unilaterally (without voter consent) force member states into conforming to what ever they see fit. If your answer is yes, then touche you're not intellectually inconsistent and there is nothing left to debate. But again the intellectually lazy method of "they signed on for this" doesn't hold any rational weight. They didn't sign on for this, this is new and they don't like it. If this nation is going to be kicked out of the EU, the talking points of why they're being kicked out should be honest and not revolve around cheap talking points like "they signed up for this." The rest of the EU nations are full within their rights to kick out a member who doesn't "conform." I get that, what I won't agree with is not being honest about why they're being kicked out. It smells a lot like Soviet Union tactics to me.
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  9977.  @wnklee6878  Gold comment.
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  9978.  @davidjma7226  To be fair their elections are a lot more iron clad than the ones we have here in America. You may or may not like the outcomes of their elections or the leaders it produces but it doesn't change the fact their election system is pretty solid.
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  9979. You go with who ever is willing to transfer technology. Not complicated.
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  9980. @Denisships2861. Considering the policy Armenian leadership, it seems they're doing everything in their power to drag Armenia into a war it cannot possibly win.
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  9981.  @MissionControlTet  Really, so that justifies illegally invading another nation's territory and ethnically cleansing over 800,000 civilians? Seriously? Fact of the matter is you guys need to own up to your history and pay reparations. It is really the only way forward.
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  9982.  @asharista3152  So not only are you pushing wild and insane ideologies of invasions and mass murder, now you're dragging the conversation into the gutter as well? The problem is me thinking that perhaps you were civilized. I should have known better. Way to go full blown middle easterner on me.
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  9983. @KR, Yes they will eventually leave them alone. Not because they want to but soon they will have no choice. France is slowly being dislodged from North Africa as we speak. This will spread to other nations as well. Also I wouldn't talk about "Europe" leaving Africa alone. The vast majority of European nations do nothing in Africa. It's mostly France, England and Italy to a much smaller degree.
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  9984.  @aartur1254  Except they aren't the ones who invaded another nation's internationally recognized territory and set up illegal militia's that ethnically cleansed 800,000 people. Facts>Your feelings.
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  9985. @Mark Bishop you do realize what you said makes absolutely no sense right?
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  9986. As someone who is follows this region quite deeply I found this video to be fascinating in a really bad way. Right out of CNN's playbook. Highlighting certain facts and omitted other facts to craft a false narrative. Over and over and over again.
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  9987.  @Tchernoziuum  Please speak a language people actually use internationally. Thanks.
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  9988.  @Tchernoziuum  200 years ago .
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  9989.  @majdavojnikovic  You mean in the same way you could have skipped my comment? I am well within my rights to comment on something that rubs me the wrong way.
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  9990. What an odd comment by the OP.
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  9991. @nixcurpick4708 Turkophobia is dying out.
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  9992.  @basedkaiser5352  France is always the main show, in both world wars. Getting wrecked until the Brits and Americans save them as per usual. Say what you will about the Aussies but they're rarely in a situation where without massive help they'd be overrun. So again yes France is the main show, the main show for those who need to be saved.
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  9993.  @leonnozik bots here too?
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  9994.  @albania881  China.
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  9995.  @رحيممفيد  Terrorists on steroids? lol
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  9996. Nothing is going to stop those madmen from making that disaster. Rational people are trying to ensure that hundreds of millions don't end up dying because of this.
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  9997.  @asg9844  I used google translate for your message. First off I agree with your overall sentiment that none of this is fair or just for the Palestinians. As far as stopping Israel, I said it was impossible to stop what they are currently doing. Long term Israel is in a boatload of trouble and I’m not sure they’ll be able to survive as an apartheid state, their situation is not sustainable. But don’t underestimate how insane they are. When they do collapse will it happen quietly or will they blow up the entire region while doing it. This is what regional leaders and strategist have to figure out. Does seeing 40k Palestinians break my heart? Yes. If I were the president of Turkey. Would I take action that would cause another 40 million to die? No I think the next step for nations like Turkey, Pakistan, Russia and China to take is to now slowly start supplying Lebanon. Because the maniacs in Israel want to attack Lebanon now. Hopefully google can translate what I wrote to Turkish for you properly.
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  9998.  @girish9841  I fail to see how your comment make any sense.
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  9999. You respect him so much you spell his name wrong? lol
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  10000.  @divinethunder6020  What exactly does that have to do with what is being debated here? Are you delirious or something?
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  10001.  @divinethunder6020  That's a fantastic point, Turks should admit the war crimes against Armenians which took place over 100 years ago. Maybe then the Armenians can stop denying their ethnic cleansing of over 800,000 Azeri civilians when they illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s? Best case scenario would be the Turks paying reparations to the Armenians for the Armenian genocide and Armenia using that money to pay reparations to the Azeris?
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  10002. It depends on how centralized a nation is. Like France for example where many local positions are appointed by the central government. Not all nations are a loose federation with local autonomy like America. In fact the vast majority of democratic nations don't work like this.
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  10003.  @naresh5374  Zero evidence of that If that were true his own people would have noticed no? The only party brutalizing the civilians is the Israeli Genocidal Forces.
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  10004. Only a matter of time till the regime in Paris cracks down extremely hard on these protestors and commits human rights violations.
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  10005.  @Allpurple_reign  I agree with your contention that leaders we don't like don't magically become incompetent. Like Putin for example, competent as all hell. On the Bibi front I'm not sure I agree with you though. I don't personally dislike the guy either but he has put his country in a no win situation here. Was that lack of foresight or incompetence. I'm not sure.
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  10006. @HisShadow, the devolution essentially happened in the nations which have extremely high inbreeding rates. Successive generations of genetic damage took it's toll. You'll notice the few Muslim countries where inbreeding isn't very common are the ones which aren't always in chaos.
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  10007. @Canadiandude24. Yes being close to the Justin T regime has helped so many nations across the planet lol
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  10008.  @A.A1891  What you're saying may or may not be true, I won't debate that. But the last thing either of those nations need is some genetically damaged inbred from too many generations of inbreeding to give them advice on how to live.
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  10009.  @ИванИванов-е9щ1в  I don't understand that jibberish. Sorry.
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  10010.  @Olonne85  It doesn't take a Russian bot to understand France has been robbing this region blind for 100s of years. People knew this well before Russian bots or even the internet even existed.
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  10011.  @Artsofsavagery6393  I read an article about the 100s of thousands of Indian troll farms paid for by an Israeli PR firm.
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  10012.  @heon08  I think you're missing the point.
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  10013.  @xnikolasbs2230  Cyprus?
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  10014.  @gytoser801  That's odd, they said the same thing during the time of this video.
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  10015.  @gytoser801  Using islands to push a nation which has a huge coast of a body of water is an extremely aggressive move. Not saying you should or shouldn't do it. Just saying don't be shocked when they react. This isn't about sounding wise or not sounding wise. This is about simple reality. You don't push your neighbor into a corner unless you're sure you're stronger than them if they react. So for your sake, I hope you guys know what you're doing because this won't end well. My only fear is our insane leaders here who will use any opportunity to drag us into a conflict. If it does happen, hopefully it's simply you vs them.
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  10016. This is France 24, It's not journalism.
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  10017. @Tee Ong, lol Qatar would be super happy with a price cap. It would skyrocket prices which the EU would eventually have to pay.
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  10018. @• الســو 𒑉 مــري • If they were wouldn't they also have an extremely low average IQ like Iraqis? Sure Turkey's average IQ is quite low for world standards but it's still significantly higher than an inbred genetically damaged society like Iraq..
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  10019. @HO, it's not by law, it's simply common courtesy to call a country by the name it wants to be called. I guess the Nato secretary has common courtesy and CNBC does not. Which is odd because CNBC is all about preferred pronouns. So calling a man who thinks he is a woman, a woman is good. But calling a group of people by their real name is bad? Confusing stuff. Imagine your name was Tom and I simply insisted on calling you Dom. It's what CNBC would call a micro aggression no, except this time it's done to nearly 80 million people at once. 🤣
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  10020.  @HO-uv7eb  At some point it's a habit because I call it Turkey as well all the time. But you're right, an individual or groups of individuals should be called what they want to be called. I wouldn't like it if someone calling me dilliom just because they want to.
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  10021.  @matrix91234  It is official, Turkiye is their name according to them.
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  10022. Media is always fake news and people gobble it up. Both sides.
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  10023.  @Trip_Fontaine  For most of human history the most literate populations were always the most aware of their surroundings. We're in such an odd place in human history where our people who can't read (though dumb) are still smarter than those who read a lot. Mainly because those who read in and consume the most media are the most propagandized people on the planet. This isn't going to end well for us where the only people left with common sense are the dumbest among us.
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  10024. This isn't journalism. It is nothing short of crafting false narratives. It is what they do, it is their first reflex. It is almost like they can't help themselves. But this is the age of the internet, spoon feeding people half truths and false narratives simply doesn't work anymore. Which is why the ratings of these types of media outlets are tanking. People want facts and the truth, not false narratives.
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  10025.  @Jaja_Dingdong  That is simply not true. Do a bit of research.
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  10026. I find it interesting how one of the largest fake news outlets on the planet is lecturing someone on freedom of the press lol
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  10027.  @hongdeli6148  If you want to live in a society where you're slave, then yes you have a point.
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  10028.  @DollyDe-andrade  They didn't start it. It started when they had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp for 2 decades. What you're doing is no different than blaming a rape victim for scratching the rapist's face during the act. It is insanity.
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  10029. Saudi Arabia is basically just making noise so people on the street won't notice how far on Israel's side they are. It isn't just the people of Gaza who will remember this, most of the global south will remember this as well.
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  10030.  @vanillanights  Nothing like the situation with Russia. Last I checked Ukrainian terrorist organizations haven't killed 30,000 Russians with terror attacks over the past few decades. In fact I'm not sure there has been one attack by Ukrainians inside Russia before the war. So no, not the same situation as Russia.
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  10031.  @johnrimhong4287  You don't have to take what the Turks are saying about the PKK seriously. It would be rational however to take what the Kurds themselves are saying about the PKK no? The only Kurdish government on the planet (Northern administration of Iraq) is also fighting the PKK and they're helping Turkey target the PKK camps. So the Kurdish government is saying the PKK are terrorists, the Turks are saying the PKK are terrorists, the PKK is on a list of terrorist organizations in the United States, the EU and most Nato countries. So yes, please do your research.
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  10032. @amvet_gwot1969. Well they got what they wanted from that military invasion and subsequent 20 year occupation. Lots of people in Washington got rich.
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  10033.  @phajeb001  For sure the Taliban made out in this as well. But the people sitting in Washington who made billions off this don't care.
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  10034.  @thetrist333  Well if they're not flown by cowards, I'd imagine they'll be more effective.
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  10035.  @Supcoop23  I don't think I'm old enough to have been at Dunkirk during the war. I've never been to Afghanistan or Vietnam. But if you are French, you do realize America had to go fight there for a long time because the French got slaughtered right?
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  10036.  @Supcoop23  You don't turn into a man of bravery because your great great great grandfather did something. Since the 1940s the French have shown with their deeds how they perform in war. Then showed it again in Vietnam onto modern days with their actions in Africa by slaughtering civilians when damage is inflicted on them by armed groups.
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  10037.  @Supcoop23  America has a horrible foreign policy which many Americans like myself do not agree with. Our government has done horrible things. But... 1. This conversation is about cowardly military forces which America is not. 2. If you count up the atrocities of the French in Africa America would have to continue to invade nations at a break neck pace for another 100 years to even come close to what France has done in terms of slaughtering civilians. So relax.
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  10038.  @Supcoop23  You seem pretty damned emotional about the topic. This isn't about being cocky or not cocky. This is about a simple reflection of the truth, the same truth which seems to trigger a highly emotional response from you. What makes you think your great grandfather dying in a war does anything to further your point other than an obvious emotional plea making this debate nothing but a childish exercise in futility? Yes your grandfather may have died in the war but a lot more French men didn't fight and simply surrendered while everyone else had to actually fight the Nazis. Don't forget you'd be having this conversation in German right now if it weren't for brave men from other nations.
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  10039. @Fariedvallie699. You know Israel must be doing some really really terrible sh!t when even someone as evil as Macron finds it shocking.
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  10040.  @pookiewookie7679 I think the fact Europe is a colony being exposed recently has really shocked a lot of people.
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  10041. I'm sure the Uyghurs aren't having the best of times in China. But when people compare what they're going through with what the Palestinians are going through. That comparison is insane. But you know how false narratives go, they push it and push it and push it till people believe it.
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  10042. @Khalilullah Khalil, this is true that Turkey will never become a super power. In fact if the United States ever falls, I don't think we'll see a superpower for an extremely long time. Not sure why you mentioned the EU though, the EU is fast becoming a joke on the international stage. They have zero ability to project any sort of power on anyone.
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  10043. Does a normal country stick 2.3 civilians in a concentration camp?
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  10044. @The Grate Potato. So there is an organization hiding in the northern Iraq mountains and are not only conducting terror attacks across the border in another nation but are also fighting the official legal Kurdish regional government as well. And you're complaining when this organization is getting bombed with the blessing of the regional government there? Are you serious? What is disgusting is that you'd want groups like these protected. Do you enjoy seeing hospitals, schools and other civilian targets being blown up? Does it give you a stiffy or something? On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  10045. I know this is a dark topic and I feel about this. But your comment made me laugh lol I just pictured that jackarse holding the book and looking confused.
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  10046.  @johnnyh-pay5843  If things continue the way they're going, China is going to invade India again.
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  10047.  @lamarravery4094  This issue isn't about us being energy independent or needing Saudi oil. It's about the Saudis trading their oil in anything besides dollars. It sets a dangerous precedent which if copied worldwide will impoverish Americans overnight. We print money like it's going out of style. Any other nation which does that ends up like Venezuela. The reason we don't get that type of hyper inflation is due to the demand for the dollar worldwide. If that demand dries up, we're Venezuela. Being energy independent is great but it won't solve the problem I just explained.
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  10048.  @lamarravery4094  I think we're too deep in to go back to a gold standard. I'm not sure there is enough gold on earth to back up the amount of money we've printed to keep it anywhere near the purchasing power it has right now. We either face collapse or do anything possible to keep the world using dollars as the main currency in international trade and foreign reserves. What does everyone think the invasion of Iraq and the destruction of Libya was really about.
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  10049.  @collinsoposh7835  haven't seen any evidence of new bullies. Still the same bullies. Countries are just sick of it.
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  10050.  @firstlast9626  You do realize the island was invaded to stop ethnic cleansing right? This was one of the few ethnic cleansing attempts in history which is impossible to deny. The Greek Cypriot leadership wasn't very shy to make public statements about their intention to wipe out a small ethnic group on the island.
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  10051.  @didierlemoine6771  No historian would find your statement rational. I'm not sure Greece ever stopped Turkey ever. The only times Greece ever won was due to western powers stepping in and winning it for them.
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  10052.  @sleepnaught  Is it your contention that any empire destroyed was never powerful? According to that logic there has never been a powerful empire in world history and most likely never will be be. Chew on that for a second. I do agree with your assessment that Turkey isn't weak by any stretch of the imagination but still nowhere near as powerful and capable as the US military. NO military force earth even comes close right now. Not sure how much longer that situation will last though.
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  10053.  @cagunder  Populist is based off the word popular you rocket scientist
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  10054.  @fatandfurious7471  This is your response to massive war crimes and genocide? Seriously? Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends after pushing old ladies down flights of stairs?
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  10055.  @iw12  Completely and utterly false statement. You're trying to victim blame and it isn't going to work. You're either insane or an IDF paid troll farm.
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  10056. @MercNov, most of these rioters aren't new immigrants. They're 4th generation. Many of them are there as a result of France going full Hitler in Algeria during the genocide of 2 million civilians by France. These aren't "immigrants."
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  10057.  @lordlucan7655  I'm not entirely convinced their voting system isn't rigged. It's rare when literally every single segment of society hates a government. Poor migrants are revolting: Now Everyone was protesting: Pension reforms. Yellow Jacket protest by middle and upper middle class ethnic French which crippled the country not too long ago. That nation is a powder keg, powder kegs usually produce violence.
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  10058. How can anyone take anything these genocidal maniacs say seriously anymore. This is pure and utter insanity. I seriously feel like we're living in the 1940s and these two clowns are high ranking third Reich officials trying to explain to us that genocide is okay.
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  10059.  @EmisoraRadioPatio  Armenia being blockaided by most of their neighbors is actually more crushing than the sanctions Iran deals with.
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  10060.  @koryunharutyunyan2307  Yes Iran is a horrible place to live. However dont' forget who you're comparing them too. Their average standard of life is still probably higher than Armenia.
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  10061.  @dsadunnodudeish4535  Wow bro did you just call 2.3 million people stuck in a concentration camp being mercilessly bombed "useless." Wow.
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  10062. @Channel--Ai.. You're literally going to blame the people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp? You strike me as the type of person who if you were around in the 1800s, you'd be condemning the slaves for the slave revolt. Claiming they shouldn't get their freedom and their revolt is proof that you can't free them. Your narrative is not only demonstrably false, it is absolutely insane.
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  10063.  @The1stDukeDroklar  Yet an entire country was set up by settlers from Europe who claimed the same type of myth promised them a piece of land millions of people already happened to be on. And because of this myth they had to right to slaughter them all and stuff the survivors into concentration camps. You seem okay with that myth but have an issue with the Pope's? Interesting.
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  10064. Yea except the Azeris weren't the ones crying. They weren't the ones who's army ran away in defeat and disgrace. I guess the Armenians found out the hard way that fighting an army is a lot harder than slaughtering unarmed civilians.
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  10065. WW3, we're going to be led by a bunch of Lesbians with purple hair into battle. Lets go.... lol
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  10066.  @simongee8928  Well they got a rude awakening with that one. They got wrecked there.
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  10067.  @solarlux7856  Some have the ability to broadcast their lies at higher rates.
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  10068. Actually Anatolia was inhabited by indigenous Anatolian tribes like the Hittites and other various ethnic groups. They were then invaded, conquered and assimilated by Greeks. Then the Turks came, invaded, conquered and assimilated them. According to your logic it's okay to invade, conquer and assimilate people if you're Greek but not okay if you're Turkic? If so can you kindly explain why this is so? Do your homework before making ridiculous claims.
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  10069.  @jimb8296  Oh I get it, so when the Greeks "colonized" Anatolia it was completely and utterly empty? Just like when America was discovered no one was here? Be a little realistic here Jim and stop making tall claims that no rational person will buy. So again your contention is that when group A invades, conquers and assimilates people that land is theirs. But when group B does it it's bad. You're going to have a hell of a hard to talking your way out of that one. The level of cognitive dissonance you're displaying is quite scary.
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  10070.    I'd imagine groups like the Hittites and other groups would disagree with you. But it's a general theme with all invaders and conquerors, they love to make the argument that no one was there before them.
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  10071. Yea that is so easy to believe because that region is filled with guys who look like they came out of Swedish magazines lol
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  10072.  @gillis51  Odds are the dude is a Pakistani American. So yea very high probability he'll be voting. It's also quite funny how for a while the media pushed the "oh Trump he's an Islamophobe." Yet most Muslims I know here in America voted for the dude in 2020. Interesting times we live in.
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  10073.  @RonstaSlap they work for the Zionists
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  10074. Wow what an interesting fight. That Arab dude almost submitted St-Pierre twice. Not to mention how tough that Arab dude was after eating all those elbows and still staying in the fight. Well worth watching.
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  10075.  @carphucker2973  Either way that dude looks like he came straight out of Palestine.
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  10076.  @JakeBroe  I live there 5 months out of the year. The social unrest and political problems are overblown. Their biggest long term problem isn't even the economy. It's the nearly 7 million refugees running around, that right there could lead to social unrest. It hasn't yet but imagine nearly 10% of your population being refugees. This isn't going to end well. All this talk about economic and political problems is all just BS, they're short term problems. It's the amount of refugees that is their main problem.
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  10077.  @577Pradeep  Germany maybe but Poland would never even entertain that idea. Poland (rightfully so) has always been nervous about being invaded by Russia.
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  10078.  @yurichtube1162  They might be losing a bit of Chinese support pending on how Iran is able to reduce it's tensions with Pakistan. Iran is seriously in an extremely difficult position, being pressured from everywhere.
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  10079.  @yurichtube1162  I wasn't debating what they do or don't do. I'm no fan of Iran. I was merely articulating the reality of the situation which you don't seem to grasp.
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  10080.  @racing_mntage1584  WHo the hell are the BJP? Some irrelevant political party in some third world country no one cares about?
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  10081.  @jr-bw1lt  The closest thing the Kurds have to "their own country" is the Kurdish regional government of Iraq. Oddly enough the armed groups Sweden is financing is also attacking them.
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  10082. John Oliver is right...... There is a lot of misinformation out there, his show contributes to said misinformation.
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  10083.  @popperpoppler4569  Who said this video specifically had any? Please learn how to comprehend what was written before asking questions.
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  10084.  @popperpoppler4569  Considering he was talking about random ridiculous things people chat about on networks like Whatsapp. Yes fairly accurate. What was more terrifying was calling on centralized media and telecommunications companies to do more censorship worldwide. That's a bit more terrifying than some Vietnamese dude spreading ridiculous information Alex Jones style. That's a pretty dishonest way of trying to push worldwide censorship no? Find the most ridiculous things people say and claim we need worldwide policing of things people can talk about because of those ridiculous things? Years ago when people weren't this dumbed down a video like this would have caused outrage in a free society.
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  10085.  @popperpoppler4569  No.
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  10086. They won't do that, it would defeat the purpose of what they're actually trying to accomplish.
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  10087. @stenyethanmathews945. It isn't really a monarchy, it's just theatrics. None of the people there want it or this ruling family. But this family is the lapdog of some very powerful foreign nations who would prefer to keep control over this country via their local "manager." Who they claim is a king. Jordan isn't really a country, it's essentially a full blown vassal state.
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  10088.  @righteousone1  So says the guy who thinks anyone who asks a question must have business within said question to ask it. Also technically speaking Jordan isn't really a monarchy, nor is this clown really a king. It is just theatrics to hide the brutal but obvious reality of the situation. He is nothing but a lapdog of western powers, a low level manager essentially hired to run that nation on behalf of said powers. Reality can be triggering and I'd bet a lot of money you're triggered right now.
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  10089. @Jusna Begum, wise words. He knew about CNN before CNN existed lol
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  10090.  @Morten-f9o  It's hard for any nation to support the illegal occupation of another nation's internationally recognized border. Makes sense only Russia and Iran support this and support Armenia in this effort. Also the UN did interfere in this conflict. It has a plethora of UN resolutions on the topic.
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  10091. @Robert Hoyt, Veto votes generally don't work that way.
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  10092. When we have to go to foreign media outlets to get information about our own country. I'm going to now go and quietly weep in the corner.
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  10093.  @SpacedudeProductions  Aren't they the only country in the region who has territorial claims on nearly every single one of their neighbors?
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  10094.  @SpacedudeProductions  That is factually incorrect. Azerbaijan has no territorial claims on Georgia, Iran or Turkey. Where as Armenia has territorial claims on Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey. If there are 4 guys in a room and one guy is fighting with the other 3 guys. It's fairly obvious who the problem child is no?
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  10095.  @SpacedudeProductions  Azerbaijan has zero territorial claims in Armenia the state. They simply want back their internationally recognized territories that Armenia illegally invaded in the 1990s. As far as Azeri official claims on Iran, that's outright false. You can't simply continue to say things which are blatantly false over and over again and except no one to call you out.
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  10096.  @zo9632  "Talking to enough Azeris" or Azeris talking doesn't make official state policy. Aside from your subjective ramblings has their government issued statements about wanting to take Iranian land? Certainly not. Again the only country to do such things in that entire region is Armenia. Who again has territorial claims on most of it's neighbors. It's surreal.
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  10097. It isn’t a matter of choice or want. Eu nations are far too weak militarily to do anything. They’d get wrecked without an American backstop
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  10098.  @r4raced4doom2  RFK Jr. Shot himself in the foot by cheering on this genocide. He is done.
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  10099.  @darkprofile  You're calling calling this thing a fighter jet propaganda due to semantics of what is and isn't considered a drone? Seriously?
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  10100. Modi to his voters: I hate Muslims. Also Modi: Sucks up to Muslim leaders This guy is a character.
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  10101.  @whydoiexistrnwhy  The hypocrisy where he claims he wants stability in some of these nations and does everything to keep instability to helps him stay in the nations where he isn't wanted. That hypocrisy perhaps? If you don't like that one how about France helping over throw an elected leader because they don't like their policies but then complain about a coup in another country because "their man" got thrown out. Would you like me to go on?
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  10102. Considering Israel is the party who is perpetrating the genocide. I'd imagine that fits too no?
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  10103.  @georgekordalis5465  You do realize they invaded Cyprus because Greece helped destroy Cyprus's constitution and then they helped the Greek Cypriots go full hitler on a small minority group on the island. I'm also not exactly sure what that issue has to do with what I was talking about. If you want to bring up neighborly relations it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize Greece has issues with literally every single one of it's land neighbors. Albania, Macedonia and Turkey. What all those nations are wrong and Greece is right? You guys seriously need to learn how to get along with your neighbors.
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  10104. They come up with the most ridiculous proposals. It is like they live in a dream world. I fear that the pain of reality might be too much to handle for them. My hope is that the Russians enter this conflict hard and teach Israel a lesson.
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  10105.  @scytalhyucan5269  Since it is obvious these nations won't be lobbing nukes at each other, in a game of power politics and the ability to project military power. The Turks are far ahead of the French, who can't even defeat a bunch of militia groups in Africa. In any kind of proxy war, the Turks will outpace the French quite easily. The words of the foreign minister pretty much shows they know this too. The French military doesn't even have enough ammunition to go more than 3 days in a full blown war, what in the world are you talking about.
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  10106.  @conkon4267  France's military is a joke. Even retired French generals have gone on record talking about this. This nation no longer has the capability to project military, political or economic power abroad. It's over. Even small poor African nations are starting to understand how weak France is and they're kicking them out. Quite delusional of France to think they could play in Syria with the big boys. Not going to happen. Again why do you think the foreign minister said "if France is that dead set on this they can send their military into Syria". He said this knowing they can't, they'd get wrecked over there. Not to mention France doesn't have the logistics to even get their troops and equipment there without America's help. France as a nation on in terms of power politics is a joke.
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  10107.  @mrutik77  Where I get that number is quite simple. Actually I thought the number of Azeris in Nagorno Karabakh proper was 40,000. With that said, you fail to realize that Armenia not only invaded Nagorno Karabakh but also 7 surrounding regions in the 1990s. Those regions were huge and accounted for nearly 20% of the entire state of Azerbaijan. A huge area where over 800,000 people lived. After the war there wasn't 1 left. What happened to them? They just vanished into thin air? It's almost like the Turks trying to explain where all the Armenians in their country magically vanished to. It really isn't a winning argument. I find it surreal that all genocide/warcrimes/ethnic cleansing deniers all use the same exact playbook to deny their crimes. Do all you guys go to the same seminar or something?
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  10108.  @mrutik77  I see you've been going to those "How to deny genocide,warcrimes,ethnic cleansing seminars. Argument 1: It never happened lol Yea those 800,000 civilians who were living in those areas simply never existed right? lol
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  10109.  @DimiosTheGreatGR  Is that your debate tactic? Claim the person said something they clearly didn't and then attack that statement? I don't remember denying anything, in fact our conversation was about your completely and utterly denying ethnic cleansing campaign the majority on Cyprus took against the minority. A campaign which they were fairly open and honest about doing. This idea that I'm denying past genocides by the Turks is ridiculous considering they haven't even been mentioned. I'm a large proponent of the Turks recognizing the Armenian genocide and debate this quite often. I however fail to realize what exactly that has to do with Greek Cypriots slaughter and ethnically cleansing civilians. You really need to stop coming off as one of those ethnic cleansing deniers my man. It can't be difficult to admit that slaughtering an ethnic minority is wrong. How terrible of a human being do you have to be to not agree such a thing is wrong.
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  10110.  @DimiosTheGreatGR  You're quite literally ignoring what triggered the event you're complaining about. That would be like me trying to kill someone's family and then that guy showing up and killing me. Imagine people completely ignoring the part about what I did to trigger this event and only focusing on what the guy did in defense of his family. Pure and utter insanity. Can we agree that ethnically cleansing a minority group on an island is wrong and usually leads to bad things happening? Or again are you one of those people who believes ethnically cleansing the island would have been a good thing and you're simply angry the Turks showed up to stop it? Be intellectually honest for once, is that why you're angry about the invasion, because it stopped an extermination program you wished went through?
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  10111. Looked at a few videos from the sky. Looks like Gaza, just not as horrible.
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  10112.  @crude888  It seems like in the age of cheap rhetoric and false narratives, reason and logic are thrown out of the window.
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  10113.  @katnisseverdeen4ever  You do realize everyone is in agreement that Hamas is deep within their tunnel infrastructure. They say this, the IDF says this. So I fail to see how blowing up schools, churches ,hospitals, mosques and refugee camps helps get Hamas when they're deep underground. Your trope about them hiding within civilian infrastructure is just a silly excuse the Israelis use to murder women and children. This is not only an extermination, it is demonstrably so. Israel has absolutely no right to steal people's homes, slaughter their children and then throw the survivors into the world's only concentration camp. To top things off, they certainly don't have the right to enact their "final solution" to the people in the concentration camp. You're literally using some cheap rhetoric all in an attempt to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. It isn't going to work. You need new material.
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  10114.  @Foxtrotechogolfcharlie  It has a lot to do with it. I'd bet anything that if it were possible to check, a vast majority of those rioters and looters come from broken homes and grew up on food stamps. I'd also bet a lot that many of these destructive young men also grew up without fathers. You can partially blame food stamps for that too. There is literally zero incentive for these women to be married before having children. The state will provide. We can easily see the results of this policy. It is in plain sight. I'm all for helping the poor eat but I'm not for incentivizing the breakup or prevention of the nuclear family unit which has been the bedrock of human civilization for a very long time.
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  10115.  @valhallaiamcoming1376  Regardless of how you feel about the different sides in this debate you must realize the reality that France is a terrorizing force in these nations. Younger generations of Africans simply don't want to put up with France stealing all their nation's natural resources.
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  10116. @Ebman889, All lowering rates did was create more supply in money which made the upper class a lot richer and the lower classes poorer.
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  10117.  @nikitapestov1711  Not corruption, just really misguided economic policy.
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  10118. Oddly enough that was the exact time the Europeans showed up
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  10119. Is that how you justify kicking people out of their homes, slaughtering their children and forcing millions of people into modern day concentration camps? With simple rhetoric? Not many people are buying it bro.
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  10120. More civilians died in Gaza in just the first week than all the civilians that died in the huge Ukraine Russia war which has been waging for 2 years. Think about that for a second. What is happening in Ukraine is a war, it's horrible but it is a traditional war. Men with guns going after other men with guns. Gaza is different, it is a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder as many women and children as possible. The fact you'd put these two things on par is nothing short of INSANITY.
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  10121.  @itemushmush  This is the EU we're talking about here. If they really want to do something, they'll simply change the law or find a way to bypass it.
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  10122. I doubt it will be that type of meeting.
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  10123. Either solution won't work. If the people litter at rates that is impossible to keep up with. Government, or more efficient private companies simply wont' be able to keep up. Unless you want to hire 1 cleaner for every 10 citizens which is impossible.
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  10124.  @MinoanSitia  I'm not exactly sure what Haiti recognizing Greek independence has to do with my analogy. Or do you truly believe Greece militarily capturing constantinople is something even remotely possible? If so, I have some Atlantic Ocean front property in Moscow I'd like to sell you at a very very cheap price.
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  10125.  @MinoanSitia  I took a shot, if you're willing to believe all the other insanity you're spouting, I figured maybe I could make you believe an Atlantic Ocean front property for sale in Moscow lol
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  10126.  @MinoanSitia  So let me get this straight, you're claiming that your nation is strong and you're prepared to fight your neighbors? You're well within your rights to anger your neighbor with aggressive moves and breaking treaties, if you want to do that more power to you. What you can't do is grandstand, make aggressive moves and then expect the international community to defend you when your neighbor reacts. As long as you're prepared to stand behind your own actions, you're free to do anything. But I have this sneaking suspicion that isn't exactly how this is all going to work out.
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  10127.  @MinoanSitia  Well that's a hell of a way to run away from a debate you can't seem to win. Call your opponent names and take off. Well played
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  10128.  @briandfox16 apartheid states are not sustainable. You can cheer on apartheid, concentration camps and genocide all you want. You can blame the victims all you want. Sure that works in the short term. But long term eventually the world finds out what you are, you get shunned and then collapse. You will not be remembered well. The genie is out of the bottle. The downfall of the Zionist apartheid regime has begun
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  10129.  @firstlast9626  So your argument is that due to events from the 1950s it's alright to spark a war by shooting at commercial ships? Are you serious? According to your logic every nation on the planet should be at war right now.
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  10130.  @PanoStressed  The vessel was attacked, there is video footage of it. I get that your media is owned by the globalists who want to start a war like this but a curious person would actually go find out if this attack was true or not.
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  10131. @twoqueens. I guess the way the German government sees it is simple. Since they're not allowed to perform genocide anymore. They might as well bankroll one.
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  10132. Which man? Obama? Bush? Biden? Notice I didn't put Trump on the list.
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  10133. SO let me try to understand your worldview here. You'll go to Ukraine to fight the occupier. Once you survive that you'll go to Israel and help the occupier? Interesting yet schizophrenic worldview to say the least.
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  10134. @Jemi Tipene, The EU has burned so many bridges that there is no way that will happen. They'll pay market price and have the oil shipped to them via the sea routes like every other nation the Saudis sell to.
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  10135.  @owlmirror178  He might be a troll but I doubt you're much different. I saw some of your utterly insane posts earlier glorifying ethnic cleansing and the slaughter of civilians. That is either troll behavior or you're literally a horrible human being.
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  10136.  @Allah.does.not.exist.  I fail to see what that has to do with Israel killing massive amounts of women and children.
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  10137.  @allcatall3931  You overestimate how rational the Zionist leadership is. Their Sampson option is a real thing. If they feel threatened or feel they're going to lose, they're going to launch. If an army shows up that they know they can't stop (which is what the Turkish army would pose) they'll launch. The Zionists know their weakness, they're having trouble defeating a bunch of guys wearing sandals, stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. Imagine one of the largest military forces on the planet(which is also battle hardened) up at their doorstep. It is an extremely dangerous situation. The apartheid regime won't and shouldn't survive. But the question is it going to be done in a way which doesn't have the entire region blown up or not. People claiming Turkey should gear up and send their army south are either insane or have a childlike understanding of the situation. Do the Turks deserve criticism? Absolutely, there are a lot of things they could have done to punish Israel which they did far too late. They waited months to cut off trade, they waited even longer to cut off Azeri gas via Turkey going to Israel. I'll be the first to brow beat the Turks for how slow they reacted. But I'm not stupid enough to be sitting here saying they should take military action. Turkey isn't some mickymouse state like Egypt or Saudi Arabia. If they gear up for war, it's a big deal and will spark WW3.
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  10138.  @kizgintosbaga  wishful thinking on your part I’d imagine. You seem to underestimate how insane the Zionists really are.
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  10139. And then they trot out a bunch of professional liars to read lies to us from a script. Wonderful.
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  10140. Or you could put him against the sons of Israeli generals who talk about how their fathers took part in genocide and ethnic cleansing. You could try that as well.
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  10141.  @GerardBoer  Corrupt leaders make corrupt societies.
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  10142. ​ @DonesdeMotivacion  It's honestly hard to know what is really going on over there. The amount of fake news being thrown out by both sides is quite obvious. The only ones I really believe are the ones with live footage. You see a lot of insane numbers being thrown around on all sides about lost machinery, tanks and how many soldiers died.
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  10143.  @dogukan127  None of the above. In some cases they simply had no choice, considering many Euro capitols are just vassal states of Washington. Stopping the spread of Jihadism by creating more Jihadism and destroying nations creating more angry refugees to enter Europe? Real smart right? A secure base for Jihadists? That is exactly what these wars created, not to mention Europe itself now turning into such a base.
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  10144.  @ironbutterfly12  Considering Jordan is run by a puppet King who is controlled by the zionist apartheid regime. It would make sense that regime should end as well. All of Jordan should simply be incorporated into a future Palestinian state, along with what is now controlled by the illegal apartheid regime of Israel. I'm glad you seem to understand how tied to the zionist regime Jordan really is and that their regime should probably cease to exist.
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  10145.  @SillySlidingSloth  So that somehow makes it okay to enact a genocide on 2.3 million people? Somehow makes apartheid and concentration camps okay? Is that your argument?
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  10146.  @SillySlidingSloth  This isn't about crying. This is about reality vs fantasy. The fact you're triggered that someone is pointing out reality to you is interesting. Try to check those emotions and join the rest of normal people in reason and logic.
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  10147.  @rehanachothia8662  This I can agree with. This guy is pure evil.
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  10148.  @081harish  He actually has, pretty loudly in public. In fact he just did it yesterday if you had bothered to watch Zelensky's press conference with him in Istanbul.
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  10149.  @TheNefastor  To be fair some of these nations have no role in exploiting these nations. For example when France destroyed Libya for her own greedy ambitions, I'm not sure how 1 million refugees in Poland is Poland's fault. I'd love to see refugees flooded in those nations which caused strife in those nations in the first place. Germany would be spared, France would die lol
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  10150.  @TheNefastor  I'd imagine you'd have to be dim to not understand that this is exactly what tends to happen. Where did most Algerian migrants end up after France slaughtered nearly 2 million of them? Where did most Vietnamese migrant to due to the fallout of the Vietnam war? Where are the majority of Syrian migrants right now? Again you'd have to be very dim to have no understanding of history and people's migratory habits.
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  10151. ​ @davidparsons2391  There is no grievance lodged, only logic and reason being displayed. Genocide like murder in the first degree is a legal term. Essentially according to your logic, I can shoot a distant relative and the courts would not be able to charge me for murder because that person is a "distant relative." That is essentially the argument you're making. It's quite irrational.
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  10152. No bro, more like 10,000 western liberals. They'd be too busy trying to figure out what gender they are and arguing over who misgendered who while the 10 Chechens slowly slaughter them all lol
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  10153. I clicked on this because I found the title interesting. Then I realized it was CNN. Sorry not in the mood to be fed fake news.
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  10154.  @KingLarbear  They don't have to be a saint. But they also shouldn't be putting up hall of fame numbers leading in stats like murdered civilians, human rights abuses and literally breaking 80% of all international conventions on conduct during war. They don't have to be saints, but they don't have to be the worst offenders on the planet either.
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  10155.  @Line2-o9b  Yes it is nothing even remotely close to ethnic cleansing.
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  10156. I haven't believed a word the MSM says after seeing their coverage of the Iraq war when I was a young adult. That is when it became far too obvious what was going on.
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  10157. Runoff is more dangerous for Erdogan than winning outright was.
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  10158.  @woohoohaha7607  I'm sure the Greeks themselves can do better but this idea that it's purely their own cultural shortcomings that put them in a fragile situation is flat out wrong. Greece's biggest problem is it's geography, it's simply extremely difficult for a manufacturing base to thrive there. Not to mention how difficult it is to build infrastructure there due to the terrain. It's all around a really sh!tty situation to be in.
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  10159.  @ABFAMILY786-m3x  More planning because they're afraid of what is waiting for them there.
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  10160.  @nickiseb8910  And both terrorist organizations.
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  10161.  @shah_2020  Defeated yes but cropped up even stronger elsewhere. How else do you explain the Nazi state of Israel?
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  10162.  @bonnierussell9798  Insurance doesn't hike up inflation. Expanding the money supply does. Inflation is just a symptom of that disease. If bank failures continue we already know the playbook the government has to stop it. They will expand the money supply and pump it into the banking sector to save the banks. Which like the OP said will cause massive inflation. Which is just another way to tax the public.
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  10163.  @will27ns  Few of these war mongering psychos have ever served. It is easier to send other people's children to die.
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  10164. @Iscreagle7022. It's false hope my man. The support you expect won't come, not from these parts. The majority of people here will never view you as a full human being regardless of what religion you are. That is, unfortunately the way it is.
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  10165.  @TshugaPum  Except the modern zionists who run Israeli aren't the Israelites of the bible. They're a completely different group. They're essentially Europeans who's ancestors happened to have converted to the same religion as the real Israelites. Israelites were semitic people, the man in the video we just watched is semitic. The Zionist entity called Israel is run by people who aren't semitic, they're Europeans. You're literally barking up the wrong tree there. Not to mention you're backing and cheerleading murder, concentration camps, mass killings, brutality the world hasn't seen since WW2 and genocide. All because of a very slick play on words.
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  10166.  @lscreagle7022  This occupation isn't going to last much longer. I give it 20 years tops and that is under the best of circumstances for the zionist apartheid regime.
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  10167. @Keith Kuckler, With elections looming I'd imagine Erdogan will be under massive pressure from his people to not let Sweden off so easy. From their point of view, how can they not veto a nation which has financed a terrorist organization that has killed more than 30,000 of their people over the past few decades. Think about that for a second. Surely vetoing a Nato expansion is a big deal but politicians as you know also need to think about domestic elections. I would not be shocked if he did Veto Sweden.
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  10168.  @leohorishny9561  Or a guy who no longer trusts the media. What is more likely?
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  10169. @John Dee, I'd imagine like every nation they must find a balance between security spending on welfare spending. If the people believe the defense spending is justified they'll continue to vote accordingly. If they believe it isn't justified they will stop voting in that direction. I don't think the opinion of some guy named John Dee is part of their equation when voting.
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  10170.  @BirTakimFikirler  But according to your logic those people in those settlements weren't Turkish were they?
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  10171.  @BirTakimFikirler  DNA pretty much proves that less than 5% of the gene pool in Turkiye has Turkic DNA. So I'm supposed to believe that magically you just happened to be one of the few that are actually Turkic? Well maybe I'll believe you if you answer a few questions. 1. Do you have 1 eye brow or 2. 2. Has your family ever been involved in a "miras kavgasi" 3. Are you corrupt to your core and will do anything for an extra 5 cents in a deal. 4. Are you materialistic beyond imagination. 5. Do you like to flaunt material things to people who can't afford them. 6. Has anyone in your family tree married their cousin. Answer these questions please and we'll see if you're a typical indigenous Anatolian or not.
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  10172. After Armenia had military drills with America not too long ago. Iran is having second thoughts. After seeing how Armenia is now treating Russia, Iran is having third thoughts.
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  10173.  @MixNMatcch  Yes aside from the fact they've been bombed non stop by Israel for over 40 years and a piece of their territory is still illegally occupied by israel. But yea, they have nothing in it right?
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  10174. Turkey's F-16s are older models. They want the upgraded version.
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  10175. Some how I don't think god would be too happy with you claiming he sides with brutality, genocide, murder and apartheid. The devil however is probably quite pleased with your interpretation of what god will or won't bless. My apologies but most people, unlike you, don't believe god is sadistic.
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  10176. @Stormtrooperbb, Say what you will about the guy but he was elected. Not sure we can say the same for our current president.
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  10177.  @Adir-Yosef  You can't track back who started colonization. It is something humans do. The first colonization was probably by cavemen who colonized another group's cave. Still doesn't change the fact that any society which is currently under an occupation isn't going to be a properly functioning society.
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  10178.  @Adir-Yosef  With in the confines of this debate it is irrelevant where you start. We're talking about people who are colonized right now this second. Not people who "were" colonized.
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  10179.  @IsaiahYoung-mu1zh  so you’re saying Israel and Palestine is the most peaceful place around? Considering your logic about colonization? Is that your stance?
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  10180.  @IsaiahYoung-mu1zh  do you realize how insane you sound? You might as well try to convince me men can get pregnant or that 1000 genders exist
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  10181.  @joselavat2705  So your argument is to keep millions of people in a concentration camp? Also the longer Israel runs an apartheid state, the longer it keeps a concentration camp and the longer it continues to brutalize women and children. The harder it will be for anyone to get along with them around the globe, let alone that region. I don't think you truly appreciate how much outrage there is around the globe. Especially nations which aren't as propagandized as we in America are. They're watching all the footage unfiltered by CNN. The world hasn't seen this type of brutality toward women and children since WW2 and people are in shock.
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  10182.  @DoctorS-d3d  It isn't a problem, it is an excuse. They want that land and people they feel are inferior beings are sitting on that land. So they massacre them and claim self defense.
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  10183.  @ZiZla999  Back then people just called that humor. You even calling it drag queen story hour shows how much things have changed.
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  10184.  @illuvatar5923  You referring to the Zionists?
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  10185.  @davida6146  Japan is a pretty bad example, they're at a stage where demographic and economic collapse is inevitable. Moral of the story, have babies lol
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  10186.  @lorzad16  The Persians haven't been strong for nearly 1000 years. Where do you get this "always strong" from?
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  10187.  @surena6186  Can you point to the existence of battles in which Iran overcame Turkey? If so, can you compare that to the amount of times they lost.
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  10188.  @surena6186  Before being the key word.
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  10189. Most of their nations are run by puppet regimes installed for the benefit of Israel. What exactly do you expect them to do?
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  10190. @ZauvijekMoja. So let me get this straight. You steal people's land, murder their children and stuff the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp ever. And then use them busting out of the concentration camp and getting violent as an excuse to slaughter them all? Is that what you're trying to convince us of? You might as well tell me to blame a rape victim for scratching her rapist's face during the act. Come on, be serious. You need to make better arguments, we live in the age of information and no one is buying the obvious insanity you're peddling.
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  10191. Tim: Don't trust the power structures, they lie to us about everything. Tim on Israel/Palestine conflict: Trust the power structures, when they tell us apartheid and concentration camps are cool, we should trust them. Come on Tim, really bro? You're going to lose a lot of fans who are interested in facts and truth over this issue. The bulk of your audience btw. Your x audience I should say.
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  10192. I would hope neither nation would be that short sited. If all those satellites were destroyed it would seriously hamper humanities ability to get into space. Imagine all that debris just floating outside our atmosphere forever. Would be nearly impossible to clean up.
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  10193. @orkedits. You want to look at answers with people trying to look good? Or look at simple facts and who has been slaughtering who like cattle since the 1950s?
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  10194.  @lorivingot5495  you do realize there is a difference between what we call nations and what they call themselves right? Hungarians don’t call their nation Hungary and geeks don’t call their nation Greece. Just like Palestinians don’t call their nation or people Palestine. They say filistin. Which they can pronounce. Honestly how ridiculous can you be? The world is literally watching for the first time WW2 a fully mechanized army is going out of its way to murder civilians and you’re stuck on a 3rd grade level understanding of the pronunciation a of a people. The stupidity I can accept but what shocks me is how horrible of a human being you are. Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  10195.  bewlaybrother4460  "The rest of the world?" Unless you believe America, France and England account for "the rest of the world" your comment makes no sense. You do realize the global south accounts for over 85% of the world population and the vast majority of them are siding with Russia on this one. Not saying they're right or wrong that's a different debate. But the fact is the set of the world doesn't think he is a tosser.
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  10196.  @raymondanderson792  If you took the US out of the equation Gaza wouldn't exist as a concentration camp and there would have been no Oct 8th. Without our full backing Israel would have to behave like a normal nation and I'm sure their apartheid policies would last long.
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  10197. Anyone who voted for this guy is also to blame. It was obvious from day 1 he would be a warmonger when he named who would be in his cabinet. A 5 minute google search of those names would have tipped people off. But people are lazy, they just let the media tell them who they should vote for. Now they're shocked Genocide Joe is funding, aiding and arming mass murder of civilians. I'm not shocked. The day he won I said "annnd let the wars begin." And boy have they
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  10198. @J D Few educated people would disagree that our Afghanistan debacle was a strategic defeat.
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  10199. @J D No one calls it a defeat because we didn't stay there forever. Instead of creating really childish strawmen to debate, try to actually debate the subject matter. I'm not impressed by your cheap rhetoric.
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  10200. @J D @J D Few educated people would disagree that our Afghanistan debacle was a strategic defeat. That was my argument, one which you were unable to refute. Less emotions, more reason and logic please.
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  10201. @J D So that is how you judge if you made sense or not? If two random morons who are probably as emotional as you clicked like? The west is surely doomed if we keep producing more generations of weak and emotional men.
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  10202.  @starman1144  Is that the word you use for a mass extermination effort, "Suppress" Interesting wording, I didn't realize slaughtering people based on their ethnic make up was suppressing them. I thought the was another phrase for that. Yea, it's called ethnic cleansing.
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  10203. One of those 5 predictions is demonstrably true as it has already started. One of those predictions are true in some places but false in others. Can you figure which those two are?
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  10204. They'd have nothing to gain from that.
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  10205.  @galipemreklnc4815  What were they thinking though? Were they forced into it? I mean galivanting half way across the world to kill people in their homeland and enslave them. Doesn't feel like an appealing thing to do no? Thankfully that was one place they couldn't enslave.
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  10206. @Helen Dimakakos, Or maybe they don't want a nation which financially supports an armed group which attacks a Nato member to actually join Nato. Crazy right?
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  10207. @Steamx2, I thought that too but his oration for 12 minutes was so good I simply forgot about it.
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  10208. Using dogs to help exterminate women and children. This is reaching a new low.
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  10209.  @JJ-op6dl  Perhaps the Ukrainians don't like Armenia because Armenia not too long ago invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 people. Most nations in that region don't like Armenia for this reason. Ukraine, Georgia Turkey to name a few. The only regional nation that seems okay with Armenia's behavior is the Islamic Republic of Iran. Think about that for a second.
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  10210. @Neil Murray, Brandon isn't in charge of our foreign policy. It's the same foreign policy establishment characters that ran the Bush and Obama foreign policy as well. Are they insane? Yes. The moment Trump got ousted, my fear was war. My fears look like they might come true :O(
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  10211. If a large conflict erupts and your government isn't careful, your country will be caught dab in the middle of a very destructive conflict. :O(
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  10212. @Nick Parisilk, MBS will probably beg him for military protection and he'll get it too considering the bag of money he probably went there with.
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  10213. This is interesting considering the French were not able to sell these planes at all until recently. It is still the same plane, what changed?
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  10214.  @studentstudent5044  Militarily they're both weak. But Finland has something which is more valuable to Nato right now. Geography.
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  10215.  @studentstudent5044  If Finland is in Nato and Russia does try to attack, it means WW3 and Nuclear Armagedon is upon us. So they probably won't. If they don't (which they probably wont) Nato essentially flanks Russia from 3 sides. In no part of this equation is Sweden that important. Besides Sweden already shot itself in the foot by funding armed groups which were blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member state. So even talking about this has become irrelevant. As far as Swedens weapons, they'll happily sell them to the United States if they are in or not in Nato. There is no worldwide law that says you can only sell weapons to nations which have a military alliance with you, so that point is kind of irrelevant no?
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  10216.  @ryancollins4557  The rapist can't claim self defense if he gets scratched by his victim during the crime. I categorically reject that logic. So would most rational people on this planet.
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  10217.  @wilson0347  I wonder if the people on the losing ends of their interventions in Nagorno Karabakh, Syria, Iraq and Libya thought it was all a joke.
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  10218.  @wildroses3040  I think he is also taking a shot at England, France and Germany.
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  10219. ​ @isabiboluvar5523  If you hand the guys new systems in the middle of wars, it only makes sense they're not able to use them to their full capacity.
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  10220.  @wuodanstrasse5631  Really? How many wars has the current generation of German military men fought which led you to this conclusion?
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  10221.  @mrdave777  He is referring to the movie.
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  10222.  @johnMcHale-j5s  You're laughing but the Apartheid regime of Israel is freaking out over it.
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  10223.  @johnMcHale-j5s  You do realize that when a fully mechanized army goes out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible, the women and children of that group will cry right? I fail to see how that changes the fact the Zionist apartheid regime is freaking out over worldwide boycott calls. The apartheid genocidal regime has been unmasked, the vast majority of the world understands what they are now. There is no going back.
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  10224. aren't most people like this cowards? They just use the American military to do their dirty work.
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  10225. There are large Moroccan communities outside of western Europe who didn't react this way. So the question is, what are nations like France doing that their immigrant populations react in a way they don't react elsewhere.
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  10226.  @Stephen-lx9nm  So you don't want too many migrants in your county? Great I agree with you. But if you support Israel that makes you a hypocrite no? Israel is essentially the end game of what happens when too many migrants show up. When they reach a critical mass like they did in Palestine and massacre their hosts and stuff the survivors into concentration camps. So to all you Europeans complaining about mass migration, I've always agreed with you. But now that you're cheering on mass migration in another nation that took a very violent turn, I'm not so sure people worldwide are going to stand with you if your migrants turn on you. After all you seem to think such a thing is fine. In fact since you're cheering on israel, maybe it would be poetic justice to send you guys more migrants and turn your nations into another Israel. Where the migrants completely destroy the locals. I wonder how you'd like that.
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  10227.  @ban_eira  Probably because his video was about the military aspect of what happened. Probably also for the same reason he didn't get into detail about the murders of the IDF which are probably 1000x on a higher scale than what you're talking about. Highlighting the atrocities of one side while completely ignoring a longer lasting and much larger scale atrocities of another side is nothing short of madness and a complete disregard in trying to understand a situation. Not even to mention the sheer amount of fake news and propaganda from both sides on this issue. With the propaganda from the Israelies obviously much more powerful when you compare their resources and influence to that of the Palestinians. Harping on one single event in a chain of 10000 events kinda misses the point.
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  10228.  @cant_Comment  You will see a lot of oddities when dealing with people who live in the most propagandized society the human race has ever seen.
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  10229. Those nations have zero interest in hosting western military bases or being a threat to Russia. If Russia put that kind of draconian pressure on these nations and forced things on them, the situation will change. Like all humans they'll eventually look for a way out of the pressure. You can also bet your bottom dollar the globalists will use that opportunity to try to move in. If Russia leaves them alone, they'll leave Russia alone and go about their merry way. The idea of Nato bases in that part of the world is literally impossible. They understand that as long as their sovereignty is respected their path to growing the economies begin and end with China and Russia. But if Russia starts meddling in their affairs too heavily, that situation can change.
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  10230.  @lsmith6036  Were you an apologist for the Iraq war by any chance?
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  10231. Pakistan is a hellhole like every nation in that region along with India and Bangladesh. I fail to see how you can put two civilized nations like Azerbaijan and Turkey into a list with nations who's population still defecates in the streets. Very odd.
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  10232. @Eric6616. Their justifications were quite clear and simple. Their land was illegal invaded in the 1990s and 850,000 of their civilians were brutally ethnically cleansed. They went back to retake the territory by enforcing a plethora of UN resolutions. That is justification enough. The cannabis finds were being presented as a matter of fact. And it seems like you are projecting trying to come up with any kind of justification as to why there were fields upon fields of them. Not that I think it is a bad thing, I've always been for the legalization of cannabis. But your post was nothing short of fantastically ridiculous.
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  10233.  @surojeetchatterji9966  It would be nice for Kurdistan to have freedom. You know what would be nice? For Indians and Pakistani people to stop defecating in the streets.
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  10234. There is no "who was behind this war." It's more a matter of "what was behind this war." This war happened because Armenia invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 Azeri civilians from said territory. Slaughtering that many civilians doesn't become "okay" because of their religion.
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  10235.  @Sabundy  The problem is that you didn't say anything about it. There is an 800lbs elephant in the room which caused this war and you're making ridiculous statements about this war without taking that into account. This isn't a matter who "believes what." This is a matter what is and what isn't. This conversation is basically going like this. You: Why do objects fall Me: There is something called gravity. You: I never mentioned gravity, you're free to believe what you want. Me: WTF.
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  10236.  @s123-v3x  Them supporting a nation which isn't of their own religion doesn't make them not of that religion. That is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard.
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  10237. @Adur Pandya, A lot of stuff George Friedman predicted back then already came true. Hard to argue with the guy's logic going 100 years forward.
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  10238. Jimmy is spot on and is talking about an issue everyone is ignoring. This isn't about right wing vs left wing. This isn't about democrats vs republicans. This is the American people vs the establishment, full stop. There are conservatives who smell a rat and there are traditional liberals who smell a rat and both are correct. This idea that Tucker is being attacked by conservatives for having Dore on or Jimmy Dore being attacked for going on the Tucker show is complete and utter insanity. Ignore it Jimmy, you keep speaking the truth for as long as you possibly can my man. The truth trumps anything that is left or right wing. I personally lean to the right but if Jimmy ran for office I'd vote for him in a heartbeat. Just like I'd vote for Tulsi Gabbard in a heartbeat, I would vote for them over the vast majority of Republican politicians. If the people who smell a rat don't unite, there is no way to stop these psychos from destroying the middle class and plunging us all into poverty and slavery.
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  10239. I dont' think the nations who voted against it understand just how isolated they are. They also don't understand how this is going to have an impact for decades. The mask is off.
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  10240.  @statisticsspeakforitself4205  This comment legit made me laugh.
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  10241. Yes this is true but it doesn't change the fact that this policy by Russia has stopped Azerbaijan from simply wiping Armenia off the map.
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  10242.  @stevenmanglis7368  that is irrational and childlike logic.
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  10243. What went wrong? Hmm lets see. When you decide to preach to your audience instead of focusing on entertaining them.
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  10244. @indianKumar584. So you expect your nation to act like an emotional trainwreck? The reason why India probably wont' become a superpower is because of people like you and the mindset you bring to the table. Also what bold decision do you propose India take for this and how exactly would it enforce it's bold decision? Will it march an army down into that region an enforce it's bold position? You sound like a raving lunatic.
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  10245.  @Pearls103  AAa so you're going to throw all logic and reason out of the window because of what ever religion a country chooses to or choose against following? Honestly how crazy are you? Also this idea that Israel is strong enough to fight it's own war is ridiculous. Without American and general western support, they'd collapse in 6 months. It is a weak nation with a weak military and is only able to sustain itself because everyone is terrified of America.
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  10246. He is more interested in collecting money from foreign interest groups and giving insane speeches to placate them and keep the money rolling. Never mind the fact he is speaking on behalf of a group which invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. He is literally complaining about the proper implimentation of UN resolutions and international law. You really can't make this type of stuff up lol
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  10247.  @elchicano187  They'd prefer anything over the French. Can't say I blame them either. I'd rather get eaten by a shark than be under brutal French repression and occupation.
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  10248. This is the chance to drive this company into bankruptcy and show the elites they cant' simply shove anything they want down people's throats. If this company isn't driven into bankruptcy, they'll just go back to thinking (and rightfully so) that we're all sleep and they can push us to believe anything they want us to believe. War is good, men can get pregnant and freedom is dangerous. People need to realize how important this boycott is and how powerful it can be as a message from the people to the wanna-be overlords.
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  10249. @vasileios6035. Lets break down your statement with some facts and see how it looks. Azerbaijan via war took a piece of territory which is about 3000x the size of Gaza. It took many major towns and cities in the conflict. You know how many civilians died in that entire conflict? 13. Yes 13 total. More people than that die very month in that area from car accidents than they did in that war. Israel as we speak is killing more children every 20 minutes than the total number of civilians who died in the huge 1 month Azerbaijan Armenia war. So yea..... The facts don't really jive with what you're saying.
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  10250. Most nations don't have ethnic designations on their ID cards. That would be ridiculous. Last I checked an African guy born in France doesn't have "African or Congolese ethnicity" written on their ID cards.
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  10251.  @joshuaalistair3193  Christian communities survived in that region for over a 1000 years and are still there. Meanwhile after only a few decades of Zionist rule they're about to go extinct. Good luck trying to spin your way out of that indisputable fact.
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  10252.  @lottoo5693  Gold comment. A christian who lives there is literally telling you what is going on. And you have this armchair wanna be genocide cheerleader claiming the opposite from half way across the world. I swear our society has literally become irrational to a point it is terrifying.
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  10253. If they don't who can say the Zionist apartheid entity will stop their aggression?
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  10254. Yes and all legal privileges should be taken away from people for having the "wrong opinion" which a foreign nation doesn't like? Right? Maybe a new thought crimes division which finds everyone with the wrong opinion and punishes them would please you as well? Destroying the foundations of our society to please a foreign nation, shows where your loyalties lie.
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  10255.  @cleveranwitty811  The Zionists will not like to hear you say that. Their interests come first, our constitution second.
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  10256.  user-cw5do8sd7m  Two things about your comment. 1. People who are educated and want to claim someone else is not. They usually establish why. 2. People who are educated would not formulate such a childish sentence. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess you're either from Pakistan or India. It is usually from that region where I see this type of child like trolling.
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  10257. When the Sec of Defense was harping on and on about the SDF and how success they were after he armed them, the congressmen should have politely reminded the secretary that the SDF is a terrorist organization. I didn't think a day would come when an American secretary of defense while being grilled by congress would come out an brag about the accomplishments of a terrorist organization he helped arm and train, IN PUBLIC. I'd imagine the mainstream media won't be reporting this anytime soon.
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  10258.  @Crackshotsteph  Sisi will be a lot harder to overthrow than this tin pot wanna be king in Jordan. Sisi has a hugeeeee military and intelligence network which brutalizes any form of dissent. Jordan doesn't have this, if the people actually rose up, they'd be in the royal palace in 2 hours.
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  10259. If the US pulls out, there is literally nothing European nations can do to project power. They'll be bystanders.
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  10260.  @festekj  Israel is losing it's mind. If you ever find yourself freaking out when people make peace, you're probably the problem lol
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  10261. Personally I'd rather be called a loser in an off the cuff comment and not be sent to my deal in senseless wars. Than be patronized by someone calling me a hero and then sent into a senseless war to die only to enrich the president's donors. So, from a grunts point of view. Trump over an establishment character.
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  10262. @CK you really shouldn't expect much more from France 24.
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  10263. @????? The question is would you guys from Greece actually support Cyprus in a situation like this? I mean, you guys kind of ran away on them in 1974 when the bullets started flying no? What will make this time any different?
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  10264.  @rc8770  Well they'll have to come up with some excuse. I guess that one is as good as any no?
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  10265.  @Rex_Smashington  Actually Saudi Arabia is one of the few nations which can get invaded by the United States and the world will secretly be like "eh it's the Saudis maybe this isn't so bad." lol You truly underestimate how hated that nation is, even in the Muslim world.
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  10266.  @Rex_Smashington  The entire world has nothing to do with that. Only super powerful nations decide who gets punished and who doesn't. For a long time Saudi Arabia has been under the protection of the United States politically and economically for a while now. This simply doesn't mean they're not one of the most hated nations on the planet.
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  10267.  @Rex_Smashington  Do they go there to "kiss their hand" or to make sure their little pet is behaving? I think it's fairly obvious to everyone on the planet which it is. You better hope America doesn't fall into political chaos and exists the world stage. If it did, Saudi Arabia would probably be invaded within a week by one of the many nations it has pissed off
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  10268. The WEF and the international media they own has been trying to get rid of this guy for quite some time. The other guy is their candidate.
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  10269. @ΓιώργοςΜαυροειδής-ο8κyou sound like a lunatic. Incase you were curious how your regional spat looks from the outside.
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  10270. @ I'm not sure how it looks from your end in Turkey. I just know what the fake news media is feeding us here in America on this specific issue is absolute bullsh!t. We're not helping the "Kurds" we're helping foreign fighters who local Kurds hate. Just because those foreign fighters happen to be Kurdish doesn't mean the majority of local Kurds like them.
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  10271. Their election system is pretty iron clad. Not to mention the hordes of international monitors they allow in to basically watch everything. Also all their elections have over 85% participation. So getting to 87% which would be an all time high turnout isn't far above their average. Facts>Feelings.
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  10272.  @philipbell9301  I'd imagine a person believing false narratives not grounded in any facts or reality to be more likely to be credulous.
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  10273.  @philipbell9301  The foundation of critical thinking is to take the available facts and come to a rational conclusion. If someone says the earth is flat and I refute that with facts which show this isn't the case, it's a fair argument. But I'd imagine there are people who prefer easy to understand narratives without having to think. Even if that narrative crumbles under any rational scrutiny. But yes, I'd also imagine hurling out random insults is a lot easier than thinking as well.
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  10274. A bit late for that. The irreparable damage has been done this time. I don't think people understand just how bad this is, history will not judge us well. Our grandchildren will be cursing us. Ask the Germans how long a stain like this takes to wash off.
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  10275.  @The_Truth_Monger  funny how it is Israel’s economy which is taking the beating. Iran’s economy is already cut off from the western financial system and all the business they do is with the global south, that won’t stop plus they’ll be supported by Russia and China. They’ll be fine. Israel’s situation is a lot shakier. Not to mention Iran can sustain a big drop in economy. Israel can’t. Most people in Israel are settlers from somewhere else, if life in Israel gets a bit difficult they’ll just leave
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  10276. He should do a video about Zionists settling up troll farms in India
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  10277.  @nerdymcnerdface7782  Actually they did quite the opposite. When Armenia illegally invaded this territory in the 1990s it brutally ethically cleansed over 800,000 Azeri civilians. When the Azeris recently took the territory back, less civilians died than die in car accidents in that country. Was nice to see a nation showing that level of restraint considering the situation.
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  10278. You also need to understand that to someone who isn't from Pakistan or India. Reading comments like the one you just made will just make people think you're absolutely insane.
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  10279. @Oldmanpeace. Erdogan has already picked a side, he is firming on board with the Palestinians. But if you mean militarily tipping the balances, no. I highly doubt Turkiye is interested in sparking ww3. Think through what would happen if they did intervene militarily. They'd mobilize a well trained battled hardened army of nearly 2 million men with more modern gadgets than most nations have. They'd sweep through the entire region like a steam roller, nothing in the region would be able to stop them and they'd run over Israel and everything inbetween. But you know what happens if they do that? WW3 and we all die. So yea, they're not interested in that and won't be tipping any balances anytime soon.
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  10280.  @abimukeshs8229  Even if you aren't okay with the war in Ukraine, you have to admit both sides have done a pretty good job at going out of their way to avoid killing civilians. When you compare the actions of the Ukrainian and Russian army (who are fighting an old fashioned war, men with guns vs men with guns) vs what Israel is doing. There is a real stark difference. You can be 100% against Russia's war on Ukraine. But you also have to admit it isn't a dirty war. Nor is it anything like what Israel is doing in Gaza where their sole mission seems to be slaughtering women and children.
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  10281.  @abimukeshs8229  Actually the death toll in Ukraine is closer to 500,000. With well over 98% of that being fighting men. The point is, civilians aren't being targeted in that war. Unlike the war in Israel where well over 90% of the people killed in Gaza are actually civilians. I'm not saying what Russia did is acceptable. What I'm saying is you can't compare what is happening there with what is happen in Gaza. The situation in Gaza, not only legally but also morally is 100x worse.
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  10282.  @abimukeshs8229  I never said he was a gentleman. What I said was compared to what Israel is doing it makes him look as such. Charles Manson would probably look like a gentleman too when compared to Bibi. 10,000 dead children in a few weeks. Think about that. Bash Putin and the Ukraine war all you want. Just don't compare it to Gaza which is 100x worse. You will get push back.
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  10283.  @yourfriendlyneighborhoodsa9058  No, I would not support invading any nation for any reason. Just like I was completely against the Iraq war and the Libyan war. All this could have been avoided if we stopped using the dollar as a weapon so heavily for the past 20 years. But just like I don't support an invasion of Saudi Arabia for mine or anyone's comfort, I also don't support us propping up their regime who've hurt so many people in that part of the world. Our lack of military support will in the medium term mean that self destruction of that nation anyway.
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  10284. @Scottodhonnchu5034, Arab states had growing ties with Israel until this recent realignment. I'd imagine all of them except Jordan are either going to put that growth on pause or start rolling back the ties. The Iran and Saudi Arabia reproachment changed everything.
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  10285.  @Ellinon_Vasileus  You can use all the cheap rhetoric you want but you do realize in many instances around the globe where one nation has a small island off the coast of another nation, they don't call a continental shelf on it, it's called good neighborly relations. But you can continue to push your neighbor as far as you can push your neighbor. Just don't come crying to the rest of us when one day they decide to push back.
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  10286.  @Ellinon_Vasileus  You can claim a person is hypocritical and full of lies but you do realize you have to actually establish why that's true. You simply can't have an emotional meltdown, throw baseless claims and expect to be taken seriously. My point still stands, if you guys want to continue what you're doing, knock yourselves out. I'm merely saying don't come crying to us when your neighbors decide to push back. You want war? Great, go fight it. You can't expect the world to pay your bills and fight your wars, just sayin....
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  10287. They’ll get get the American tax payer to foot the bill and they’ll be fine
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  10288. @Cryptocred, They're already done counting them. And yes they do require ID to vote like every other sane country on the planet lol
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  10289.  @boznsjbruhstudios6383  Yes they will. It is a fragile regime which for all it's money doesn't even have the ability to defend itself. Pissing off nearly every citizen in the surrounding region isn't exactly a recipe for long term success. I don't think that regime will last more than 30 more years. If that, for a lot of reasons not just this.
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  10290. It's a close one.
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  10291. That's exactly what they want, they want to bait Russia into a quagmire and drain them. Look at the types of weapons we're sending to Ukraine, they're mostly for guerilla warfare. Then as an added benefit they can ramp up defense spending without having to really explain it to the taxpayers. It's really a win win for the establishment which has been starved of this kind of action for 4 years while Trump was in office.
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  10292.  @aaegatomondi  I like this one the best. That is all Europe seems to do lately, they bark but have no bite.
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  10293.  @tejanoj3017 and Kamala is a war criminal. What is your point ?
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  10294. Here is to hoping they can walk and chew gum at the same time.
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  10295. @The Mee, as long as you're aware of the cultural differences you'll be more comfortable. Indian behavior and Turkish behavior is like oil and water. What is considered "normal" in India will be heavily frowned upon in Turkey.
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  10296. Truth be told any establishment president would have done the same exact thing Genocide Joe is doing. He isn't in charge of this,
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  10297. They’ll have this Jet up and running. Maybe not as soon as they’d want but they’ll get there. Most things they set out to build they’ve built. They’re super determined on this front
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  10298. @Tsifty, so you want the France, USA and Russia to do all the work for the Greeks? Man it must be good to be Greek. Germans pay my bills. USA, France, Russia fight my wars.
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  10299.  @randomware8653  I'm not sure the Russian invasion of Ukraine would look similar if they invaded the rest of Europe. The Russian government is in a catch 22 when it comes to Ukraine in regards to their own people not really being on board. Russians see Ukrainians as their relatives so seeing a bunch of dead bodies wouldn't do so well for support at home. Regular Russian military tactics call for them to simply level cities and march forward. They can't really do that in Ukraine for fear of civilian lives. If they went into Poland, it would be A LOT uglier and a lot faster.
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  10300. Who attacked this ship and how? It was nowhere near Yemen.
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  10301. This is all well and good and I agree with the insanity of Trump trying to buy Greenland. But I have to bring up the 800lbs elephant in the room. Was this show also up in arms while Biden has colonized nearly half of Syria and is stripping all of Syria's oil as we speak? Not to mention using a terrorist organization on the ground to do it, while we station troops around said terror organization to protect them? But yea, lets be up in arms about what Trump is proposing to want to do while completely ignoring what Biden is actually doing right now this second. So even segments like this, where the mainstream media is right. Their hypocrisy is on full display and is the major reason they're slowly losing all relevancy with the public. So stealing and bullying is okay when your boss's friends do it? But a moral travesty when it is the enemy of your bosses? Give me a break, no one is buying your BS. But yes, Trump is insane for wanting to do this, that I'll agree with. Funny how people who aren't fans of Trump also hate the mainstream media, the fact most of you are complicit war criminals who should be on trial at the Hague doesn't help either.
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  10302. @Matt Dahl, Everything thought we did but after the recent leaks it's pretty much confirmed that we have a boatload of special forces over there. Which btw is a terrifying situation.
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  10303. I don't understand the rhetoric of this show that anyone who sells Pakistan anything is somehow breaking a law or something. I'm no fan of Pakistan or it's policies but last I checked it's a sovereign state which any nation has a right to do business with, including the security sector. With that said though what Ukraine's ministry of defense did was nothing short of insanity. Also acting like it's somehow their right to have ever nation on this planet forgo their interests and stop trading with Russia. India has needs, India needs energy. Why in the world would India make getting cheap energy 1000x more difficult simply to help Ukraine out? Would Ukraine do such a thing for India if the roles were reversed? I doubt it. Anyway those are my two cents.
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  10304.  @КристинаЙорданова-р8л  They'll release the hostages when Israel releases the 7,000 hostages they've been holding for decades.
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  10305. A crappy version of the F-22 for about 1/50th it's price is probably a pretty good deal for them. I'd imagine 50 of these things would be better to have than one raptor?
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  10306.  @googlekullancs564  Most rational people would bet on one thing. It will be A LOT cheaper than the F-35 or F-22. Labor costs will have a lot to do with that.
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  10307.  @tanya3508  They must be cheap quality, think about it. How many nations are buying these weapons? Armenia who can't buy weapons from anyone else right now are the only people who'd be these types of weapons. Because they have no choice. Russia wont' give them anything right now because they're at war and need it themselves. West won't sell them weapons either. So they're forced to buy the bottom of the barrel stuff no one else wants.
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  10308.  @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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  10309.  @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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  10310.  @Tawheedchronicles  No one claimed there were or wanted to force anyone. But they are setting an example.
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  10311.  @sharma.1971  Complex relative to the 3rd grade way in which you trolls from India frame matters. Not complex for civilized people. Complex for you. As far as learning how to deal with "matters." First demonstrate to the world you can deal with most of your people defecating all over your streets. Then you can talk about dealing with more difficult matters.
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  10312.  @തനിനാടൻ-ഘ3ഝ  What does "you people mean exactly." Who are these people you refer to? The point I'm making is simple. Facts matter more than your feelings. Or are you just another paid Indian IDF troll? Getting paid 2 cents a day to spue genocidal propaganda. If so, you guys have no idea how much damage you're doing to the reputation of your nation trying to get those 2 cents. But then again, I doubt someone who defecates on the streets will have any shame about anything else.
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  10313.  @morski_ludak2239  Eastern Europeans aren't having any babies so I doubt any sort of blood task would be enforced lol
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  10314.  @Kenneth_James  Assume we don't descend into civil war in the next 10 years. Or if you don't live in a big city where crime and murder rates are through the roof. I'm from Philly, trust me things aren't very rosy.
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  10315.  @nextgeneration8309  They're turning on the AKP, not turning on their anti European stance. I don't think it's possible to repair the fractures between Turkey and the Europeans. Especially not at the grass roots level.
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  10316.  @nextgeneration8309  How delusional are you exactly? We're talking about a group of people destroyed by inflation that have trouble affording food and you want us to believe their main concern is that they "want to be liked by western leaders." Your level of disconnect is terrifying.
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  10317. Both the Turks and the Israelies would disagree with you.
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  10318.  @emreturk4476  That buffer zone had nothing to do with Turkey. It has everything to do with a psychopathic colonial apartheid state called Israel taking any opportunity to gobble up more land. Hell they're willing to starve 2 million people for land. You dont' think they'll walk into Syria and take land there for free? The fact you think it has anything to do with Turkey shows you literally know nothing about how Israel operates.
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  10319. Why would they do that?
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  10320. Starmer knows he is lying. But how can you ask a person to admit their own crime?
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  10321. AAA nothing like a good daily dose of fake news French 24 news. :O)
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  10322. IDF have no interest in Hamas. They're mainly going after women and children. They aren't shy about this being their method either.
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  10323.  @darkdan3379  Probably not considering they're essentially controlled by the apartheid regime of Israel. Essentially a tool to subjugate the Palestinians even more. Palestinian Authority is finished. Just like the security architecture of the region is finished and the geo political balances are finished. This conflict blew up a lot of things and there really is no going back
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  10324.  @tokpek2555  So let me try to understand what you're getting at here. Because those people didn't have a nation state in the sense of European nation states, that somehow it is okay to steal their homes, slaughter their children and throw the survivors into the world's only concentration camp? Is that seriously your argument? It is funny how England used the same exact argument to occupy India. Ohhh we can just steal this because they don't have official flag like our nations do.
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  10325.  @generalripper7528  Again you're approaching this from a very emotional point of view. Lets be a little realistic here. Russia is a second rate power, I don't think you'll find one rational person who believes France's military might surpasses Russia's. France is losing it's grip in Mali as even the tribesmen there are realizing France is a third rate power and are in the process of trying to kick them out of Mali. This is probably a very good thing for the people of Mali because how long should they be subjugated, controlled and economically exploited by the regime in Paris? As far as French influence in Libya, aside from playing a leading role in destroying that nation for no apparent reason, their influence there is waning beyond repair. They are having difficulty exerting any sort of influence on events unfolding there. Read up on it sometime, why do you think France is so hot skipping mad that Turkey entered the Libyan conflict and swayed the conflict in a different direction. France at this point is nearly powerless in Libya. Compare all this to 20 or even 10 years ago. French influence is dying off and their opponents can smell the blood in the water. As again it's probably a very good thing for the well being of average citizens in places like Libya, Algeria and other African nations who have suffered so much from French brutality.
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  10326.  @generalripper7528  I wouldn't be shocked if France is helping fund the Islamic extremists to use it as a pretext to continue their 100 year occupation of these poor nations. Most of their funding for Islamic extremist groups in Africa comes from the UAE which France works with regularly to arm Libyan rebels so it wouldn't shock me. These people won't allow themselves to be pillaged and robbed by the French forever. The signs of the tide turning is already their. France's proxy's in Libya lost and the internationally recognized government there wants nothing to do with the regime in Paris. Same issue in Mali where their new government doesn't want the regime in Paris to meddle in their affairs anymore. It's a win for the poor people in the region who've been suffering from French brutality for so long.
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  10327.  @sebastienrimbeau6867  The issue with France being an average power is that their regime in Paris seems to think they're still a superpower and tries to act accordingly and it always blows up in their face. Also France I'd imagine is more than just a middle power, it's a second tier power. But again when they try to act like a first tier power problems arise
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  10328.  @TheFrenchscot  Same here, I wish the French people nothing but the best. It's only their government I have issues with. Same thing here at home, I love my country and my people but it's the government and their policies I have issues with.
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  10329. Or maybe they're just fighting against people who stole their land? And now fighting against the leaders on the payroll of the occupiers?
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  10330. Now it's football teams firing people for having the "wrong" opinion on a war? wow this is really getting out of hand. This is going to backfire so bad on the Zionists. Arsenal just lost a 30 year fan. Firing your employees for speaking up against the wholesale slaughter of a civilian population? Really? I won't watch another Arsenal game or buy Arsenal merchandise if you paid me a million dollars to do so
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  10331.  @RS-uh7rz  The 2 million Palestinians in Israel proper have full rights? Are you misinformed or are you outright lying? Even the Palestinians who have Israeli citizenship live under apartheid laws. They do not have the same rights others do because of their ethnicity, nor is it something that can be hidden as all you have to look is look at Israeli law. The Palestinians do not have the same family reunification rights as other citizens. The laws pertaining to where they can and cannot buy property gives them less rights because they're Palestinians. These are just really quick examples, this list could go on for like 20 pages of apartheid laws that discrimination against Palestinians in Israel. Knowing what apartheid is simple, it is when you have a nation where you have laws designated to keep one group's supremacy over the other. Crack open Israel's laws and take a look, it is plain as sight. Apartheid has a very specific definition and you can't change that definition to sooth your own emotoins. The term was coined in South Africa. Modern South African leaders who actually lived under apartheid themselves say Israel's Apartheid is more brutal than what they had to live with. The truth is the truth, it doesn't magically vanish because you want it to. Israel is a violent apartheid state. Period. It is a demonstrable fact.
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  10332.  @SK-lt1so  That is probably not going to happen.
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  10333. @Marvel Ervin, he is selfish because his people are angry that Sweden has been financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey? Seriously? Children being blown up is your definition of humanity's progression?
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  10334.  @erkan655  Nuking isn't an option, the fear of escalation is too great. So if Russia wanted to deal with Turkey it would have to do an old fashioned invasion, which I doubt would be something Russia would be willing to risk. They're having trouble dealing with like 12 old tech drones in Ukraine. The Russians would still probably win but would also lose like 80% of their entire military in the meantime. All in all, Russia won't be invading Turkey anytime soon.
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  10335.  @skp8748  No not really. Because Greece left Nato and needed Turkey's benevolent non veto to get back in. Either way, it doesn't push a narrative one way or the other. It's a simple mistake. If you want to nitpick and look for this guy adding or leaving out facts which push a narrative there are a few. Like him failing to mention the ethnic cleansing of the Turks in Cyprus which led to the invasion. That didn't seem like a mistake but a willful omission. When Greece joined Nato doesn't push a narrative, it was a simple stupid mistake.
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  10336.  @DrDoomsd  So it's your contention that ethnic cleansing is a good thing? Payback if you will? Should the Mexicans slaughter every single American in California in your opinion?
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  10337. They're not worried about that. They are worried about him saying things their overlords consider out of bounds. They work day and night to make sure no one dares have those conversations, so you an imagine the angst they've felt when Tucker constantly delved into those topics.
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  10338. Indian leadership isn't stupid. They might send a few Navy ships for political reasons but they aren't about to get involved in a war which will isolate them in the global south. India plays chess, they don't get too close to either side in these conflicts.
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  10339. Their economy is growing fairly rapidly past few years and I'm sure they've put aside some money. Unfortunately they're going to piss it all away on overpriced French military tech, all with the hopes that France will defend them incase of a conflict. Which everyone knows France won't do. Pretty raw deal for the Greeks, what else is new. First the German banks raped them and now the French arms industry will do the same. These poor dudes can't catch a break. With Friends like Germany and France who needs enemies right?
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  10340. Pretty strange question. If Israel and Turkey get into a non nuclear shooting war, Israel doesn't stand a chance. It isn't even a question. American Col. Douglas Mcgregor covered this. He said in a straight up fight the Turks would shred Israel and be drinking tea in Tel Aviv long before America would be able to ship enough men and equipment to slow it down. The Israelies obviously know this. They aren't going to get into a direct ground war with the Turks, that would be suicide for them and most likely the end of Israel.
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  10341. @Douglas Jackson. Turkey doesn't have great demographics. Their birthrate is dropping every year. If you take a microscope it's even worse than that. The high IQ segments of their society in the west (the groups who produce most of their leaders) have replacement rates less than 1.7 which doesn't make for the best demographics going forward. They need to find a way to incentivize these people to have more children to have "great demographics" going into the future.
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  10342.  @fatihersayn7877  Yes but in the west of the nation the inbreeding rates are lower, which is why the average IQ there is much higher than in the interior. The people in central and eastern Turkey inbreed much which leads to serious genetic damage. These aren't the people you want breeding out of control which is what is going on in Turkey. The gene pool might get destroyed and Turkey could potentially turn into another Iraq in 200 years if this continues.
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  10343.  @righteousone1  The third Reich probably thought the same thing in 1941
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  10344.  @iseedumbpeople-AUS  Yes but that doesn't mean other nations don't have to abide by the courts ruling an issue arrest warrants for all parties implicated if they are party to the convention. Which would mean Biden's team would have to legally be arrested in the vast majority allied nations they visit. So they'll either have to leave the convention (admitting international law is dead) or they'll have to start arresting members of the Biden regime if they step foot in their nations.
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  10345. Can we really blame the Brian Stelters of the world? You'll always find plenty of people in any society willing to go on TV posing as journalists lying to millions every night. That isn't the problem. The problem is that there are enough of us who after being lied to over and over again will continue to watch the shows that lie to us so blatantly. Would a rational society do such a thing? Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice..... We can blame Brian Stelter or any other individual all we want, they're merely symptoms of a much much larger disease. A disease that will be the end of an entire civilization. CNN is still in business and is still making money. How? MSNBC is still in business and is still making money. How? Fox news too, how are they still in business? Aside from Tucker Fox News is really no different than CNN and MSNBC when it comes to reporting news.
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  10346. @Jimbates955. Yes but since they work via legality. They'd also have to force Israel to realize the 7,000 Palestinian hostages Israel is illegally holding for like more than a decade. Hamas actually made the offer that they'd release all their hostages if Israel released all it's hostages. Netanyahu refused. He'd rather try to kill as many women and children as possible.
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  10347. Well how else are they going to rationalize the fact the IDF is going out of their way to kill civilians?
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  10348. @Vishwanath Anad, You along with Pakistan literally have one of the most corrupt cultures on the planet. I that what you hope to teach others? How to lie, cheat and steal from people? Perhaps teach them how to defecate in the streets? Give me a break, please join reality.
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  10349. More and more people are waking up to the reality of what the IDF is.
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  10350. @Satt M, so you're more worried about the briber than you are about the people taking the bribes? Are you insane?
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  10351.  @b.s.m9732  Bush senior was probably when the decline started to ramp up. Clinton made it worse and then Bush II put rocket fuel on it.
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  10352.  @SuperRiverRat1  We have to learn to ignore the clinically insane among us. People will scream racist if you talk about what flavor ice cream you like. Asking them to explain themselves is like asking a dog to explain to you why he/she barks. They will not have the ability to explain themselves.
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  10353.  @AssyrianChristian  You obviously are quite emotional about this which makes it difficult for you to be rational. That's okay though, there are plenty of people out there like that. It isn't much different from the cognitive dissonance of people who claim there are 5000 genders. Nothing you say, no amount of reason or logic will sway them. They'll simply scream "you aren't educated enough on the topic." Not educated in their insanity perhaps.
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  10354.  @AssyrianChristian  While at the same time making statements like someone isn't from religion X if they don't follow every tenant to the T. Even when most of those texts in all abrahimic religions tend to contradict themselves in a different passage. So again, according to your logic no one belongs to any religion. The fact you have an issue grasping this isn't because you're an idiot. It is because you're quite obviously to emotionally invested to understand it. Just like I won't be convinced there are 5000 genders, I won't be convinced of this.
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  10355. What else is new. We did it in Iraq, Syria and Libya. I have a lot of friends who never fully recovered after getting back from Iraq. :O( Now we'll have a new generation who will go through the same. No wonder so many young men are simply refusing to even consider the military. Imagine someone asked you if you're willing to go die for the interests of a foreign nation who hates you.
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  10356. The Venetians could make the same argument considering they had it taken from them by the Ottomans. I guess the Egyptians and Syrians can make an argument for the Island as well. I do fail to see what claim Greece has on that island considering they haven't controlled it in over 1000s years, perhaps more.
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  10357.  @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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  10358.  @paulgaurav72  Most of the world does.
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  10359.  @slanphere  They not only do, they demonstrably do. Claiming they don't is akin to claiming gravity doesn't exist.
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  10360.  @sandeshnkadam  Why is it anytime I see Pakistani and Indian people arguing it devolves into childish nonsensical talking points. Honestly what in the world is wrong with you guys? Even a child from a civilized nation doesn't sound as ridiculous as you guys.
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  10361. I think this guy fully understands that in the future, perhaps a decade from now he stands a real chance at standing trial for aiding and abetting crimes against humanity. Notice how after the fact all these war criminals start to soften their tune. The fear is real. And certainly in a just world this guy would do multiple life sentences for aiding and abetting crimes against humanity. Their time will come.
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  10362.  @thehinduguy2888  UK is dead. It's internet has been shut off. It can't enter chat.
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  10363.  @valentineezegwu9668  This is what happens when we put people who are completely detached from reality into positions of power. You're an African so you probably know this well. Both America and China are fighting hard for influence in Africa, it's an important place in the world economy right now. China goes to Africa with investments and technical know how. America shows up there with lectures about LGBTQ issues. Who do you think the Africans will side with? lol It seems like most African nations would prefer to work with China, Russia and Turkey over traditional western powers these days. A lot of it probably has to do with these three nations not treating them like inferiors as our western leaders are accustomed to doing. Point is our leaders live in a fantasy world. Africans don't need to take out sh!t anymore. They have alternatives.
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  10364. @ibizaa4603. It doesn't matter who is and who isn't part of that sinking ship. What matters is other nations are swirling around Europe's dying body to grab what they can. This is what this speech was about. Europe is in a position to be dictated too, not in a position to dictate to anything to anyone, let alone telling them to "sit down"
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  10365. @George Koroneos, I don't think Russia likes the idea of a costly intervention and occupation of Ukraine. They're essentially hoping for assurances that Nato won't move closer to their borders. I'm no fan of Russia but this isn't an irrational request.
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  10366. Europe's soft power isn't nearly what it used to be. Their level of influence around the world is drying up by the day.
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  10367. @yourmom9608. You're so right, these people are so terrible by nature that it isn't even possible that they might be a tad bit disturbed by Apartheid and the world's only concentration camp. Nahhhh it must be what you're saying lol
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  10368. Yes our choices are him and a guy who earned the nickname genocide Joe. A guy who gave hush money vs a notorious war criminal.
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  10369.  @simonpaterson9648  Bot spotted lol
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  10370.  @deputykirsanov7314  The fact they begged the French also shows their level of ignorance about the world. What exactly did they expect France to do? France doesn't have the clout or military capability to intervene in that part of the world.
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  10371.  @jackies5306  Seems like when someone heard that sentence out of Tucker's mouth everyone's brain went straight to Ben Shapiro. (with good reason)
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  10372. @Crispy Pudding Come on bro, nothing inspires young men to go fight a war like knowing a 80lbs girl who can't carry a rifle will be watching their backs.
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  10373. We've been seeing this type of news since the first day the war started. Russia is running out of soldiers. Russia is running out of planes. Russia is running out of bullets. Now Russia is apparently running out of artillery munitions? I hope it's true but if I was a betting man I'd have to say no.
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  10374. I think the Biden regime has lost it's mind. Even if the Saudi Regime badly wanted to normalize ties, it simply can't right now. Imagine being a shaky monarchy which is afraid of it's own people mending ties with a nation which is currently committing the worst genocide the world has seen since WW2? That would be the end of the Saudi Regime. The fact the Biden Regime is asking the Saudi Regime to commit suicide and actually thinking there is a chance they'll do it just shows how delusional these guys really are. The fact these lunatics wield nuclear weapons is terrifying.
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  10375.  @maltija1  Yet the best argument you have is to scream ignorance while having an emotional meltdown. You pro genocide snowflakes need to learn to toughen up and try to debate your point of view.
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  10376.  @accesstotheredcarpet  you’re envoking Jesus’s name to help rationalize concentration camps, apartheid, hatred and genocide? I’d need 100 witnesses to believe you’re a Christian.
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  10377. @Erika Hoover, I'm no fan of Iran but.... "They only understand force" <----- This line has been used by every single leader in human history who started aggressive wars which killed countless people.
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  10378. The guy is like 800 years old, what do you expect lol
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  10379. @cbleman. Actually you'd be anti-semetic if you didn't stand against this. The Palestinians are a semetic people. The people bombing and murdering them, the European stock Zionists aren't semetic. Hell it is insane how they've completely flipped the script on what the word semetic means. By taking a stand against apartheid, concentration camps and now the most documented case of genocide in human history. You're pro humanity.
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  10380. @cbleman, No one can call you an anti-semite for being against a genocide on semitic people (Palestinians) Yes, the Palestinians are semites, most Israelis are not. Even the wording used to defend all this is BS and completely backward.
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  10381.  @boarfaceswinejaw4516  That usually isn't case. France has a horrible habit of "punishing" these smaller nations who try to break away from their colonialism and brutality. In some cases it is direct involvement, in other cases they fund violent groups to stir up trouble, in other cases they try to economically place a strangle hold on the newly formed nations. The way the regime's in Paris see it, this is a good way to disincentivize the people from revolting against them. They did this in Haiti and that country never really recovered. They're currently doing this in places like Mali and Burkino Faso where as soon as the French were kicked out terrorist attacks in these nations are spiking at well over 300%. So the regular people are either terrified for their lives and start starving to death due to France's policies and they flee. This is a playbook France has been using for 100s of years.
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  10382. Interesting tidbit of info. Thanks for sharing.
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  10383. @Epic Lego Warrior, Not gonna lie there are a lot of similarities.
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  10384. You referring to that midget guy in a skirt? Yea, he does look like a laundry manager.
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  10385. @Oneway1119. You expected the international community to back the side which invaded it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Are you serious?
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  10386.  @salvatoredantes1690  That sounds like people trying to say there are 5000 different genders. Reality>Your emotions. There is not only a genocide, there is one which is demonstrably so.
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  10387.  @keepussafeUSA  On this specific issue most would probably agree with Natasha Hausdorff's view on this specific matter. But as a general rule of thumb I'd much rather listen to legal experts who don't have a title called barrister and hail from a nation who's national foreign policy is simply based on war crimes and has been based on such for 100s of years. There are plenty of international law experts who aren't from this completely and utterly discredited nation and it's institutions we should be listening to.
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  10388.  @RealErk  The US's demographic problems aren't nearly as bad as Europe's.
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  10389.  @derineaboned6775  Europe's immigrants don't need to work because of the insane safety nets it's welfare state provides. Not to mention how terrible Europe is at assimilating immigrants into their mainstream culture.
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  10390.  @gaarakabuto1  Wow that is a pretty in depth explanation of the situation. Thank you for taking the time to write all that out for the soul purpose of educating me on the topic, I appreciate it. The downside is reading all that made me feel really bad for the people living there having to live under this sort of corruption. Obviously corruption is everywhere but in some places it seems it stings even more.
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  10391.  @gaarakabuto1  Do you think a hot conflict with Turkey is possible? I generally follow all world conflicts and potential conflicts and I find the issue between Turkey and Greece quite fascinating. It's one of those intractable problems where the two sides have polar opposite positions but both have valid points in their arguments. It's hard to imagine how that will be settled without some form of armed conflict.
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  10392. @Rangersfan that really can't be done in anyway that doesn't end with tons of violence. Most states have red and blue districts all over the place. You can't geographically separate them, so what is your solution? Both sides to start literally cleansing people out of certain areas? Because that is exactly what will happen with each side trying to nab more territory. I can't think of anyway this type of thinking can end without a disaster. The best thing to do is to find a formula to keep the country intact and come up with solutions to make it work. Perhaps the Supreme Court is on to something here. Let each state decide how they want to be governed on some highly sensitive matters.
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  10393. @Italy, You mean it used to belong to Armenia. Last I checked they recently lost it in a war.
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  10394. A lot richer. And yes it's a huge mismatch. Which makes it even more insane that Armenia was illegally occupying this nation's territory. It's madness lol
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  10395.  @Ala351  Can you blame them for being extra careful? Remember it wasn't that long ago when the Armenians ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians in those regions. I don't blame them for being traumatized. That would be like me beating up my neighbor with a baseball bat every time I see him for 10 years. And then getting mad when he checks to see if I have a baseball bat before coming near me.
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  10396. @Wendell MVA, it would be absolutely insane for one nation to risk their treasure and their young men because a member nation in an organization decided to use islands as a weapon against their neighbor and their neighbor reacted. Greece is well within her rights to get aggressive on her neighbor if she wishes to do so but not within her rights to drag a ton of other people into her adventures.
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  10397.  @Nolwn  They're playing a dangerous game, one I'd imagine they will pay a heavy price for eventually.
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  10398.  @markdowding5737  He is going to demand all sorts of things at this point, he might even demand them to send a man to the moon. That is the position Sweden has put itself it. The point of these ridiculous demands is to continue with their veto which stems from what I mentioned earlier. Didn't Sweden think for one second that funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato nation might turn into a problem for them in the future? I guess this is what happens when delusional wokism takes over a country. All reason and logic are thrown out the window.
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  10399.  @Conn30Mtenor  For sure, they have a terrible history of it. Although I'm not sure how that would excuse Sweden from funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals. That is like me saying "Charles was mean to his neighbor. Therefore I can blow up his car and kill his children." Do you have any idea how insane that is?
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  10400.  @jeffScotty  You think not? Why exactly do you think they won't? And what is stopping them from doing so.
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  10401.  @DanDan-vl6ef  We're not there to stop it. We're there to ensure it continues and provide Israel cover while they do their colonialism apartheid thing.
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  10402.  @eloisemaze1860  Because Hamas doesn't have an aircraft carrier battle group floating around the eastern med.
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  10403.  @Savioami  Yea they call it an unsinkable aircraft carrier, that is the selling point given to send billions of tax payer dollars there. But what good is an unsinkable aircraft carrier when you have to send a real aircraft carrier to protect it.
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  10404. @Novemberalpha6023 But they did stop Azerbaijan who had the Armenian army fully encircled from total collapse. They also stopped Azerbaijan from marching into Armenia proper. So what happens if another conflict breaks out? What will stop the Azeris from marching into Yerevan? Considering the military imbalance between the two nations I doubt it would be difficult for them to do. Are Armenian leaders literally trying to make sure Armenia gets erased as a country?
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  10405.  @ukchatman4920  Except that isn't how the world works.
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  10406.  @theaconite1400  What scares me here in America isn't the politicians. It's the entrenched bureaucrats which frighten me. What Trump calls permanent Washington.
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  10407.  @Gardstyle35  Facts>Your feelings. I'm sure the only people who agree with you is the Islamist Republic of Iran. Oh the irony no? I do find it interesting to see another live Genocide/War crimes denier. You guys all seem to follow the same guide book on "how to deny crimes." 1. Call it propaganda. 2. Dehumanize the people you've slaughtered. 3. Claim the numbers are inflated. 4. Claim they did it to you first. All war crimes deniers seemed to have gone to that same class to learn.
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  10408.  @Gardstyle35  Also let me guess. The holocaust, Armenian genocide, Algerian genocide by the French and the Bosnian genocide. Those were all propaganda too right? I've heard this all before my friend.
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  10409.  @jobadabubu1469  You're absolutely right. Your Sean Hannity types at Fox News are really no different than your Don Lemons on CNN. Each are given a narrative to push (usually false) and they push it like it's going out of style. The only mainstream media type that doesn't seem to script on Tucker Carlson. Not sure how he gets away with it.
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  10410.  @youryoutubeyoda  You're never going to live comfortably if you don't project influence around your region to begin with. Cattle isn't going to help your trade deals in the long term nor help you safeguard your energy supplies. A lot of the reasons the nation is suffering is also due to the insane corruption of the people. It's an extremely corrupt society which makes it difficult for anything to run smoothly. Hell you yourself have probably tried to scam someone in the past 2 weeks yourself lol
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  10411.  @julius43461  Well it wouldn't be a horrible precedent if both sides came to an agreement.
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  10412.  @ddoumeche  Projecting power and influence is a tad bit different than outright imperialism. I don't think this guy wants to restore them actually annexing these places. The mere idea of it is insanity, assuming they're even considering it is even more insane.
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  10413.  @ΚωνσταντίνοςΜαργέτης-ζ2κ  How about 2020? Now is this what you actually believe? Or is this what you want to believe?
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  10414. @PS-383. I think you fail to realize the dance Putin and Erdogan are playing with each other. One stings the other in Syria and then in turn the stung party turns around and stings in Ukraine. This isn't about anyone changing their minds, this is about these two leaders testing to see how far they can push the other. What Erdogan did was essentially telling Putin that if he backs out of his agreements in Syria, Turkey will back out of it's agreements such as the one with the Azov commanders. This is how they communicate.
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  10415. The titles of these videos need to be more honest. They're not pro Palestinian protestors. They're anti genocide protestors.
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  10416. 100x.
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  10417. Yea a dictator who's party lost the midterm elections. I've never seen that happen before.
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  10418. What exactly do people in Gaza being put to death have to do with Turkey? What are you smoking Goldberger?
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  10419.  @harrodsfan  Have you compared that to the human rights violations of the nations they're being compared to by the guy you responded to?
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  10420.  @bradwilliams1598  To be fair this usually isn't true in most conflicts.
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  10421.  @shuttlespace04  The way you debate, I doubt you're from a civilized nation. Do me a favor, please do not migrate to where I live. Thanks.
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  10422. What makes this crazier is that Israel killed more civilians in 8 days than the total number of civilians that died in the huge Ukraine Russia war in nearly 2 years. You'd have to literally go out of your way to slaughter civilians to put up numbers like that. Just to give some prospective on what Israel is doing. But somehow we're supposed to buy the fact Putin is a war criminal and Bibi is not? How does that work exactly.
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  10423. Truth be told this guy isn't wrong. He just said out loud what a lot of nations have been thinking for a while. Some weak irrelevant European nation comes to them dictating terms they can't possibly have the leverage to enforce and everyone is looking at them like they're crazy. This guy basically just told France STFU, you have no part in this we have zero respect for your opinion on the matter. Kindly fuk off lol
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  10424. Well according to their latest news, their parliament has already been colonized by Qatar lol
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  10425.  @patrickmeyer2598  Hard to take a chill pill when people use that type of language to commit genocide.
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  10426. I wouldn't even call what they've been doing propaganda. Propaganda is supposed to be believable. They literally come off as unhinged and detached from reality.
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  10427.  @alaanasser3243  The Biden regime gave up on toppling Assad. They're on plan B to keep influence there by propping up and growing a terrorist organization willing to work with us. We're also using the oil in Syria to finance the growth of this terrorist organization. I don't use the term terrorist organization as hyperbole, this group is quite literally on America's list of terrorist organizations. To make it legal for us to arm them to the teeth, our government politely asked the terrorist organization to change it's name lol I'm not kidding.
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  10428. @Krang_Shreddy Lets be realistic. Even if you hate Russia you have to come to the simple conclusion that by the time Ukraine joins nato (which it won't) it will be a ruined and rump state. Russia already took 90% of the territories it wanted from Ukraine.
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  10429. @Elias Papadopoulous. The grey wolves as an organization have been non existence in that country since the 1980s. The only nationalistic party (largely a watered down version of nationalism) the MHP barely gets 10% of the vote. What in the world are you harping about? As far as Golden Dawn, if that is the type of government the people of Greece want, that is what they should have. They shouldn't use undemocratic methods like jailing their leaders or putting pressure on the party to prevent people from voting for them. You know the power bases of the nation are worried the people will vote for an ultra nationalist group or even a fascist one and therefore are forced to use undemocratic methods to prevent this.
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  10430.  @jackgalmitz  Everyone on the planet seems to know where Gaza is now. After Israel made Gaza famous for being the sight of the type of genocide the world hasn't seen since WW2.
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  10431.  @jackgalmitz  Care to explain your logic? How exactly is it that you can't be facing genocide charges while also continuing to commit the act.
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  10432.  @Tom-ch4zx you speak as if using a fully mechanized army to go after women and children is lawful
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  10433. If you want a deep dive, this isn't the guy you want doing it for you. This channel specializes in easy to understand simplistic narratives pushed by the mainstream. Also why this group shut down isn't complicated. USAID got shut down. The money ran out.
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  10434. Channels which use fake news are their main source to craft simple and easy to understand narratives don't do deep dives.
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  10435.  @Blitzkers99  We know what the Indians can't provide Armenia with. Toilets lol
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  10436. @Greg that's a pretty stupid question.
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  10437. @Iammronald, they all want to.
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  10438.  @bertnl530  A few trucks here and there make it through the Egyptian border, according to statistics it is only about 10% of the daily needs of the people. Just because a few people get to eat from that 10% that gets in, doesn't mean the other 90% aren't starving. Stop trying to rationalize what the genocidal apartheid regime is doing over there. You guys are doubling down way too hard on this, so hard that your'e going to lose all support from the entire globe. Even from conservative Americans like me. Keep this up.....
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  10439.  @DanDan10101  The civilians that died on Oct 7th? You mean the ones who were later proven to be killed by the IDF via their Hannibal directive? With helicopter pilots admitting they mowed down their own civilians at the festival? That Oct 7th? That is the IDF for you, not only are they guilty of genocide, they also don't mind mowing down their own civilians. Killers for sure.
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  10440. You basically described every president in every war in the past 300 years.
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  10441.  @mhmdmar  In a totalitarian state "Security stuff" is usually the first form of speech they go after.
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  10442.    Doesn't change the fact that what he said is true does it?
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  10443.  @Blacksaintknowpercapita  I wasn't saying it was your problem. I was taking a jab at Pakistan.
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  10444. @Texas Perhaps the fact his part lost the midterm elections in a humiliating fashion? Perhaps the fact he wasn't able to win the first round and will have to go to a dangerous run-off now? Perhaps the fact their elections are extremely transparent where they even invite international monitors to check their entire system during the election? Facts>hairbrain theories lol If he loses the fun off, he's gone. If he wins he stays. It's that simple. This isn't an American presidential election.
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  10445. @Rowandowland1391, Like him or hate him Trump was pretty open about how he felt about things. It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to guess how he'd handle certain events.
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  10446.  @trilingualkid  Just like it is people's right to find him ridiculous for it.
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  10447. You also saw the level of damage they did to the Saudi Regime during all that.
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  10448.  @PedofiIe_Muhammad  Wasn't it freed in 1453. I heard some dude made it great again.
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  10449. @Sin City, tell that to the Ukrainians.
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  10450.  @louisecorchevolle9241  So you're basically admitting that Russia brutally invaded and occupied Crimea against the wishes of it's natives? Interesting. So according to your logic it would be okay for Nato to invade areas where Russians now live and simply say "it was gained by xyz" and now belongs to someone else? No, I'd imagine you'd be crying high holy murder if that happened. Crimea in reality doesn't belong to Russia or Ukraine, it belongs to Crimeans.
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  10451.  @jast1na  You can't simply hold a referendum in a place and then say it's part of another nation autonomous. You have a lot to learn about international law.
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  10452.  @jaimelock3966  Even if someone saw an EU diplomat they wouldn't notice him/her. No one cares what the EU thinks.
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  10453. @ geo political reasoning stems from ability. If you don’t have a functional army it surely affects your strategy no?
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  10454.  @aadanaadan9109  Considering LGBTQ extremism is being shoved down people's throats against their will. I'd imagine the reality is the opposite.
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  10455. More people would have died and Azerbaijan would have lost the one biggest moral high ground they recently attained. When Armenia invaded this region in the 1990s massive amounts of civilians were slaughtered. When Azerbaijan invaded last year only a few dozen civilians died during the entire war. If they did what you say you wanted them to do, a lot of civilians would have died and again they would have lost that moral high ground they now have.
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  10456. I'm fairly sure Kurds weren't stuffed into concentration camps. Not to mention the fact they dont' live in an apartheid state. Civil wars are nasty. But what Israel is doing goes far beyond any normal civil war that happens to nations. Your argument is as ridiculous as me using the fact the Union killed 500,000 confederates to rationalize Israel's concentration camps.
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  10457.  @DrorBenAmi-w4u  Gaza is a concentration camp, it literally fits the definition to a T. Assuming you care about what words mean and how they're defined. When you stuff people into an area and wall them in. When they can't leave or come back without your permission. When they can't trade. When you don't allow them to build ports. When you don't give them sea access. When you control their food intake. When you control their water intake. Onto Egypt, well that one is quite interesting as well. When Egypt had an election a man named Morsi won the election and opened the border crossing. Then Obama and Israel decided this was bad news and had a military leader overthrow the government and take power (Sisi) Sisi did as he promised and sealed off the border again. The people of Gaza seeing this guy help enclose their concentration camp, how do you think they feel about this military dictator. You think that dictator who's grip on power is slowly slipping away because his people hate him going to allow 2 million more people who hate him into his country? Seriously? See one day you're going to realize something, facts don't care about your feelings.
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  10458.  @ArisAris-fs1ip  In times of stability where goods flow all around the globe with no issues Greece could easily survive or even thrive "like this." But unfortunately in times of instability Greece is in an extremely dangerous position due to the fact that nearly nothing is produced there. Can't really blame the Greeks for not producing either, a lot of this boils down to simple geography. Greece wasn't blessed large fertile flatlands for mass farming, not blessed with natural resources nor was it blessed with terrain that is easy to build infrastructure on to move goods around efficiently. So in answer to your question about "how a country can survive like this." If instability gets really bad and passes a certain critical point. Greece probably won't survive.
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  10459. @Stubbornscribes, the only thing nations like France are imposing in Africa is imposing a situation where France is stealing all their resources. If France did exactly what you're proposing without causing trouble, in the long term it would aid in the development of these nations. But we both know that isn't going to happen. They're going to fund some armed group, terrorist organization or regional military to stir up trouble there.
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  10460.  @High.Desert the fate of all apartheid states are on a road that lead to one place. Collapse. It simply isn’t sustainable in the modern world. Will it take 2 years, 10 years or 25 years from now? No one knows What we do know is apartheid regimes will collapse. Ask the South Africans how that works
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  10461. @Taner, when the government tells you what an interest rate is, you have a baked in conflict of interest. We have the same issue here in America, our government tells us interest rates are at 5 percent when everyone knows it's closer to 20-30 percent.
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  10462.  @santoshramraju3558  Not according to international law. The law>Your emotions.
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  10463.  @seimassmirda  It's funny how when societies which haven't lost their minds give sound advice you automatically counter it with a 3rd grade talking point. I doubt Putin is hiring Indian bots lol Your society is being torn at the seems, your entire economic structure is looking to crumble in the next decade and you're still spouting pre approved talking points like a robot. This is surreal.
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  10464. Sisi goes from being an installed Netanyahu puppet controlling Egypt to not taking his calls. lol Talk about a swift turn of events.
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  10465. Anyone buying shares in starbucks is getting wrecked. If you want to lose money, by all means buy the shares.
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  10466. @hakanozaslan9571no one cares what the Germans think. It is a banana republic no one respects.
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  10467.  @jonathanmamo2079  I guess you forgot that not too long ago the western backed Tigray forces were able to topple the Ethiopian government when Turkey stepped in and saved them with drones. The backbone of the Ethiopian military is now those same drones. So you're saying they're going to attack the nation that actually supplies the ammunition to these weapons? lol So you think the Turks are going to give Ethiopia ammunition to attack Turkey with? Good luck selling that argument. lol
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  10468.  @marchmelloow  As Ben says to others. "Facts don't care about your feelings." He is entitled to his feelings, he can be upset. What he can't do is have a full blown emotional meltdown with insane talking points and still expect people to respect his reason and logic.
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  10469.  @koospensioen  You can't stuff people into a concentration camp for nearly 2 decades and act shocked if they get violent. Fact of the matter is Israel is guilty of some of the worst war crimes since WW2. No nation on this planet in the modern age behaves the way the Apartheid Zionist regime does.
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  10470. @Henrikgrigor384. You enjoying praying for war criminals? Interesting.
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  10471.  @Randy-jz9ox  so you’re saying you have no response to the facts I have presented? Expected.
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  10472. The EU is dependent on everyone.
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  10473.  @caili999 is he wrong about Israel though?
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  10474. So that is one how excuses plunging 200 million people into poverty and starvation? Not to mention the mass slaughter of millions? That would be like me shooting you in the head, slaughtering your family, robbing your house and then claiming I shouldn't be judged for it because anyone else with the opportunity would have done it to you. That may or may not be true but it doesn't make it right does it? France must one day account for these crimes.
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  10475. So Europe shouldn't trade with France either? You know because of the entire authoritarian regime there and all.
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  10476. I don't think people realize what this conflict is going to do and how it is going to change the world. The Ukraine war put a huge dent in western hegemonic powers. This conflict just took a sledge hammer to it. I really don't see a way back after this. The global south is simply going to slowly turn it's back on the globalists. This isn't going to end well for us.
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  10477. He'll have no choice. What do you think he is Joe Biden where he can marshal all the powers of the globalist elites to help him win?
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  10478. They're not there to fight for freedom or justice. They're there to because it's an opportunity to kill Russian soldiers. If you know anything about what Russia did to their country years ago, you'd know this. They dont' give a flying fuk about your high minded ideals lol Just like they probably don't think men can get pregnant and 500 different genders exist.
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  10479. According to what criteria did you expect better from Biden? All the signs were there. Especially when he started leaking names about who would be in his cabinet. Anyone paying attention knew wars were coming.
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  10480.  @apmoy70  Yea because anyone who doesn't agree with your point of view must be from X ethnic group. Right.
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  10481.  @AimForMyHead81 What is it with some people where anytime someone doesn't agree with their insane worldview that person must be from "X ethnic group." Do you have any idea how ridiculous that is?
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  10482.  @fun2222  English please.
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  10483. He will do nothing, he is too busy facilitating the transfer of oil to israel. Lets be realistic here, Erdogan has lost the plot.
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  10484.  @brettmoore3194  Because they're genetically damaged inbreds who essentially put themselves in that situation?
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  10485. I don't think these two clowns would have the balls to bring on a scholar about an issue they know very little of. They'd get ripped apart. All their off the shelf talking points would be dismantled one by one. They know it.
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  10486.  @saracen638  This is generally the case with groups of people who have fallen into mass delusion. Any small bits of facts which contradict their delusion will send them into fits of rage and hysteria. You also notice this with the crowd who thinks men can get pregnant and that gender is a social construct. Throw any bit of facts or simple biology at them and immediately they'll have a melt down and get either aggressive or hysterical. Again this is all normal behavior for groups of people who have fallen into the well of mass delusion. Which is demonstrably the case with the pro Zionism crowd. They simply don't realize that reality and facts don't really care about how they "feel."
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  10487.  @avengemybreath3084  You just proved my point. Obviously you'll feel that way when his facts come in contradiction with your delusional worldview. You pro Zionist folks remind me a lot of the crowd who thinks men can get pregnant and gender is a social construct. Both of you react the same exact way when your delusions are confronted with reality.
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  10488. And who is going to come remove it? France? lol
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  10489. @Sammy Kyriakides, Turkey asks to negotiate Greece says no. Turkey asks to take it to court, Greece says no. I'm also not sure I'd take Greece to court if I were Turkey. Greece has already lost an international court case to Macedonia but refused to implement the courts decision. So why would anyone waste their time assuming Greece will adhere to the outcome when they've already proven their complete and utter disregard for them. This little nation is playing a very dangerous game, the same game they played on Cyprus and we all know how that ended for them.
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  10490. Except France doesn't have anything called freedom of expression. They actually have thought crimes in France. You can literally go to jail for having the wrong opinion on a matter.
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  10491.  @nathancoppini6928  Yes we have utmost respect for them. Yet we keep electing leaders who use our tax dollars to exterminate them. Welcome to America :O(
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  10492. Netanyahu is only the face of a much larger problem for humanity. Zionism.
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  10493. I'd imagine the BBC is now scrambling to figure out what kind of language they can use to spin this.
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  10494. @talkinsense9115. Are we talking about the same IDF? The IDF of today is not the IDF of the 1970s. This is the same IDF which tried to occupy Lebanon twice and got beaten back by a bunch of rag tag militia groups who didn't have modern arms. The IDF of today is nothing more than an organization trained in the art of killing women and children. When they have to fight against men with guns? No so much. Any half decent military would wipe the floor with the IDF. You don't even have to look too far either, the Turks not far to the north of there would probably destroy the entire IDF in a week with 20% of their army. "outsmarts all other countries" lol give me a break. They're having trouble handling a bunch of guys in sandals and homemade weapons.
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  10495. @James Freeman, also because it would be a hard sell. Helping the side which is illegally occupying their neighbor's territory, not to mention the 800,000 civilians they ethnically cleansed from it. Again, very very hard sell to get everyone on board with that.
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  10496.  @jamesfreeman7954  The MSM had little coverage of this and the little they did have they literally tried to defend the side which was legally wrong. It's also not that Armenia offers nothing geopolitically, it's more so a matter of it being an area the west cant' enter.
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  10497.  @mariapaulaarocavidal9087  They've also changed the definition of the word democracy.
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  10498. @Michael Dvorak, yea that's their number one goal. The moment they have nukes to use them on Israel so 30 seconds later they can die too. It's brilliant I tell you.
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  10499. @Rico Germany's best bet is to finance Poland's military into getting even bigger and stronger, much like a buffer. No chance Germany will be building up a suitable military force anytime soon (if ever)
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  10500.  @sssd3461  People don't change overnight. If you can't understand why Germany cannot be a military powerhouse, It's not my job to work around your stupidity.
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  10501.  @sssd3461  Demographic collapse for starters. A culture which has completely and utterly emasculated their men. An entire generation of men who will outright refuse to go to war. The psychological scars of wars past and the fear of anything militaristic. The reality is in the future Poland will probably be the one defending Germany. Not the other way around. Unless you're going to tell me all the migrants who flooded Germany and will probably be a majority at that country will build a high tech military for them? Is that your contention?
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  10502.  @joebloggs-j8h numbers are verified by international aid organizations working there. Which is why no one aside from trolls dispute those numbers
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  10503.  @aristoskonstantinou1248  So what will he (in your opinion) learn when he wakes up? Is his premise wrong? Even American military leaders are quite open about the fact that in a non nuclear ground war, Turkey would wreck Israel. It wouldn't even be a fight. Yes the Turks can get ridiculous talking about how they're going to invade the world, it is insane and unrealistic. But they would wreck Israel and pretty much any nation in that region quite easily.
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  10504.  @05ratraj  what exactly is he dreaming about?
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  10505.  @mrpanda6556 that is generally what happens when you sell out for a few bags of British gold.
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  10506.  @mrpanda6556  the Hashemites took British bribes also. Difference is unlike the Saudis they sold out for a lot. It didn’t take much for the Saudis to sell out, they did it for less. Read your history. I doubt the current ruling family is much different today than their grandfathers were. They’d sell their mothers if offered enough gold
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  10507. @Bsetshowscenes7390. Let me understand your logic here. Anyone who stands against the stealing of people's homes, the slaughtering of their children and the survivors being shoved history's largest concentration camp is a terrorist? Interesting, please tell me more. How about people who like puppies, are they terrorists too?
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  10508. There is only one party in that region pushing for war. Can you guess who it is?
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  10509.  @surojeetchatterjee  🤣🤣🤣🤣 ww1? You do realize around the time the Indians were too busy bending over for the British to do their business. Not to mention weak Indian soldiers were used by the Brits as cannon fodder. I get that these facts trigger your emotions. I understand that but unfortunately that is the reality of the situation. Im' doing you a favor by giving you a dose of reality.
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  10510.  @surojeetchatterjee  You do realize you're referring to people who still defecate in the streets right? You understand this?
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  10511.  @cadmk  The guy is delusional.
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  10512.  @cadmk  They don't even know what a Zionist is. They just get excited over nonsense.
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  10513.  @ammoshos  I'm not too sure about Syria and Libya but in Cyprus they weren't the bullies. They went to save a minority group on an island who were able to be ethnically cleansed by bullies.
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  10514.  @stavroskoul732  No stroke, he's just English. He'll change his mind 10 more times before the conflict starts. lol
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  10515. @Egglights, You're absolutely right, even asking that question is quite ridiculous. Obviously they don't want a war right on their doorstep.
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  10516.  @aylinguluzade5962  You do realize Libya, Syria, Iraq and Azerbaijan aren't in Ukraine right? Yes wars do not end supporting rebels and we can have a long conversation about Erdogan's support of rebels in Syria and why it's a terrible thing to do. However in Ukraine the Ukrainian government aren't "rebels" they're a fully internationally recognized government which have full legal rights to purchase weapons from anyone they please. Please learn how to debate like a rational human being while learning how to stay on topic. Civilized people debate rationally and not emotionally, this is a trait you must learn if you're going to engage in conversation within an international platform like this. If not, you will be exposed.
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  10517.  @aylinguluzade5962  Why would any nation not care about a war which would most likely cut off 50% of it's natural gas imports? Are you seriously that insane? Or are you simply so ignorant that anytime you come into an international arena to debate you make yourself and your people look like raving lunatics. Your talking points might work well in your small circle locally but here, you'll actually be called out on your insanity.
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  10518.  @ItsJustnotCricket  You might want to tell that to the Israelies. Not the people they've slaughtered then stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp.
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  10519. Seriously? Weak tiny man as opposed to the powerful and perfectly in shape Biden? lol
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  10520. Isn't this that fake news lady that was exposed by Jordan Peterson? Should someone with this type of dubious character be allowed to give us news on such important matters?
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  10521.  @meerosman9696  I wasn't looking for an answer. I think it's fairly obvious to the entire planet what the answer already is.
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  10522.  @lilacer6841  A rational society would have done just that. But let us be clear. France and Germany are no longer what I'd call rational societies. I predict in 100 years Europe will be a 3rd world hellhole. Strangled by it's own delusions and dogma.
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  10523.  @skipklauber1162 imagine walking away because the deal you were offered was your certain death.
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  10524. What in the world is a zoomer?
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  10525.  @franksullivan1873  In recently history raising kids right shielded them from all the insanity and nonsense in society. But children today, the nonsense they're being fed is so often and so strong I'm not sure if even the best parenting can stop them from having flawed characters. We'll see come to fruition in like 20 years. The only real choice is homeschooling at this point. 10-20 years ago good parenting could save the day. Not sure so today.
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  10526.  @op25500  That is a very valid point
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  10527.  @JasonR-yi5xn  You literally didn't understand the original post did you?
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  10528. The pressure finally got to them. It won't change their policy though, nothing will change. Just their rhetoric has changed. Noone is fooled.
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  10529. So you're saying these soldiers claimed dead are alive?
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  10530.  @subhamnaskar1156  It would be safer for you to distance yourself from analyzing the world through your emotions.
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  10531. Having to tie up all your 100,000,000 dollar planes to shoot down thousands of 1 million dollar drones isn't an appealing situation for any air force to deal with.
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  10532.  @forfun5238  Shooting them down with another drone as you claimed earlier is a big thing. So big that no nation on earth has done it yet on the field of battle.
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  10533.  @haykgrigor  So you're saying it's okay to invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 civilians? Is that the argument you're making?
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  10534.  @kanabis134  You'd be surprised how many people pay attention to what is going on around the world these days. Especially with the massive amounts of information online. This isn't the 1990s where the media pretty much decides what you're allowed to know. Hell just check the comments sections about any major media outlet covering this story. People are screaming about fake news and how they're presenting false narratives. It isn't as easy to distract or fool people as it used to be.
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  10535.  @jinkaneo3973 yes you’re referring to the narrative cage I was talking about. The EU is literally an institution which cancels election results when the people vote for the wrong guy. Then they ban that guy from running in the next election they force the country to hold. Surely Erdogan isn’t the standard bearer of democracy. But EU leaders calling him out is the pot calling the kettle black. When you break these narratives down with facts you realize how ridiculous they really are
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  10536. Give those nations more time. They really aren't in a position to be doing what you're asking them to do. Few of them have the ability to actually defend themselves. Even fewer if any have popular governments who aren't so fragile that anything can topple them. So they stay quiet. You really can't expect the leaders of nations like that to have the ability to speak as open and forcefully as Erdogan, even if they want to. They don't have the advantages he has.
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  10537.  @Bounty4ul  I highly doubt any of these nations are afraid of Israel. Israel's military capabilities (contrary to popular belief) aren't really enough to scare many nations. What these nations are afraid of is an intervention by America. They saw what happened to Saddam, they saw what happened to Libya and they saw what almost happened to Assad. If these nations were more stable, had better functioning military forces, if their leaders had popular support from the people, then yes they could be reacting to this in a way you want them to react. And before we put these nations down, lets also remember that many of them are brand new states. These nations haven't had independence for very long and they're just learning the art of governance and statecraft. Lets take Saudi Arabia for instance. Their ruling elite were goat herders just a few generations ago. You can't expect them to run a foreign policy like the Turks or the Persians for example who've had experience and state institutions running continuously for nearly 1000 years they can rely on. The Arab people were put into a really dark place after WW1. It will take them time to climb out of it and they are accelerating their climb. They will get to a point where they can act independently, like I said earlier they just need time. Like you I would also like to see neighboring states take a more active role in defending the dignity of the Palestinians. But we also have to be realistic in what these nations can and cannot accomplish right now. Also I see a lot of people in the Muslim community hoping for a military intervention for this issue. Me personally, I don't think a military intervention is in the cards. Lets assume for a second America left the region and the Arab states flooded into Israel and defeated the IDF. Have you ever heard of the "Sampson option" the Israelies keep talking about? It is a doctrine of theirs that if their state falls by military force, they will take everyone with them using nukes. Yes it sounds crazy but do you believe those extremist zionists won't do this? So again there is no military solution here. The apartheid state must be dismantled just like the apartheid regime in South Africa was dismantled. Through political pressure, economic pressure and worldwide awareness. That train has already left the tracks, it is only a matter of time, they cannot keep the Palestinians stuffed into concentration camps forever. Sorry for the long post, I hope you took the time to read it. Pray for Palestine.
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  10538.  @surojeetchatterji9966  No one in civilized nations gives a rat's arse about Indian internal matters. But in youtube comments sections I notice Indians for one reason or another are obsessed with the Turks lol
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  10539.  @Nickel_Eye  I don't remember anyone claiming the dude has democratic values or that he'd never hurt a fly. The only thing we really have is obvious evidence to go off. Armenia invades this region in the 1990s: 800,000 civilians get ethnically cleansed.. Azerbaijan invades recently invades the region: A few dozen civilians die. Pretty big compare and contrast there no?
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  10540.  @AG-vb6vv  Yes Armenia has faced genocide at the hands of Turkey. So if it's wrong for the Turks do to this over 100 years ago, what makes you think it's okay for Armenians to do the same thing to the Azeris just a few decades ago? You do realize you sound like a lunatic no?
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  10541.  @AG-vb6vv  So said every single war crimes denier in the history of war crimes deniers. Do you guys all buy the same "how to deny war crimes" guide book or something? Why would I support one group who recently committed genocide against another group, merely due to the fact that they themselves were subject to genocide by someone else 100 years ago? Do you have any idea how crazy that sounds? So again have you been studying how the Turks deny war crimes that you're using the same exact tactics? "Oh it never happened" "The numbers are inflated" "they did worse to us" "both sides committed crimes" "They deserved it because of some historical XYZ." "It's exaggerated" "It's propaganda by XYZ" Hmm where have I heard all these same excuses before? Oh and btw, 800,000 Azeri civilians were ethnically cleansed from that region when the Armenians illegally seized it. That is no small number and please don't tell me they all up and vanished into thin air like a fart in the wind.
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  10542.  @AG-vb6vv  Except innocents were killed, A LOT OF THEM. Also you don't need to be from ethnic group 1 or 2 to be a war crimes denier. Which you seem to be working really hard to do. Do you also club baby seals as a hobby? On a side note if the Azeris start slaughtering civilians and the rest of them started fleeing, then yes it would be ethnic cleansing. Unfortunately for your talking point, that hasn't happened. In fact it's been quite the opposite. When the Armenians illegally invaded NK over 30,000 civilians were slaughtered and 800,000 ethnically cleansed. Now the Azeris have invaded it and less civilians have died than normally do from car accidents. Pretty interesting compare and contrast no? You need to understand that FACTS > YOUR FEELINGS.
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  10543.  @bogjesrbin484  So the Turks killing 1.5 million Armenians well over 100 years ago is somehow more important than the Armenians ethnically cleansing over 800,000 Azeris not too long ago? Objectively it's quite the opposite. The criminals who perpetrated the killings of Armenians in 1915 are all dead. The Criminals who perpetrated the ethnic cleansing of the Azeris in the 1990s are still alive and still not in jail. I find it surreal that you'll want to elevate knowledge of one crime against humanity and completely ignore another. It doesn't work that way.
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  10544.  @davidroscoe3815  You're right about prisoners, Hamas already offered to release their 140 or so prisoners if Israel is willing to release the over 7,000 Palestinian prisoners it is holding. Most of them women and children. Israel said no. As far as Egypt? Why talk to Egypt? Talking to Egypt made sense when they had an elected leader. Who btw was toppled by an Israeli backed coup and an Israeli puppet dictator was installed. So why talk to him, why not talk to his boss in Tel Aviv?
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  10545.  @davidroscoe3815  As far as illegal settlements, I've recently learned the entire landmass of Israel is an illegal settlement. That is what this conflict did, made people curious and made people research. Pandoras box has been opened, there really is no going back. Too many people now know what Israel is. The age of information is great isn't it?
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  10546.  @davidroscoe3815  Who are you to say who is innocent and who is not. Those prisoners were illegally taken as hostages. Israel has zero legal jurisdiction over the west bank. You simply cannot go into areas which are outside your internationally recognized borders and randomly start arresting people and imprisoning them. They are hostages, no different than the hostages that Hamas has. Except for 2 differences. 1. There are over 7,000 of them. 2. There is a lot of evidence many of them have been sexually abused. Hamas has 1. A bit over 100 prisoners. 2. Zero evidence of any of them being abused, sexual or otherwise. Imagine being so barbaric that your behavior makes a group like Hamas look like boyscouts. This is the face of the Apartheid regime of Israel. Facts>Your feelings.
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  10547.  @rogerdiogo6893  In their case it was over printing their currency. You should check into how much money their people get paid in their own currency. You do understand the relationship between currencies right?
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  10548.  @rogerdiogo6893  Printing money isn't the only cause of inflation but usually the most likely. Turkey isn't printing money either and they have inflation like Cuba. Anything else you'd like to add captain obvious? While claiming salaries haven't gone up in Venezuela meanwhile salaries in their own currency are up like 5000% lol
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  10549.  @nickgreek6449  I'd imagine your government is more likely to start a war than them.
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  10550. Alexandros Chousakos, I'm not sure I'd use the word awe inspiring to describe a campaign to attack your neighbor and engage in ethnic cleansing. If you find such a thing aw inspiring, I pity to think how you'd describe an old woman being pushed down the stairs. "A great bit of fun." ?
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  10551. @Arman Peterson, That does sound rather strange. You know what is stranger? Imagine trying to join a collective defense organization where every member has a legal obligation to defend you while at the same time you're funding armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of said member? Yup, Sweden. The nation run by woke geniuses lol
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  10552.  @GratDuForloradeArgumentet  See that is a fair position to hold. Unfortunately for you your government doesn't share your views. Also don't forget that it was Sweden which applied for Nato membership, not Nato asking Sweden.
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  10553. They're not there yet. They're getting there though. They still have a lot of constraints they need to work through before they start asserting themselves as in the past. I'd say another 50 years or so and they'll be the 800lbs elephant in the room again.
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  10554.  @asala2116  One doesn't need to be a paid troll to see insanity and feel the need to point it out. Is that what you do? You make insane arguments and when they're pointed out you get triggered and scream troll? Is your debate position this weak? Is this what you do? You go online and glorify ethnic cleansing and war crimes?
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  10555.  @rayman991  Who knows and at this point who really cares right? The conflict is resolved. All left is for Armenia to pay reparations to the families of the 800,000 civilians it ethnically cleansed in the 1990s.
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  10556. I wasn't able to get through this video. Piers is literally unbearable. He literally acts like a 4 year old child who closes their ears and keeps shouting the same thing over and over again.
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  10557.  @txt4r  This past conflict made a lot of Americans do their research. More people than we think are waking up to this reality. Even most Jewish people I know are waking up to the reality of what Israel is and what Zionism does. They are in fact more angry than the rest of us considering this is all being done by Atheists in their name. This is all just surreal and insane.
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  10558. @Jascam, I'm sure when the gun was first used guys with swords screamed cowardice. When the first tank entered the battlefield same situation, people screamed cowardice. First airplane attack from the air? Yup you guessed it cowardice. Fact of the matter is if used properly these drones can hit their targets with precision lowering civilian casualties. In the past to stop people like this from shelling civilians (like they were doing in the video) you'd have to level half that block to get them. Which would defeat the purpose since you also would be killing civilians to get them. Drones used properly save lives. Unless you decide to use them like Obama did.
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  10559.  You Tube  A country asking other nations to refer to the by the same name they refer to themselves is a sign of corruption and absolute power? Hmmm. Please elaborate.
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  10560. @Rocktostone, ONe doesn't have to be a Palestinian or a supporter to tell you what Hamas is to Gaza. First off Gaza is the world's only and history's largest concentration camp. Hamas is the resistance group to the people shoved into that concentration camp.
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  10561.  @samfazers8818  "Go to war with England." Are you serious? Without hiding behind America's skirt, there is literally nothing England can do.
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  10562.  @pandemonium7120  Any following what is going on it's fairly obvious Greece for one reason or another is trying to provoke a conflict. I can't for the life of me understand why or what they'd have to gain from it.
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  10563.  @nickmanning3913  Are you referring to Bolton? Yes he is almost like a bot. Pushing pro war insane narratives like a programmed robot.
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  10564.  @NARKISDUDE  The wars generally started when the Palestinians had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp in history. If we're going to start talking about crimes against humanity, we have to start with the IDF no? If we compiled statistics they'd probably be in the all time hall of fame of war crimes.
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  10565.  @def-po8tu  Actually none of this would have happened if those people didn't have their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. Your argument is legitimately insane. That is like saying the slave revolts happened because they slaves one day woke up and decided to attack their captures. No rational person is going to be these types of arguments anymore. War criminals need to be taken to justice. The world cannot simply turn a blind eye to apartheid and concentration camps. Or worse, our tax dollars being sent to prop up these concentration camps. Enough is enough.
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  10566. If one wanted to save innocence they'd simply avoid fake news outlets like BBC all together. Hell at least in the comments section you can find some tooth in that mess. Something you'll never find with BBC.
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  10567.  @tugrulgul570  No one claimed America to be a race. Still doesn't change the fact that the Germans have a hell of a difficult time assimilating people. Perhaps they're doing something wrong?
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  10568. @Captainconditor. The treaty of 2020 was signed by Armenia proper, not the entity in NK. And yes they can claim the Zangezur passage legally. It was part of the 2020 ceasefire which Armenia signed. Being a nation which simply doesnt' adhere to what you sign puts you in a horrible spot in the future. Next time you're attacked the other side simply won't trust your ceasefire terms and keep coming. It looks like that is where Armenia is eventually headed. If Azerbaijan does have a fullscale invasion of Armenia I'll tell you exactly how it will play out. Iran will freak out, make a ton of threats and send weapons to Armenia. But they won't actually send their military over that mountain range and expose themselves to getting wrecked by Turkey. Then you have the west, like the Persians we'll scream and shout. Make threats and even slap a bunch of sanctions on Azerbaijan and that will be the full extent of it. We have no logistical way to get an army into that region without sparking ww3. No one is going to risk all that for Armenia. The only nation which can stop Azerbaijan from doing this is Russia. But considering how badly Armenia backstabbed Russia we'll see how that plays out. I wouldn't be shocked if Armenia as a country simply stopped existing in the next 50 years.
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  10569. Drag queen shows on military bases. Overpriced military equipment where the companies who make them all hire ex generals who did them "favors." Commercials about a 96lbs girl in the military who will fight off the Chinese for us. Oh and btw she has two mothers.
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  10570.  @hanshansen3885  Not when said hackers are working in the military like in China's case.
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  10571.  @johnpatsias4454  You do realize you're talking about the same guy and group of guys who wrote millions of articles telling us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and we must go to war right? You can't cherry pick the insanity of these interventionist globalists when it suits your petty interests. Anyone who agrees with anything Michael Rubin says needs to have their heads checked. Read into this guy's history my man and how often he's simply either been wrong or outright lied.
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  10572.  @seenenough1200  There is no way Ukrainian oil could be taken to America at an effective cost. What in the world are you harping about.
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  10573.  @markray6113  The establishment has interests in Ukraine. They really have no interest in the wellbeing of their voters. That is what this has devolved into. You can't find baby formula? Shut up and take it. If you complain we'll brand you a domestic terrorist.
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  10574.  @abadairshi  To be fair all nations and blocks run double standard foreign policy. I can't think of one nation which doesn't. What grinds my gears though is when any nation or block goes out of their way to make it seem like their policy is rule based when it isn't.
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  10575. For a long time they were able to dictate terms to people they deemed inferior. They haven't gotten the memo that their power has waned and no one takes them seriously anymore. Reminds me of the time France tried to threaten Turkey by sending warships to their coast, Turkey responded by sending even more warships and the French Navy had to leave with it's tail tucked between it's legs.
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  10576.  @mustafakurtulus8874  Far be it from any of us to talk about what is and isn't good for you guys in your own nation, you will decide your own fate (for better or worse). I will however point out insane statements made such as the comment Ernesto made. Which itself is rather strange because he himself is a second class citizen here in our country.
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  10577. You love war crimes ?
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  10578.  @YoUrMoMhA  Well at least you're honest about the fact you're a horrible person who claims to love the mass murder of unarmed women and children.
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  10579.  @Aboertmann  "Apartheid, concentration camps and genocide are wrong" "Yes, yes but do you condemn Hamas" lol This is our ridiculous our society and political discourse have gotten. They've tricked half of society to believe men can get pregnant, then they've tricked the other half into blaming victims who scratched a rapist's face. "Do you condemn the woman who scratched the man's face" Failing to mention it happened while she was being attacked. This is insanity.
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  10580.  @wendylafolle  That is outright false. You can easily look up the laws they have on the books. These people do not have full rights, not even close. The legal system is a two tiered legal system with plenty of sets of different laws based on one's ethnicity. It isn't like these things are difficult to demonstrate either, they're literally codified in law. It is what it is but you have to admit Israel is an apartheid state. Again something which is easily demonstrable.
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  10581.  @wendylafolle  Well I can give you about 600 examples but I'll give you a few. Example 1:Law of Return (1950) and Israeli Citizenship Law (1952): granting every Jew in Israel, the OPT and abroad, the superior status and rights of Jewish nationals of Israel, including the rights to immigrate with their families and automatic citizenship; Palestinians do not have this right of return or the same access that Jews do. So you have one set of laws for one ethnic group and a different set of laws for another. Definition? Apartheid. Example 2: Basic Law: the Knesset (1958), Section 7A: providing, a.o., that Israel is a “Jewish state”, allowing exclusion from parliamentary elections of political parties that challenge this principle; So essentially if you're not Jewish, if you don't accept the supremacy Jews over you in the country you are excluded from conducting political life. Definition? Apartheid law. Example 3. Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty (1992) limiting fundamental human rights, including the right to equality, with the proviso that these must be in conformity with the values of Israel as a “Jewish and democratic state”. So the law basically says if you're not Jewish and don't adhere to the supremacy of Jewish culture in the country, your rights can be impeded upon. Definition? Yup you guessed it, apartheid law. Example 4. Admissions Committees Law (2011): allows rural Jewish communities to reject Palestinians wishing to live in them, depriving Palestinians of the right to housing and access to state land. So basically you have a law which decides what ethnic groups are allowed to live where, buy property where? Definition? Classic apartheid law. You can look those laws up, they're on the books. Like I said there are hundreds of other massively discriminatory and apartheid level laws in Israel. Your own legal system proves you are an apartheid state. No two ways around it.
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  10582.  @wendylafolle  Yes the people in the west bank have it worse than the ones in Israel. And the ones in Gaza worse than that. But I know you're talking about Palestinians in Israel proper. In my previous post i showed you Israeli laws that are apartheid laws pertaining to the Palestinians living in Israel proper. Don't even get me started on how bad the west bank is. Gaza, we really don't want to go there because it is the planet's only concentration camp. Israel is an abomination on the international stage. Such brutality is not sustainable.
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  10583.  @wendylafolle  The world didn't need to visit South Africa in the past to know it was an apartheid state. All you had to do was look at their laws which are public knowledge. Apartheid has a very well defined set of parameters. Parameters which Israel's laws fit. Words matter, definitions of words matter. You can't simply pretend words have different definitions just because it doesn't suit your feelings. Calling Israel an Apartheid regime is not extreme. It is simply a demonstrable fact.
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  10584. Sky is great, been watching it for a long time now to get away from fake news. But oddly enough they turn full fake news mode about this specific conflict.
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  10585.  @aline_04  That would have been the perfect solution in the 1990s. Unfortunately Armenia attacked, took all those territories and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians. You can't really go back from that. What incentive does Azerbaijan have to placate people who've done this? Fact of the matter is the Armenians turned this conflict into a "might is right" situation. Now they'll have to live with the consequences of a might is right solution.
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  10586.  @coffeegirl1  They have the largest coastline on the Med sea.
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  10587. @MMB-2. It wouldn't be in Putin's interest to speak like this. US has already responded to this, Biden's rhetoric on the topic has eased off.
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  10588.  @satmohabir7175  He didn't say it's disallowed. He's simply curious as to why. Big difference. You guys can't possibly be this irrational can you?
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  10589.  @MİLYARDA1  Actually anyone can make any video about anything they please, regardless of how ridiculous.
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  10590.  Digital Bath  I don't think civilized nations act like "rabid dogs." Turkey isn't like India or Pakistan where people actually act like rabid dogs by defecating on the streets.
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  10591.  @satmohabir7175  Read my statement again "Mr. Mohabir" then look at how relates to what the OP said. Try to put away your uncontrollable emotions and try to be rational for a second, if it's possible for you. Then you'll come to see how ridiculous your statement is. I think it's fairly obvious who here is thrown and who isn't. Your lack of comprehension as to what you're reading is outright terrifying. I hope to god English is your second language.
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  10592.  @satmohabir7175  You seem to be quite confused as to what you think you read and have literally no idea what argument were actually made. If you have any interest in reason and logic (which I doubt) you'll scroll up and read the exchanges before delving into move insanity. I get it, it's probably in your genes to react emotionally and irrationally but you really have to put in an effort here.
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  10593. You can throw a rock in any direction and you'll probably hit a Russian restaurant there.
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  10594. Israe's lap dog, sorry I mean king of Jordan speaks.
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  10595.  @niteeshkatiyar391  If the UN is going to look into a rape case. I doubt it is going to harp on the cut the rapist received because the person he was trying to rape scratched their face.
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  10596.  @skp8748  he never claimed they were
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  10597. @ yea I’m aware he is a general. Also aware that he should probably be in jail if we actually followed the rule of law
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  10598.  @GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket  Did you really just say "self proclaimed" Russian? lol So essentially your point is if someone is a "self proclaimed" Russian their opinion on anything can possibly matter? Really? What if a "self proclaimed" Russian told you the earth wasn't flat. Would you then tell them "No one believes nor cares what a self proclaimed Russian has to say."
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  10599.  @wuodanstrasse5631  This has nothing to do with political correctness and everything to do with definitions of words and pure and simple logic. In fact political correctness is the anti-thesis to reason and logic. Learn how to actually comprehend what is being debated instead of trying to throw them in neat little boxes you can understand.
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  10600. Because of the proliferation of information at high speeds due to technology. The few in power aren't able to control the narrative anymore.
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  10601. He is still living in a world he thinks is like the year 2000. Where the corporate media will completely control the narrative and he can do as he pleases. That world is gone, information moves far too fast to control these days and they're finding out the hard way. As far as the hostages, it is pretty obvious he doesn't take. Which is why the families of the hostages are protesting at his house non stop. He simply saw this as a rare opportunity to empty Gaza of Palestinians once and for all. Also known as ethnic cleansing.
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  10602.  DARKTIMESAI  It led to extreme economic prosperity in England and the United States early in their growth phase. So don't be so sure. If the Chinese go down the same path, the world is in for another big hurt. :O(
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  10603. @orar6435. There is nothing in the Nato charter about what side member states have to to take in a 3rd party war. Remember Turkey also didn't sanction Russia when all other nato members did. It simply doesn't work the way you think it works. Turkey will and quite openly support Pakistan. Not support as in join the war but surely they'll send over military hardware, technology and help with logistics. India has a much larger and better military than Pakistan. But Turkish tech could be quite tricky for the Indians to deal with and it might tip the balances in Pakistan's favor. Solid Turkish tech vs Indian subpar tech would essentially close the gap between the two nations in conflict.
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  10604. The major difference being the Turks aren't bombing civilian areas like Israel does.
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  10605.  @okay1176  In their last incursion into Iraq do you have any sort of proof of this? Last I checked there aren't many civilian centers to bomb up on the peaks of mountains which happen to be in the middle of nowhere. Things don't become true simply because you want them to be.
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  10606.  Remind Ya  So they invade an entire area to neutralize armed groups and 8 civilians die? When Israel invades an area 8 civilians die every 10 seconds. That is the difference between targeting civilians and civilians dying as collateral damage. I guess someone had to "Remind Ya" of the difference.
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  10607.  Remind Ya  Yes murder is murder. But you do realize the difference between accidental deaths and actually going out of your way to kill as many people as possible right? Most rational people would understand that difference. So the question is, are you rational or not? Also I'm not justifying anything, I'm simply questioning your sanity.
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  10608.  Remind Ya  Considering their military capabilities and the lack of military capability in Syria, if you believe they were "targetting civilians" you think only 8 would have died during an invasion? Are you freaking serious? If what you claimed was true and they were trying to kill civilians there would be a few thousand dead. So honestly, on a scale of 1-10 how crazy are you? Why does simple logic simply not register for you? You're still trying to convince me that 2+2=5. It doesn't
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  10609.  Remind Ya  You literally ignored all the reason and logic I just threw at you. This is absolutely surreal. The cognitive dissonance at play here is absolutely legendary.
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  10610. They want that dude gone.
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  10611.  @sarahill3509  Is this the new talking point of the IDF bots?
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  10612. @Klaus Marcel Kapalle, that's an interesting point of view. The man has been in power for 20 years and they've seen exponential growth in that time. I'm no fan of the guy but for investment purposes the opposite of what you're saying is true. If you guys have a political or ideological gripe, there are plenty of videos on youtube for that type of conversation. Just don't spread misinformation for people looking to invest, people's dollars don't care about mine or your political views.
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  10613. It is probably the most efficient design that is why Same reason all tires look the same
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  10614.  @carolineadjei7003  Do you blame her when we live in an age where you can be attacked for your beliefs. I'd be scared too if the fascist lunatic mob was after me.
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  10615.  @ffmm2721  Not exactly. If he wants American children to go and die to protect an Apartheid state, I'd imagine he should be intellectually honest and be willing to bleed with our children whom he wants to go there.
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  10616. @Mark Mullen, it will take a long time before such a thing is invented.
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  10617. Dude is Jewish, not white. Probably from the same crowd that is trying to fuel race friction between whites and blacks.
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  10618.  @Alex254561  This comment hasn't aged well. How is the situation in Armenia working out assuming the Russians will protect them? Number one rule in international politics. Don't ever act in a way hoping others will save you. It rarely works out well.
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  10619.  Anas-Ali-Qazi  Yup just another example of how the Zionist apartheid state of Israel is essentially the 4th Reich.
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  10620.  @telthev2267  You literally have zero proof to back up any of your claims. Can you explain to me why DNA tests are illegal in Israel without a court order? The only nation on the planet which such laws btw. Why would any nation be afraid of using modern science to track their ancestry? Explain please. Most people in Israel a lot more DNA with me than any semitic people. And I have zero relation to anyone in the middle east nor does anyone in my family tree. Just like I can't convert to another religion and claim the land people who happened to be that religion 3000 years ago, nor can they. Join us in the realm of reality and stop trying to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and now genocide. Enough.
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  10621.  @NikkMikk  So you believe apartheid, concentration camps, mass murder and genocide are all "smart" behavior. Shows where your head is.
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  10622.  @khorneflakes2175  The modern day apartheid state has nothing to do with ancient Israel. They're complete different people. They're Europeans who's ancestors happened to have converted to a religion of those people. That would be akin to me converting to some ancient American Indian religion and then claiming I am now the rightful owner of California. Then ethnically cleansing everyone there to make it my own. Then have some rocket scientist like you claim that it is my historical right. The Zionist criminal organization you call a country is younger than my grandfather. Period.
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  10623.  @pauleohl  yes and those people are not the same people living in Israel Today. Today it is a bunch of Europeans whose ancestors happened to have converted to a religion of people from there. That would be like me converting to an ancient American Indian religion and then claiming that based of that I should own California and have the right to brutally ethically cleanse everyone there. Yea that sounds crazy, about as crazy as the Zionist arguments.
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  10624.  @TinusTegenlicht  You know what is dumb? Assuming that the Zionists who live in Israel are Semitic. A Semitic person is a racial designation. The people crying Anti-Semitism today like you aren't even Semites. These people are Europeans who's ancestors converted to a religion of Semites. Palestinians are actually Semitic. So anyone critiquing what those European Zionists are doing to Palestinians is being Pro Semitic. Not Anti Semitic. Not to mention they're pointing out the obvious. The days of crying anti semitism to cover up crimes is over. Find new talking points.
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  10625.  @4linesav  You might also want to look up Benjamin Netanyahu's real name It isn't the name he was born with. Now was Golda Meir The European Zionists have a policy of changing their European sounding names into more semitic local names which they didn't have before. Perhaps a way to make their fictitious claims seem more realistic. Again don't take anyone's word on anything, best to fact check us bro. Too much BS flying around, it's good to fact check most things (if you're curious enough)
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  10626.  @jackstickler1705  That isn't exactly an argument. Try to formulate one. I get it, your debate position is so damned weak it isn't easy to formulate an argument for it. But you have to at least try champ.
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  10627.  @jackstickler1705  based on nothing. It would be like me calling you an idiot without being able to demonstrate why it is true.
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  10628.  @jackstickler1705  if my statements were incorrect wouldn’t the rational thing be to demonstrate how? It seems you can’t demonstrate it so you try to nibble around the edges. We’re both well aware that you can’t defend the indefensible. I’m ready to demonstrate my points. You should try that some time instead of hiding behind demonstrably false rhetoric You claim your time is too valuable yet you find the time to make ridiculous claims. Interesting
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  10629.  @jackstickler1705  yes yes it makes so much sense that a bunch of guys stuck in a concentration camp are so rich they’ve hired me as a bot. You might as well try to convince me men can get pregnant. You need new and more believable material.
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  10630.  @jackstickler1705  a guy who is on the pro genocide pro apartheid camp giving a lecture about looking at things realistically? Now I’ve seen it all. Also I’m not pro Palestinian or pro Zionist apartheid regime. I’m pro facts and pro truth. I know these days the truth triggers people but such is life. I also loved your “but I have a Palestine friend trope” as if we haven’t heard that cliche on a wide range of topics before. You need new talking points bro
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  10631.  @jackstickler1705  Hamas’s mission statement is basically a carbon copy of the Likud party’s mission statement which they’ve adhered to since the 1960s. “From the river to the sea” The Zionists not only coined the phrase they’ve been brutally executing it. Yet in your mind that is fine. But when Hamas says the same exact thing you act like some amazing evil is taking hold. You also didn’t get what I meant by the “I have an X friend trope” not only did you not get it you doubled down on it. You’re probably a smart dude. But no one is smart enough to be pro genocide and apartheid and actually win an intellectually honest debate. You’re facing an impossible task. Good luck
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  10632.  leathan7  clever
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  10633.  @SBrown-ti8xe  that isn’t a good argument
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  10634.  @wanderingandroid  that is a pretty weak talking point
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  10635. @James Dixon, they're just pissed off they're not being cut into the action.
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  10636. You forgot Jordan and the UAE.
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  10637. A third party with Trump and RFK on the ticket would probably win.
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  10638.  @gmssamakyaahlahhopeful144  EU is in much worse shape. MUCHHH worse.
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  10639. @Samak Yaahlah Hopeful144 Not gonna lie things here are pretty bad, much worse than any American is used to seeing. From rising prices, to political instability. All these are things none of us thought we'd see in our lifetimes. With that said do not under estimate what horrible shape Europe is in compared to us. Regardless of what happens we have the ability to be energy independent. Europe is forced to source it's energy and if that source is cut off their entire system crumbles. Our ability to produce food and feed ourselves is also lightyears ahead of the situation Europe finds itself in. Our ability to project military power across the globe to force events in our favor is also something the Europeans simply don't have. Forget projecting power, they do not feel they have the ability to even protect themselves if something terrible happens like WW3. Like I said earlier we're in bad shape, they're MUCH MUCH worse.
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  10640. What this idiot doesn't realize is that Trump had a successful foreign policy because he didn't put the country in a position to have to spill gallons of blood. That was probably the calmest 4 years as far a international conflicts go in my lifetime.
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  10641.  @brendasavini7786  Well it seems they're going to have a rude awakening. Nations like France and Germany still don't seem to grasp the fact they no longer wield much influence on the global stage. They're third rate nations who think they're first rate.
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  10642. France is finished.
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  10643. So they try to get back at Azerbaijan by putting forth a situation where Azerbaijan gains more of gas sale market share in the region? Well played Iran, well played.
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  10644.  @Epta_TV  I'm no expert on the problem so I have no idea how right or wrong you are with what you said. Even if everything you said is true and you truly had a justification for this war, do you believe it was worth it? Turning the entire planet against you? The anti Russian sentiment is so high right now that I'm starting to feel bad for Russians living abroad.
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  10645.  @bafattvahetere  Did you seriously just say Sweden? Seriously? Are they going to send a brigade lead by gender studies feminists with pink hair to lead the entire attack?
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  10646. Are you a genodical zionist mouthpiece?
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  10647. I don't see this situation being solved so easily anytime soon.
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  10648. If you told these men that in 20 years Tucker would become an anti establishment proponent of free speech and Stewart would become a defender of the elites and their narratives they wouldn't believe it. They've literally switched sides, it's surreal.
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  10649.  infodope  Drop in the bucket for Europe but a lot of cash for the Azeris.
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  10650.  @Asoka-great  but there is something wrong when you then become president after being a comedian and push your country into a senseless war that sees your entire country destroyed.
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  10651.  @Arteus_Hoplit  Wasn't the North liberated in 1973?
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  10652. I'd imagine all love is lost when half your people are slaughtered like cattle and the other half who survived have their homes and land stolen an stuffed into concentration camps like livestock. I don't imagine there is much love left in that area.
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  10653. You want to save democracy by making sure one side can never lose an election? Hell why even hold an election at that point? Actually if you think this is a great idea, you could just move to Saudi Arabia.
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  10654.  @dadasaurusrex  The word democracy has morphed into mean a nation which elects it's leaders. Not specifically a form of government. But how that government is put into place.
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  10655. @tubba-dg7to How about all the Muslims leave England. And in return England takes back all the European Zionists now in Israel? Deal?
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  10656. @Culture Gylex, Your analysis would have been spot on except for one simple detail. It was the Saudis who approached the Turks asking to mend ties. Once Biden made it clear they will not protect Saudi Arabia, they panicked as they don't have the ability to defend themselves. Erdogan will certainly extract a pound of flesh from the "prince" for the price of mending ties. Who knows how much money the price will use to bribe his way into the good graces of Ankara.
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  10657. So you're saying every country which backed America's wars in Iraq and Libya should have been impacted negatively as well? Or do the rules only apply when you want them to?
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  10658. Old Caucasus proverb. A Donkey only returns to where it gets F...cked lol
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  10659. Many times these weapons make it easier for a nation to position themselves to get cheaper energy in the future.
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  10660.  @Kharvela.-  What happened was people who had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp decided to fight back. That is what happened on OCT 7. Resistance against a genocidal, criminal zionist apartheid state called Israel. These cheap talking points you like to use won't work anymore, the gig is up. This isn't 20 years go. We live in the age of information and the veil has been lifted. Everyone knows what Israel is. There is no going back.
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  10661. "Obedient news anchors on TV never question the government's version of facts and reinforce it's tropes" Yea that's probably very true in explaining what is happening in Russia. But where else do we seem to have this problem? Hmmmm I'm all for calling out the propaganda machine flying out of Moscow, however I don't think CNN is the best place to be calling them out from.
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  10662.  @mrdave777  A lot of these rioters come from North Africa. Many of them ended up there a few generations ago when France in a modern genocide slaughtered 2 million Algerian civilians like cattle.
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  10663. Why did youtube advertise the title of this video in English. I clicked on it having no idea it would be in some third world gibberish language no one is interested in. Youtube, up your game.
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  10664. I'm an American who has been sick and tired of our fake news outlets. With that said I've been a loyal follower of Sky News Australia to actually get news about my own nation. Sky News Australia on many an issue has been straight forward, rational and logical which is why so many people from around the globe have been tuning in. However Sky News Australia's odd coverage of the Israeli conflict has reminded me of the tactics our mainstream media here use. Half truths told in such a way to draw us into believing a false narrative. I'm highly disappointed Sky News Australia, I thought you guys were immune to this sort of BS. On a side note, I will continue watching your network as your coverage of the US elections, the cultural wars and your coverage of China has been outstanding. I will however simply roll my eyes and pass on your coverage of the recent conflict in Israel and Palestine. It's shameful that you're doing the very same thing you've been calling out other networks for doing on so many other issues. :O(
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  10665. Oddly enough the WEF doesn't wield much influence in that country, they've seemed to resist it (no clue how they pulled that off) Which is probably why all the WEF media has been all in on this election.
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  10666. @Angelo Moshos, last I checked the Germans aren't supporting the Greek Cypriots are they?
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  10667. @Surbon514, the fact it isn't an EU member makes it all the more attractive.
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  10668. @Andrew Taggart, since when was the new Soviet style elite leaders of the EU concerned with the mere constitutions of member nation states. Hell it isn't even concerned with the will of the public these days. Who forgets the days of referendums and when the vote doesn't go their way they just have another referendum and keep doing it till they get what they want lol The rule of law in the EU is dead, democracy is dead, freedom is dead. EU is slowly becoming the new Soviet Union. Comply or face the consequences is the new mode of politics there.
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  10669.  @nathaneddy502  Just like the majority of people in England at the time?
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  10670.  @nathaneddy502  It was a majority of people who actually voted. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that how you win a referendum? I have no horse in the race but I do know fanatics generally like to that people who vote in a way they don't like are because they're misguided, stupid or were misled. That isn't a very productive way to approach the feelings and decisions of such a large group of people. This is why democracy exists, so people can express their point of view on how their state should be run. I'd imagine they're capable of doing that with you disparaging their decisions. I'd imagine you'd be very happy if people weren't free to choose and policy rammed down their throats by the elites. I'd also imagine you'd be a very popular figure in the old Soviet Union with that mindset.
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  10671.  @BurningSpear213  Are you capable of letting go of your cognitive dissonance and looking at the facts the entire world already sees? Also when you say "you people" to the OP what exactly do you mean? Do you mean rational people? Because few rational people around the world are buying Israel's false narratives to try to cover up their crimes against humanity.
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  10672. I really wonder what this guy's ratings are like.
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  10673.  @Ivan-tm9pd  The war will probably get worse as France will completely ramp up it's support to insurgents. It will probably even help create new ones. It is almost like taking chemotherapy. It is more painful than the cancer and will you suffer but it might save your life.
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  10674.  @Mouchos  I fail to see how you came to that conclusion.
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  10675.  @lou6749  Yea imagine if Erdogan got his way on this issue. Apartheid and concentration camps in Palestine would have to stop. Imagine someone thinking that to be catastrophic.
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  10676.  @alysonmcvitty2867  Yes yes, they're so kind they don't mind having a government like this. It will be remembered as a country which backs genocide and the slaughter of women and children.
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  10677. The civil servants are Indian. Give any Indian an ounce of power over someone and they will abuse them.
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  10678. @Anna Anna, they seem to be neighboring the Georgians who are Christian with zero problems. Why is it that only Armenia has a problem with nearly every single one of her neighbors?
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  10679.  @AnnaAnna-gt6eh  It's interesting you didn't respond to my post though. Also which part of his statement was stupid? Surely not the bit about Armenia invading it's neighbor's internationally recognized lands. That is an absolute fact. If you'd like to debate the issue I'm here. I warn you though, your position is not one which tenable in a rational debate.
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  10680.  @deniseeugene1852  Not just lowering, it's pretty much gone. Most people are against it. Israel still has the elites in their corner but how long can that last when most people are against it. Israel's future doesn't look very good.
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  10681.  @kendalson7100  This is not true. For the manager of Jordan is so in tune with what the Zionists want. He has learned to jump even before they ask him to.
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  10682. They're really no different than the rest of the regime propagandists we call the media.
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  10683. I'm not sure if god is too pleased with the fact you're claiming he stands with mass murder, ethnic cleansing, genocide, apartheid and concentration camps. The devil however is probably really happy about how you're trying to portray god. He is probably whispering in your ear right now to "keep up the good work."
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  10684. @Dasguptaasmita. Why should these people be forced to leave their homes exactly? How did Indians enjoy British occupation btw? Was it a good time? Should anyone complaining about England's brutal occupation of India simply shut up and accepted Indian refugees instead? Leaving India so empty the British would still own it? Is that how you believe this situation should be handled? You didn't really think through what you're proposing did you?
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  10685.  @benchvecina8804  Are you a paid troll or do you seriously believe the insanity you just typed? You're literally going to blame the victims here? People who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughter and then the survivors being stuck in history's largest concentration camp? Then you're going to act shocked when they react poorly? Seriously? How horrible of a person are you ?
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  10686. He isn't some random citizen.
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  10687.  @18661873  You need to be a fan of TYT to find an ex government official saying killing 4,500 babies is not enough? Hmm interesting. I'm no fan of TYT but you seem to be a special kind of cupcake.
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  10688. @でッ I don't think a person's opinion should be based on their gender or skin color. If you're going to make such an argument it shows what a shallow and evil person you are regardless of your gender or race. How about trying to tackle the guy's point instead of attacking his identity like a true racist. It's also hard to argue the guy's point at face value. In most civil wars throughout history men usually pick a side (the side which they believe gives the nation a better future) and fight for that better future. During the American civil war 60% of America's male population didn't sneak off to Mexico or Canada. They stayed and fought for what they believed in (right or wrong). You can make this case for many nations regardless of race. So why are millions of young healthy Syrian men running away from this duty that men have been performing for thousands of years. It's a valid question. It seems to me you'll literally do anything to avoid having to think and debate, it's a lot easier for you to make racist remarks which saves you from actually having to use your brain.
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  10689. @でッ If you didn't care you wouldn't be commenting in the first place. It's easy to do a hit and run but once you're called out suddenly you don't care? lol No it's not that. You simply understand you aren't smart enough to debate your point. Might be a consequence of a low IQ which stems from inbreeding, who knows.
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  10690. @でッ So you're playing the "I know you are but what am I card." I think we both know who is and who isn't known for inbreeding.
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  10691. @でッ You seem triggered, a bit emotional even. 😂
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  10692. @James Jackary, so you're saying it's okay that Armenia illegally invaded it's neighbor's territory and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 people? Interesting. Also if this was a case of religion, why is the only country in the region backing Armenia the Islamic Republic of Iran? Why is Christian Georgia backing Azerbaijan? I would love to hear you explain this away,
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  10693.  @EurovisionSlovenia  Those nations don't support Armenia with anything tangible. Making statements isn't support. Iran was the only nation that sent any sort of support during the war, even Russia backed off for a bit. If anyone should be ashamed, it would be reason and logic after seeing what you wrote.
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  10694.  @EurovisionSlovenia  YEa but I'm fairly sure that didn't happen with the backdrop of one nation illegally invading the internationally recognized territory of another nation. In a different context that is a conversation to be had, but it doesn't really fit into this one. Unless of course you think invading nations is a good thing to do along with ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians.
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  10695.  @EurovisionSlovenia  Why because I don't condone, cheer on try to whitewash ethnic cleansing? Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  10696.  @EurovisionSlovenia  If you don't condone ethnic cleansing then you simply have to condemn Armenia for illegally invading their neighbor and ethnically cleansing their people. If you do condone ethnic cleansing or think it's a good thing which should be done, at least just come out and say that is exactly what you mean.
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  10697.  @EurovisionSlovenia  So again you're supporting illegal invasions of other nations and the brutal ethnic cleansing of civilians. Not only supporting it but cheering it on. You seem like the type of person who would be cheering on the Nazi army in ww2.
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  10698.  @Valiere2024  It seems more like their policy is to play neither side. Which is quite admirable.
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  10699.  @seanrowshandel1680  This was quite literally one of the strangest posts I've seen in a while. So anyone who is interested on something which is happening internationally should send their resume to a company from that nation? They should also apply to join a house of worship from one of the religions of said nation? Do you have any idea how insane you sound? According to your logic should I apply for Ukrainian jobs and convert to Orthodox because I believe the war in Ukraine is newsworthy?
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  10700.  @seanrowshandel1680  This isn't about advice, giving or seeking. This is about a person who made an obviously insane post and another person breaking down why it was insane. If you're unable to refute why your post made no sense, why bother with the childish rhetoric? Moral of the story, don't say insane things in public forums if you don't want to be called out.
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  10701.  @av3169  Russia is going to collapse for sure due to their demographic problem. I doubt any of us will be alive to see it.
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  10702.  @ChrisVillagomez  Georgia has known Russia to be a terrible neighbor well before any of this happened. And as it stands now it looks like Sweden and Finland won't be able to join Nato.
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  10703. @therevolutionwillbetelevis1277. Don't it to themselves? Hmmm Do you have any idea what has gone on over there? What if someone came into your house, slaughtered half your family then stuck who ever survived in a modern day concentration camp for 16 years. I wonder how you'd be feeling. The apartheid regime there wouldn't be able to do all these insane things in this modern era without our insane government providing them cover and funding. You strike me as the type of guy who would probably be making excuses for the German government if you were alive in the 1940s.
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  10704. It isn’t this administration. It is the cabal which controls all these administrations.
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  10705.  @markemery7741  Don't be fooled. The entire establishment elite class hates us. Regardless of administration. It has been that way since the 1990s
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  10706.  @grasmereguy5116  Sure keep telling yourself that. By the letter of the law this is a war crime. Picking up civilians, stripping them naked, recording them, humiliating them and dehumanizing them. It is a powerplay to let those people know who is in charge and that they aren't considered human. There is a reason this exact type of behavior is a war crime under the Geneva convention. No other nation on this planet behaves like this.
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  10707.  @Elephantsss  If you think people who state things which are demonstrably true need help. Need help with what? With being indoctrinated to believe up is down and down is up? No thanks. You literally sound like the crowd who also want me to believe men can get pregnant. I'll pass.
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  10708.  @grasmereguy5116  Well Israel has shown the only way it will release any of the 7000 Palestinian hostages it has had for decades (many women and children) will only be released via a hostage swap. So do you really blame them for taking hostages to swap? At least unlike Palestinian hostages the Israelis have held for decades, the Israeli hostages taken weren't mistreated, abused or raped. You're literally trying to paint narratives which crumble under any kind of rational scrutiny. How about you stop cheering on apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Not to mention ignoring decades of Israel's hostage taking and raping and abusing of said hostages. Seriously the more you trolls try to defend the indefensible, you're literally turning more people against your point of view. Facts>Your feelings.
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  10709.  @rosaliamartinez8956  The United States has massive issues that we can write walls of text of. But one problem the United States won't ever have for the long term is food shortage for the poor. Our geography puts us in a much better position to weather the storm that is headed for everyone on the globe. We can in emergency situations ramp up food production to insane levels to drop prices. The same can't be said for a lot of nations, like Greece for example which is the subject case of this video. Same can be said for most nations around the globe. Food insecurity globally is going to turn into a real problem.
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  10710.  @sko1beer  Taxes in Russia are low. Most industrialized nations "tax more than Putin."
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  10711.  @rosaliamartinez8956  When a nation produces more food than their public can consume starvation is rare. Situations like you mentioned are rare, can happen but never last long. Long term starvation in nations which produce that much food is nearly impossible. Short term fluctuations in price where people get priced out of the market for a short term is again rare but possible. My point still stands, nations which don't produce enough food are always more at risk and when things do go wrong it's rarely "short term."
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  10712.  @rosaliamartinez8956  Long term starvation can never happen in the United States. Can you at least concede that instead of swimming in semantics?
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  10713.  @accent1666  You seem pretty proud of the fact that millions of people's lives (probably for a few generations) were destroyed. Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  10714.  @DSandy111  stealing people’s land, breaking every single war crime law ever written, murdering children and stuffing people into concentration camps is not defending yourself. Find less ridiculous talking points. Fact is the Zionist entity you call Israel is nothing more than a colonial apartheid regime.
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  10715. I just realized that something which is probably going to transform that entire region has just started. The old dynamic won't be able to contain this. Much will change, including the fall of the puppet so-called Kingdom regime in Jordan. Israel has literally turned Sinwar into a cult hero and the fact his name is being used as a rally cry in Jordan should terrify Israel and the Jordanian Zionist manager/King. This is not going to end well for the occupiers and their minions.
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  10716. @Catholicreconqueista7456. I find the anti immigration crowd in Europe to be extremely irrational. Not because they're anti immigrant, people have a right to be against the flooding of their nations by outsiders. What makes them irrational is the fact that they'll back all the actions which actually cause the migrants to come to their nations. Like the French for example who overwhelmingly backed the destruction of the Libyan government. The same Libyan government which was basically the only thing keeping EU coasts from being flooded by migrants. Most of Europe including England backed the Iraq war and the Syrian war which caused millions and millions of refugees flooding into Europe. How can a person be anti immigration and pro actions which bring more immigrants. It's surreal.
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  10717. @World Studio, So you're saying it's their fault their internationally recognized territory was invaded in the 1990s and it's their fault 800,000 of their civilians were ethnically cleansed at the time? Imagine after a rape walking up to the person who was raped and tell them this entire thing is their fault.
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  10718.  @sakogekchyan7366  800,000 people living in a place and being forced to move under the threat of violence is full blown ethnic cleansing and the definition of a war crime. Why do you think no one around the globe even lifted a finger when Azerbaijan decided to take this territory back? No one wanted to be seen defending the war criminals.
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  10719. @High Nourishment how can they when the United States government and the British government block anything against Israel at the UN.
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  10720. Facts seem to point to the fact that in this equation the Armenians are the orks.
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  10721. @Spivaks1. I'm a Trump supporter and even I find your comment ridiculous. Europe's biggest problem is that they're permanent Washington's puppet, not the other way around. The reason they don't like Trump is because most of their leaders are globalists and Trump isn't part of their crew. But after us strong arming them so bad during this Ukraine war and then blowing up Germany's pipeline. It seems fair to assume deep down they prefer going back to Trump.
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  10722.  @Blanka1100  Ukraine has already been sold to blackrock. There is no going back from that.
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  10723. @DSP's Famous Finish And you believe this to be a good thing that power centers are throwing their political opponents in jail? When did we turn into the Soviet Union?
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  10724. @Soysaucehairdye7869. As much as I would have loved to see Dick Cheney in handcuffs for war crimes. I would still say Ben's ideology is 1000x more dangerous than Cheney's.
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  10725.  @robertcampomizzi7988  "It takes 2 weeks for people to starve to death" Where did you get that? You do understand that for health reasons people fast for 3 weeks just to clean their body out right? It is called a water fast. No way anyone would die after 3 weeks unless they already had severe health issues and metabolic disease. Your average American would probably last about 4 months without food using their stored body fat for energy without too many complications. Fat people can go much longer without many issues. I'm fairly in shape and I've done 21 day fasts (no food) and felt just fine. (look it up) When you have a concentration camp where the people aren't allowed to grow their own food, then the apartheid state which put them into that concentration camp cuts off all avenues to have food delivered. It is demonstrably true they're running out of food and being starved to death. You claiming they aren't being starved is akin to you telling me the earth is flat. The entire world is watching what this horror show in real time. No to mention your ridiculous pseudo science in trying to claim these people haven't been cut off from food. Also what do you mean "unauthorized." Israel has no legal right to authorize what goes in or out of someone else's territory. There are international maritime rules pertaining to all this. If they attack what is going in (which they've done before) they'll have to do it in waters which are not in their jurisdiction which is legally considered piracy. (Which they've done before) Of all the crimes they commit, they even add something as ridiculous as piracy to it
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  10726. Russia can’t invade Europe, that much is obvious What else is obvious is that if the eu sent troops to Ukraine to fight they’d get wrecked. People don’t realize how broken down European military forces are.
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  10727. @Sherif Nabil did you really just say high interest rates increase the prices of houses? Seriously? I agree with your point of view about how global banking is predatory but to claim high interest rates increase the price of homes is insanity.
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  10728.  @sherifnabil9663  I understand your point, there are costs associated with paying a higher interest rate. However that's a very small part of the equation. I just find it strange you're ignoring the biggest determining factor in house prices, supply vs demand. When interest rates are high, you have less buyers and the buyers you do have are able to spend less on the price of a house. This causes downward pressure and lowers the price of homes. If what you're saying were true, Turkey home prices in Turkey would not have been skyrocketing the past 3 years. Same with any nation which have kept interesting rates insanely low for the past few years. This isn't really up for debate, it's a known fact and the world has seen this play out over and over and over again without fail. Lower interest rates=higher house prices Higher interest rates=lower house prices. Debating against this is as difficult as debating that the world is flat.
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  10729. Maturity is also when you realize there are a few nations on this planet where people defecate on the streets. It is shocking yet true.
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  10730.  @davidpaul6656  What that person said is not only true, it is demonstrably true. Best to understand that facts don't care about your feelings.
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  10731.  @davidpaul6656  Actually the position you're taking is the same position that Fox and NewsMax is taking. They too categorically reject the fact genocide is taking place in Gaza and reject the fact the Whitehouse is intimately involved. Again what the OP said is not only true but demonstrably true. Joe Biden is aiding, funding, abetting and arming an ongoing genocide. Full stop, the evidence is overwhelming. You need to understand that facts override your feelings. This isn't a partisan issue. It is a reality issue. You don't get a nickname like Genocide Joe without putting in the work.
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  10732. @avalley6656 What the OP said is not only true, it is verifiably demonstrably true. He will forever be remembered as Genocide Joe. Trump will just be a small footnote in history, largely forgotten in a few decades. Biden the butcher however will be world famous for a very long time. These types of crimes tend to make you very famous to a point people 60 years later will be using your name as the pinnacle of evil. Just ask the Germans how long stuff like that lingers on. This won't age well, our grandchildren are going to curse us for this.
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  10733.  @jeanneparadise8200  Good point. The only semites in this equation are the Palestinians.
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  10734. I doubt they have any interest in that.
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  10735. @John Vitalis, This armed group everyone is upset that Sweden is funding also happens to be attacking the only Kurdish government on the planet. When you say supporting Kurds, do you also mean supporting armed groups which attack the Kurdish government too?
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  10736.  @sl8138  That's a very good point. Did you care about the millions of African lives destroyed in Libya when voting for Obama? I highly doubt it. Destroyed nation, untold numbers of civilians dead, slavery reinstituted. Who cares right? I'm not saying the OP is correct in how he decides to vote, I'm just trying to figure out if you're a hypocrite or not for calling him out.
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  10737. What happens? This conflict stops and we don't risk a regional war there or risk WW3.
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  10738. @joefran619. If we actually had a government which worked in the interests of the people who vote them in, then yes you'd be 100% right. But you know how it is. We'll go knee deep into this and our media will do intellectual summersaults to try to rationalize it to us.
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  10739.  @ShawnStaton-im9pb  So you're saying we should stop funding the Zionist apartheid entity that is causing all this? You're probably right. Without our involvement, there would be no mess to deal with no?
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  10740.  @UnNotAnon  That is your argument? Seriously?
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  10741.  @grandcanyon-fu9zt  Not sure what that has to do with these left wing media groups who are so racist it's not even funny anymore
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  10742. What is wrong with the German government? Not sure this can be covered in a short youtube video.
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  10743. @Giorg, if the Turks pushed that policy they'd lose. Greeks who don't work can probably out eat their neighbors.
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  10744.  @Giorg189  Be that as it may I don't see their government begging other nations for help. Rich, poor or what ever. They seem to be trying to handle their own business.
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  10745. @J GW, Except France cannot safeguard it's interests on it's own. So it really has no choice.
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  10746. The title was ridiculous which was foreshadowing the fact they literally did very little research on what is actually happening between these two nations. A 15 minute google search would have saved them from this.
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  10747. Valuetainment is going to lose a lot of market share in this space for alternate news if they continue to allow people to make demonstrably false claims over and over again. Adam Sosnick is the walking definition of fake news. He should go work for CNN. Patrick himself tends to go full retard himself once in a while which is starting the hurt the reputation of the show. But to be fair to him it is rare.
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  10748.  @vasilispouloudis9350  It doesn't seem like that is how it's going to play out. The Greek government still dreams of the Megali Idea or some part of it and the Turkish government still dreams of wielding Ottoman level influence. Those two things cannot go exist, one must destroy the other. Grab your popcorn because it's about to go down.
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  10749. France is a joke
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  10750. This comment legit made me laugh. Nuland is the ultimate Karen lol
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  10751.  @Rickrill  Yes but unlike Israel they aren't begging for it. And unlike israel they have the ability to survive without it.
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  10752. @PD, no it comes right after the fafillion Dr. Evil asked for in the Austin Powers movie.
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  10753. This guy should be locked up Hannibal Lecter style. He is a danger to society and human values. The fact a psychopath like him can have a position of power in the government seems to say more about us as a society than him as a psychopath.
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  10754.  @brianbozo2447 except no one cares what the Germans, French and Belgians think.
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  10755.  CheckDownCharlie-yf8lu  You literally sound like an angry child who when ignored by the other kid screams they hate you because they are jealous of you. No, no one hates you. They just no longer have any sort of respect for you. You're going to have to find a way to swallow this reality. Why even try to compare Europe with the United States? The United States might be like do or hated. But nations care what the United States thinks or says. They literally don't give a flying fuk what European leaders think or say. For obvious reasons. Europe has zero ability to project any sort of power anywhere. It is a dead man walking. They are a third rate power with leaders who haven't figured this out yet.
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  10756. @David Thompson, is this before or after Sweden tries to join a group of friends while at the same time paying people to beat up the little brother of one of the members?
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  10757. Yup they've been at this for quite a while. It really ramped up during the Obama administration. Obama essentially pushed them into a corner where they realized they had to go it alone. And that is what they've been doing with some degree of success.
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  10758. To be fair the Azeris have been offering status for Nagorno-Karabakh in a negotiated settlement for 30 years. I think if you're unwilling to negotiate, force a situation to be resolved through war and lose said war. At no time in human history will you ever get the same terms offered before the war. The only way I see any sort of status for NK is if the Russians heavily lean on the Azeris in favor of the Armenians. Other than that, it's quite impossible. The losing side in a war is never in a position to dictate terms.
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  10759.  @Cui-bono987  Yup, they had a plan to "reshape" the entire region and had a hitlist of nations. Followed the playbook to a T. It wasn't about stealing oil, we don't need that oil. It was about controlling that region so we'd have the rest of the world by the balls because they need that oil. Not to mention those nations happened to be the ones Israel wanted regime change in. So the elites made billions, Israel got what it wanted using our soldiers as fodder. And the average American citizen got the shaft. We're seeing this same playbook being used again. Except this time the world isn't what it was in the early 2000s. The rest of the world is pushing back.
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  10760.  @alecfoster4413  Any rational negotiation will end this war. The Russians aren't happy to be in this situation either.
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  10761.  @Valmontst  Russia pretty much neutered Ukraine which was armed to the gills with Nato weapons and money. And when you say USA/Nato. Just say USA and maybe Turkey. Aside from those 2 there are no other Nato nations with a military that has operational readiness. Poland comes close to being operationally ready but that is about it.
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  10762.  @tiredox3788  They've already taken over most of the areas they were interested in. But I agree, Russia wont' do much. They're busy.
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  10763.  @tiredox3788  They had two stated objectives. 1. Control all the Russian speaking areas. (That is essentially done) 2. Neuter Ukraine's ability to wage war. (almost done) Our media spinning events by telling us things like "Russia is on it's last legs" is demonstrably false at this point and that narrative has fallen apart. Poor Ukraine has been destroyed because of our willingness to use them as a pawn on a chessboard. Soon our leaders will simply pivot away from Ukraine and act like nothing happened. Just watch.
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  10764.  @canonjean-mignon4985  Yup, you never know with these things. When false narratives collapse, the collapse quite quickly. You never really know when it will come. The South African apartheid state looked quite strong, then 2 years later it was gone. But again there is no military solution to this. Israel is armed to the teeth with nuclear weapons and they've made it clear they'll use them if force is imposed on them. I for one believe them.
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  10765. @hardbark, She has no idea how many conservatives are going to turn on her for her cheering on of apartheid, concentration camps and the mass slaughter of thousands of children. This is not going to age well for her.
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  10766. @Belayethossen5225. I'm an American who spends a lot of time in Turkey. Claiming inflation is higher in AMerica than Turkey is pure and utter insanity. If the price of ground beef shoots up from 3 dollars a pound to 35 dollars a pound then we can say it's on par with Turkey. With that said the high inflation in Turkey will hurt Erdogan but probably won't hurt him enough for him to lose. I personally don't find him impressive enough to overcome this terrible inflation but I still think he will win because his opponents are completely and utterly inept. If they had a rational and half decent opposition he'd lose for sure. But such an opposition doesn't exist in that country right now. I give Erdogan a 90% change of winning.
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  10767.  @makanansari144  I spend a lot of time in Turkey. Never saw anyone starving. It's actually a place people like to visit, you trying to make it seem like some sh!thole like Pakistan or India is ridiculous.
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  10768. Ukraine only had a handful of these things and look at the sheer amount of damage they caused. They weren't a game changer because Ukraine barely had any.
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  10769.  @tomascastillo4676  You know what is strange about these numbers being thrown around. Ukraine doesn't even have 62 TB2s. The at the most had about 19 and that is a stretch. When ever I see two sides in a war putting out "figures" i always simply shake my head. Why do they embellish so much to a point it makes it even less believable.
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  10770.  @tomascastillo4676  You might want to recheck your figures. Ukraine got 12, and then Turkey allegedly sent another 6 after hostilities broke out. That brings the number to roughly 18 give or take a few. 62? lol
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  10771.  @tomascastillo4676  Most accept? Who is this most you speak of. The company who sells the drones is only able to make an X amount of them per year. They were able to deliver 12 of them to Ukraine prewar. This is public information. Then another 6 after the war started. Why do you insist on spreading false news on a matter which is pretty cut and dry. It's not big mystery how many TB2s were shipped to Ukraine. Baykar is a publically traded company, by law they have to report how many have been made and shipped where. Instead of throwing out fake news you can easily go look it up
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  10772. Until we're bankrupt and we go down in history on par with the Germans in the 1940s.
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  10773.  @kathleenbischoff288  What does Hasbara mean?
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  10774.  @clauderosier9328  If you're going to use USA as the bench mark for that, then every single nation in Nato and 99% of the planet are USA's lapdogs. This doesn't mean Poland is weak. It's possible for them to be stronger than other lapdogs no?
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  10775. HA DA, what is this Minsk Group you speak of? Are you referring to that same group which has been holding talks but wasn't able to solve the situation for over 30 years? The same ones Azerbaijan decided to completely ignore and settle the issue themselves? That Minsk Group?
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  10776.  @ArmenianBishop  To claim something is a logical fallacy you'd have to actually establish how. Can you actually refute any of the points I've made? You literally remind me of people in America who think men can get pregnant. They give absolutely zero evidence for it, refuse to counter evidence against it and just claim it is true because they want it to be true. A lot like your arguments in the Armenia/Azerbaijan conflict.
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  10777.  @MAGA2024-pf4yw  Really you're going to play that game? Gaza, it is not only a concentration camp but demonstrably so.
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  10778.  @ZOMBIEo07  This comment legit made me laugh 🤣 Well played.
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  10779. @Kanishkasaxena5944. Illegally invading your neighbor's internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians and then occupying said territory for 30 years was never a sustainable situation for them. Regardless of their diplomacy and economy.
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  10780.  @bluephonixe7371 answer the question
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  10781. @Aviation Nut, it makes sense that every nation in an alliance should have to agree before taking on the task of bringing in a nation they are obligated to defend. It makes sense. It's a system which has worked well since the inception of Nato. Hell even the UN security council works this way.
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  10782.  @AL-lh2ht  It was actually designed to make sure no one died. They aren't stupid, they know how insanely aggressive and blood thristy the genocidal Zionist regime and it's supporters really are. The Persians are no saints, I'm not a big fan of them. But compared to the Zionist genocidal regime, they look like saints. Hell any group on nation on the planet would look like a saint when compared to the most brutal organization the world has seen since WW2.
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  10783.  @AL-lh2ht  Except they weren't trying to kill anyone and telegraphed the entire thing by literally letting everyone know how and where they were going to do it. They spend a few hundred thousands while forcing the opposing side to spend 1.5 billion dollars in shooting down their cheap 5,000 drones. Not to mention they saturated the air defense system and proved they could get even through crude missiles through if they wanted to. This is the reality of the situation that literally anyone who isn't emotional about it or looking for feel good propaganda knows. They too could have literally bombed embassies in 3rd nations but I guess they realized being that savage is only reserved for one especially savage regime.
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  10784.  @hellious7670  If America doesn't get involved there is nothing the French can do on their own. The French military is toothless and they'd get wrecked if they moved on their own.
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  10785.  @wlee9888  Same here, I'm an American who spent considerable amounts of time in that country. The way things are framed are sometimes so detached from reality it makes my head spin. Not just Turkey though, that is simply the nature of our globalist media. You use them as a source for most issues around the globe you'll be fed some rather strange narratives, highlighting some facts but leaving out some very big ones. Watching the media coverage on the Ukraine war reminds me of this. So a lot of these analysis videos on youtube are done in good faith, the issue arises due to the narratives they're fed by the vast majority of sources controlled by the globalist cabal. You rarely walk away from it thinking you learned something new, it's essentially half truths. As many of said, we live in a post truth era. Narratives matter more than reality. Many people I talk to about Turkey here in the west simply don't understand how deep Turkey's anger really goes. I'll hear things like "oh we if we XYZ we'll bring them back in the fold." And I'm like "nope, they'll never really join the fold ever again."
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  10786.  @wankawanka3053  You might want to re-read your history. If the Turks had more support they wouldn't have had less fuel, less ammo, less weapons nearly 80% more trucks and a lot less planes. Fact of the matter is Greece is the only country I know of which invaded another country which had no army and still lost. I don't 'think the Turks were "heroic" as they claim in this war. It was more so the Greeks being Greeks, completely and utterly inept
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  10787.  @DabDabGoose  Or it's suspect that the two leaders who don't go along with the crowd tend to get singled out as "undemocratic." Not sure exactly how Orban is undemocratic though. He is one of the few European leaders that doesn't ignore what his people want. At this point it feels like the word undemocratic has turned into a weapon by the globalists to chuck at anyone who refuses to do what they want them to do. "listen to us and now your own voters. If you do listen to your own voters you'll be undemocratic." This is essentially the message being sent and it's entirely ridiculous.
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  10788.  @rajshah7734  Are you some paid bot? Hamas is deep in their tunnels, Hamas says it, Israel says it and the UN says it. Yet Israel seems to have zero interest going into those tunnels to fight them. Instead they use their famous military doctrine to slaughter women and children (as they always do) Then they have bots and trolls like you come up with some nonsense about human shields while they bomb hospitals and refugee camps. Come up with better talking points. Earn your blood money.
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  10789. This is how it works. If you do things the WEF wants you to do they praise you. The moment you do anything the WEF doesn't want you magically turn into a dictator overnight
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  10790.  @wamingo  Yea they did blow it. But in the end it won't be them who is hurt most by this. It will again be Europe who really has no way out of this mess. Not sure how much Macron kissing the Chinese ruler's arse will help.
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  10791.  JoeHarker-vp5lq  at this point only someone woefully misinformed would believe the kind of nonsense the media is feeding us. They expect us to believe the people being shot at don’t know who is shooting at them. But we should believe the guys killing them that it is someone else. So ridiculous
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  10792.  @adeliocangson6576  this is true how else can you sell apartheid, murder concentration camps and now genocide to the American people. Only way to make it work is through lies, never ending relentless lies. That isn’t working anymore either as hiding facts get harder and harder in the modern world.
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  10793.  @marisunc6789  Regular group of soldiers? Can you name one other military on the planet which behaves this way? This is the first time the world is witnessing a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to murder as many women and children as possible since WW2. More civilians were murdered in Gaza in just two weeks than all the civilians who died in every conflict around the GLOBE since 2020. This including the huge two year Ukraine Russia war. Again no other nation on the planet behaves this way. Why do you think the vast majority of the planet no longer calls them the IDF. They're now known as the IGF (Israeli Genocidal Forces) The fact you allow the media who tells us men can get pregnant get to decide for you what is going on there is pure and utter insanity. This is not going to age well and our grandchildren are going to curse us for this.
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  10794.  @anoshsmith9500  I've checked, this video isn't being played anywhere around the world except the mainstream western media. What is so wrong with this video that it won't air anywhere except propaganda networks?
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  10795.  @CharlestonAmy  sure they will, Israeli officials have made it quite clear what their intentions are. As Hamas has says and Israel has confirmed they are deep in the tunnels. Israel seems to have zero interest in fighting the men with guns. Their goal is obviously to use the situation to murder as many unarmed women and children as possible. They’re not shy in making their intentions public either, via their statements and actions.
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  10796.  @CharlestonAmy  the difference is one of those statements is demonstrably true. International law is quite unambiguous on this issue. “Occupied people have the right to resist by any means necessary” That would be like me stealing your house, murdering your family and chaining you in the shed out back. Then acting shocked if you escape and get violent. Your talking points are not only stale but are void of all reason and logic. The jig is up, we live in the age of information and few people around the world will humor your insane talking points
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  10797. When looking at these stats a lot of this has to do with trust in the media. The younger one is the less likely they are to have faith in whatever narrative the media is pushing. When the media is pushing a specific narrative on a conflict, obvious the age groups with more trust in the media are going to have a higher percentage of people agreeing with that narrative.
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  10798.  @schloops8473  Is that why Sweden has laws forbidding people from having rational conversations on things like gender identity and the biological differences between men and women? Yes the middle east does need to grow up but Sweden cannot really keep up this hypocrisy of claiming they have "freedom of expression" going for very long either. You can't have one set of rules for one set of ideas and another set of rules for another. Subjective freedoms at the whim of the ruling elite aren't freedoms at all. So before browbeating the middle easterners who in effect have nothing to do with this, perhaps call Sweden out for their stupidity?
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  10799.  @schloops8473  Yes but I don't remember us debating the Quran. If your entire argument in defending Sweden is claiming they're as irrational as religious texts. You've already lost the debate and waved the white flag. You're literally agreeing with me that Sweden doesn't have freedom of expression and how ridiculous they come off when they claim they do. The fact you don't even realize you went out of your way to prove my point is making me laugh.
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  10800.  @schloops8473  Except Sweden doesn't have freedom of expression. That is the part of the equation you're failing to understand. It's far far farrrr from 100% freedom of expression. There are many third world countries who probably have more freedom of expression than Sweden does. People there are terrified to speak their minds on topics the elites have made "out of bounds." Go to Sweden and try talking about the biology of gender. See what happens to you. No nation which has "thought crimes" on it's books can be considered to have freedom of expression. Facts>Your feelings.
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  10801.  @schloops8473  If you didn't have feelings about this you wouldn't be making irrational claims. Fact of the matter is most people in Sweden are terrified to speak their minds on topics their overlords don't want them talking about. This is the opposite of freedom of expression. It is suppression of expression. A lot of nations have this problem yes but the difference they aren't running around pretending they have freedom of expression.
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  10802.  @schloops8473  If a person makes a claim which is egregiously false, especially if it's something central to the point they're trying to make. Any rational person would then bring the entire point into question. Even the person who made the point in the first place. This is how normal rational human beings behave. Unfortunately these days normal rational human beings are becoming the exception and not the rule.
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  10803.  @amnofish  This is generally what happens when you're insane enough to bring in millions of low IQ genetically damaged inbreds into your nation. It's nice I can say that here because if I lived in Sweden (which has no freedom of expression btw) my life would probably be ruined if I said the same thing in public. So these same lunatics which bring in the wrong types of immigrants into Sweden also happen to be running Sweden's insane foreign policy which put them in this position to begin with. But yea, blaming Turkey for all of Sweden's foreign policy blunders is a lot more convenient. Just like blaming the Swedish people for being racist when they complain about migration. It's always someone else's fault right?
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  10804.  @schloops8473  I never claimed all nations were undemocratic. So essentially your argument is Sweden has more freedom than China? Bravo. The difference being at least China doesn't run around pretending it has freedom of expression when it doesn't.
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  10805. I don't remember China ever brow beating other nations with the claim they have "freedom of expression." Again if your greatest claim to fame is that Sweden has more freedoms than China, then bravo. If that is the extent of their freedoms you've literally proven my point. Fact of the matter is freedom of expression in Sweden is very selective. You only have it if that expression isn't at odds with what the elites in that nation want. Full stop. The fact you're even trying to argue against that is straight up insanity. Dragging 3rd nations into the debate doesn't change the reality of the situation either. You simply need to come to the understand that reality is more important than what you want to be true.
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  10806.  @schloops8473  Okay that is some pretty strange logic. The entire point of this entire conversation is Sweden claiming how important freedom of expression is to them when in reality it really isn't. The fact they have more of it than China doesn't detract from that point. That is like me claiming to that I would never harm anyone. Then you point out that I killed two of my neighbors and my response is "well Jack the Ripper killed 100 people so I'm not so bad. You can see how ridiculous that form of debating is right? Fact of the matter is Sweden is only interested in freedom of expression if that specific expression isn't counter to what the elites what you to express. Which again is nowhere near being a country where freedom of expression is important. Your talking points are quite insane.
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  10807.  @schloops8473  I don't remember bringing in a paralyzed cat or any other nation into this debate. You're the one who decided to go rogue and talk about other nations and not Sweden remember? It seems at this point no amount of rational points will sway your mind as it's obvious you have some emotional vested interest in this. But your feelings on the matter won't change the reality that Sweden claiming it's doing XY and Z because it respects freedom of expression is outright ridiculous and false. It respects no such things from its' citizens. Swedes afraid to speak up on specific issues will confirm this.
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  10808.  @dmtd2388  Yes but I'm not exactly sure what that has to do with Sweden's ridiculousness. Like pretending they have freedom of expression when they don't. You do understand what is being debated here right?
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  10809.  @schloops8473  Other than talking about other nations you haven't been able to demonstrate that my comments about Sweden are false. They are 100% factually accurate. Which is why you can't refute them and decide to talk about third nations while ignoring what is being debated. Also when it comes to free speech and freedom of expression, the point is it doesn't matter the topic. So what difference does it make if it's about migrants/trans issues or bananas. The point is when people have freedom of expression the topic an be anything and they have the right to air their opinions freely and openly. That is the definition of the concept. Facts matter my man.
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  10810.  @zjeee  Yet it seems to have zero effect on my life. Nor do I have emotional meltdowns on the internet over it. Nor am I defending it. I'm just pointing out how you navigate the world with your emotions making false claims.
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  10811.  @schloops8473  Actually I've explained to you how and why they don't have freedom of expression. You haven't made one comment tackling my points. All you've essentially done is claim I'm wrong and delved into childish rhetoric. Let me beat the dead horse again. Facts>Your Feelings.
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  10812.  @schloops8473  You should go back and re-read my points. You can't simply claim points were never made when they were. The old "I know you are but what am I" tactic stops working after 3rd grade.
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  10813.  @schloops8473  So essentially you ignore all the points, fixate on one (which is very valid btw) and then base your entire defense based on that strawman? lol I hope to god you're not a lawyer. Imagine you trying to defend Sweden against the claim it's been funding and arming groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato member country. Oddly enough the same Nato they're trying to join. You really can't make this stuff up, even if you tried.
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  10814.  @schloops8473  A jury would have hung you by now, being especially annoyed by your irrational tangents and strawman arguments.
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  10815. You mean was right james?
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  10816.  @zackleahy9241  Except international law doesn't work that way.
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  10817.  @nightizzat4574  When a genocidal army shows up anywhere, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know what they're doing there.
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  10818.  @Jon962-h4i  So if Israel loses and gets completely occupied and all their civilians start getting slaughtered. YOu're just going to say "well Israel lost, no big deal it happens." Some how I doubt that. Except the slaughtering civilian things won't happen, few armies around the globe are as brutal and blood thirsty as the army of the Zionist apartheid state.
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  10819. @Wrightvcv2249. The EU doesn't want it and Turkey doesn't want it. This is just him basically saying he will veto Sweden no matter what. What makes people think they'd want to join a sinking ship like the EU? EU is more likely to deal with nations leaving, not nations entering.
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  10820.  @angelobucciarelli4848  Except they're not. They literally have zero interest in it. They will use it as a political tool from time to time.
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  10821.  @hitrapperandartistdababy  Still doesn't change the fact it's an authoritarian sinking ship. The Brits leaving before getting favorable trade deals with other nations before leaving the EU is what hurt them.
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  10822.  @angelobucciarelli4848  That isn't exactly how it works. Then please explain to me why the EU continues to say Turkey is in accession talks if they have no interest in taking them? The fact is neither side wants to be the one to break off ties. Yet neither side wants it. This isn't that complicated. Assuming you can think mor than one move ahead in chess. lol
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  10823.  @angelobucciarelli4848  Also why do you keep saying "you." I'm not the one trying to join the EU. In fact my country has made every state in the EU a vassal state. Why would we want to join our vassals?
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  10824.  @angelobucciarelli4848  Yes because Europe has such strategic autonomy right? lol Who is dreaming now?
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  10825.  @angelobucciarelli4848  Also if Europe wasn't vassalized why are EU leaders like Macron constantly complaining about how Europe needs more freedom in decision making when it comes to foreign policy? Is he just just delusional complaining about nothing? The two leaders in the EU which have the ability to take foreign policy decisions on their own might be Meloni of Italy and Orban of Hungary. And that is a big maybe with Meloni, it remains to be seen.
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  10826.  @angelobucciarelli4848  "You Turks" Last I checked that comment doesn't apply to me. Is that how you debate? Assume someone who doesn't agree with your false narratives must be like ethnic group X? Do you have any idea how insane that is? Macron wants an EU policy because he is tired of the EU's foreign policy being dictated by Washington. He has been pretty clear about this. He isn't the only person in Europe grumbling about this either. It's a well known thing that Europe's foreign policy has been vassalized. You're debating against something most everyone agrees with. You might as well try to debate against the fact the earth is flat. You can try, but you'd lose the debate. Just like you're losing this one. Up your game bro, this is getting ridiculous.
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  10827. It looks like the owner of this business picked a fight with Philadelphia when he decided to try to force his employees to cheer on apartheid, concentration camps and genocide. Then started firing people who refused. Guy picked a fight with the people of the wrong city. After these protests this business is going to get boycotted so hard they aren't' going to survive. Free markets.
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  10828. Democracy died a while ago (At least in major nations), just because you didn't notice it doesn't mean it's still alive.
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  10829.  @michaelmorningstar8645  Yea we just opened up 90% of our recruiting centers in the poorest possible neighborhoods. Give me a break with this fake morality BS. When a rational military advertises they do it with one thing in mind. Reach the largest audience possible which has the highest possibility of signing up. Bang for your buck in a sense. The working class has always made up the bulk of any military. We can argue about how fuked up that is or how wrong it is but it won't change the fact that is what it is.
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  10830. @frcluc, why exactly would they do that? They're only in Nato to prevent this from happening. Why would they shoot themselves in the foot? Most nations outside of Europe aren't in the habit of shooting themselves in the foot.
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  10831.  @wilhelmbittrich88  So let me understand your logic here. Africans are dumb so France should manage their money. Africans deserve to be robbed by France due to their shortcomings I prefer Africans to be to be robbed so my investments in France can grow. Do you have any idea what a sociopathic lunatic you sound like? Are people around you on a daily basis aware of these ideas you have and your character? If not, they should be.
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  10832.  @BelloBudo007  The difference is you're not running around with a state of the art electronic jamming system which makes you look like a flock of birds to radar. lol
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  10833. Imagine being a genocidal maniac but at the same time pretending to be the victim. This is getting really really ridiculous at this point. The lack of self awareness is quite scary.
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  10834. He didn't meet with Biden and crew, at least not yet. Then we can talk about evil attracting evil. Lets go Brandon!!!!
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  10835.  @befr123  I think Greece used to be Turkey according to you logic.
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  10836. What in the world does "modern way of life mean." I'm a westerner who has lived in Turkey part time for the past 20 years. And I can comfortably say that the most annoying people I've come across in Turkey were the so called "modern way of life people." You know, the ones so ignorant about what modern is that they think drinking alcohol and destroying your liver is modern. Yet everything else they do is arse backwards, such as how they treat people and how prone to corruption they are.
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  10837. What powerhouse. Both are corrupt nations who will always have trouble advancing. Obviously with Greece being in much worse shape in the long term. As terrible as Turkey is at least they're not a vassal state.
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  10838. Are the globalists trying to turn Greece into Ukraine 2.0? How aware are the Greek people as to what is going on? Or are they cheering on their globalist leaders?
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  10839.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  How exactly do they need to be "Russia's" equivalent to be put in the same situation in Russia where Greece is destroyed just like Ukraine was destroyed? One doesn't need 6000 Nukes to spark a war between Turkey and Greece. Greece gets slaughtered physically and Turkey gets slaughtered economically and politically. Essentially the Ukraine Russia playbook.
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  10840.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  Except Russia isn't slaughtered economically. The idea was for it to happen but it didn't. They were willing to sacrifice Ukraine to get it done. You get the point now? I doubt it.
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  10841.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  Then again you probably also believe the tooth fairly is real and that Greece can actually defend itself if the Turks do attack.
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  10842.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  No Turkey is a poor and weak nation. But it's all relative. Turkey might be midget but in relative terms Greece is in a wheelchair. Odd you didn't answer my question. So do you actually believe Greece can defend itself in case of an attack?
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  10843.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  I don't think you're comprehending the analogy. A nation doesn't need gas or nukes to destroy a weak neighbor.
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  10844.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  Considering I'm the one who made the analogy and you had trouble understanding it. It's odd you'd make such a claim. At this point I feel like I'm debating with someone who is so emotional they can't be rational.
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  10845.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  It's quite obvious that you're so emotional over this issue that you'll clutch at any straw. I explained to you why Greece could potentially be the next Ukraine. You go on to have an emotional meltdown.
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  10846.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  No, I was replying to the wrong message to the wrong person. Noticed it and changed it. Imagine having such a weak argument that you'd have to resort to talking about an edit instead of what was actually posted. Is your confidence in your own arguments that low? If so, at least you're self aware.
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  10847.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  Arguments don't vanish simply because you choose to ignore them. Also it seems to me you don't actually know what self awareness means or how to actually use the term. You're simply not equipped to have this conversation.
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  10848.  @NostalgosTouRockNRoll  Actually you're the one who decided to enter this debate not me. So how exactly would I be the one "going at you." The more we converse the more and more irrational you become.
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  10849. @Hashimaliahmed3675. That fear cuts most ways. With Hezbollah being a lot more fearful because in general terms Israel is usually the one pushing the aggression. Hezbollah for a long time especially since 2006 is positioning themselves to be a deterrent. Israel is super aggressive and Hezbollah knows this. It takes a lot to make Israel refrain from attacking again.
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  10850. @Yiannis Mantheakis, You're right the Turks aren't exactly civilized. But they are surrounded by less civilized groups of people like Iran, Iraq Syria and Greece.
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  10851.  @tokyo.peking  Now I'm convinced you're a troll or a bot. Israel laughing? You should read more Israeli news.
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  10852.  @Amamiyacasual  Bernie himself is a neocon. This war would have gone no different if he was in office.
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  10853. Why would either of those two join a sinking ship?
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  10854. @Arthur Don't, from what I've read the entire Syrian air defense system was basically made blind by electronic warfare. The gap in technology between the two sides is far too big for this to be a fair fight. The Syrians were like lambs to the slaughter. Not gonna lie I feel bad for them.
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  10855. Alec is nothing like the IDF, he confronted adult men. If he was the IDF he would have gone after their children.
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  10856. Ron is great. Kids will also stumble upon Pat Buchanan one of these days. Who was one of the few leading conservatives of the day to speak out against these wars. (They crucified him)
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  10857.  @MrWeezeloner  The new definition is there is no definition. I guess they took a playbook out of our "strategic ambiguity" foreign policy in Asia and applied it to the definitions of words. Not sure such things would be possible in a rational properly functioning society. That is akin to me killing someone and simply changing the definition of the word murder to anything I see fit and not have to go to jail lol
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  10858.  @slackerman9758  No none of those nations are in the western world. I'm also fairly sure in none of those nations do they have problems where people believe men can get pregnant and that gender is a social construct which can be changed at anyone's whim. I'm also fairly sure in none of those nations has the social contract on what words mean has been broken. For all their insane problems they don't seem to have the civilization killing problem we have.
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  10859. I have a feeling that nickname is going to haunt the entire American political system for the next 50 years.
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  10860.  @arinangel_  Dude is hardly under "duress" sitting in the comfort of his presidential palace. Legal and binding in international law are accepted international borders. Every nation on the planet agrees NK is part of Azerbaijan's internationally recognized territory.
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  10861.  @amh9494  It will make no difference if he stays or goes. Any politician in that country that lets Sweden into Nato easily will lose the next election. The Turks are hot skipping made that Sweden has been funneling hundreds of millions of dollars to armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey. Sweden has really put itself in an awkward situation, Erdogan or no Erdogan Turkey is going to extract it's pound of flesh. Perhaps rightfully so.
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  10862.  @amh9494  When armed groups are crossing the border and blowing things up, yea I'd imagine it's a defense issue no?
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  10863.  @amh9494  You might want to read world events more often.
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  10864.  @amh9494  So is that how you argue? By simply calling anything which emotionally triggers you "propaganda" regardless of how true it is? Interesting. Good luck with that debate tactic btw. I guess Russia invading Ukraine didn't really happen either. Just propaganda right?
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  10865.  @amh9494  SO it's your contention that the PKK has only taken part in one bombing in Turkey? YOu do realize they've been at it since the 1980s right? You do realize more than 30,000 people have died right? I doubt that 30,000 all died in that one small bombing in istanbul recently. It's the age of the internet, why not look something up before trying to debate it? It would literally take you like 20 seconds of research to figure out how wrong your initial premise was. Cognitive dissonance is such a powerful thing isn't it? lol
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  10866.  @liveforever9888  You do realize this is real life and not a video game right? The only country capable of doing what you want is my country (USA) and we'd have zero interest in doing such a thing. The idea of any European nation getting something like that done is absolutely laughable. Imagine having to go through a bloody invasion of a strategic area because some weak Europeans are butthurt? I think not. As a member of the EU you'll simply do as you're told, full stop.
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  10867.  @xenofonkarykis8417  So we'll just completely and utterly ignore the fact the Greeks on Cyprus went full blown Hitler mode and tried to ethnically cleanse a minority group from the island? Is that your argument?
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  10868. @Skulls For Erlik Khan Throne. I thought Turkey's fundamental problem was one of a small group of genetically damaged inbreds who've bred out of control and now constitute a majority popping out low IQ children like it's going out of style. That is the definition of a fundamental problem, a problem that if not solved soon will damage your country beyond repair in the next 100 years.
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  10869.  @Gustav_Kuriga  Except they're building a huge military base in Azerbaijan.
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  10870.  @tamaiantama  I'm not sure what showing support for a neighboring country which is trying to enforce UN resolutions by kicking illegal militia groups out of their country has anything to do with the foreign policy of X or Y nation against China. The 800lbs in the room is the fact the Armenians invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over half a million people, that's what started this conflict. I'm not too interested in what the president of country X or country Y showed up at who's parade. So my question to you is this, do you or do you not condone the ethnic cleansing of over half a million people. Yes or no
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  10871. @Akula9713. That is all well and good but you do realize EU leaders have zero leverage on any of these things right? The French farming lobby can have all the influence they want over French policy. What good will it do when no one involved in this deal gives a rat's arse when the French think.
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  10872. @@SteveTudesco It doesn't seem like it's either way. They have a complex relationship. Especially considering they've been on opposite sides of about 4 different proxy wars.
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  10873.  @MKNL1994  Hungary survived without those funds for a very very long time and they'll survive without those funds for a very very long time. It's interesting how you think a nation would value a few handouts of fiat money over their freedom to run their own nation as they see it. I think a statement like that says more about you than it does about them.
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  10874.  @MKNL1994  So basically you believe telling Hungary to "conform" or we'll plunge you into poverty is a proper way to keep a union of diverse nations together? If this thinking is prevalent in the EU, I'd say good luck to the EU in the future. History has shown forcing ideas on people who do not want them (many times with threats) never ends well.
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  10875. @Trump 2020, Well if our leaders and followed to constitution and actually followed the presidents orders when Trump told the military to pull out of Syria in 2019. These problems wouldn't even exist right now.
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  10876. @Chris MacMahon, They were mostly stolen homes from when the Azeri civilians were massacred and ethnically cleansed in the 1990s. The people who stole those homes wanted to make sure the Azeris had nothing to come back for.
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  10877. "A fight between a monkey and a dog" ahahhahah
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  10878. So let me get this straight. This bill does 3 things. 1. Bans the chemical castration of children. 2. Doesn't force teachers to cause greater harm to children with a mental disorder by taking part in their delusion. 3. Doesn't let young boys enter the young girl's bathrooms. The fact this media outlet tries to frame this as controversial is quite literal insanity.
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  10879. NO it's really not. Their foreign policy won't change regardless of who wins.
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  10880. You don't have to be a woman to have an opinion on laws which affect this nation.
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  10881. Scamming is not viewed in India has it is in the rest of the world. It isn't a shameful thing to do. Scamming to them is just business, it's intertwined in their culture. It's a way of life. So why would she do a video on something she probably finds completely normal?
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  10882.  @AdamDorfman82  Let me try to understand your logic here. Because a bunch of Europeans with zero ancestors from the region just happen to convert to a religion that started in that region. That somehow gives them the right to go there, steal the homes of the people there, slaughter their children and then stuff the survivors into concentration camps? All so you can say X has a right to pray at Y area? How out of your mind are you?
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  10883.  @PIOVRAME  You mean Arabs decaled war because Israel took their land. You can't just reverse the worder and pretend you came up with a gotcha. You simply can't steal people's homes, slaughter their children and then stuff the survivors into a concentration and then act shocked when that group reacts. Fact of the matter is the apartheid state of Israel is one of the most brutal regimes the world has seen in a long time. This is not only true but demonstrably true. No amount of ridiculous narratives you try to paint will work against the sheer amount of evidence to the contrary. These narratives may have worked in the past but we live in the age of information now where narratives aren't controlled and the truth gets out. No rational person will even entertain the BS you're peddling.
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  10884.  @phoebesmith8154  Oddly enough it works the opposite way. People who've had it done to them are A LOT more likely to go do it to someone else.
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  10885.  @phoebesmith8154  I wouldn't go that far. The vast majority of humans and groups of people on this planet are completely and utterly appalled by this. It is a very small yet powerful minority of people and nations pushing this. Damning our entire species due to the actions of a small minority is kind of crazy.
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  10886.  @الاماني-ف4خ  I watch Aljazeeara all the time to see unfiltered footage. I don't think our overlords here in America realize how much we've lost trust in the corporate media.
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  10887.  @Rocket_Man.  That is what most people are doing these days. They're consuming information from 100s of sources. Then coming to the conclusion that our corporate legacy media does nothing but distort facts and build false narratives. 24/7 The vast majority of the planet is well aware of exactly what is going on there. Video footage doesn't lie (mostly footage carefully hidden by the corporate press here.) Insane genocidal statements from top Israeli officials (again mostly carefully hidden by the corporate press here) But they can't have a full blackout of it anymore, we're in the information age. Not to mention the vast majority of the planet is receiving unfiltered images and videos of what is going on and they are shocked to their core. This is going to change how the global order works from here on out. We in most of the west have lost all reputation and all moral authority for funding this and providing political cover for it. The fall out from this will be felt for at least 50 years.
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  10888.  @GrandPrix46  The globalists will soon take over Australian media as well.
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  10889.  @GM-cj1qf  He might be referring to those 50 other nations we either invaded or caused a civil war in because we didn't like their government.
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  10890.  @maklame3318  You don't own any in Spain and Ireland. Just to name a few.
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  10891. First time on this channel, amazing endings to the videos. He makes you want to watch another one of his videos lol
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  10892. Stop lying to us, this is not a close race. Kamala has absolutely zero chance. Being second in command to Genocide Joe presiding over the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2, who in their right mind is going to vote for Holocaust Harris?
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  10893. There are no oil fields in that area of the Med. They're gas fields. Not sure I'd call their policy Neo Ottomanism but they sure as hell have expanded their influence to areas that looked like a pipe dream 20 years ago.
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  10894. @Habsa8855. They opened up their entire region for fleeing Jewish refugees from Europe who were being slaughtered like cattle. Only for those refugees with the help of the people who used to slaughter them to now turn around and slaughter their hosts. You really can't make this stuff up if you tried. It's insane.
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  10895. @edvard, Once you guys learn to get along with your neighbors, you'll be able to get back on your feet. Until you learn that simple lesson, it's rough times ahead.
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  10896.  @edvard8850  Yup, you guys have gone so deep into the depths of cognitive dissonance that I worry you'll never climb out. But until you do, like I said tough times ahead for you guys.
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  10897.  @edvard8850  Again until you guys learn to get along with your neighbors life won't be easy. You guys literally have territorial claims on every single one of your neighbors except Iran. The Azeris, Turks and Georgians get along just fine. yet Armenia has a problem with every single one of those countries. Think about that for a second.
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  10898.  @edvard8850  Armenia and Georgia DO NOT have normal relations. If they did, why did Georgia support Azerbaijan in this war? If they had normal relations why is Armenia making territorial claims on Georgia? Also you're referring to the leader of a country which had their internationally recognized territory attacked and illegally occupied for 30 years. Not to mention the trauma of 800,000 of their civilians being ethnically cleansed from this area in the 1990s. You can imagine them to be angry no? The Armenians haven't gotten over what the TUrks did to them over 100 years ago. You expect the Azeris to forget what Armenia did to them in just 30 years?
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  10899.  @LevanGudadze  Aid is getting packed into Egypt like it is nobody's business. There are two problems with that. 1. Israel isn't letting the aid into Gaza. 2. Egypt being one of the most corrupt nations on this planet is probably already depleting a lot of that aid while it is sitting there waiting to get into Gaza. If I had to guess 30% of it is probably sold off on the black market already.
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  10900. Not Mr. Biden anymore. Just call him by his new name. Genocide Joe.
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  10901. Not that different from how the third Reich taught their children in the 1930s.
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  10902.  @paulamarsh1  That is a united nations organization tasked with providing food and medicine to people who are stuffed into a concentration camp. So what exactly do you mean by "what about UNRWA." Yes it would be nice if UNRWA didn't have to exist, would be nice of the Zionists from the apartheid state of Israel hadn't stolen these poor people's lands, slaughtered their children and stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp. But unfortunately those things did happen and continue to happen, which is why UNRWA exists.
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  10903. I don't think there was any way these two nations were going to be able to get along for the long term. Give it another few decades and they'll have armies massed at each others borders.
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  10904. @Manvesh Pandey, do you really think it's that simple? You can't possibly be this simple minded. Unless of course you're from Pakistan or India. I've seen enough of those trolls to know how they roll. Logic and reason are the enemy lol
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  10905.  @manveshpandey6977  So because you work at the IMF that makes it okay for you to say things which clearly don't make any sense? Imagine some guy telling me the world is flat, when I disagree he says "I work at the IMF." That is two insane statements back to back. People from your part of the world never stop amazing me.
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  10906.  @okeykkey  This is probably why the Saudi leaders aren't seen as leaders of the Muslim world.
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  10907.  @manveshpandey6977  You might want to read my post again and your response to it.
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  10908.  @dexterwestin3747  aipac benefited well from the bush family. They pushed them into destroying Iraq
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  10909.  @benben6054  I'm not sure that is so crazy, Ukraine is quite advanced in the Engine making field. Not that it matters long term, the Turks have started making their own engines now.
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  10910.  @Rudderify  You're discounting why Iran had to retaliate against Israel? You think any nation can have their embassy bombed and then someone assassinated in their capital will just sit around and shrug? Typical Zionist genocidal state supporter you are, completely ignoring all reality and facts. Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  10911. Ben Shapiro’s feelings don’t care about facts when the topic is Israel
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  10912.  @leonard-s4u  Global South? Check. You did forget to add rational right wingers who are immune to mainstream media propaganda. We too are dead set against the apartheid zionist regime.
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  10913. No one in the corporate press has any credibility. The only one who had credibility was Tucker and they obviously fired him for being credible.
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  10914.  @davidmhale521  They actually are. And demonstrably so. More children have been murdered in Gaza in just 2 weeks than all the wars on the planet since 2020 combined. This even including the huge 2 year war between Ukraine and Russia. Israel makes Putin look like a choir boy.
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  10915. I give this guy credit. Not a lot of people will take on the impossible left of trying to craft narratives which justify apartheid, concentration camps and brutal ethnic cleansing. He is trying hard though, gotta give him that.
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  10916. @Boris Burqa if what you said came true I'm not sure the Islamic world would be in tears. At least not the insane sharia law crowd in places like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. They'd probably hold a parade.
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  10917.  @ne-ht4zx  The UNSC took up many resolutions to stop the genocide. Genocide Joe's regime vetoed them all. But I am glad that you're fine with a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible. (First time the world has seen this since WW2) Again you may be fine with this, few rational people on this planet would agree with you.
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  10918.  @alizee3129  Maybe that is what they call them in the Philippines.
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  10919.  @takeonefortheteam3764  China has no interest in invading and occupying the philippines. The globalists in Washington however do wish to turn that country into the next Ukraine. Which should terrify the people living there.
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  10920.  @gaeron1305  I'm not sure how true that is, no one can push them into anything because they're shielded by America. Nations like Russia, China or Turkey could easily step in and force Israel into making peace with the Palestinians but they won't because big brother USA is right there with a big stick.
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  10921.  @Abaddon231  Fox isn't interested in stopping opinion. If they were Hannity would be gone too along with 90% of their programming. The problem is that Tucker is saying things the people who rule this country don't want said. My guess is that asking questions about the Ukraine war was probably the final straw. Reminds me a lot of the Iraq war build up. Anyone who spoke up too much had their careers ruined.
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  10922. Humanity died the day a small group of psychopaths took control of the nation with the most powerful military the world has ever seen.
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  10923.  @Retro-Revival  Yes but the authoritarian regime in Canada is giving full support to apartheid and concentration camps. Not like they will care one bit what their so-called voters think.
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  10924. Who wins the privilege war here? It's a tough one to call.
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  10925.  @FirstyPaul  I think you're confused. The guy wasn't saying he is supporting the apartheid regime of Israel. So obviously he isn't supporting terrorism. Now if he was supporting the Zionist apartheid regime, you're right. Then he should feel ashamed of himself. Genocide cheerleading doesn't work anymore
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  10926.  @kapawtaw  Aside from some psychopathic elites, no one support Israel. Especially in the global south, Israel has zero friends. The jig is up, the world woke up. The apartheid regime has been unmasked.
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  10927.  @eymaslacker  I am not sure any of that is even going to move the needle an inch. It is a bit too late for all that. Once Ukraine and the rest decide to "negotiate" it will basically be accepting like 99% of Russia's terms. They literally have no leverage left, nothing. They've thrown everything at them plus the kitchen sink already. America will walk away from this with a huge hit to it's reputation but nothing more than that. But the hit Europe is going to take they probably won't ever recover from.
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  10928. Yup, then you'll see a bunch of Indian trolls doing the exact opposite. And the entire thread will be ruined
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  10929.  @W1DN173  The only genocide between these two groups anyone is aware of is when Armenia invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. But let me guess "it never happend" right? Those people just magically vanished into thin air?
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  10930.  @HerbysHanz  When 800,000 civilians vanish into thin air from a specific region, it's a bit difficult to explain away.
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  10931.  Jared Keith  I think you just proved the OP's point.
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  10932.  @georgehenderson7783  I voted for Trump as well but at this point it's obvious the biggest long term problem we have is the weaponization of the dollar. It's an insane policy to literally push people into de-dollarizing. It's also ridiculous to assume Trump too wasn't using the dollar as a weapon. In his defense though his use of the dollar as a weapon wasn't nearly as bad or on par with how the Biden administration is doing it in overdrive. As far as the mess we're in, if you're referring to the Ukraine war, I do agree with you that if orange man was in charge there would be no mess right now.
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  10933.  @sunilkumarpatnaik6953  The apartheid government of Israel has made clear they do not want to release the 7,000 Palestinian prisoners they're holding.
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  10934. @Orktv4673. Actually it was their initial steps in their pivot to the east which essentially lifted the Russian shield that was allowing them to brutally occupy another nation's territory. Once they "pivoted" they get wrecked. The fact you think it is too little too late is odd.
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  10935. Most of their weapons are homemade. They don't have any off the shelf high end weaponary. But what else can be expected from people stuffed into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp. Which also begs the question of either the IDF's abilities or their objectives. Imagine not being able to defeat a bunch of guys in sandals stuck on a concentration camp using homemade weapons? Either the IDF is inept or..... they have on interest in Hamas and are taking this opportunity to slaughter as many civilians as possible in an attempt to complete a genocide. Either way, this is not a good look for the Zionist apartheid entity.
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  10936.  @Mirror3266  What is BJP? What is Modi? Is it some group in some third world country no one cares about.
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  10937.  @redfogwhitefrost2583 yup the cat is out of the bag . That genie won’t go back in the bottle
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  10938.  @EOJ111 I would have been one of the morons calling you a conspiracy theorist 10 years ago. But you were right and I guess it took their hubris getting so high they literally tell you out loud what they’re doing now. More and more people are seeing it for what it is
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  10939.  @EOJ111  you’d be shocked to know how many people are waking up to the reality of what this apartheid regime really is
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  10940.  @EOJ111  The regime is part of that Cabal I'd imagine.
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  10941. @Richardwhite9975. You actually believe the narrative the media is feeding us on this issue? Seriously? The same media trying to convince us inflation is transitory, the economy is great, prices are down, men can get pregnant, covid started from a bat, masks save lives, the vaccine works and Iraq had weapons of mass destruction? You seriously going to tell me you're still buying their narratives when all evidence points in the other direction? Seriously?
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  10942. @Casey Hobbly, the problem is our government is the media and our media is the government.
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  10943.  @IDF_R_HEROES  First off your statement makes absolutely zero sense in this context. Calling someone a simpleton isn't going to make your statement any less ridiculous. I understand you have no rational arguments to make on behalf of your insane worldview. So it makes sense that you'd sort to such childish name calling.
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  10944. Honestly if people actually thought this was a lie, they'll start thinking it is true if the Biden regime says it was a lie.
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  10945. Even if people thought it was a lie before. The moment the Biden regime says it is a lie, people will just believe it to be true.
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  10946.  @alitharealist4730  Well said. This is insanity. Who would believe anything these psychos say after they've lied to us more times than I can count. I do use government statements to figure out what is going on though, with a fair degree of accuracy. Essentially what ever they say, just assume the opposite is true. Now it isn't full proof but over 90% of the time it will land you on the truth. The other 10% are those rare occasions where they find it in their interest to tell the truth.
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  10947. Iran doesn't have anything remotely close to launching a weapon at the United States mainland. Yes Hannity, Joe is a horrible president on that we agree. But your fear mongering isn't really helpful either.
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  10948. No they got the concessions they wanted. They're essentially saying if Finland and Sweden don't adhere to the deal they signed, veto is back on the table.
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  10949.  @stupidburp  So essentially you're saying that Sweden financing groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country means absolutely nothing? I mean what country would care that schools and hospitals are being blown up right? Not like the voters care right?
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  10950. It is French trained what did they expect? 😂
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  10951. So you have an issue with calling someone by the name they wish to be called by? Confusing.
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  10952.  @tomservo5007  If the Germans had a problem with it and asked me to call them Deutschland, I'd simply do it. If people continued to call them Germany. I wouldn't make an odd post about how that makes me happy. That is just straight up weird bro lol
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  10953. EU wouldn't be able to defend itself if it weren't for the armies of the UK and America.
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  10954. For your partisan hackery you'd be willing to allow a "final solution" on people stuffed into a concentration camp? Seriously?
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  10955. Who else wants to see Tate and Sharipo in a UFC grudge match 🤣
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  10956. @JogBird, Actually I think they can build like 800 drones for the price of an F35 if you factor in the insane costs of F35 upkeep as well. Maybe more.. With that said, drones aren't a substitute for fighter jets (at least not yet.) So Turkey still needs new jets.
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  10957.  @liadx2672  So what he is saying on the issue of Palestinians is automatically wrong now? What if he said the earth was not flat. Would you claim that is wrong also because he gets paid by a nation who's ethnicity you are probably racist against? Do you not see how ridiculous your point of view is? The entire world is coming to see what people like you truly are. INSANE.
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  10958. Yea bro, they're such leaders in humanity that they were helping ship Azeri oil to fill Israeli tanks throughout the entire Gen0cide. Real humanitarian indeed.
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  10959.  @almazchati4178  Wouldn't work. The logistics of getting it there are quite difficult and would take a few years to make it consistent enough to fuel the amount Israel needs. The world doesn't work where people snap their fingers and things magically happen. Israel supporting Armenia will change what exactly? Azerbaijan's military supremacy over Armenia is so overwhelming that it won't even matter. No one is touching Azerbaijan, least of all Armenia and Israel. The biggest threat to Azerbaijan right now is Iran and trust me that threat won't get worse by cutting off Israel. But again considering what happened to Azerbaijan via Iran supporting Armenia in the 1990s I can see why they feel the way they do on this issue, I don't blame them one bit. I do however blame Turkiye for facilitating the transfer of said oil while at the same time crying for Palestine. Turkiye is the country which has essentially put Azerbaijan in a position of complete dominance against Armenia so they obvious have the leverage to cut off the oil.
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  10960.  @almazchati4178  So you're saying it is like Amazon prime. Regardless of where you are you just order it and it just shows up at your doorstep? That simple? Wow thanks for informing us. I should try it.
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  10961. @corcoranger, It is the age of the internet, news spreads fast. You can't run an apartheid state, stuff people into concentration camps and then enact your "final solution" on that concentration camp and expect people worldwide not to react. Especially in that specific region of the world, those people don't play around. They simply do not want planes from the apartheid regime of Israel to land at their airport. Looks like they got their message across.
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  10962.  @dark_master_Makei  Again these people who live in this region simply do not want planes from an apartheid state which has concentration camps landing at their airport. You can try to rationalize it all you want but this is what it is. They don't want it. And after this I'd imagine they'll get what they want. No planes from the apartheid regime of Israel will be landing there. Russian citizen or not. There is nothing racist or provocative about taking a stand against an apartheid regime which is slaughtering people who are stuck in a concentration camp. Again no Israel planes will be landing at this airport. As stubborn as I know the North Caucasians to be, I doubt an Israeli plane will ever be able to land at that airport ever again.
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  10963.  @bonnie7898  Everything I said are demonstrably factual. Not to mention I've literally dismantled every single ridiculous narrative you tried to paint.
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  10964.  @bonnie7898  It is 100% accurate. There are literally rules on the book in that country which apply to one group and not to the other. They have bus routes where only people of one ethnicity can get on and another can't. These are facts were cannot be refuted. The only other Apartheid state we know of in recently history is south Africa. The leaders of south Africa who lived through apartheid say not only is Israel an apartheid state, it is worse than what they went through. As far as a concentration camp, Gaza fits the definition of a concentration camp by any measure you use. Remember Facts>Your feelings.
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  10965.  @idansim1  There goes another trope, a feeble attempt to change the topic. When you're an entity which takes part in the types of war crimes the planet hasn't seen since WW2, yes your entity might and should be put into question. Just like the apartheid regime of South Africa ceased to exist, so too will the Zionist apartheid regime. Those old arguments and talking points that worked in the past no longer work. We live in the age of information and most people around the world now know what the Zionist apartheid entity actually does. The cat is out of the bag my man, there is no going back. You're either going to be pro genocide or anti genocide and you're going to have to choose.
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  10966.  @annabellelee4535  If that were true and israel believed what you're saying. They'd immediately call for a ceasefire knowing Gaza will break it. It would be a win win for them. There is a reason they're not doing that. They want these people to starve to death. This isn't a war, it is an extermination.
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  10967. I don't think the video claimed Turkey was in the EU. In fact I'd imagine most people understand it's quite lucky it wasn't accepted into the EU. What ever short term economic problems they may have, it's a lot easier to work your way out of it without the constraints of the EU. I'd imagine long term their economic prospects are still better than nations like Spain, Greece and Italy.
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  10968. @Sami Wedi Shire, not starting a civil war might have been a good way to start to "avoid" that situation.
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  10969. Why would the western media cover this? It is run by corporate interests, why would they air their own crimes? Not that it really matters anymore, the rest of the world knows and now that has turned into a huge problem for these gangsters. Seems like their hayday is coming to an end. Especially France who will probably fall first.
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  10970. @Phildazz, the idea of using China to contain India is insanity. Who do you think China and India are? lol
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  10971. @Hazellelucas, He along with the entire planet knows what that answer is. They had their home stolen and children slaughtered. Then the survivors were stuffed into a brutal concentration camp for 16 years. Well when they broke out, they got violent. Not shocking.
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  10972.  @mathewmbogo5051  No. It means they likely are but this case wasn't about if they're doing it or not. It was about is there enough evidence to show that it is potentially happening and that being used to order them to stop. For the court to make even that kind of ruling shows the mountain of evidence against Israel. The real genocide case which is starting soon will take about 2-3 years to conclude. If that court isn't somehow politically coopted, Israel is going to be found guilty. The evidence is quite overwhelming.
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  10973.  @Patrick-y4d1z  I don't think you understand what this hearing was about. This case wasn't a case to rule of genocide is happening or not. South Africa's lawsuit was to kick start a court case for genocide. They had to prove there was enough evidence that genocide could potentially be taken place to spark the genocide trial. South Africa won. The question of if Israel is guilty of genocide or not is a trial that will take 2-3 and now the wheels have been set in motion.
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  10974.  @Patrick-y4d1z  Again this case wasn't to decide if there is genocide or not. This case was to see if a genocide case will be opened. Which it was. South Africa won the lawsuit. The genocide case itself will take 2-3 years. And if political forces don't intervene there is a boatload of evidence to find Israel guilty.
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  10975.  @Patrick-y4d1z  Also the problem isn't really understanding or not understanding between us. The difference is simple. I am look at what is. You are looking at what you want it to be. An emotional response if you will. Akin to people wanting to believe men can get pregnant. When the reality is quite different. Cognitive dissonance seems to be a powerful thing in our society. Feelings have taken over facts.
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  10976.  @Patrick-y4d1z  There was more than enough evidence presented at the recent court case in public that warranted to opening up of a genocide trial. So what you're telling me is that you were too lazy to either watch the court case or even read South Africa's 84 page report with all the evidence of genocide (which the court accepted) And the only way for you to even stay alive in this debate is to ask me to write that 84 page report in the comments section here? Is that seriously your argument? Also your last paragraph makes no sense, it is obvious you were even too lazy to look up the legal definition of genocide as layed out in the 1984 genocide convention or even understand what "in whole or part" means in english. There is a phrase which says "to destroy in part or whole any group" Wiping out the people in Gaza (which Israeli officials have publicly said is the plan) is the definition of genocide. The hardest part of proving genocide is proving intent. Which oddly enough in this case is simple because Israeli government officials have been making public statements stating what their goals are. Again if you had read South Africa's evidence report given to the court you'd know that. You're too lazy to look up the things you're trying to debate and then using some woke type logic where your feelings try to determine facts which you aren't even aware of? Honestly you might as well try to convince me men can get pregnant. If you want to debate this, read the court transcripts, learn what genocide actually means and try again.
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  10977.  @Patrick-y4d1z  You do realize South African put out an 84 page report filled with evidence. I'll ask you again, have you read it? Imagine ignoring something and then pretending it doesn't' exist. Obviously saying the 84 page report means nothing to do, if reading it will destroy your entire worldview. You're working really hard to keep your cognitive dissonance alive, instead of actually trying to learn the facts. Are you some IDF paid troll or something? As far as what is outside of that report. More children have died in Gaza in just 2 weeks than allthe children killed every single conflict around the entire globe since 2020, including the huge 2 years Russia/Ukraine war. No other nation behaves this way or works this hard to wipe out civilians. In fact the world hasn't seen a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to kill as many civilians as possible since WW2. This is obviously showing to most of the planet.
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  10978. Love Binkov's videos but it's obvious now they're for entertainment purposes only. We found that out when one of his war scenario videos actually happened and his prediction was so off it wasn't even funny lol Nagorno Karabakh anyone? lol
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  10979.  @activatekruger446  And what will you do with the 20 million people who live there?
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  10980. Will angry young men who've been completely emasculated and feminized rebel? Not sure. Sure there will be some who reject the brainwashing but will there be enough of them to perform a successful rebellion? Again I'm not so sure.
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  10981.  @triola3983  No not Iran, the clear aggressor is the Zionist apartheid entity.
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  10982. @@kzgntosbaga6255lol I should have added that to the list of things he'd ask for.
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  10983.  @adermm  What you need to do is learn how to get along with your neighbors. Hint, invading their lands and ethnically cleansing half a million of their people is not a good start.
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  10984. @Sidera17, That self hating woke culture you speak of hasn't infiltrated American society as much as people are led to believe. The fact that it's pushed so hard by mass media and entertaining gives it the illusion of being a widely adopted way of thinking. When in reality it represents such a small percentage of people who hold these ideas. For example how many people have you met who actually believe there are 150 different genders?
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  10985.  @ironmind258  Well they're going after the young kids via the educational system. So another 20 years of this garbage and no one is really safe. As far as an extreme war breaking out, I think a lot of these nations simply lack the ability to fight a prolonged war. They've emasculated their young male people so much that I don't believe they'll have enough young men who can do what is necessary in a conflict.
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  10986.  @troywalt4834  You mean an illegal militia group that illegally invaded it's neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? Those brothers?
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  10987. Another reason it isn't antisemitic is because most of the people involved aren't semitic. They're essentially European stock with zero semitic DNA.
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  10988.  @Jack-th9zg  Why would you even bother debating in relation to some washed up soon to be 4th rate power, which also happens to be one of the most racist nations on the planet. If it wasn't for America they'd all be speaking German anyway.
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  10989. @Manny Giapitzakis, I'd imagine you're right about Greece standing ready. If they didn't feel that way they wouldn't break treaties and show massive amounts of aggression toward it's neighbor who might one day get fed up and react. All this reminds me of the entire Cyprus affair. Keep poking them in the eye, they will react.
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  10990.  @ArmenianBishop  So when you take an army into another nation's well defined internationally recognized boarders and seize the land that isn't an "invasion." I'm sorry but that is the definition of an invasion. Not to mention ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians. A person who is trying to sweep ethnic cleansing and genocide under the rug calling someone else's intentions "impure" is rich. I guess it is the same mindset, you figured different ethnic groups living on land you've illegally seized to be "impure" as well I guess. Which makes sense why you'd ethnically cleanse them. Why do all you war crimes and ethnic cleansing deniers all make the same exact arguments? Do you all have the same guide book you follow or join the same seminars?
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  10991. So according to your logic then the Palestinians have a right to respond to having their children slaughtered, their homes taken and the survivors being stuffed into modern concentration camps? If you actually believe the narrative you're spouting, do you also believe other media tropes like them telling us men can get pregnant and covid jumped from a bat to a human? It literally seems like you'll believe anything the media tells you to believe.
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  10992. They're debating this without really understanding one simple reality. No one cares what the French think about this issue. Israel doesn't care what France thinks, Gaza doesn't care what France thinks, the regional nations don't care what France thinks. Even having this debate is quite ridiculous.
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  10993.  @БолдсайханБатчимэг  Sweden can't and I'd imagine the nations who can won't do so on account of Sweden.
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  10994.  @garedmorort  The Euro probably won't survive the next two decades. Not exactly reserve currency material.
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  10995. Permanently collapsing? Not really. They had almost 2 decades of unimpeded growth. You can even call it uncontrolled growth which will eventually hit the wall. They’ll have a large turndown, which will last a few years and they’ll return to growth. Much like their huge economic crisis in the late 90s. This is simply how they do things. When times are good they step on the accelerator a bit too much. Then they break too hard not to crash but end up crashing anyway. Then they fix the car and go back to growth. I’ve been investing in that country since the 1990s and have gotten used to how they do things. In the long term they always grow and their prospects for the next 20 years still look good. Expanding manufacturing base and a very large, skilled and young workforce. They’ll still out pace any EU nation in a 20 year span.
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  10996.  @jora5483  Why so they can live in squalor and misery like people in Iran? Pretty raw deal no? Would you want to be ruled by genetically damaged inbreds?
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  10997. @History Man!, Every country on the planet was printing money like it's going out of style during the pandemic. Then the supply chain problems which made more people chase less goods. Then Russia invading Ukraine which took a lot of wheat, raw materials and energy out of the world markets. Nations which don't have access to large industrial farming and cheap energy are all going to suffer badly. It's not just Turkey and Greece. This is a global tsunami. Greece was insulated a tad bit longer than most nations due to being in the Euro. But in dealing with a tsunami like this, EU protection is simply a short term band aid. They'll get hit later because of it but on the flip side it will take them much longer to climb out. They might have been better off outside the EU in the long term.
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  10998. @Elias, or maybe that would just piss them off into turning Athens into a parking lot?
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  10999. When they feel compelled to attack but don't want to spark a real war. That is when. It's fairly obvious they understand what psychos they're dealing with.
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  11000. @BabaAmin29. Like the Turks are the sleeping giants in Central Asia. The Nigerians are the sleeping giant in Africa. Both will wake up soon
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  11001. I'm allergic to all legacy media.
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  11002. @BritishRoyalMapping. Says the guy speaking on behalf of a brutal proxy group doing the bidding of foreign powers. The group you're speaking on behalf of is also guilty to forcing 200,000 Kurds who don't agree with their insane worldview. This so-called Zionist backed SDF is hated even by most Kurds. An alien and foreign controlled group can't stick around forever.
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  11003.  @DotJus nothing they said on this podcast is false. What makes it bias was ignoring the 800 lbs elephant in the room. The other occult which active right now which is eerily similar to the one they’re taking about. The one called Zionism
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  11004. Not half as bad as the rest of the world though.
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  11005. France: Protests are a corner stone are freedom and democracy. Also France: We're going to ban protests the regime is not a fan of.
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  11006.  @ao513 anyone paying has figured out from which side the propaganda is flying.
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  11007. Not to mention the biggest oddity of all this. The term is used to safeguard people who aren't semitic (European Zionists) who are putting semitic people (Palestinians) into concentration camps. The lunacy of all this is jaw dropping. It is like a parody except it is real.
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  11008.  @MaxAndersonn  So you think mean tweets are worse than the only time since WW2 that the planet has had to witness a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible? Interesting point of view. Do you also strange puppies for fun on the weekends?
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  11009.  @IhaveNoPatienceForIdiotsAndLia  This is such a ridiculous talking point that crumbles when put under a microscope. You can't steal people's homes, murder their children and stuff the survivors into the world's only and history's largest ever concentration camp and expect them not to react. Not to mention it has now been proven (and reported by Israeli media) that most of the civilians who died on Oct 7th were murdered by the IDF via their hannibal directive. Not to mention there is never an excuse to use a fully mechanized military to murder as many women and children as possible. The world hasn't seen crimes like this since WW2. So yes, Genocide Joe worked hard to get that name. Not to mention the Zionist talking points have completely fallen apart, this conflict made people actually look into the conflict. Before you scream "leftist" because you have zero defense to anything I've said. I'm a conservative BTW. Although I fail to see what political leanings to left or right have to do with being against the wholesale murder of women and children, land theft, institutionalized rape and apartheid.
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  11010.  @otakunostalgia5503  You mean the military leader who brutally overthrew your government and killed the president? That guy? I'm not sure a guy who has no issues slaughtering his own civilians who oppose his dictatorship to be the guy to safeguard another nation's civilians. Just sayin..
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  11011.  @AdamAdamHDL  Egypt started walling in Gaza after their democratically elected government was violently overthrown by a military dictator with Israel's backing. Then when this military dictator took over, it was then that he shut the border acting on his backer's orders.
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  11012. Then why did Iran support and help Armenia in the 1990s brutally invade Azerbaijan and ethically cleanse 800,000 civilians? Iran like most nations is great on some issues and terrible on others.
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  11013.  @ralfschultz5347  First you say there is only 5 percent of the descendants of the original Turks in Anatolia then you go on to claim you'll reverse the defeat of 1071? By doing what exactly? Getting rid of a few hundred thousand people? All you'll be really doing is by attacking and massacring (by your admission) indigenous people who's only crime is that they speak a language you don't approve of?
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  11014.  @stevenobrien557  defenseless as I’m not having the ability to defend one’s self. Israel has been bombing Syria non stop for years and Syria hasn’t fired one shot back. It is literally the definition of defenseless. Your emotions don’t dictate demonstrable facts. You probably also think Israel isn’t a colonial apartheid entity
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  11015.  @stevenobrien557  Yet those SAMS which were controlled by the Russians were never turned on. How many nations have you ever heard of that constantly get bombed and don't even shoot one bullet back? Explain this to me if you're the only one in this equation which isn't ignorant. Personally I don't think you're ignorant, you've just lost the ability to reason on this topic. You probably also think Israel is a normal country which isn't a colonial apartheid entity.
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  11016.  @stevenobrien557  Btw the word is defenseless. Not Defenceless. Also how exactly does a dude with an Irish name work so hard to spread Isreali false narratives. Please explain. Are really just a bot, if not explain how hard they've propagandized you and melted your brain's ability to think objectively.
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  11017. @ really? If you think such decisions are taken so lightly why hasn’t turkey sent a force to Palestine? You talk of what you’d like to happen. I talk of what will happen
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  11018.  @mickyteddy7598 that country you call joker can probably defeat the entire Indian army on their lunch break
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  11019. It is like the build up to the Iraq war all over again. Anyone who speaks up against it is silenced.
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  11020. @Cole Johnston Canada is ruled by a dictatorial authoritarian regime that simply doesn't want laws like this. So you won't get laws like this.
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  11021.  @ydnark83  If verbal bullying is against the law, I'd imagine one could easily make the argument that no using someone's proper pronoun is bullying. I mean if disagreeing with someone could be a form of violence, that isn't a big stretch. Go misgender someone and find out. This is generally how dictatorships and authoritarian regimes work. They word laws in such a way they can then decide who to throw in jail and who not to.
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  11022. @Steve Calderbank, They actually sold weapons to the side that was ethnically cleansed in the 1990s. You might want to do a little research before delving into the "he said she said" that you heard from your wife.
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  11023.  @navysteve95  You didn't misspeak about Israel selling weapons to Azerbaijan. But you did draw a fairly insane correlation. Jews being the victims of a vicious ethnic cleansing campaign, it would make sense that they'd back the side (the Azeris) who were the victims of a brutal ethnic cleansing campaign in the 1990s which started this war in the first place.
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  11024.  @navysteve95  I'm not interested in who claims what, or your subjective view of who should have what. The facts here are extremely clear. Armenia invades their neighbor's internationally recognized territory in the 1990s and brutally ethnically cleanses 800,000 people. Few conflicts are ever really this cut and dry. To rationalize this behavior is to rationalize mass slaughter. It's almost like someone trying to make an argument that the Nazis weren't that bad in what they did. As far as "revenge" and people calling for it. Lets compare and contrast facts. Again Armenia invades Nagorno Karabakh in the 1990s and 800,000 civilians are ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan invades Nagorno Karabakh last year and less than 2 dozen civilians die. Come on man, don't be that guy.
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  11025.  @augustazoe2844  Why does every single ethnic cleansing denier I've ever come across, regardless of where in the world or when the time period in question makes the same argument? 1. Oh they did it worse. 2. It never happened 3. Blame the victims.
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  11026.  @augustazoe2844  Wow you sound oddly just like the Turks when they're denying the ethnic cleansing of Armenians in the early 1900s. Do ethnic cleansing deniers have some sort of guidebook they all follow? As far as Azeri state propaganda, I doubt anyone outside that country has been exposed to such things, who can even name an Azeri news outlet? Do any even exist? I'm not too interested in the Azeri or Armenian "version" of events. My premise is simple, there were 800,000 Azeris living in a specific region, Armenia invades and now there are 0 Azeris living in that place. Did they all simply up and vanish into thin air? Is that what we're supposed to believe?
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  11027. It is the same playbook over and over again. I remember before the Iraq war, anyone questioning the propaganda was told to shut up or be labeled a Saddam lover. Anyone questioning the narrative in Ukraine was called a Putin puppet. Now anyone questioning the mass slaughter of civilians is being labeled as antisemitic. They'll always find some ridiculous talking point to shut down debate. Because if a debate is had, their insane narrative will melt away.
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  11028. @Dr. Merkwurdigliebe, You guys should stay in the EU a bit longer if only to troll the other members lol Just make sure you get out before they collapse, which they will. When that happens they'll start devouring each other.
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  11029.  @samwelch7328 how and when can Israel or has israel defended us? They want our money, weapons and ruin our position in the world as it serves them. Stop with this bs
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  11030. @J Mus, it makes sense. They have to increase the numbers of that small minority group to decrease the chance they'll be massacred again.
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  11031.  @jmus6494  They were slaughtered because there were so few of them. In case you're not aware of how it all happened. Without a larger population they'll never have the ability to defend themselves. Again, it makes sense.
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  11032. If that was the case how did 2000 Armenian soldiers lose Susha to 400 Azeris who had no drone cover because of fog. Explain that one. This mindset you have is actually what led to your defeat. This idea of the racial superiority giving you a false sense of security
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  11033. To be fair Macron should himself be in jail for his crimes in Africa. Obviously war criminals will defend other war criminals.
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  11034. I like Vivek and he makes a lot of sense on a lot of issues. Probably more than most people running for office. But the guy just went full retard on the Azerbaijan/Armenia issue. He literally claimed Azerbaijan has a powerful lobby in America. When he fails to realize the Armenian lobby in America is about 1000x more effective than theirs. Not to mention his insane commentary on the conflict between the two. Vivek come on bro, if you're going to talk about something at least do a minimal amount of research before spouting things which are demonstrably false. I get it 99% of the time you're right but this gaffe was really ridiculous and not expected from you.
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  11035. @@nicosmith1746 You have to admit that stunt by Ukraine was a tad bit childish and extremely counter productive to what they were trying to achieve.
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  11036.  @donniebrookings3695  Sure they do, the occupied always do.
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  11037. Isn't it so telling that the corporate media will have an absolute meltdown over a journalist interviewing someone. They aren't even trying to hide the fact they're in the hiding information business.
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  11038.  @Kellllyyyy22  I'm curious about potential war conflicts and watch a lot of videos and pay attention to the comments section. It's usually the Greeks crying and the Turks being pissed off.
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  11039. @Koranergiz117. I think you fail to realize what insurgency means. One can be an insurgency group which uses methods of terror to achieve their goals. You're splitting hairs here claiming they're not an insurgency group. They absolutely are.
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  11040. @Ollz Ahoy, You're shocked they're angry? Did you expect a different result considering Armenia invaded their internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed over half a million of their people? Also if Vice had an Arab bias, they'd be more pro Armenian consider most of the Arabs and the Islamic Republic of Iran sided with Armenia on this one. Great company Armenia keeps.
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  11041. It is mostly the Zionists that are gutted over the lack of war. Most rational people see this as a good thing
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  11042. I'm not sure if the psychos running Israel are aware just how much of a hole they've dug themselves into. The fall out from this will hurt for decades, assuming the apartheid regime survives that long.
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  11043.  @Apistoleon  Yup the Abrahimic religions sure share the same names. But I still fail to see how that fits into this conversation
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  11044.  @Lamin_G  The trouble is their willingness to work with China is not something Washington wants. So they're essentially without the umbrella of American power. In a situation like that it will be the Chinese showing the sticks and carrots. Europe is pretty much fuked when they realized America is willing to sacrifice their wellbeing for strategic gain. They really have nowhere to turn to as they have a lot of historical baggage with everyone else and everyone is looking for a chance to take a shot at them. Macron in China without the American blanket is like Oliver Twist begging for another serving. Forget a super large power like China, Macron (when not under the American blanket) gets slapped around by Turkey.
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  11045. I'm fairly sure what he is saying is like any all encompassing law there may be loopholes which do things which weren't intended to do. Just like France was complaining about it when theoretically England could have taken a huge chunk of French waters just because they own a small island near the coast of France. Thankfully England isn't as insane as Greece and didn't try to finagle a technicality in law to do such a thing to their neighbor. I'm not saying you should or shouldn't be this aggressive, its your country and your call living so far from that region it's not up to me to decide what you should or shouldn't do. What I am saying is don't try to sugar coat what Greece is trying to do.
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  11046.  @jonathanpusar5931  On issues like abortion and incarceration there are legitimate disagreements between the left and right. However the fact you threw foreign entanglements out there is rather strange, that issue tends to cut both ways. I've found myself having a plethora of debates with hardcore leftists were they were pro foreign entanglements, especially around the time were we destroyed Libya during for no good reason during the Obama administration. Years before that I've also had my fair share of arguments with right wingers over the same types of issues. That specific issue unlike most truly cuts both ways. The people who defend these issues tend to be the useful idiots on both sides. A democrat president is just as likely to drag us into war as a republican president. And that is the biggest problem we face.
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  11047.  French& Scottish  So Swedes who don't want to join Nato are suddenly Turkish trolls? Hmm tell us more lol
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  11048. You do understand how missiles work right?
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  11049.  @franke2273  Dude even the biggest fans of Turkey will scoff at your comment. Superpower? lol
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  11050. Sounded more like a temper tantrum from a European who understands his nation has become completely irrelevant on the international stage. Europe is finished, the world knows this including the Americans who are tired of floating them
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  11051.  @hicrhodushicsalta6648  Yes Russia won. That is pretty clear now.
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  11052. It won't work like that. It's a delicate thing when every single member is legally bound to go to war to defend another. If they aren't all on board, article 5 becomes toothless and brings the entire organization into question.
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  11053.  @moetherespirator  This election has nothing to do with religion.
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  11054.  @JJ-io4pe  check the bond yield rate in USD not in Turkish lira
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  11055.  @bars4745  Good luck explaining that to this guy. lol If they paid out 43% interest on USD like he claims, I'd be rich right now lol Not to mention the country would be flooded with investors (which it isn't)
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  11056. We no longer have reporters in the corporate media. Just talking heads trying to rationalize the insane things our elites do.
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  11057. The way I see it, if someone wants to go fight for another country. They're welcomed to go.
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  11058.  @BobJohnson648  I'd agree with you on that. Most young Jewish men I know would find the idea absolutely ridiculous. Most young men in general these days are pretty A-political as it is.
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  11059. 30 years ago 500,000 people were ethnically cleansed from this area. The ones that survived and their families want to return back to their homes and villages.
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  11060. Nothing.
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  11061.  @aqwsderxz  If you ask the citizen they probably don't see a bomb being hurled at someone who is blowing up schools and hospitals in their town as a "waste." Would you rather have a few cents in your pocket in exchange for your children being blown up in school? Aside from an Indian or Pakistani I'm not sure many people on earth would take that trade.
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  11062.  @sassy6292 Canada is most certainly a gulag. I agree with you 100 percent.
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  11063.  @elliotyourarobot Russian Muslims are nothing like the Muslim migrants you see here in the west. They’re not only more civilized than the migrants we have, they’re more civilized than you. If you go there you’ll be the misbehaving migrants. The people of the north Caucasus are a different breed of humans in a very good way.
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  11064.  @user-tg3tj2nq6v Russia’s Muslims didn’t migrate there. They’ve been there since day 1
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  11065. Saying something is Europe actually makes it sound like a place people don’t want to be. If you want to market Russia the last word you want to use is Europe. People are trying to escape Europe
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  11066. And now we're sending this woke army into a potential sh!t storm. I fear this won't end well.
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  11067. Yup. You'd have to be a psychopath to willingly join a genocidal army.
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  11068.  @esense9602  It seems like France is getting a dose of it's own medicine. You see those flags they were walking around with? They represent a terrorist organization. The same terrorist organization France has been funding for nearly 20 years to cause this kind of destruction elsewhere. Chickens coming home to roost perhaps? Maybe the French are getting a very small dose of what their government has been funding overseas for so long?
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  11069.  @eunicesophia5459 better than a genocidal maniac like genocide Joe and Netanyahu no?
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  11070.  @nailil5722  The French are lazy and don't produce as much as the Germans. The only reason they're considered a first rate nation is because of all the wealth they extract from Africa. Once that ends, France is in trouble. Which isn't far off away btw.
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  11071.  @moaninggimp7161  It's shocking how the elite of a nation can do this and the people of the nation continue to leave them in power. So who to blame? The refugees who take advantage of it? Or the people who allow it to happen?
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  11072.  utkua  You do realize what you're dealing with here right? You're literally trying to use facts to debate with a person who is obviously not rational and acts with pure emotion. This is what cultural marxism has done. Turned an entire generation of people into whiny emotional train wrecks incapable of holding an original idea.
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  11073. I'd imagine the Georgians might disagree with your assessment that Russia never attacks lol You're right there is an insane amount of anti Russian propaganda. It's so bad sometimes it borders on the ridiculous. But your claim that Russia has a defense strategy and not "attacks" is just as ridiculous. Russia might not be as aggressive as Nato but it sure as hell wants to be lol
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  11074. No one noticed because EU politicians are known to say things which are blatantly false. They're just used to doing it with no one caring. So how can you blame her?
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  11075.  @dallasburgess5329  Except at this point everyone understands those ICC warrants are purely political. If the ICC issued warrants based on international law where is the arrest warrant for Genocide Joe Biden and Netanyahu? More civilians have been killed in Gaza in 2 weeks than the entire Russia/Ukraine war which has lasted almost 2 years.
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  11076. Hamas is viewed as a terrorist organization by a minority of nations. This trope that they're viewed that way by in large is a false narrative.
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  11077. To be fair they're in much better condition than the little kids in Gaza being targeted by a modern military force. Which is what is causing all these shenanigans to begin with.
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  11078.  @brassmonkey7566  So yea, this is why I'm not worried about sailors being overworked right now.
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  11079. I find this video kind of interesting. A guy who is cheerleading genocide giving reasons why it's wrong to hate. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 What is next? Take lessons from Hitler on why being mean is bad? lol
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  11080.  @vanja2565  For those who have a decent knowledge of that history it's quite amazing how much more fierce the Serbs fight when fighting for the Ottomans.
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  11081.  @vanja2565  If you look at the historical record that isn't exactly true. If it were they wouldn't have been so easily occupied for so long. If they actually fought as well as they did for the Ottomans (which was quite often) when facing them (which was rare) the situation might have been different. Honestly I'm not sure if the Ottomans would have expanded as fast and as far without the extreme loyalty of Serbian fighters. I guess you could say Serbians deserve some credit for the growth of that empire.
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  11082.  @vanja2565  It would be false if that specific grass you're referring to was dying and yellow. You underestimate just how many times the Serbians joined the Ottomans in battle during the Empire's growth phase. Delving into a few books would remedy for that. Just like looking at dying grass and understanding it's yellow and not green.
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  11083.  @vanja2565  You've gotta be kidding me. I'm not even a historian and I can rattle off 3 major wars the Serbians turned the tide of for the Ottomans. When the conquered South Eastern Anatolia, (Kings and Generals has an entire episode on it) an entire Serbian detachment helped them win. When they had to fight Timor from the east, again the Serbians fought like maniacs for the Ottomans. One of the Ottoman's major incursions into modern day Romania was also done with a huge Serbian detachment. These are just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are 100s more if we bothered looking them up. Fact is the Serbians played a HUGE role in how fast and how far the Ottoman empire grew.
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  11084.  @Sigma-girl-03  No, this is all literally about nuclear energy. You think the Russians or Chinese are going to hand them nukes? Instead of calling people crazy, try to understand the concept of what it is you're trying to debate. If they wanted nukes why would they build a multi billion dollar facility to produce electricity where they get zero technology transfer? Use your head. When and if they want nukes, they'll surely go another route.
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  11085.  @josephrohrbach1588  I'm not aware of anyone celebrating. Also in general terms people "fighting for the country" don't tend to randomly fire artillery shells randomly into high populated centers where people from their country live. I'd imagine that's called terrorism no?
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  11086.  @战忽局油管分局  Sorry dude I don't think people would be willing to replace one aggressive hegemon for another.
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  11087.  @gowthamvasu1630  is that why more women are trafficked in America than any other place in the world? Is that why our women have higher rates of depression than any nation in the global south? Is that why our women dominate the statistics in percentage of them on mental health drugs than any nation in the global south? Facts>Your narrative based on your feelings.
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  11088. @Nub, I think well before this conflict ever erupted Europe's influence on the geopolitical chess board was very weak. This conflict simply highlighted how much influence they've lost globally. No one really cares what they think. Look at the conflict in Ukraine for example. It's basically a show run by America and the Russians. With the Turks and the Chinese nibbling away at the edges. Europe is nowhere to be found aside from begrudgingly cowering behind America's back.
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  11089. @Steel40, the way things look there will be a conflict near those Greek islands regardless of who is in charge of Turkey or how the economy is doing. Cyprus however, I'd imagine that front will stay calm for a very long time.
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  11090.  @andreaskalamas6829  If Turkey tried to attack the Greek mainland the price would be "huge" and I honestly don't think it can be done. Those islands however would literally be impossible to defend. They'd take it like a cake walk. The cost they'd pay would be international sanctions which would put them in a hole they'll never climb out of. That is why they won't be attacking these islands anytime soon.
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  11091. @Trans Air, you're probably right. But I'd imagine India should first use the energy to teach their people to stop defecating on the streets, beaches and train tracks.
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  11092. @Jennifer Small, I wish the truth was bigger than the people who run the networks but is it really? They made the vast majority of people believe the Iraq war was justified, when it eventually came to light it wasn't.. no consequences. They're making people believe men can get pregnant. They're making people believe Ukraine is a democracy. With a track record like this, why wouldn't they think they're bigger than the truth? They've been bigger than the truth over and over and over again.
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  11093. So many frauds were outed as soon as this conflict started. Jordan Peterson is another one.
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  11094.  @ailiicat  you can report that gravity exists without bringing on a guest who thinks it doesn’t.
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  11095. @S Are you referring to the bribery scandals at the EU parliament?
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  11096.  @CuffsJNW  No we're invading nations all across the globe, not just our neighbors.
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  11097. @Hodge, This comment straight up made me laugh
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  11098.  Mighty Atom  I can't say I agree with the validity of your comment but I will say I liked the comment because it was funny as fuk 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  11099. @Caig Simons, There are many cases in which culture clashes can lead to some horrible things, lots of examples too. This isn't one of them. France's strange relationship with North Africa and North African migrants. There is a lot of bad blood there for a plethora of reasons. But the issues that arise in my other western nations you're 100% correct. Mass migration is going to destroy the fabric of society in most of these nations long term. France however, they kind of deserve it, unlike a lot of the other nations.
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  11100.  @calebbearup4282  I'm an outsider on this issue but I do find this kind of funny. You know why? A Greek essentially telling Nato "please fight my battles." So to basically put this into the most simple terms, as a Greek you want 2 things. Nato fight my wars Germany pay my bills. Anything else Yanni? You want free sandwiches too?
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  11101.  @xavierg8985  So your contention is that because Erdogan owes his life to Putin, he sends high tech military equipment into a warzone where they're destroying high end Russian military equipment at an alarming rate? Is that your argument? If so, I have an amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Moscow I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price.
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  11102. @Marc They've been doing it for a few years without many problems. Also don't say west. You mean America. Europe is just a landmass filled with vassal states.
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  11103. Truth be told it won't be as detrimental to our reputation and the lives of ordinary people as what Biden has been doing in Syria these past 4 years. Nor sure our reputation around the globe can get much worse after Genocide Joe and Holocaust Harris.
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  11104. You do realize that she is trying to help people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. Even a lot of conservatives are supporting her on this issue. These things go behind political ideology and partisanship. Cheering on genocide isn't one of those thing that is easy to foll people into doing.
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  11105. Yup that is essentially France's argument.
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  11106.  @pyellard3013  The states of the USA at the time of formation didn't have legislation their people didn't want rammed down their throats by a centralized unit which didn't give a rats ass about what the people want. You might want to learn more about the history of the United States, how the states formed to make a nation and how their democracy functioned in those early years before making ridiculous analogies.
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  11107.  @lorisperfetto6021  It doesn't become so because you say it does.
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  11108.  @lorisperfetto6021  I made an argument. Your reply of "nah the EU is" isn't much of a rebuttal.
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  11109.  @lorisperfetto6021  To be fair it was more of a statement. You didn't do much to disprove it either.
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  11110.  @lorisperfetto6021  When a union holds a referendum (the will of the people) and then ignores it's results because it didn't like what the people wanted. That is an undemocratic institution. The EU has done this on multiple occasions. The EU superstate doesn't seem to care what the people want.
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  11111. @kelsiewilson. Really? You're going to browbeat the guys who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp? You expect anyone to go along with your Joseph Goebels version of events?
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  11112.  @nicolaskrinis7614  If you find it surprising that a government will expand it's influence into any place it possibly can, I think you're going to be buying a bridge not selling one.
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  11113.  @nicolaskrinis7614  You're not very bright are are you? I'd imagine you will be buying that bridge after all lol
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  11114. What went wrong with your leaders? You do realize humans age right?
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  11115. @Sarwar Jahan, Not to mention it ignored the 800lbs elephant in the room which led to this conflict. Armenia invading it's neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in the 1990s.
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  11116.  @gsurtos6588  The fact you see human suffering in terms of my team and their team shows your level of insanity.
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  11117. How does the usa dictate all over the world what to do? It's easy. When you control the money they use and you have more guns than them. Well you tell them what to do.
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  11118. Armenia won the first Karabakh war because they were armed to the teeth with Russian weapons while the Azeris had nothing. It was basically fully armed military fighting civilians. When they had to actually face people who shoot back, well we know how they reacted to that in 2020. I do agree with you that Armenia is corrupt to the gills though. But they do seem to have bigger problems than their corruption. The mass delusion and societal cognitive dissonance forces them to make some really bad decisions as well.
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  11119. This comment legit made me laugh. 🤣 The sad part is this mickey mouse country has a much smoother and more transparent voting system than we do here in America.
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  11120. Hannity makes me want to throw up. Pretending to be pro Trump here but at the same time trying to steer the conversation into permanent Washington/establishment pro war talking points. What a dirt bag, he can't admit it because of the role he plays on T.V. but I'd bet money this guy was happy Biden won the election along with his pro war handlers.
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  11121. If that is the case, why is Armenia also having massive issues with Christian Georgia? This country literally doesn't get along with any of it's neighbors regardless of religion. Oh btw you forgot the biggest war going on, on the planet. Russia vs Ukraine. What religion are those two nations again?
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  11122. People in the comments section seem more interested in this guy's neck than they are of the insanity he represents. Interesting.......
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  11123. @roontunes You can't blame Cyprus for what the British military bases on Cyprus do. Those aren't bases which Cyprus has invited the Brits to come use, the Brits took it by force and it is considered sovereign British territory. You can't blame the Cypriots for what the Brits do on those bases, there is nothing the Cypriots could do even if they wanted to. What you can blame the Cypriots for was their negotiations with Israel to host Israeli military logistics on the parts of the island they do control. But after the Hezbollah threat they seemed to understand this is a bad idea and are backtracking. But again, you cannot blame the Cypriots for what the Brits are doing there.
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  11124. I could be wrong but I'd bet Armenia just signed it's own death warrant.
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  11125.  @92egehrke  Actually yes, because we blamed Iran for it all but didn't do anything to Iran. Leaks came out that the administration reached out to Iran trying to strike a deal where they strike an area of no consequence in Iran to save face. Iran rejected it and said any strike on their territory would mean war. So these clowns bombed a bunch of random places in Syria and Iraq and claimed victory. This is all insanity. Those soldiers who died in Syria shouldn't have been there in the first place.
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  11126.  @bobvanderwest9358  Name any of them which were in Iran, whom we blamed for the attack.
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  11127.  @bobvanderwest9358  And yet you've taken the time to write that wall of text which basically says nothing. Fact is your argument doesn't have a leg to stand on. Facts>Your feelings.
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  11128. @Mordecai Sackett, He doesn't have to explain anything. His army of trolls will do the work for him.
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  11129.  @sallykemp1427  It doesn't really matter what a country "classes" themselves as. Ukraine is pretty damned close to third world status. Not sure how Palestine applies to any of this though. Unlike Ukraine what geostrategic value does Palestine bring?
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  11130. These people want us to believe a notorious war criminal is going to win the election? Probably not, Kamala will lose.
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  11131. 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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  11132.  @radio9730  Yet the Israelis beg for everything. Weapons Food political cover money water protection healthcare. You know you're a fake nation when you can't survive 6 months without welfare from the world's super power.
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  11133. 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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  11134. It isn’t the article raising eyebrows, it was sisi’s statements They weren’t the only ones to report on it
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  11135. @Tomato Madness, good post but the UAE was actually offered the F-35. They themselves decided to go elsewhere for their planes.
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  11136. @Shi, Racist toward Armenians? You do realize we're debating a conflict in which was started in the 1990s when the Armenians illegally invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. Calling their victims "racist" is insanity no?
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  11137.  @shii8236  This obviously started in the 1990s when Nagorno Karabakh was invaded by the Armenians. Why else do you think the United Nations would be calling it "occupied territory" You don't seem to have much interest in the reality of the situation. For what ever reason you have an emotional attachment to one narrative you want to be true and will ignore all facts pointing the opposite way. It's kind of strange.
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  11138. No, he has this insane idea that raising interest rates causes inflation. Either he has figured out something no one else in the history of economics has been able to figure out, or he is going to send his currency into the toilet.
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  11139. So you want them to slaughter the surviving civilians faster?
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  11140. @Denisk751. That situation is so bad our government doesn't even bother giving a justification for it. They just say ISIS over and over again, as if that is why our troops are magically stationed near all the oil reserves lol
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  11141. @Yudufa, The globalists don't have interests in Armenia and Azerbaijan. That is why. So both were left at the mercy of the Russians for a long time. Now that the Russians are occupied elsewhere, well they had to sort their problems out with each other (which they recently did)
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  11142. @Mark Jones, considering the EU has devolved into a mafia type organization, obviously they'll have the "do as we say or you'll be punished" attitude.
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  11143.  @cherylsmith8274  Houthis have been clear in what they're doing. They don't want ships headed to Israel going through the strait. That isn't an escalation, that is what people call sanctions. Sending an entire navy unit into that region to scare the houthis is escalation.
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  11144. The elites don't seem to have a clue as to the popularity of Tucker.
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  11145. Israel has no interest in international law and has no interest in Palestinians having their own land. They're pushing this to a point where either they push the Arabs into the desert, or the Arabs push them into the sea.
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  11146. Why would they wake up? They want this. They think this will spark WW3 and fulfill their prophecy.
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  11147. Yea he was charismatic in that awkward war criminal sorta way lol
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  11148.  @jinxterpinxter  They've stretched that word so far to a point it has snapped. It has no meaning left.
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  11149. Wow what natural talent. I could practice for 900 years and not even play 10% as good as that lol
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  11150.  @Jph1602  With the sheer amount of nuclear weapons I highly doubt we'll have a world war. But we do seem to be headed into a very destabilized world order which in itself is terrifying. The world goes through these geopolitical shakeups once every 100 years or so and it's never pretty. :O(
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  11151.  @hangingwithmygnomes2067  Imagine the level of a god like complex a person must have to presume to have the ability to pick better leaders for a country than the people who live there. Imagine?
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  11152.  @hangingwithmygnomes2067  This rhetoric being thrown around about Turkey losing it's secular democracy or being like Iraq I'd imagine is done by people who've never been to Turkey or don't know much about it. Basically just parroting rhetoric which crumbles under even the slightest inspection. I've been spending more than 6 months a year in Turkey for years now. I think I'd challenge anyone to come up with one secular law which has been removed. I have full freedom of religion here, the court system is based on laws not religion. Just because they have a leader who spouts religious rhetoric doesn't mean secular democracy has gone away. The laws remain the same along with their implementation. I'd imagine a lot of these views which are false stem from a form of subconscious racism perhaps? Who knows but either way it's insanity. I also find your comment about France to be interesting. Of all nations you picked France to be the bastion of freedom? A nation which has thought crimes on it's books? Seriously? I have more freedom in Turkey to think as I please than I would in France.
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  11153.  @hangingwithmygnomes2067  Considering America is my home, I had every right not to be quiet. Now if you could please stop posting false information on a public forum, the truth would appreciate that.
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  11154. These media outlets see the writing on the wall, they've been completely unmasked and public opinion is shifting against them for hiding Israel's crimes. Now I see them slowly putting out content like this trying to save their reputations. Too little too late. The damage is done. You see how they're trying to distances themselves away from what they know understand will be remembered as war crimes on the level humans haven't seen since WW2.
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  11155.  @backintimealwyn5736  Most of Europe is firmly under the control of the globalists. The vast majority of EU leaders simply don't care what their people want.
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  11156.  @gokhansarimsaklio2311  I'm not sure the guy was claiming that. The guy is saying frustrations are boiling over.
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  11157.  @FOREVERLOST-k1  So you have to be a Russian ally to want France to stop stealing Niger's resources? Hmmm interesting.
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  11158.  @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884  I'm not sure I believe that.
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  11159.  @jupiterbirlesikgezegenleri9884  I honestly have a really hard time believing that. If you look at the different types they have and the insane rates at which they're building them. That number has to be over 2000. Well over.
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  11160.  @poweredbynato6313  He is so smart that he had a journalist in a powerful regional power's soil hacked to death in the embassy. Then he had to bribe them to be friends again because he needs the protection. Very smart.
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  11161.  @kaniel_outis1  Powerful yes, when compared to small impoverished islands in your periphery. When a heavyweight shows up? Not so much.
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  11162.  @chasjetty8729  To any outsider who studied this conflict, none of this was needed. Azerbaijan quite literally tried to negotiate a settlement for 30 years. This after having their internationally recognized territories invaded by their neighbor's and 800,000 of their civilians ethnically cleansed. The fact they had this much patience and tried to negotiate for this long is pretty amazing. Most nations would have reacted much much sooner. The good thing is they aren't going on a full blown ethnic cleansing rampage when they have military advantage. Essentially not doing what Armenia did when it had military advantage in the early 1990s. Conflict never stops until the aggressor gives up it's aggression.
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  11163. @James Spleen, Why would they do that. They want Americans to send their sons and daughters to go fight their war for them, while they sit in California and cheer.
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  11164.  @Kyberleon  Apparently not enough of them, considering the amount of people who showed up to protest. What are they protesting exactly?
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  11165. I swear soon it's going to get to a point where in the middle of a war all a Chinese soldier needs to do is misgender our soldiers and they'll run away crying.
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  11166. Actually no. Memluk was Turkic. And yes there is a huge difference between Turkish and Turkic.
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  11167. @Alex Ragen, this is true. There have been very few instances of people being enslaved based on their race. Most slavery was due to losing a war or being captured. And in most cases the children of those slaves weren't slaves either. To equate that type of slavery to the African slave trade is just weird. Especially these Ottoman "slaves" some of them ended up being the grand vizers of the empire (like presidents) Imagine an African slave being the president of the United States in the 1700s lol
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  11168. They'll find some way to avoid it.
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  11169.  @agathalalaine3314  To be fair it is hard to have respect for someone who is representing an apartheid regime with concentration camps.
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  11170.  @avacigar5502  The problem is, apartheid is something you can't hide. Israel is not only an apartheid regime, it is demonstrably so. Their lawbooks which are public information have loads of apartheid laws. This is, by any metric you use an apartheid state. Period.
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  11171.  @avacigar5502  Just off the top of my head. Israel's property rights laws are two tiered. One set of laws for Jews one set of laws for Palestinians. Palestinians are very limited in where they can or can't buy property. This is an apartheid law. Marriage laws. A Palestinian does not have the same marriage and family reunification rights as a Jew does in Israel. If a Jewish person marriages a foreigner, that foreigner can come to Israel. If a Palestinian marries a foreigner, they can not bring them to Israel. This is an apartheid law. School systems and funding, many areas having a "separate but equal" laws but the reality is nothing is equal in terms of funding. You can easily find the details of this at amnesty international. Mind you this is just off the top of my head, a quick google search and you'll find 100s more. And this is within Israel where the regime brags of how good the Palestinians have it. So imagine how bad it is in the west bank and Gaza? We live in the age of information, you can't hide these things like you used to. The world knows what this regime is about and it is slowly turning into a pariah state.
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  11172. We can have that again if we have a free press. Which in reality we really don't. It's essentially just regime news. A lot like the old Soviet Union networks..
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  11173. @TenTenJ So some historical claim on a piece of proper some how gives nations the right to invade their neighbors and ethnically cleans 800,000 people? That is your argument? Do you also strangle puppies for fun on the weekends bro? Maybe push old ladies down stairs for giggles?
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  11174. You're going to pray for god to help apartheid, ethnic cleansing and concentration camps? Seriously?
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  11175. Cool story CNN. According to CNN 1. Covid came from a bat in a cave, anyone who claimed otherwise was spreading misinformation. 2. There are 98343 different genders 3. Trump works for Russia 4. Israel isn't committing genocide. 5. Ukraine is winning the war. 6. The Covid vaccine will 100 percent prevent you from getting Covid. 7. Men can get pregnant 8. Inflation was just transitory 9. The Russian economy is going to collapse in a month (said 2 years ago) Any more demonstrably false BS you'd like to throw my way CNN? But your network is still good to get information, to get accurate news watch CNN and know the reality is the opposite of what they're saying.
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  11176.  @tomaskruger1716  Second largest no?
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  11177.  @CorporalCookie  You're right but at the same time isn't it awkward to join a defense organization while at the same time you're funding armed groups which are attacking a member of that organization?
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  11178.  @CorporalCookie  As far as these debates over who is and who isn't a terrorist, those are ridiculous debates. Since terrorism started it's always been one side claiming they're terrorists and another side claiming they're freedom fighters, that is a debate you'll have to have with the Turks and Swedes. I'm not interested in those debates I'm simply interested in the reality of a situation. When you're giving millions (openly) to an armed group, I'm sure you can understand how that can be an issue. You can also understand how awkward it is when that armed group is attacking a member of a collective defense organization you're trying to join. Calling it humanitarian aid isn't really a feasible counter argument either. It's not like these armed groups are using this money to build hospitals.
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  11179.  @CorporalCookie  When you publicaly earmark 360 million dollars to an armed group. It's on you to prove this money is going to anything other than armed attacks. Don't take Turkey's word on anything. Take Sweden's word on it. Again they're pretty open about this financing. They're not denying it either.
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  11180.  @CorporalCookie  No it's not, they're sending it directly to the armed group. Then their claim is that it's being used by humanitarian reasons. So the burden of proof is on them that this armed group isn't spending the money on attacks no? That is like me giving the money to Bin Laden, admitting I do it but then being like "well he is using that money for poor kids." Yea maybe he is but the burden of proof would be on me to prove it. The issue is burden of proof, not your subjective view of who's word should or shouldn't be taken. You can't simply be giving hundreds of millions to armed groups and all just be fine because some guy n armed "CorporalCookie" believes you shouldn't be questioned. Especially when that armed group is attacking a member of a collective defense organization Sweden is trying to join.
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  11181. You believe god is on the side of apartheid, concentration camps and ethnic cleansing? Wow, you have a pretty sadistic view of what god is.
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  11182.  @Nini-vf4kj  What ever this guy's name is. Is it true that India's jets keep crashing?
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  11183. I love watching how the Europeans are handling this situation. They are brow beating the rest of the world for their immorality for doing business with Russia, while at the same time finding a way to bring Russian energy to their nations under the table. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 There were those in the past who believed in the moral standing of Europe (people who weren't paying attention) but I think now everyone realizes the emperor indeed has no clothes.
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  11184.  @nightcoregirlprinzeugen7234  If what you were saying were true. There would be 1 billion bombs going off. You understand this number right 1 billion? What you said is not only false, it is demonstrably false. False to a point it is insane.
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  11185.  @a.a.1753  Well that's probably because you haven't read much about what happened there. I would recommend looking into the matter. There aren't many sane historians that don't 100% categorically agree ethnic cleansing took place. Hard to deny it too when at the time as I said earlier they weren't shy about what they were trying to do. Every case of ethnic cleansing has it's fair share of deniers, don't be that guy (or girl)
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  11186.  @a.a.1753  Just like you need to look up the definition of the word ethnic cleansing, you might want to learn what the word argument means. I feel like I'm talking to a brick wall.
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  11187.  @a.a.1753  I've dealt with people like you before. Turks who deny the Armenian genocide, Serbs who pretend slaughtering their neighbors never happened. I don't think anything short of taking you guys into a time machine and making you watch the atrocities in real time will knock any sort of sense into you.
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  11188.  @a.a.1753  Aside from the perpetrators saying they were going to do what they did. 1000s of news reports of the time saying they did. That's more than you can find about genocides from 1000s of years ago yet we're certain about those as well. Again its' one of those situations where the only thing that would convince you is putting you in a time machine and making you watch. It's surreal actually that there are human beings out there in this day and act this callus. I wish you would stop this charade that you're interested in the truth, as 10 minutes of research would back up everything I'm saying.
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  11189.  @a.a.1753  Justification is a reason why they did it. Proof is being being slaughtered while the leaders of the people slaughtering them made public comments about how their name was to "leave no Turk on the island." Justification is even easier, they wanted something called Enosis and to make it happen they formed a group called EOKA to slaughter a minority group. Look it up.
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  11190.  @a.a.1753  You're right their public statements never included anything about wanting to commit genocide. They simply said they wanted to wipe out the entire ethnic group off the island. Again you're not arguing against me, you're arguing against what the leaders of the time actually said and then went out and tried to do.
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  11191.  @a.a.1753  So you're saying they were lying when they said they were going to do it. And all the reports of the time claiming they were doing it was wrong. The 10s of thousands of refugees running away from them also never happened? Is that your position?
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  11192.  @a.a.1753  I'd imagine saying you will get "rid" of an entire minority generally has a certain message that seems to clear to most rational people. Note I said rational people, if you were rational we wouldn't be having this conversation. The point is clear, a majority group trying to exterminate a minority group in the modern era is something very few people would be callus enough to try to rationalize as proper behavior. Again you really sound no different than the Turks pretending the Armenian genocide didn't happen, or the Serbs pretending they didn't massacre the Bosnians. It's not a good look my man.
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  11193.  @a.a.1753  We seem to be going in circles. After this entire exchange nothing short of building a time machine and taking you there will work for you. You're far too emotionally involved in the topic. You know you are I know you are.
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  11194. Another "only in India story" lol
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  11195. If he keeps doing this, he is going to lose a lot of viewers. People come to podcasts because they've been turned off by the mainstream media. If a podcast starts acting like the mainstream media, that podcast will slowly die.
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  11196. @kaiserbauch9092. Use which ever method is more efficient and easier. At the end of the day what makes your channel special is the content of the material, not the dressing in the back. Anyone who is more interested in how nice the pictures look, probably isn't your target audience anyway. More time on research and substance, less time on making it look pretty. Thanks.
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  11197.  mozaic529  So you're saying Turkiye hasn't been fighting a PKK insurgency in the eastern part of the nations since the 1980s? It was all just imagined?
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  11198.  @ilyapolishuk5126  To be fair Turkiye is a power which projects said power into Europe and Asia. Turkiye can probably project more hard power into the Balkans than any western European state can.
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  11199.  @Mysucculentchinesemeal  At the time I remember thinking George Dubya was the worst president America has ever had. Then came Obama who proved me wrong and it's been down hill ever since. After a while you realize presidents are merely names and the issue is much larger than the one man sitting in the oval office.
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  11200.  @abcbcacba  You're literally claiming the world is flat, giving absolutely zero proof, throwing out a bunch of emotional nonsense and then when someone points out reality you have a meltdown. It's actually kind of surreal to watch. Less emotions, less meltdowns more reason and logic please.
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  11201.  @abcbcacba  It doesn't take a genius to see when someone ignores all talking points made in a debate and goes straight into an emotional diatribe. So no, no superpower needed to detect the obvious. Just admit this is a really emotional topic for you (for one reason or another) and you're having an extremely difficult time being rational. You literally sound like a 16 year old girl who lost her virginity on prom night in the back of a station wagon and isn't very happy about it. It's kinda sad.
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  11202.  @abcbcacba  I'd also bet a lot of money you're so angry you're about to smash your computer. As far as hypocrite, throwing words around which don't apply don't help your position in a debate.
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  11203.  @abcbcacba  You do realize you're the one that opened the topic right? Then had an emotional meltdown when you were corrected. My apologies but this isn't your safe space when you can make insane statements which simply aren't true and expect no one to correct you.
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  11204. It doesn't matter what they do. like Liz said they're doomed. They have such little credibility left it is near impossible to repair.
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  11205. I fail to see how people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp for 2 decades are suffering from Karma. Karma for what exactly? Feeling bad for all those European refugees that flooded into their country and letting them in? Obviously not knowing that when those refugees reached a certain critical mass they're murder most of them and stuff the survivors into concentration camps? I'm sorry but your narrative here is nowhere near the reality on the ground.
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  11206. So you're saying everyone in the entire mainstream British media should be in jail? I don't think one person in the BBC would survive if they did what you propose.
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  11207. @Timba3248. There is nothing an irrelevant nation like Austria could offer in a situation like this.
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  11208.  @aryanhassan4659  How is not wanting to go somewhere dirty make you racist?
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  11209.  @abdulkarimsaleh  Iran is surely a problem and does export a lot of problems including terrorism. It makes sense they've been shunned internationally. But when it comes to exporting terror, they're basically a second division team when compared to nations like Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Lets be realistic here.
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  11210.  @qjames0077  When they get into a sector they tend to make low end, middle end and high end of that market's spectrum. My advice to you is stop buying cheap crap. Just sayin... They literally make cheap versions of all their shotguns for people like you who end up buying them.
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  11211. Back then people were peer pressured into fighting for their society. Today they're peer pressured to pretend they are woman. Interesting times we live in.
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  11212.  @ar4122  Seriously? This is one of those things someone would bet the farm on.
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  11213. Where exactly did Hamas go wrong? For trying to resist millions of people being stuffed into a concentration camp? Or accepting the fact their lands were stolen and their children murdered? Please elaborate. You're essentially trying to convince us that the rape victim should have known better before scratching the rapist in the face during the act? That maybe if she just laid there and let it happen it would have been fine? That is essentially your argument. Not to mention the fact Lebanon isn't Hamas. Hamas is a bunch of dudes in sandals stuck in a concentration camp wearing sandals, and Israel can't even beat them. What exactly is Israel going to do against a well equipped fighting force in Lebanon? All they're going to do is start murdering civilians again, it's all they're really capable of.
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  11214. Yea they can impose a price cap Qatar can simply ignore Gotta love the stupidity of the EU, not understanding that they don't hold the cards.
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  11215. @Mathy Don, I don't know what the hell you've been smoking but the Iraq war was 100x worse. More civilians were slaughtered. Illegal bombs were used, depleted Urainium was used and still 37% of children in that country are born with birth defects. Not to mention the insane lies about weapons of mass destruction to rationalize the entire thing. Ukraine is bad but on no level is it close to the level of criminality the Iraq war was. By any metric you decide to use except dead solders (Iraqi army really didn't fight back) Please stop with this insanity, it's a slap in the face of the millions who died.
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  11216. @Karan Kapoor, then why is the left riding him that he's being too soft on Sweden?
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  11217. In reality crimea doesn’t belong to either Ukraine or Russia. It belongs to the Crimea Tatars.
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  11218.  @chrissmith7669  The Ukrainians. Who themselves were occupiers because that land doesn't belong to them or Russia. So according to your logic it is wrong when the Russians occupy but not wrong when Ukraine does it? Crimea belongs to the Crimean Tatars if anyone is curious about morally who should be running the place.
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  11219.  @davidfitzpatrick4041  None of that changes the reality and history of Crimea. You claim Crimea was never ruled by the Tatars? You basically literally have zero knowledge about that strip of land. You literally might as well tell us the earth is flat or gravity doesn't exist. Even 10 minutes of research would have been enough to save you from the embarrassment of saying something so insane.
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  11220.  @fredrikh9299  Let me take a wild guess, all those places emptied out after the creation of Israel no? When Israel offered crazy incentives for Jews to move there? So it is ethnic cleansing when people move away for better living standards? But it isn't ethnic cleansing when the IDF starts shooting families to push them off their land? Interesting logic btw. Also I agree Islam should leave Europe. Mass migration is never good for the host people. Ask the Palestinians, they can tell you what too much mass migration leads to. For example when they allowed a bunch of "refugees" from Europe into their lands. Eventually those refugees started taking their homes, killing their children and stuffing the survivors into the world's only concentration camp. Yes, mass migration is not good. Palestine is a perfect example of what happens.
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  11221.  @Pyrrhic537  What would you call trigger happy? A bunch of guys who's homes were stolen, lands taken, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps fighting back is "trigger happy" Interesting.
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  11222. It was never about self defense and eventually that ridiculous narrative fell apart. Information moves a lot faster these days and the psychos in charge are having a hard time adjusting to the new reality.
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  11223. Barely anyone calls it that.
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  11224. Unlike the reports of how Netanyahu is going to go to jail for corruption, I'd imagine that news is probably one in a long line of fake news being spread.
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  11225. @jholland3606 And what is the substitute for open genocide?
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  11226. France has problems well beyond diversity. All segments of society are fed up with the regime in Paris.
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  11227.  @lolo-jx8qd  Except no country in the world agrees with you.
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  11228.  @tokyo.peking  He has been quite consistent in his message pertaining to this conflict. For well over a decade now.
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  11229.  @tokyo.peking  I don't remember claiming they're going to take an army down to Gaza. I don't think you fully understand what is going on in that region.
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  11230.  @toxicwhiteGermanmale  Nah bro they're farther along in their banana republic status than you'd think.
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  11231.  @pishi369  Yea bro, they're all terrified of the mighty Iran lol Didn't Iran also say they'd never allow the Azeris to take Nagorno Karabakh? What happened? Iran will complain, they'll hoot and they'll holler. But they wont' actually do anything. If they moved their military behond the comfort of that mountain range and into the Caucasus proper, they'd get wrecked. The Iranians aren't stupid
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  11232.  @WolfCounty682  To be fair they're the only ally Armenia has which Armenia hasn't screwed over yet lol Yet being the key word. I'm hearing a lot of rumblings that Armenia wants to invite Nato bases into their territory. I'm sure Iran will take that as a backstab.
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  11233.  @Monte_Melkonyan  This is literally one of the most ridiculous posts I've ever seen in my life. 1. If Turkey needed Nato's permission for military action, how exactly did they intervene in Libya and Syria while Nato nations were screaming bloody murder? 2. Nato is America, you think America wouldn't be happy if Turkey went to war with Iran? That would be America's wet dream, they're looking for any reason to attack Iran or have someone else attack Iran. Have you not been paying attention? 3. Iran doesn't have a very large or well equipped standing army. Most of Iran's capabilities are through drones and missiles. They don't need to invest heavily on ground forces because their geography protects them. Do you not research anything before attempting to analyze it? Anyone who read your post probably feelings dumber for having read it.
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  11234.  @MrDante1047  Iran did what it was capable of doing. It sent as much arms to Armenia has it could. Which is again what would probably happen if the Zangazur region is pushed. There is no way Iran would send their ground forces into such an exposed area only for them to get wrecked. Aside from sending weapons, maybe, just maybe they might have the balls to fire some rockets.
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  11235.  @MrDante1047  If what you're saying were true, they wouldn't have been holler, hooting, threatening and sending massive amounts of weapons. In the end they could do nothing, if they could have done something they would have considering how they reacted to it. The next conflict will be the same. Iran cannot project any sort of hard power there. Iran has it's strengths and it's weaknesses. No chance it would ever pull it's ground forces out of the safety of behind the mountains and put it into flat lands. They're not stupid.
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  11236. @Timur Sayfullah Generally all empires have a lot of blood on their hands. However I will agree with you that none of them have been as prolific as the Russians in slaughtering civilians like the Russians. They must hold some kind of world record. It's not only that, it actually gets worse. All over the world people have been occupied but generally tend to recover. For some odd reason any place that has been unfortunate enough to experience Russian influence stagnates and never fully recovers socially, economically or politically. Lets take a small example of a place which was only under Russian influence for a few decades. The Germans are known to be some of the most productive people on the planet. Yet after being under Russian occupation for a few decades something happened to the east Germans. To this day they're being out produced by the west Germans on a 8-1 ratio which is kind of insane if you think about it. Now imagine what happens to societies who have been under Russian influence for not decades but 100s of years. I'm not sure what Russian influence does to societies but it feels like they're injected with an incurable disease that they can't seem to recover from. Stagnation and misery is all you really get. Which is why I was sad to see more Russian influence and troops moving into Armenia, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan of late. This can't be good for those poor people.
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  11237.  @Cecilia-ky3uw  It wasn't a genocide, it was ethnic cleansing. It is quite simple to find the Azeri population of that region pre war and post war.
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  11238.  @hambaryandavid  Let me ask you something. Do all groups who try to deny war crimes and ethnic cleansing use the same exact guide book on how to do it? I swear you go right down the checklist of the same arguments the Turks use when they deny the Armenian genocide. It's surreal. Is there some sort of class for this you all attend?
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  11239. Western values can't be pushed because western values no longer exist. Insanity and ideas like men getting pregnant have replaced western values.
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  11240. Nothing to retaliate with? Aside from their hypersonic missiles Israel can't stop you mean right?
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  11241.  @Jdam5  If Iran had no defenses, how did they stop Israel's aggressive assault dead in it's tracks. Please explain.
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  11242. EU can't survive on it's own, that is the position they've put themselves in. The EU will be someone's butler. America's or China's? That is for the EU to decide.
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  11243. One of those two has occupied and take over the political elite in France. The other two haven’t. That is the difference.
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  11244.  @peterfrimas1539  Because you fear an invasion you're going to do everything possible to make sure said invasion happens? You guys are real smart lol I sure hope we don't have a globalist president when this conflict goes down. We should completely stay out of it no matter how much you guys are going to beg us to join. Trump 2024.
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  11245.  @georgedevries3992  If war breaks out there is literally nothing the EU can do. I mean aside from making statements of condemn nation. They'll just watch, unless Washington goes in, then they'll follow from behind. The EU for the most part is a bunch of vassal states with very little military capability. Not to mention none of them have the logistics to actually get their army to the warzone.
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  11246.  @terrisatterfield6765  That lie has been thoroughly debunked. Even Israeli media has come to the conclusion that it didn't happen. Anyone who repeats this outright lie is doing nothing but propagating lies which are used to rationalize the murder of women and children.
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  11247. It makes sense, this isn't what he signed up for. The entire campaign was to stand against this type of BS. I'm a 3 time Trump voter. But even I can see that this time around Donald is doing the opposite of a lot of things he promised during his campaign. And please don't try to twist this into some "oh I wish Kamala won game." No, anything would have been better than Genocide Joe/Holocaust Harris. Joke is on us. We wanted America first, we didn't get it.
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  11248.  @abdul_thegreat7642  this is also true. Horrible situation all around
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  11249. @Andrew Moyer, it is an interesting question you pose. But were you able to put yourself in the shoes of Iraqis and Libyans as their nations were invaded and destroyed? Did you wish for the world to intercede? Not saying you're right or you're wrong here. I'm just noticing a lot of hypocrites come out of the woodwork on this Ukraine issue about the importance of defending a nation's sovereignty.
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  11250. Israel doesn't want to face them unless they're unarmed women and children. IGF<------ Experts at killing women and children IFG<------ Not so good against men with guns.
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  11251.  @hattiem.7966  If Sweden understood what was going on it would make no difference to them. No matter who takes office in Turkey isn't going to change their policy on Sweden considering what Sweden has done for them. Any leader who doesn't take this path will be immediately voted out. Sweden is essentially out of options.
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  11252.  @chatisawasteoftime  No other nation has been as prolific as Israel in modern times in the art of killing as many civilians as possible. Not to mention none of the nations you mentioned in modern times have been running an apartheid state.
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  11253.  @chatisawasteoftime  I literally just told you 2 instances where they are breaking international law. Two very specific ones. International law states that you are not allowed to illegally occupy the internationally recognized territory of anyone else. Or are you going to sit there and make the insane claim that Israel isn't occupying the Golan heights right now? The problem isn't people saying or not saying the facts. The problem is you're drowning so deep in your cognitive dissonance that even something throwing facts in your face will make you see them. I get it, you're antisemitic, you probably hate Palestinian people and don't consider them human. I also get that you're pro apartheid and pro genocide. But what you need to do is smart making better arguments. You're doing your side no favors here by ignoring facts.
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  11254.  @Oshoim  Not. They're a response to the stealing of homes, the slaughter of their children and the survivors being stuffed into the world's only concentration camp. Devil? No. Expected reaction from any group subjected to this sort of evil for over 75 years? Yes. The devil is obviously the apartheid regime of Israel.
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  11255.  @radio9730  Has it really? A few corrupt tin pot dictators who work for Israel doesn't exactly represent well over 99% of the population in these nations. Eventually this is going to boil over. Calling like 6 tin pot dictators the "Arab world" is a bit ridiculous no?
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  11256.  @radio9730  This won't last another 75 years. I'd be shocked if it went on for another 15.
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  11257.  @la1sk203  They also happen to have one of the few militaries in Nato which are capable of fighting a protracted war. Only 3 Nato members can make that claim.
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  11258. You really have no idea what is going on between these two nations do you?
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  11259. Iran Turkey Malaysia Kazakhstan and Indonesia are the potential future standouts in the Islamic world. Hard to say how this will play out and who will take the lead. My money is on Indonesia and Kazakhstan
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  11260.  @allarjun956  Wars have been started for less. When another nation messes with the judiciary of your nation, that is a serious issue. Expelling diplomats was an underreaction.
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  11261.  @kspradeep8397  You do realize they're not talking about a country like Pakistan or India right?
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  11262. If you dig deep into this issue it's quite hard to blame Turkey. 1. It isn't really their fault that Iraq isn't using it's oil wealth to build proper water infrastructure. If they did, the water flowing in would be more than enough. 2. Aside from Iraq making zero investments into this they also expect to part with even more water which they use for electricity while at the same time terrorist organizations based in Iraq are continually attacking their infrastructure while the Iraqi government seems to do nothing about? I'd imagine the Turks are more than willing to play ball on this issue, if some of their highly reasonable concerns are met. No one want (aside from the Iraq government) seems to want to see these people suffer.
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  11263.  @wilsonjusup8718  800,000 civilians don't just "poof" vanish into thin air. Ethnic cleansing deniers always show up when you least expect it.
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  11264.  @marciateperman8811  I don't think people stuffed into the world's only concentration camp, who's women and children are being targeted on a level not seen since WW2 is too interested in your opinion or how divided you are on this issue. THe level of ridiculousness and hubris in your comment is surreal.
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  11265. @Edvard Mheryan, when you guys learn to get along with your neighbors and stop making insane territorial claims on them, you'll be fine.
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  11266.  @edvard8850  I don't think they're going to stop those things until Armenia lives up to the ceasefire agreement they signed to stop the war. The Azeris had Armenia's entire military cut off and could have slaughtered them, they didn't, they decided to sign a peace deal when they didn't have to. I can see them being hot skipping mad when their opponents refuse to stick to the agreement they signed. Part of getting along with your neighbors is standing behind things you sign. When you lose a war which didn't have to be fought, you have to pay the piper and move on. The Azeris before the war started offered negotiating terms a lot better than what the Armenians have now, Armenia refused it all. Now they have to pay the bill, this is how the world has always worked.
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  11267.  @edvard8850  Considering the mass migration of people in that region for thousands of years, that's a pretty dicey proposition. Imagine other nations behaved this way? The entire planet would be at war over some subjective view of who owns what. Oh 2000 years ago we had people here so this land is ours? That's insane.
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  11268.  @edvard8850  Where are my ancestors from or where do I live now?
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  11269.  @edvard8850  I don't think anyone has any interest in doing such a thing if Armenia wasn't so aggressive toward all her neighbors. Do you realize that Armenia has territorial claims on every single one of her neighbors? Imagine being the weakest kid on the block but being the most aggressive. It's insanity.
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  11270. This wasn't an interview, it was for what ever reason a PR stunt. Funny how the globalist media went from making this guy out to be a cold blooded killer to now kissing his arse. My how the tables have turned. Also goes to show how absolutely ridiculous our media really is. Anytime they work hard to craft a narrative on an issue, you best believe the truth is the opposite of what they're pushing.
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  11271. No they sold them natural gas, which the Turks are using to heat their homes.
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  11272. Nah they're not rigged, their election process is pretty solid. One of the few things that country does right.
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  11273.  @MarkLandrebe-ef5yd everything else they had has proven effective. So what evidence do you have other than your emotions that this one will be “shitty”
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  11274. @Shahid Khan, this would only work the non inbred Muslim nations worked together. The highly inbred societies would most likely be highly unreliable. Which unfortunately is like 80% of the Muslim world. Nations like Turkey, Bosnia, Indonesia, Azerbaijan, Albania and all the Muslims in east Asia and central Asia can probably work together without any issues. If they allow inbred nations from North Africa, the middle east or Pakistan into the team it will probably lead to chaos.
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  11275.  @SHAHIDKHAN-sp2ih  If you're from one of those inbred societies, I'd imagine you'd disagree. But you can't really fight biology my friend. Inbreeding causes genetic damage. Inbreeding on a mass scale causes genetic damage on a mass scale. Lots of irrational behavior to go around.
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  11276. Are you serious ?
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  11277.  @aaegatomondi  I think he is joking
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  11278. @Wolf No one is going to use the S-400 against drones. One missile from the S-400 costs more than the drone is worth. Any nation with drones would be happy to see you waste all your S-400 missiles on drones.
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  11279.  @monajohnson3321  you’re seriously going to compare a genocide from over 100 years ago to one that is going on as we speak? Are you insane?
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  11280.  @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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  11281.  @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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  11282.  @TheJacklwilliams  And what happens when a society is so corrupt that it's so-called intellectuals aren't seeking knowledge but are pushing narratives to continue to be paid? Then what?
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  11283.  @leyiro  good luck convincing people god is for brutality, concentration camps and genocide. The devil however is probably very happy with you for painting god as sadistic
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  11284.  @attackattack976  I actually like this comment. People often confuse Turkic and Turkish. They're no longer one and the same. The vast majority of people in "Turkey" who we know as "Turkish" are anything but Turkic. They're about as Turkic as Mexico is European/Spanish.
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  11285.  @furkankorkmazo  No one questioned your Turkishness. The word Turkish simply refers to people who live in a country called Turkiye, a description you fit. Now if you're going to claim to be the ancestor of powerful Turkic horsemen from Central Asia. Then I reserve the right to laugh at you lol I see a lot of people like this when I visit Turkey. Some dark Arab looking dude with one eyebrow claiming to be a Turkic horsemen from central Asia. It's quite humorous. Just because someone conquered your weak great great great grandfather, whipped him and forced them into speaking their language doesn't make you from that ethnic group.
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  11286.  @Sadoyasturadoglu  That depends on how you define identity. Now if a guy claims to be the descendant of a horse rider from central Asia when he isn't, it's fair play to call it out. As far as Arab DNA in Turkey, you should travel the country once in a while. Especially in places like Hatay. Also can you please link me to any study about this 1/3 theory of yours? All major studies have it at less than 3%.
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  11287.  @Stiffytheenlightened  That is some cute rhetoric on your part. But the reality is they attacked him because he is on their occupiers payroll. Again watch Django Unchained. This guy is Stephan from that movie.
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  11288.  @ruslanotarov9727  When you have a state which has codified in laws and policies a two tier system for people based on their race. That is the definition of apartheid. Israel has one law for Jews and a different set of laws for Palestinians. This isn't a theory, it is a fact which Israel does not hide. Hell some neighborhoods have buses Palestinians aren't allowed to get on. This is apartheid on steroids. The nation that made the term apartheid famous was the apartheid government of South Africa. Current South African leaders who actually lived through apartheid say that Israel is not only an Apartheid state, but also one which is more brutal than the one they lived under. If you want to have a good laugh, take a look at how you'll do intellectual summersaults to ignore facts, logic, reason and reality.
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  11289.  @Stiffytheenlightened  By the same logic I can't imagine a situation where apartheid, concentration camps and occupation are right. Nor can a person working on the payroll of apartheid, concentration camps and occupation be right.
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  11290.  @RealCherry8085  Considering some of the earlier posts you made about economics, I'm shocked to see you knew which date the global crisis started.
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  11291.  @KohlieVarak  Yet they reached all their strategic objectives, took over huge population centers without massacring civilians like we do. So yea, they seem to know what they're doing no?
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  11292. It is a genocidal apartheid state. This insanity almost has to be mainstream. How else can they rationalize their existence?
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  11293. @treydog317, if pro-anything cuts into the profits if your overlords, it becomes a problem.
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  11294. So if a Palestinian gets slaughtered by the Israeli Defense Forces, they're only victims pending on their religion of preference? On a scale of 1-10 just how insane are you?
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  11295.  @waryaawariiri1812  Well two can play that game I guess. How about your dear leader who is funding, arming and giving political cover to the first time since WW2 since a fully mechanized army is going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as possible. What say you about Genocide Joe? See the thing is Trump isn't very remarkable. He'll be all but forgotten in 50-100 years. Genocide Joe though, he won't be. He'll be remembered for A VERY VERY VERY long time. How many European leaders in the 1940s can you name? I'm sure most of the ones you can name are German leaders of that time. This is how Genocide Joe will be famous in the same way. Remembered by many, hated by most.
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  11296. @yakovbl2968. They've put themselves in a no win situation. 1. They flatten Gaza, 90% of the world turns its back on them. 2. Hamas starts putting so many casualties, they pull out from political pressure back home. 3. This turns gets wild and other nations jump into the fight. Either way this shakes out, Israel loses. Hamas or the people in Gaza don't really care if they lose, they literally have nothing to lose.
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  11297. Probably not. History has shown apartheid regime aren't sustainable. This isn't going to last, it simply can't.
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  11298. To be fair the vast majority of the UN Security Council agreed to stop this. The U.K. Abstained from the vote and America vetoed it. The rest of the planet wants to stop this.
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  11299.  @thesoundinyourhead1782  I'd imagine every nation which wanted to expand made the same argument. The OP's post makes an interesting point that is being ignored here.
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  11300. I think by the second term enough French people realized their president doesn't give a rat's arse what they think. He is beholden to the globalists. France for all intents and purposes isn't really a functioning democracy but more so a vassal state/banana republic. Deep down Id 'imagine most French people are frustrated their government doesn't care about what they want and know this to be true.
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  11301. @Dosa1. Israel really got played here. There is literally nothing they can do here where they dont' walk away losing something. I don't think taking Gaza is going to be a cake walk. The people in Gaza are so hopeless and literally have nothing to lose to a point they're willing to enter a blood letting just to hand Israel a strategic/political defeat. Bibi straight up got played by a bunch of people in sandals.
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  11302.  @xgkotkot42  You're basically telling me "would you like me to quote you my cognitive dissonance laced view on the matter?" The situation is quite obvious for all to see. Just like it was obvious to see in Ukraine. You guys are being pushed into a war by the globalists all while being cheered on, just like Ukraine. And just like Ukraine most the promises of intervention won't happen while they watch your country get ravished. I'd say good luck with that.
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  11303. @Gim2, They seemed to have no problems with white people being bombed in Serbia. At the end of the day they're there to push a narrative and will try to use any string to push that narrative. Even if it's racial. But make no mistake, it's a narrative they're told to push.
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  11304. Trump is winning the white house no matter what. Nor are these statements bringing him closer, they're actually helping stop the bleeding the Dems are taking for funding, aiding and cheering on genocide. The young voters are fuming over this and the young voters are a huge part of the Dem voting base. But these fake statements aren't going to save the Biden regime. The damage is already done.
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  11305.  @yallsmama  And how much of that do you really believe? Kind of like that beheaded babies story which was then heavily debunked.
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  11306. @ Eventually it will. History has shown that colonial apartheid regimes are extremely difficult to sustain. And in the long term outright impossible. Hard to say how long but easy to say the eventual outcome. These colonial settlers or their children will eventually go back to Europe.
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  11307.  @WDH-mh4or  It isn't a matter of implementation, it is the political cost of it. Not to mention it makes it easier for nations to take action against the Apartheid regime while citing this court as political cover. You seem to think it means nothing. The rulers of the apartheid state would disagree with you as they're highly disturbed by it. An IDF soldier in Brazil had to be smuggled out of the country because an warrant was out for his arrest (citing the ICJ ruling) More and more nations are climbing on board with this, it will literally get to a point where most Israeli citizens will be afraid to visit literally 80% of the world. This is not a joke.
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  11308.  @saucesriracha3763  I'm not from France or any nation France has a problem with, why would I be bias. France by the public admission of their own army officials only has enough arms to fight for about 4 days. We saw how their military crumbled when they took the lead in the invasion of Libya (a weak nation) and America had to step in and finish the job because the French military's capabilities collapsed after 3 days. Bias is simply not looking a the reality of a situation. Join us in reality my friend.
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  11309. @bravelionheart6572. In times of conflict Saudi Arabia has nothing to offer. They will in the end do what their benefactors tell them to do.
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  11310.  @Misssprimmm246  Yes and before that it run by the Ottomans before that the Mamlukes, before that the Umayads. You know what they all had in common when they incorporated Palestine into their empires? The fact Palestinians lived there and were in charge of local administration. The Palestinian allowed European refugees into their country as a gesture of kindness. Then those refugees got violent and started murdering their hosts. Took their homes, slaughtered their children and stuffed the survivors into concentration camps. The fact you're trying to rationalize this behavior is beyond insanity.
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  11311. This is straight up fake news. Not that I doubt these men would fight in Gaza. The trouble is how would they get there? Has this so-called news network bothered to look at a map? Ridiculous reporting.
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  11312.  @Brandon-nq7ys  So you're saying you find genocide funny? See most people who aren't lunatics wouldn't agree with you. Most rational humans don't laugh when a fully mechanized army is going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children as they can.
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  11313.  @Brandon-nq7ys  So you're saying you can steal people's homes, slaughter their children and then throw the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp and expect them not to react? What kind of delusion do you live in?
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  11314. You trying to say he'll win like Biden won? hmmm
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  11315.  @kimberlyaustin6677  Really that is your takeaway from this? lol Please don't reproduce.
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  11316.  geranienbaum  Generally yes, the person taking the bribe. Qatar did nothing wrong per say as they're spending money in the interests of their nation. The people taking the money however are working against the interests of their nation and enriching themselves. Lets say you have corrupt politicians who take bribes from country X. If you punish country X you haven't solved the problem. Then country Y will bribe those same corrupt politicians down the road, so on and so forth. Solving the issues revolves around stopping the person taking the bribe, not the one giving it.
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  11317.  @NickStrife  Yes it is surely a bad situation, I wouldn't want these two nations to have a conflict. I've been to both of these nations and found the people to be kind and decent. So I'm not exactly happy about my analysis of the situation. But the reality is what it is.
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  11318.  @NickStrife  I think you're failing to realize what Greece itself is also doing to stoke tensions. There is plenty of blame to go around on both sides. This level of cognitive dissonance (assuming it is widespread) is not going to do you guys any favors. A stalemate is not really in the cards. From what I've seen (disclaimer I'm not an expert on either country) I don't forsee this problem persisting forever. There will be a conflict. The good news is I don't see this conflict being a huge conflict like in Ukraine where hundreds of thousands of people die. It will probably be short lived in contained to the islands in question. In a case of a conflict I have a hard time thinking of any scenario where Greece doesn't lose physical control over these islands. But this is the game nations play.
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  11319.  @windrider2857  I'd imagine it is called human nature. Humans tend to get as much as they can.
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  11320.  @windrider2857  How about when you give your neighbor a piece of your yard and make them sign a contract on what they're able to do with that property. Then the person who received it goes ahead and does everything on that property it signed a treaty not to do. We can go back and forth with analogies all day my friend. No rational third party is going to see it from your emotional point of view.
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  11321.  @windrider2857  I don't have property there, I live nowhere near that region and don't really care. I was merely responding to your one sided insanity. If you guys want to fight your neighbor that is fantastic, go get em. Just don't ask me, my country or our tax dollars to come save you if things go south. Thanks.
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  11322.  @vardekpetrovic9716  I fail to see how making all those people in the north vulnerable to ethnic cleansing again is a good thing.
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  11323. @Omran Al-Saleh Or maybe they don't like seeing their daughters raped by genetically damaged inbreds. Just maybe....
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  11324.  @sepulturaoftheforest2869  What blows my mind is how it's possible some people haven't figured out what inbreeding does. Dog breeders don't inbreed their dogs because they've figured out it causes genetic anomalies and erratic behavior. Horse breeders don't inbreed their dogs because they've figured out it causes genetic anomalies and erratic behavior. Cattle breeders don't inbreed their cows for the same reason. In fact this rule applies for literally every single biological organism on the planet. Yet for some fuked up reason there are still people who think these simple rules of biology don't apply to humans? I'm literally dumbfounded by this. There is also a HUGEE correlation between inbreeding rates of a nation and how much chaos, instability and corruption there is in said nation.
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  11325.  @sepulturaoftheforest2869  I stay in Turkey more than 3 months out of the year, I've been around the entire country so when you say inbreeding is against the culture of that country I'm befuddled. My guess is you're from the Ege region where they have absolutely zero clue as to what happens in the interior of the country. Take Konya for example, did you know that quite literally over 70% of it's population inbreeds? And no just not the Arabs and Kurds there. The only people in Konya who don't inbreed are ethnic groups which moved to Konya right before, during and after world war 2. Groups like the Tatars, Karachay-Malkar and the Circassians all have large villages in Konya and they're literally the only people inside that hellhole of a city that don't inbreed. Don't get me started on places like Kayseri and Ankara either. Even if there was not one Kurd or Syrian refugee in the country you'd still have a huge inbreeding problem in Turkey. Surely the Kurds and Syrians (who are Olympic Gold Medal contenders) in inbreeding doesn't help but they aren't the only problem in your country. 100 years ago the segments of society that would dabble in insanity like inbreeding were extremely slim and represented a very small portion of the population. However in the past 100 years birthrates among people who don't inbreed and people who do have gone in opposite directions. The inbreeders are popping out babies at insane rates where as people who don't inbreed aren't. Turkey's gene pool is getting worse and worse and may get to a point where it will be destroyed forever. I like your country my friend and do not relish at the idea of it turning into a chaotic hellhole in 100 years. The government must realize this as a national security threat and ban the marriage of people who are related., no matter the political cost.
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  11326. Borrell has no clue but the rest of the world doesn't really care what the EU have to say on the matter.
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  11327. Yes but Spain is one of those European nations that isn't completely occupied by the globalists. It won't be as easy to force them into a yes as it would with England, France, Holland or Germany which are all occupied nations.
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  11328. China doesn't monopolize the monetary system of any nation. Nor does it ever do it by force like France.
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  11329.  @jamesrichards2720 Rand Paul apparently had no issues doing “homework for AIPAC” I’m a conservative and I’ve been screaming about this for years. Unfortunately it is too late now. We’re a banana republic.
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  11330.  @user-lc7jy4jd4y  No one said Turkey's army wasn't the second largest in Nato. Try debating what was actually said instead of creating a strawman and debating a ghost.
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  11331.  @user-lc7jy4jd4y  Again no one is arguing that isn't true. How insane are you? Maybe it's a language thing and your English isn't good enough to understand what is being said, I'll try your language. Harbiden manyaksin..
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  11332.  @talha6852  I always found that so strange considering I'm actually pro Turkiye, I really like that country. I vacation there all the time, we're even considering moving there. I just find it ridiculous when people call it a military super power. You simply cannot be a military superpower without a massive blue water navy which Turkey doesn't have and frankly doesn't want or need.
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  11333.  @wankawanka3053  Not "at best" It's a regional power, a very strong regional power, PERIOD. Not "at best."
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  11334.  @jeffhood-s2q  So Iran beats their wives and the Israelies force their wives to shave their heads, not to talk and pump out babies like a factory. Sounds pretty even to me.
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  11335.  @timn5008  Well said time. They love trying to downplay the apartheid state's crimes by equating the rape victim defending themselves with what the rapist is doing.
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  11336. @unbreakable7633 So let me get this straight. A woman is getting raped, she scratches the rapists face during the rape. The rapist then uses his face getting scratched to an excuse to go rape her again. Then you come out of the woodwork saying you condemn both of them. Yup you just did that. But I do agree with you that we should stay out of it. But then again if we stayed out of it, none of this would actually be going on since Israel wouldn't survive 6 months without our unwavering backing. Many times to the detriment to our own citizens.
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  11337. @rickjames9039 It is a fairly childish deflection strategy when confronted with facts and logic you can't debunk. Oh you're XY and hate Z. Oh you're a self hating blah blah. You can't blame people for using these tactics when the narrative they're peddling is so insanely false they have no choice but to force the debate into the gutter and drown it with nonsense.
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  11338.  @daviddmonte  Yes so much corruption that the guy being accused of it missed winning the election by half a percentage point. Righttttt lol Who cares about logic and reason when you have a perfectly fine narrative to push in the face of all facts right?
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  11339. @ianwilson4841. I guess when we use the term accountable, we'd have to talk about the legality behind it. Hamas's actions aren't illegal under the letter of international law. The Geneva convention and Rome statues clearly states that any people under occupation are well within their rights to resist by any means neccessary. Where as the apartheid state of Israel, has literally broken the record on the amount of international war crimes laws on the books. You need to realize facts outweigh your emotions on this issue.
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  11340. @ianwilson4841. Also no one has to twist anything or go out of their way to demonize Israel. Israel has itself done more than enough themselves to earn that tag quite easily. Also nothing needs to be twisted, just look at the statements of their leaders and the actions of their genocidal so-called military
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  11341. @Shaolin Rose, Russia won't invade Azerbaijan. It would be far to costly for them to do so. Won't be like Ukraine.
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  11342. @Prato do Povo, the EU wasn't silent. They made remarks condemning the Azeris but they also had to be super careful. It's not a good look when you're condemning the side which is enforcing international law and defending the side breaking it. The EU was put in an awkward position. But their behavior on the matter wouldn't have changed anything, EUrope doesn't have that kind of clout. The Azeris would have basically just told them to piss off.
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  11343. @VTecharry, when any nation gets warm relations with Saudi Arabia they are very careful to not announce it too loudly. No one wants to highlight the fact they're getting closer and closer with one of the most evil regimes on the planet.
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  11344.  @vtecharrys.6981  I'm not sure how your rant goes against my post. Yes Greece is cozying up to Saudi Arabia but is keeping it quiet internationally because again it's not a good look. I get your situation, you're getting aggressive on Turkey by using those little islands to block them out of an entire body of water, I'd imagine they're not happy and Greece needs allies to keep this aggression up. I get that but it still doesn't change the fact when any nation gets close to Saudi Arabia they keep it quiet. Saudi Arabia is like that ugly girl some guys hook up with. Yes they'll date her but make sure their friends don't find out lol As far as your rant, if I was Greece I'm not sure I'd push a policy like this. What happens if Turkey reacts and all those "allies" decide not to help? What then? Another Cyprus where you guys catch an ass kicking? You're risking a lot hoping allies will always be there to protect you, dangerous foreign policy.
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  11345. This is going to destroy society, men and women are going to suffer.
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  11346. Greece was in a much tougher spot. If it stayed neutral Italy would have invaded them anyway and the Germans would have joined. If it joined the Axis, well as you know all the Axis nations were destroyed. Not sure Greece policy makers had the luxury to just ride the fence due to their geography.
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  11347.  @mertkuzgun5953  I'd imagine geography played a role as well. Especially if you know the strategy of the Italians for the region
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  11348.  @mertkuzgun5953  Oh they can be quite extreme when a neighboring state (Italy) has put it in her head she wants your territory. That is like claiming Greece feels the effects of the Syrian war the same way Turkey does because "they're right next to each other." This simply isn't true.
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  11349. 100 percent. It was too obvious Patrick wasn’t being ridiculous. It was bordering on insanity the arguments he was trying to make. Poor form
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  11350.  @danwald607  that is why it’s called controlled opposition.
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  11351.  @Flscga  Is PBD toeing the line really? Or have they fully crossed it in showing us they are full blown supporters of apartheid ,genocide and concentration camps?
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  11352.  @gmoney7398  It is odd he is behaving this way. He must understand who his audience his. People who come to alternate news platforms are people who tend to spot BS in the media. As if (like you) everyone else didn't notice just how bad he was squirming in the face of blatant facts. Excellent post by the way, you articulated the situation perfectly. This guy is going to lose a lot of fans over this.
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  11353.  @danwald607  You do know the phrase controlled opposition right? How can you have controlled opposition if you don't actually bring on people with alternate views? your job as controlled opposition is to bring them on and then dilute what they're saying. Which is EXACTLY what he did in this interview. Not to mention the thousands of people in the comments section who also noticed this. Pay attention a bit. Also if those were really his opinions, he wouldn't be squirming the way he did, we all know he is a great communicator. Not to mention he was so flustered that he started using childish what aboutisms. He obviously does not believe in those opinions for if he was, he would have been more comfortable confronting them. This isn't a rocket science.
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  11354.  @danwald607  how can an intelligent person believe something to be false if it is easily demonstrably true. There is no way he believes some of the nonsense he was spouting on this episode. Also you claim the other guy told lies, yet can’t demonstrate any of them. What is it with people these days who views reality and facts as optional? I guess it makes sense, we do live in a society where people believe men can get pregnant. So why not believe in other nonsensical things right ?
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  11355.  @zacharyroberts2568  I fail to see what his experiences in Iran (when he was like 5 years old) has anything to do with the facts about the apartheid Zionist regime his guest was talking about. It is beyond a stretch. Make better and less ridiculous arguments
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  11356.  @danwald607  Im sure we can bring in a Talmudic expert to verify what you're saying. But how about the 100 other things he said about Israel and all the crimes it is responsible for? Not to mention they're nearly impossible to sweep under the rug considering Israeli leaders are on record literally bragging about the crimes against humanity and what their intentions are.
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  11357.  @zacharyroberts2568  Not agreeing with someone and squirming because you know they're right but you have an obligation to try to refute it is another. His philosophy on what political ideologies he wants to bring to America or doesn't want to bring literally has nothing to do with his insane rhetoric when faced with facts about what Israel is doing. You really need to make better arguments. When confronted with facts about Israeli behavior, saying "I don't like Iran" isn't really an answer to that. I don't want any middle eastern political philosophy here in America. But how exactly does that equate to denying the facts about the crimes Israel commits.
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  11358. This is bad news for the globalists, it was always the threat of doing this that scared nations into doing their bidding. Now nations have an example of how to beat it. But obviously you need to have massive natural resources to do it. The fact remains though, the globalists aren't as powerful as people once thought they were and their reach isn't infinite.
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  11359. @Mickky Verma, you might want to do a bit of research on a topic before trying to opine on it. It's actually the other way around.
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  11360.  @eaglesclaws8  US goods don't get transported from there.
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  11361.  @sugtos7026  WHen you attack a country which no longer has a military it shouldn't take as long as it did, long enough to run out of ammunition. Also for history buffs all the statistics are widely available on what kind of firepower each side had. The Brits stopped resupplying the Greeks when they realized what an utter shitshow their military was. Before that they armed the Greeks to the teeth for the invasion, assuming they could defeat a nation which no longer had a military. Yes, the British government ended up with egg on their faces for that one. Pretty embarrassing situation for all parties involved I'd imagine.
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  11362. With the age of the internet small groups of people simply aren't able to fully control a narrative like they used to. Yes in the globalist media we see them parroting the same easily debunked insane narratives about the Israeli/Arab conflict. But what most people dont' realize is even though people are bombarded with it 24/7, it doesn't really make a dent anymore. Anyone curious about this conflict that did even a minimal amount of research knows what is going on and how badly the media lies about it. The jig is up, Israel simply cannot sustain this behavior for much longer. An apartheid state in this day and age is legitimately impossible to maintain for a very long time. All those in power here in the west are doing is aliening their own people even more with all these blatant lies we're fed on a daily basis. It's game over and they simply don't realize it.
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  11363.  @brokenarrow5590  And what to do with the 17 million people living there who will resist that? Are you planning the largest genocide in human history?
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  11364.  @flutterwind7686  I fail to see how that excuses his lack of emotional control. Unless he is inbred, which he might be. Then he an be excused as it's a genetic problem.
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  11365.  @benji89917  I don't think any civilization has it as a norm to be born to "siblings." However there are regions in the world where inbreeding rates are extremely high which means marriage between cousins, not siblings. Morocco happens to be one of these nations on which the guy on the left of this panel is from. I am not from any of these regions so no, I was not born of inbreeding, I've only met one person who legitimately inbred and that is a local store owner who is Egyptian Coptic. Apparently they inbreed like crazy too like people in Morocco.
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  11366.  @shuttlespace04  The Chinese will simply up the offer instead. We used to own that country lock stock and barrel. We used to control them to a point where their king couldn't take a leak without permission from Washington. Now they're openly threatening us and our dollar hegemony. Previous generations left our nation with a level of global power never seen before in human history. And in 20 some odd years the current generation burned through it like it was going out of style. I have a feeling the next generation is simply going to drive in the last nail in the coffin :O(
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  11367.  @karl.weaver  The entire world knows what cowards the IDF (Israeli Genocidal Forces) are. We've watched them ignore men with guns and go after unarmed women and children instead.
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  11368.  @buddy1155  If Hungary loves authoritarian regimes, then by that logic they must absolutely in love with the regime in Paris no?
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  11369.  @pingu9729  I'm not sure I've ever heard the term "Treaty of Sevres" enthusiants or the term incel. I just know one thing, this guy is a moron.
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  11370.  @cavaleer  The EU is a lot more likely to collapse than China is.
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  11371.  @Reticulated_Spline  It would take a very long time for what you're saying to come to fruition. By then the EU will probably have collapsed. No one is going to bother going through with this entire geo political shift so Europe can get oil. That is insanity.
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  11372.  @ardabaser1349  That's a bit of a stretch, bordering on impossible.
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  11373.  @jeanpaulfelix4095  They're probably not.
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  11374. @Neo Flying, last I checked he wasn't the one apologizing.
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  11375.  @n.v.1598  Yes, it was one of those rare instances where two terrorist organizations (both armed and backed by America) went to war against each other. Look it up, fascinating.
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  11376.  @aljuk  I fail to see what that has to do terrorist organizations.
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  11377. @Conservative Girl, I'd imagine he loves it because he's protected from being arrested for being a member of an extreme religious cult that has a history of violence.
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  11378. @S.patterson5698. That is like asking abolish groups in the 1830s to stop trying to end slavery but work to condemn the Nat Turner slave revolt. Why should the pressure be on Hamas? They're merely reacting to their people being slaughtered, kicked out of their homes and the survivors being stuffed into a modern day concentration camp.
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  11379. @nationfirst78. There is zero evidence the other side is going after women and children. Only the Zionist genocidal forces are doing that.
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  11380.  @hardreality2609  Most of the civilians killed on OCT 7th were killed by the IDF via their Hannibal directive. Look it up.
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  11381.  @Rickie8833  It would be impossible to track where any of that money comes from. According to that logic the Russians could get me 1 billion dollars and I as an American citizen could start buying politicians for them? Fact is AIPAC isn't shy about what they're doing. They're lobbying on behalf of a foreign government. Not just any foreign government either, on behalf of the only apartheid state on the planet.
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  11382. I doubt a bunch of people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered with the survivors being stuffed into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp would have an answer to that question.
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  11383. She is someone who lost her job for standing up for her values. I doubt she’ll hold back on Trump She already ripped him for some cabinet picks
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  11384. @Sanna Ne, until Armenia stops making territorial claims against every single one of it's neighbors, until it stops it's aggression toward all it's neighbors. You're right, there might be no Armenia in the future.
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  11385.  @davidlancaster8152  That is generally what women and children are. But apparently you believe people should be murdered because they were born the wrong ethnicity. Proof the 4th Reich is still alive and kicking.
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  11386. It's not being covered because it isn't really news. A few bombs dropped on some terrorists in some random mountain range isn't exactly earth shattering news.
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  11387. Your comment makes absolutely zero sense. Are you claiming that the Arab population in America is large enough not to be considered a minority? lol Mistake number 2, most of these protestors are white Americans you genius. You claiming that they're claiming to be a minority too? 3. Who cares about India, people still defecate in the streets there. I wouldn't use them as any sort of example relating to a civilized nation.
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  11388. What is terrible for America is our corrupt ruling elite who constantly hide things from the public.
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  11389.  @camocas it is all well and good bashing Trump and his antics. But to anyone who pays attention to the world it isn’t even half as bad as the shape the EU is in. Sure our democracy is a bit of a joke but at least we haven’t gone full blown Soviet authoritarianism is like EU
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  11390.  @Portents-Magic-imagination  The way things are shaping up I wouldn't be mind if the lunatics in the white house helped plan it too. If you look at all their actions in the immediate after math of OCT 7th, it doesn't seem to shocking. Blinkin immediately started touring the region trying to put intense pressure and threats to Egypt and Jordan to "take the Palestinians in." Seemed like they were in on the plan to empty out Gaza from day 1.
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  11391.  @troywalt4834  Yes we've all heard of the Armenian genocide. The Turks should accept responsibility for it. What I find surreal however is you'll harp on war crimes from over 100 years ago where none of the criminals are alive today yet completely and utterly deny Armenia ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians in Nagorno Karabakh when I was in middle school. The war criminals who did this still alive and well and not in jail. So yea, I've heard of the Armenian genocide. How do you feel about the ethnic cleansing of Azeris? Or are you the typical denier?
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  11392. @jaemoon3593. You know what else the vast majority of people around the globe have zero sympathy for? People who are trying to make excuses for apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and now the "final solution" to said concentration camp. These tired cliches people are used to aren't working anymore. We live in the information age and this insane false narratives simply aren't going to fly. Those days are long gone my friend.
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  11393. @Perspex Savant, sounds a lot like the Soviet Union's thought crimes division.
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  11394. @Last Aid Kit. You're acting like the EU has any choice. I swear people in the EU have this psychological disorder where they still think it's the 1700s and Europe is a major player on the global stage. The mistakes that stem from this delusional line of thinking are nothing short of extraordinary. These delusions and lack of understanding reality has pushed the EU into a very simple corner. It has three options now. 1. Political vassal of the United States. 2. Economic vassal of China. 3. A combination of both (which France seems to be leaning toward now)
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  11395.  @biblehistoryscience3530 Israel isn’t good at much aside from assassinations and murdering civilians from afar. They’re terrified of the Iranians which is why they’re trying to drag us into the war
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  11396. @Monty Casper, People thought sanctions would bankrupt Russia, well they were wrong. There were plenty of nations willing to buy Russia's products, products which they ship through the Istanbul straits. If Turkey and Greece go to war in the Aegean, shipping will come to a 100% halt and Russia would go bankrupt in 3 weeks. So yea, I highly doubt a Turkey Greece war is something Putin would want. Not to mention millions around the world would starve as Russian and Ukrainian food product shipments worldwide would compete vanish off the international markets. The Ukraine war put a small dent in those shipments and you can see what a terrible inflationary effect it had worldwide. Imagine a complete shut down?
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  11397. They actually went out of their way to make it not look as bad. They cherry picked footage. Go watch the entire unfiltered footage. You'll walk away feeling 100% worse about how these children are being targeted and murdered for the crime of being the wrong ethnicity. Most of the world however aren't getting the "filtered" content we're getting here in America. Which is why most of the world population is completely and utterly shocked and enraged as to what is going on over there. They're getting the footage without the "curation and narrative crafting" you're speaking of. And without that Israel looks 6000x worse.
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  11398. When Genocide Joe talks numbers, sometimes I too wonder if he is talking about something else or the thousands of murdered children because of his policies.
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  11399.  @antoniousai1989  Makes sense to go to the place who ruined your nation and stole all it's resources I'd imagine. At least that way you can get a small piece of it back? lol
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  11400. Well they really can't, Russia that is. The Ukraine situation is an oddball due to the war. There is no way Russia can prevent the other Black Sea nations from crossing in and out of the Black Sea. In fact it would be much easier for Turkey to prohibit Russia considering they're in full control of the crossing into the Black Sea.
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  11401.  @gerassimos.fourlanos  I asked you a simple question about self determination and you had an emotional meltdown. Now you're going to play the "I'm rational card." A bit late for that bro. Take those debate tactics to people of your region where emotional meltdowns are the norm.
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  11402.  @nickchristoforou7850  That doesn't answer the question of self determination which an earlier claimed to support in theory. First learn how to follow a debate before going off on some random tangent riddled with emotional nonsense.
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  11403.  @leosword7142  If I were to disguise myself, it certainly wouldn't be as a Englishman with bad teeth. Try again with your overly emotional conspiracy theories.
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  11404.  @leosword7142  Sure you aren't Leo.
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  11405.  @konstantinosvoultsopoulos8763  What is it with you overly emotional people and your infatuation with where a person is from relative to their views? I'll give you two guesses. I'm from a place who's job it will probably be to spend billions and bail you guys out if you piss your neighbors off so much they attack you.
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  11406.  @allistaircampbell9282  How can it be "over inflated" and little at the same time? Over inflated insinuates it's bigger than it's supposed to be. Learn how to communicate properly.
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  11407.  @allistaircampbell9282  You do realize nothing you're saying makes any sort of sense right?
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  11408.  @kenmahoney5255  Yes they're all bought and paid for like Vivek said. You know what else is embarrassing? That you believe such a thing is only a problem in the republican party. I won't put laughing faces either as it's no laughing matter that we have people this stupid in our country.
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  11409. Yes I can imagine why you guys are mad and how terrible that is for your kinds on the front lines. But you know who has it worse? The nearly 10,000 little kids who have been targeted and slaughtered by the IDF. More children have been killed in Gaza in just 2 weeks than all the conflicts on the entire planet since 2020. Including the huge Ukraine war which has been raging for 2 years. If you dont' want your children to go into the history books as war criminals, get them out of there.
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  11410.  @lochinvar50  Dont' get me wrong, I'm not saying Egypt should go balls to the wall and spark a war. But this idea that they're "sick of war" when they've fought like 2 wars in the past 200 years is kind of ridiculous. Not to mention they haven't been in an armed conflict for longer than most of us have been alive. Egypt's problem isn't being sick of war. Egypt's problem is they have a president who was installed by the Zionists and answers to the Zionists.
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  11411.  @imranexltd  Seems you don't know Arabs very well. When the wind blows in the other direction they'll fall back in line immediately.
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  11412.  @evolvedape3341  I don't run a country. But considering all these nations want to join, there must be some benefit no? That many nations can't be completely stupid can they? Besides weren't you the one earlier trying to base how good something is based on how many people want to join? Now you're changing the goal posts on your original premise? The comparisons between the EU and BRICS is completely comparable when the question is which organization do nations prefer to join. You're right about Nato, that is a different animal all together.
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  11413.  @evolvedape3341  Are they not both economic blocks? You can get into the small miniscule differences until you turn blue in the face. Won't change the fact they're both economic blocks that nations join. Not to mention your original premise was that everyone wanted to join western blocks, which is certainly not true. Very few nations have any sort of interest in such a thing.
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  11414.  @YYC403NOYP  If France stops pillaging their nations, people won't be in need of visa's to enter the country of the people who robbed them in the first place. Win win situation.
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  11415. @LightxHeaven, the sooner the French realize they're simply a regional power and not a global power. The sooner events which embarrass them will stop. This is all getting extremely ridiculous now.
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  11416.  @DomiAngel  The idea of their foes is to essentially spend them into the ground. Seems to be working.
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  11417. America is trying to contain a growing China. You think they're going to care about the feelings of some third rate has been power like France? Sorry but that isn't how the world works.
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  11418.  @corrievanrooyen4984  I'm fairly sure Aragon and Gandalf wouldn't fight a war for the EYE of Mordor.
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  11419. @Michael Flynn, Yea the fact that nearly half their congress is Kurdish shows truly how much they hate Kurdish people lol
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  11420. @@brilliant7345 North Africa? Really? You might want to see how nations like Libya are doing. After another French intervention with help from big brother.
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  11421. I guess just like psychos running the Zionist apartheid state don't lie either I guess. But wait.....
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  11422.  @edukee  If you live in Syria you have a point. Turkiye teaming up with Saudi Arabia and America to funnel weapons and foreign fighters into Syria to destroy the country is something which is unforgiveable. That is point of contention where critique of Erdogan is warranted and I agree with you. But on larger issues of full blown war, trusting him or not trusting him is irrelevant. There is a point of critical mass where Turkish society will decide what he will or won't do, not him. He is after all at the mercy of his voting base and they can push him to do X Y and Z. It isn't entirely up to him and his personal whims.
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  11423.    If you make a statement which is blatantly false you're either a liar or don't understand the situation. I didn't want to assume you were a liar so it was better to assume you don't know much about the situation. Was I wrong? You actually know but were willingly making insane statements?
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  11424.    Someone said the Turks are working for peace. You said "unless you're a Kurd." The fact that the vast majority of Kurds would disagree with your assessment of how they feel is the blatant falsehood. Hell even a Kurdish dude in this comment section was pretty open about how wrong you are. Learn more about an issue before making blanketed statements and attributing it to an entire group of people. Also don't be so impatient, I will respond to your comments when I get around to them.
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  11425.    According to your logic then you have spoken to a majority of Kurds to speak for them all? No I havent' spoken to Kurds but generally people let their feelings be known by the way they vote. You might want to look into something before making ridiculous statements about it. You should realize you just might be called out for your ridiculous claims.
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  11426.    You might want to scroll up. Not only have you been overly emotional now you're sounding delirious. The reply is the post right before yours. As usual you have no real rebuttal to any of the points I've made.
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  11427.    I'm pretty well versed on the Armenian genocide as it's a topic I've studied. Also how convenient is it for a person who has no response to points made to simply claim "they aren't worth replying to." You decide to continue to reply with nonsense but don't find tackling points worthy of your time? Hmmm
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  11428. We don't really have that much in the region to fight with.
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  11429. It wasn't the Azeri parliament which was stormed by angry mobs who believed the government didn't "represent their views." It wasn't their politicians who got lynched in the streets. Get a grip Harry.
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  11430. The idea of the UK honoring an agreement just makes me laugh. That is not much different from me saying "if only my dog could write a book." Not gonna happen bro.
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  11431. I guess the elites and their drones in the media were able to tolerate Tucker until he started questioning the war and foreign policy. Now he's gone. If someone told Cenk in the early 2000s during the Iraq war debate that in 20+ years later he'd be a media guy attacking anyone who is anti war like a guard dog he probably wouldn't believe it. But yes, Cenk essentially became everything he used to fight against. Well done Cenk, well done. You're now "that guy." Today's version of Bill O'Reilly
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  11432.  @numbred7462  The people of Gaza have no internet, no money and barely enough food and water. So you're telling me they put together this masterful worldwide propaganda campaign in such a short period? Is that your argument?
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  11433.  @subjectc7505  What does Israel benefit from this? Sure lets use some common sense. They see this as an opportunity to enact their "final solution" on the concentration camp. Why do you think there has been such insane diplomatic activity with Blinkin knocking on every door asking them to take the people from Gaza as they're forced out. Common sense tells you that the apartheid regime sees this as an opportunity to empty Gaza out, or at least a large portion of it. If they'll be able to succeed or not is a different story. But those massive gas fields found off the Northern Coast of Gaza is probably a really good motivator as well.
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  11434. We don't get presidents, we simply get managers. One of the few times we had a president, they did everything they could to make sure it doesn't happen again.
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  11435.  @cageybee7221  It isn't his ears he doesn't trust. It is the sounds coming from a modern politician's mouth. People's level of trust in their elected officials is in the gutter. People's trust in Biden is probably even lower than that. So even if their money is safe, him coming out and saying it makes them doubt it. This is our new reality.
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  11436.  @paulmayson3129  I'd imagine the Greeks don't agree with you.
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  11437. So according to your logic it's okay to break treaties you've signed because you've been doing it for so long you should continue to be allowed to do it? Seriously?
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  11438. @Pouria Jafarikia, So you're going to pray for the side which illegally invaded it's neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians? What are you praying for exactly? That they do it again?
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  11439. Interesting list. The fact China was on the list was strange and the fact India was number 2 was quite laughable. Dude these people still defecate on the streets, they have a long way to go before they're a "feared military power"
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  11440.  @jakesmall8875  The E.U. doesn't have the ability to defend itself. I don't see this changing anytime soon.
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  11441.  @jakesmall8875  YOu're seriously going to compare America's industrial capacity before WW1 and WW2 to Europe's current problems? Are you serious? No that can't change fast, not for those legacy European nations.
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  11442. I still don't get why Turkey is holding on to all these refugees. They want to go to the EU, let them.
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  11443.  @ferdatuluk4280  I doubt Turkey wants them either. So in the end if I'm in there shoes I let them go where they want, regardless if they're wanted or not.
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  11444. The fact you were even subscribed to this fake news outlet is insane.
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  11445. Crux tells me for four years that Erdogan is a dictator and his country has no democracy. Now Crux is telling me that his allies think he is going to lose the election and are fleeing the country? Which is it Crux? Correct me if I'm wrong here but if he is a dictator and his nation has no democracy how exactly are his allies worried he is going to lose the election? So were you lying to me when you claimed he was a dictator or are you lying to me now claiming his allies are worried he will lose the election. Logically speaking it can't be both, please pick one.
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  11446. IDF-World experts are slaughtering women and children. also IDF- Not so good at fighting men with guns.
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  11447. @Haebris, Good question. I'm not sure if China wants to see Russia crash because then all of America's attention will be shifted to China.
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  11448.  @YourLocalMairaaboo  Yes it was, that is what they called a dying civilization. Kind of like what France is now.
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  11449.  @AmrElkatary  Their government would not support, aid and fund all these crimes if the population wasn't either okay with it or simply willing to ignore it. They can easily force their government to change the position, they just care not to. Your case is a bit different, you'd be murdered by a military dictatorship for speaking up. A military dictatorship who Canada happens to help keep in power to oppress you. Yea, those "nice and respectful" Canadians. Nice and respectul if you think genocide is a nice and respectable thing to fund, arm and cheerlead.
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  11450.  @ОлексСтеп  Don't you mean the United States intelligence agencies and USA funded military?
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  11451. If you ask the Arab states most of them will say relations with Israel. If the ask the Turks and the Persians, they'll say the Palestinians.
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  11452.  @zvonkobogdan9634  Then explain to me why Armenia's only Christian orthodox neighbor also sides against them? Explain the "difference" there please.
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  11453. @R4ym1n, Money wasn't the problem in this drama. The issue was mostly about Sweden trying to join Nato while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a Nato country. Sweden promised to stop and now they're allowed to join. The only place money goes into play is how much less money terrorist organizations are going to be able to raise for their attacks.
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  11454.  @r4ym1n13  Not when it comes to emotional topics like buildings being blown up. Nations have interests and sometimes they chase those interests. Not to mention in some countries leaders are under intense pressure on certain issues from their population. If Erdogan simply let Sweden into Nato for something as ridiculous as money, he would surely be losing the next election. The people in that country have been hot skipping mad about Sweden financing grows which are blowing things up in their country. A simple matter of money isn't going to resolve something like this.
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  11455. @Gliesea X, you're absolutely correct this is outright embarrassing. Our hubris has reached a point where it's bordering on delusional. Imagine India calling a port in California demanding they stop receiving ships from China. As I said in an earlier post this is outright insanity. We can't continue to treat people like this, it isn't in our interests to do so.
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  11456. @James Green it would be nice if the UK actually sent some high tech military gear to Ukraine. Instead of gassing them up for years about how much support they'd get and then some cheap hand-me-down military gear and words of encouragement once the bullets started flying.
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  11457.  @billybobhouse9559  A few anti tank missiles relative to all the high end military tech England has? Seriously? Turkey sent them attack drones which are decimating the Russian lines. Surely England could have outdone the Turks no?
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  11458. If he loses the election he'll have no choice.
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  11459.  @voidlt  Not possible.
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  11460.  @FurryS23  There was a civil war there about 600 years ago. So no, not 1000 years lol
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  11461.  @FurryS23  You might want to read up on some Ottoman history. And the massive civil war between two specific princes which lasted quite a while. It was because of this civil war that the Ottoman policy changed when it comes to killing all brothers of the Sultan as soon as he took over.
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  11462.  @FurryS23  So you're going to ignore the huge civil war of the Ottomans?
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  11463. Oh give me a break. CNN has been at the forefront of cheerleading the apartheid and concentration camps in Palestine. So much so that CNN is the go to network when the IDF wants them to paint a specific story in a specific light. Fox news is horrid yes but to think they're worse than CNN on this issue is madness. They're all in on crafting the same exact narrative. CNN is usually the lead on this specific one though. They all work for the same people. Fox job is to control the idiots on the right. CNN's job is to control the idiots on the left. You never noticed that on really important issues like war with these networks are always on the same side? Never noticed that? Their coverage on the Ukraine war? Exactly the same. The Iraq war and the arguments leading up to it? Exactly the same. Making the case to bomb Libya? Exactly the same. Making the case to keep our illegal military bases in Syria? You guessed it, exactly the same coverage from Fox, CNN, MSNBC and any other corporate news outlet you can think of.
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  11464. @Gokhan Guler, I agree with your post. However to make a better impression, spell the word incredible properly next time. :O)
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  11465.  @gevorgvanarmenie9788  Well if my people had invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed more than half a million civilians. One as a human being I'd call them out on it. Two, I certainly wouldn't be ridiculously trying to play the moral high ground when they came back 30 years later. Three, I'd be embarrassed after the result because when my people took the land they massacred anyone they could get their hands on. When the enemy took the same land back less than a handful of civilians were killed. Your self determination doesn't start where half a million civilians are ethnically cleansed. You're a horrible human being for even thinking it.
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  11466.  @milladargent3542  It actually is begging for help, in term so aid, munitions and coverage at the United Nations because the majority of the world aren't happy with their colonialist apartheid policies. Not to mention they begged Biden to send an aircraft carrier battle group just incase sh!t got real. Learn what is happening first before saying something completely detached from reality. I also find it interesting that you can slaughter a person's family, take their land and throw them in a concentration camp and then berate them for not caring about their own fate, while they're in said concentration camp. Well played Millaargent3542 you get the horrible human being of the world award today.
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  11467.  @U.S.Government  Telling me to go under a rock doesn't exactly negate the reality I pointed out earlier. "we need munitions, we need x, we need z, this is our 9-11 give us these things." You're quite literally ignoring everything that is going on. You're making statements where are demonstrably false and not in line with reality. Don't forget, Facts>Your feelings. As far as that enemy, yea mostly unarmed women and children stuck in concentration camps. Glad you're enjoying the show.
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  11468. Parishjames2916. The fact you don't support the politicians, corporations and the lunatics running out foreign policy, means you support the terms. If you supported those lunatics, you can't claim to be supporting the troops. They leave these guys out there in the middle of nowhere for some dark sinister political object and then use them as a trip wire every time they want to ramp up tensions. The poor men and women in uniform in those bases in Syria and Iraq are sitting ducks. Just like the government wants :O(
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  11469. @Raso Raso, They don't because they know we'd mow them down with machine guns.
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  11470.  @maneshipocrates  Perhaps they feel they'd rather have inflation than a country run by globalists who will chemically castrate their children like we do here in America. Call me crazy but that seems pretty rational.
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  11471. @Kumarar7362. Serious question, what exactly do you think India will do to "show their power." I'm seriously curious. Aside from some empty rhetoric or sending millions of migrants to defecate all over your streets. What exactly are they capable of doing? India needs to know it's place, keep quiet and just keep doing as much business as it can.
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  11472. They're even afraid to talk. This is just BS meant for public consumption to relieve some pressure of that so-called prince who is really just a manager for the zionists.
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  11473.  @plasmaticmedia518 no Iranian ever tried to take my freedoms away either
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  11474. @sethjoseph4382. Your comment makes no sense. Not one civilian has died in this flareup. What is it with you zionist trolls and your nonsense which makes absolutely zero sense.
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  11475. I'm not sure if France 24 got the memo that the inflation stopped soaring about a week ago.
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  11476.  @senadsehic6565  I'm fairly sure you didn't understand the point of this guy's comment.
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  11477.  @fluffynator6222  Fact: Both sides met in Istanbul to negotiate, the entire world news covered it. Fact: The Turks who were mediating claimed a deal was very close to be signed (again easy to find as it was covered by mass media worldwide) Russia and Ukraine confirmed this was true. Fact: As soon as this story Boris Johnson dropped everything he was doing and few to Ukraine. (Again easy to find information as it was covered by the world media) Fact: After Boris Johnson had a "talk" with Zelensky, Ukraine's negotiation team in Istanbul was called back and the negotiations ended. (Again not hard information to find as it was reported widely.) So yea, you're literally asking this guy to prove to you that the world isn't flat. Which is pretty ridiculous. The real question any rational person would be asking is this. What exactly did Boris Johnson tell Zelensky that made him pull out of the negotiations. The world and especially Ukrainians suffering this war deserve to know.
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  11478. @Ravi Singh, I'm not sure what "religious fanaticism" has to do with this. Cheap rhetoric aside I'd imagine Turkey's legal framework to be A LOT more secular than India's very example. But I do agree with you about Pakistan but don't assume other nations around the world are as insane as the inbreds in your region.
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  11479. @Orion Federation, good luck trying to take it.
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  11480.  @samsonsoturian6013  Yea because a bunch of 5 million dollar drones blowing up billions of dollars in Russian machinery daily is "irrelevant." I'd imagine the Russians don't feel that way. The Ukrainians were smart, they saw this unit in action during the war in the Caucasus and realized just how easily to destroys Russian equipment and purchased some. I personally wasn't sure if this machine was a "Russian equipment killer." It could have also been possible that the Armenian militia using the Russian weapons were simply inept and that is why the drone was successful. The war in Ukraine pretty much proved I was wrong.
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  11481. The EU to "handle' China? Seriously? Considering the state the EU has fallen into and their lack of respect in international affairs, they'd have trouble handling a nation 1/10th the strength of China. The EU states (most not all) are simply vassal states of an empire. The only thing they'll be handling is doing what America tells them to do.
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  11482. @Chris Tos, You're right this was kind of like justice for Armenia. Frontier justice.
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  11483.  @constantinethecataphract5949  Start making babies then. Most nationalist from any country I see complaining about how their ethnic group is losing numbers, also happen to be people with no kids lol
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  11484. Please don't do this, all you're going to do is attract Indian trolls. Then we'll see Paki and Indian trolls have a war in this message board which you see over and over on so many comments sections. Just stop
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  11485. @Hayes Dabney, the dominate group is not under threat, in fact they're more powerful today than they've ever been. The uber wealthy elite that own everything are the dominate group and again they're more powerful than they've ever been. They feel no reason to fight. They'll make weaker groups fight each other while they watch and grab more power.
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  11486.  @thecossackcrusaderofholybr8448  I guess when the Armenians figure out that invading other nation's internationally recognized territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians was not the best of ideas. They'll be fine, when they figure that out.
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  11487.  @sakerfalcon5199  I don't think anyone has claimed that companies have collapsed. They're saying they're going to collapse. What part of this is confusing you? Also if you believe only 10-15% of gas in the EU comes from Russia, I have some Atlantic Ocean front property in Bulgaria I'd love to sell you at a really really cheap price.
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  11488.  @sakerfalcon5199  When you say "western countries" that is a lot of nations outside of Europe which are irrelevant to this conversation. The vast majority of the European Union is essentially screwed without Russian gas. Full stop
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  11489.  @shazainbaloch2538  Yet when ever I see trolls from one of these nations the trolls from the other also show up and literally defecate on any thread they enter. People are tired of it.
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  11490. I doubt it, this open border thing is more terrifying that than. It is always open, has been open for the past 3 years with no elections on the horizon.
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  11491. I'd imagine more than 70% are going to vote for it. And that is a low ball estimate, I would not be shocked if it is as high as 95%.
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  11492. You're right about telling me who your friends are and me telling you who you are. Is your friend the genocidal apartheid regime of Israel.
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  11493. Funny how Chris Mathews was part of the gang who took fake news into overdrive during the early 2000s.
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  11494. When ever a person has to qualify their statement with "as an educated xxxx" they've basically just proven their education probably wasn't worth the time it took to attain it.
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  11495. Israel has fired on 3 of the 4 nations it borders. Dropping bombs on Syria, dropping bombs on Lebanon and fired a tank shell into an Egyptian military base last month. The only bordering nation it hasn't fired upon is Jordan but they've been threatening them daily. The IDF of today is not the IDF of 1974 so why are they picking a fight they can't win? Or are they just trying to spark a regional war in the hope that America will fight it for them? Either way, this rogue nation has to be stopped before it sparks an entire worldwar.
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  11496. Actually in this country we have an issue of too many morons studying in college.
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  11497.  @ganiopro  I'd imagine France would sell Greece down the river if their interests dictated it. France is extremely uncomfortable that their influence in North Africa is under threat by Turkish interventions there. That is why they're backing Greece. Not out of some sense of loyalty. They will do what it takes to continue to rob Africa.
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  11498. @dairebulson. The Turks and the opposition won't move on the Israelies until Syria is completely stable (which might take a long time or may never come) As far as the Saudis and Emiratis, what they're going to do about this is extremely easy to predict. They're going to do all they can to ensure there is no real stability in Syria, it is literally a life and death issue for them. If a rebellion like this can prove it can bring sustained benefits for the people, they fear it unlocks the door to rebellions in their own nations. As far as the Turks, surely they want a super stable and strong Syria under their influence. The thing is, does Turkey have the muscle and knowhow to transition Syria into this? Or will Syria just end up another Libya, Iraq or Egypt?
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  11499. The media is spinning a lot over this. The international media is filled with stories of how Palestinian hostages who've been released by Israel all show signs of physical abuse. Not to mention the women showing signs of being raped. Our media just ignores this. Not to mention a high ranking state department official actually quit because he claimed the state department was trying to hide all the evidence that Palestinian hostages were being raped by the IDF. There is just so much damned evidence out there, the main stream media here in AMerica simply doesn't know what to do to cover it up. So they run stories like this to pretending like they're being even handed. While ignoring the big stories of Palestinian women being raped on mass. The rest of the world knows though.
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  11500.  @aiistyt  You're also in a convenient way ignoring the brutal ethnic cleansing of the Palestinians by the Apartheid regime called Israel. Not once, not twice, not three times but more times than I can count in the past 70 years. The big one being the tune of 850,000 men women and children. Your view on this matter will again crumble when put under any sort of factual microscope. If you still hold a point of view against all facts, reason and logic. It means one thing, you're a fanatic.
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  11501.  @aiistyt  Also I can understand how hard it must be for you to try to rationalize apartheid, ethnic cleansing and brutality. It really isnt' an easy point of view to argue for.
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  11502.  @aiistyt  So is that what you feel like your narrative isn't falling apart. You simply ignore all the facts that don't fit that narrative? Good luck with that btw. Good luck convincing anyone.
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  11503.  @aiistyt  So when all else fails your'e going to play the "I know you are but what am I card." Interesting, especially when you completely ignored the facts of Israeli ethnic cleansing I put forth earlier. Just outright ignored them like they never happened. Even though they're historical fact that no rational person can deny. But I guess it is easier to close your ears and scream "I know you are but what am I."
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  11504. It makes sense the globalists would spend a lot of money to try to control a nation as large as India. But 120 billion dollars a year? No lol Nothing even close to that would be spent. We're having trouble getting everyone to agree on a 60 billion package for Ukraine which has utmost geo strategic importance for the people in charge. You literally think they're just going to toss 120 billion into India no the off chance it might give them some leverage? A few hundred million perhaps. 120 billion lol. How did you come to that figure, that is insanity.
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  11505.  @RSingh100  Well the part about the 120 billion a year isn't true. That is just a ridiculous figure you basically just made up. So if you're lying about those numbers, how can we trust anything else you're telling us?
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  11506.  @reginaldsantiago4544  Except Putin has made statements on many occasions that Erdo is one of the few leaders who keeps his word.
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  11507.  @ekoneko6958  I'm not sure I agree. The world has changed, I don't think the Turks would see any benefit in controlling a landmass filled with Greeks who don't want them there. It would be a long term liability. Look at the Russians going into Ukraine. Notice they aren't even interested in any areas which are mainly Ukrainian without many Russian speakers. They're only taking the areas which has a pro Russia Russian speaking population. Old fashioned imperialism where you conquer and directly occupy people is a lose lose scenario most nations understand. Look at Israel, they are one of the few who don't understand this and look how much they're struggling. What the Turks want is recognition for the defacto state in the north. Why would they want the headache of invading and administering the south? They're happy with where the borders are currently draw on the island.
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  11508.  @angelachanelhuang1651  A bank which probably won't survive when Europe collapses not too long from now.
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  11509. Real inflation in America is close to 26%. Real inflation in Turkey is close to 59%. Governments love to play with the statistics, it's in their interests to do so.
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  11510. @ortegastix. This is good, it lets people know who the fake "America firsters" really are. People like her and a few others are a perfect example of this. America first turned to Israel first. Free speech turned to boycott anyone you don't agree with Never trust the media turned into trust everything the media is saying. These people are absolutely positively ridiculous. And consistent people like Tucker Carlson are calling them out, they're losing fans by the millions. Outed as anti-American anti-humanity Zionist shills.
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  11511. Why would you expect a mouth piece of a genocidal regime to actually talk bad about the same genocidal regime? That should answer your question.
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  11512.    Rhetoric is one thing reality is another. By the numbers I'd imagine Turkey has killed more ISIS members in Syria than America and England combined. A lot of time those team one liner talking points fall apart when put under a microscope. Sorry for calling you out but I'm allergic to bullsh!t.
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  11513.  @kevgasper3934  You can’t counter it, claim it isn’t even worth commenting on. Yet you commented on it. This can’t be serious lol
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  11514.  @mtmitchell34  He is referring to the nations under occupation by the psycho globalists. Not Yemen and Iran.
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  11515.  @lanpartyanimal5215  It isn't just the physical requirements which scare me about the woke crowd. It's hard to believe in this woke nonsense (unless you're faking it for personal gain) and not have an extremely low IQ. War requires smart officers who can think quickly and make decisions under extreme stress. Not sure people with those traits would be attracted to irrational woke ideals.
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  11516.  @timm8263  You either need to get out more. Need to pay more attention or you don't live in America.
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  11517. If Turkey was supporting ISIS why was ISIS attacking Turkey? If you want to know who supports ISIS, just pay attention to who ISIS never attacks. Quick question, has ISIS ever attack Israel or it's interests? ISIS constantly attacks Turkey, Iran and Russia. Huge coincidence right?
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  11518. @Arian Borici, they sure as hell are trying. Not doing a very good job of it either, they're finding competition they didn't expect.
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  11519.  @kacurrilinza7696  Well they have two feet in the middle east. It's just not sure footing.
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  11520. @CountieLt25. I'm embarrassed to admit but I was in that same boat. I only knew what these monsters wanted me to know. But now the jig is up, the apartheid state's mask is unveiled.
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  11521. Japan isn't doing great but are still in MUCHHHHH better shape than most EU nations. The EU is a dead man walking.
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  11522. @qamarkandoth6963. Right on the money my friend, perfect comment.
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  11523.  @trthib  Nato won't be removing troops from Poland because France and Germany are having a hissy fit over their authority being undermined. That's a damned pipe dream.
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  11524.  @trthib  Alliances rely on interests not trust. Crack open any history book to come to that conclusion. As far as America being more "aligned" with western Europe now more than ever, what exactly are you basing this one? America basically muscled France out of Australia and signed a defense treaty with Aussie, England and itself. Deliberately leaving France out of said alliance. As I said in an earlier post France or Germany crying about their authority being challenged by Poland means nothing to Nato. Germany is a very passive Nato member and France, well France is probably the least reliable Nato member. Washington won't trade Poland to please the regime in Paris. It's a pipe dream.
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  11525.  @trthib  You'd rather have an EU army rather than Nato? An EU army when push comes to shove would be an inept entity that would probably get pushed around by even second rate powers.
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  11526. @Google Account Yes because tax policy has always been tied to theological leanings right?
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  11527.  @anacc3257 someone’s opinion doesn’t become meaningless just because it triggers you
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  11528.  @itayr15 he is under no obligation to condemn it. Why? Just to appease the feeling of genocidal snowflakes like you and Ben Shapiro ?
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  11529. Found the title super interesting. It said "Israel's war against Evil." So I clicked on it. Is this video trying to say the Apartheid regime is at war with itself? If he is fighting evil this must be the case no? The truth is out guys, the jig is up. Most of the planet knows what you guys are about.
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  11530.  @waltergrace565  You're right on most issues he is. But unlike them he isn't a pro Zionist shill genocide shill like the mainstream outlets.
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  11531.  @spacenodus7959  I don't think the Russians or Chinese are interested in colonizing Africa. It isn't in their mode of operating to have far flung colonies. In fact I'm not sure either nation has ever had one in their history. Now if Niger was a neighbor of Russia they should be nervous of being gobbled up into their landmass. Russia doesn't really do far flung colonies, not their thing. And China is China, they just want to do business. They don't care about much else going in on Africa.
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  11532.  @watershedmetal2  Europe isn't crumbling? Seriously? I'd imagine most Europeans would disagree with your assessment of the situation.
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  11533.  @Gobnogler  The one the entire planet is watching livestream. Incase you hadn't noticed. You literally sound like people who claim men can get pregnant. When pushed your answer is "I have no evidence but the media told me so"
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  11534. @M-oc5fi Especially with that girl who kept closing the cop car as they were trying to make an arrest. If you as a third party stepped and shut a cop car door as a cop was trying to put the purp into the car, you'd literally get shot like 20 times here in America. Those cops were super calm.
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  11535.  @Michael13108  They were all under arrest for holding an illegal protest without a permit, they probably got taken in and got fined. So she ran away and they went and caught her, she wasn't attacked (watch the video again). Here in America if you're under arrest and try to run, you'd probably get shot in the back. So yea, those cops were quite calm.
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  11536.  @deprimeplatypus490  So your entire argument is that people are being arrested on mass and being put into unofficial police cars and disappearing left and right? hmm Any proof of this? Also there is no law here in America were I can tell an undercover cop who has shown his badge that I don't have to get into his unmarked police car after being arrested. Can you also show us the Turkish law that states this? I doubt it exists. If it did, the country would have no unmarked cars.
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  11537. @Jillybe, Relations started to thaw when Saudi Arabia realized the Biden administration might not protect them. Saudi Arabia needs Turkish military protection to balance out Iran and they're willing to bribe the Turks for it. That is what is responsible for this visit.
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  11538.  @lms203  Agreed most people know MBS is a butcher.
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  11539.  @bayklima7864  According to that logic nearly 95% of all leaders worldwide are bad? Almost every single currency worldwide has fallen against the dollar and inflation is eating the entire planet for lunch. Not saying your president is good or bad, that isn't for me to say. What I will say is that your argument for why he is bad, doesn't really fly. Find something more convincing.
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  11540.  @SeeLasSee  If they had to buy all those materials at market prices France would go bankrupt fairly quickly.
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  11541.  @brokencliche  It is almost like telling a child to never walk because they might fall a few times in the process. These are new nations, yes they'll probably collapse their currency a few times before figuring it out. It is better than allowing France to steal all your wealth forever no? Fact of the matter is these nations are tired of France robbing them, taking all their natural resources for pennies on the dollar and constantly destabilizing their nations by financing terrorism under the table. This situation won't last long.
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  11542.  @williammorley2401  So according to your logic that some how makes it okay that England owns a small island half way across the world right off the coast of Argentina?
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  11543.  @jxxxxx44  Well the major difference is there isn't a genocide going on in Ukraine. Regardless of which side you support. Both Ukraine and Russia have been quite careful in not killing civilians. Less civilians have died in that huge war lasting almost 2 years than the amount of women and children Israel kills in one week. So dragging Ukraine into this debate is kind of strange.
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  11544. Poor Graham has no choice. He does what his globalist and Zionist paymasters tell him to do. He works for the same people Genocide Joe worked for.
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  11545. There is no such thing as a left wing or right wing media. It is Zionist media. Some of their networks pander to the left. Others pander to the right. Both work for the same goal.
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  11546.  @theonlyalinazzz  Apartheid states never last long.
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  11547.  @theonlyalinazzz  Btw incase you didn't know, the self proclaimed apartheid state of south Africa also had black judges and black business leaders. Having that doesn't negate the fact you're an apartheid state. You need to actually learn what the term means. Are you actually from that brutal apartheid state? Or simply one of their paid trolls?
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  11548.  @gaminion3118  Hand cuffs off? What in the world are you talking about. Israel's entire military doctrine has been about going after women and children. Hell they even have a name for hte doctrine. We're seeing that doctrine play out in Gaza right now. They seem to have zero interest in Hamas (men with guns.) Instead they're going after unarmed women and children. Easier targets I guess and they don't shoot back. Every other nation on this planet fights with handcuffs on, except Israel. They literally go out of their way to kill as many civilians as possible in their military doctrine. They're going to probably do the same to Lebanon, they're going to ignore Hezbollah and go after the women and children. This is not only true but demonstrably true. Compare it with another conflict going on. The huggggeeee 2 year war between Russia and Ukraine where over half a million people have died. But guess what, Israel killed more civilians in Gaza in just two weeks than have died in that entire 2 year war. There men with guns are killing men with guns, how war is supposed to be waged. How every other nation on this planet except Israel wages war. Also did you really just say "every Muslim country." If so you're insane, Turkey is a Muslim country and would wipe the floor with Israel in less than a week with a small percentage of their army. Do your research. Hell Israel is having trouble defeating a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp fighting with homemade weapons. Your level of delusion is quite disturbing.
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  11549.  @michaelmorningstar8645  If we were in a large scale war and needed bodies badly. We'd see commercials like that. NOt that they'd work. half our young men aren't sure what gender they are right now, let alone being fit to fight a war :O(
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  11550.  @matthewl6700  The vast majority of the news worldwide is quite open about what is happening in Gaza. It is only in a few select nations where the media is tripping overthemselves trying to create a false narrative of the situation. The problem is those false narratives don't work anymore because we live in the information age. Let me guess, you get your news from corporate American or British media? The same media that told us covid came from a bat in a cave and men can get pregnant? You're going to parrot their narrative on this issue? When literally the rest of the entire world sees exactly what is happening there?
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  11551.  @niccolomedici4482  After they've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into concentration camps with zero rights, I'd imagine if that situation continues they will continue to resist. And under international law they have every right to resist by any means necessary. The root cause here is brutal occupation and stuffing 2.3 million people into a concentration camp. Until Israel stops that, this situation will not be resolved.
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  11552. This comment legit made me laugh.
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  11553. When you are the commander and chief and you've hired a guy like this for a critical task. Your name will come up. Your administration will be questioned as to the types of people who are running it. They're not running a popsicle stand. This isn't just true for Obama, it is for the presidents before him and the presidents after him.
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  11554.  @mattnhormann  So the guy who is funding and arming a genocide is good for democracy. And the guy who didn't start a war in 4 years (only time it happened in my lifetime btw) wants to end democracy. Gotcha. I guess according to your metric democracy only comes when we have leaders who slaughter poor people in random third world countries from time to time.
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  11555. @Duncan Stewart, You also forgot to mention it is a fast decaying third rate power which still tries to act like a first rate power. This has a destabilizing affect in many places. France needs to sit down and stop causing so much trouble.
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  11556. @Matt how many guys do you know that went undefeated in the UFC for their entire career? All fighters will have wins against terrible fighters in their careers. How else do you think they're going to move up the ranks? If Khabib's record wasn't that hard. He wouldnt' be the only person on the planet with that record.
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  11557. Armenia kinda stabbed Russia in the back. So the Russians are letting this play out.
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  11558. @Ernie Buchinski, It isn't Turkey which is withholding Finland's Nato bid. It's Finland's insistence on coupling their Nato bid with Swedens. Nor is it Finland's fault that Sweden is trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time funding an arming groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of said organization. It is by any logical metric an awkward situation for them. Perhaps you should look into the situation before making some emotional appeal which does not reflect any sort of reality. Their government might be backwards but it seems you might beat them on this front.
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  11559. I'm not sure if the Moroccan leadership has fully thought this through and how this will affect Morocco in the long term. Even some western nations are rethinking their backing of this genocidal regime, not because genocide bothers them but because they're worried about the stigma they'll be stuck with from the rest of the world. These things have real life long term implications. I wonder if the Moroccan leadership truly understands this and what they've done to the reputation of their nation internationally.
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  11560. If you tried to poke holes in everything this guy said with facts, we'd be here for 6 months. This is just another Zionist shill who lives in an alternate reality. Their narratives and demonstrably false talking points don't work anymore, people know. All I heard was a genocidal maniac ranting and raving.
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  11561.  Russianwomenareprostitutes  What you said is demonstrably false considering the amount of evidence which has come out since then. Not to mention the worst case of genocide on earth since WW2 that you're oddly ignoring. Perhaps you're a cheerleader for it? Watching a fully mechanized army go out of it's way to kill women and children excites you?
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  11562. Greece is just a pawn, I'm sure they're not happy but there isn't much they can do about it.
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  11563.  @amarnath9624  You sound like a neo colonialist. Why exactly do you want that? More carved up unstable little divided states which are easier to exploit?
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  11564. Would be nice if Turkey also stopped shipping oil to the genocidal apartheid entity called Israel.
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  11565. What graves dude? During all these military interventions barely any civilians have died.
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  11566.  @wewenang5167  Well you can't really say it about the rave. Everyone has seen that interview from Haartez with the Israeli helicopter pilot who admitted to them panicking and killing the people at the rave. Nor was there any footage of Civilians surrendering, being stripped down and ritually humiliated on camera. You're clutching at straws here, what is next? You're going to tell us about 40 beheaded babies that was proven false.
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  11567. @shi_Ne123. Someone put a spotlight on it. People realized the emporer has no clothes.
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  11568.  @hypnosismeditation7518  Democracy is a lot more than that. Also democracy is impossible in an apartheid regime. And Israel is demonstrably an apartheid state by every single definition of the world. The South Africans who coin the phrase apartheid and actually lived it also say Israel is an apartheid state.
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  11569. @Realdemocracy, that is probably the last thing Canada will be doing. Lets not forget Canada is also the nation which tried to embargo the company which was building the drones Ukraine has been using to defend itself. Thankfully the company was able to manufacture the parts themselves and get a decent amount of those high end drones to Ukraine. At least they have some high tech equipment to use, not much though. It really makes one wonder what kind of shenanigans the regime in Canada is up to these days. All this after it basically broke all democratic norms on their crackdown on protestors. Using draconian methods like having the cops steal their fuel and having their bank accounts frozen because they disagree with the regime. Scary stuff, Canada is no longer a nation others will look up to.
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  11570. @Tranquil Eagle, even if the opposition wins the election Sweden is going to be frozen out of Nato. The issues and problems between the nations cut much deeper than party politics. It's simply an awkward situation for Sweden to be attempting to join a collective defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in a member of that same organization. It's just strange all around. Not sure what kind of children are running Sweden but Finland was smart to decouple their Nato bid from Sweden's.
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  11571.  @safuwanfauzi5014  That's a fairly childish version of events.
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  11572.  @sakogekchyan7366  I'm not exactly sure that detracts from my answer to your question. It's an answer which should be heeded.
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  11573.  @sakogekchyan7366  "Your people." You believe you can make decisions for people who you don't live near based on what exactly? Your level of hubris is quite terrifying. As far as Azeris I've never even met an Azeri in my life. Nor do I try to make decisions for them which won't affect me one bit but will change their lives. You know, because you'd have to be a real selfish douche bag to think like that right?
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  11574.  @sakogekchyan7366  You say people aren't starving yet when I look it up the per capita income of Armenia is around 1,800 dollars. Compare that with your comfortable income that you probably earn in California. Now within that 1,800 a simple search can show you that doesn't even tell the full story because wealthy people's are also included in that. Not to mention the level of corruption in that country is through the roof so the majority of that wealth is in the hands of the very few. So what does that leave your average poor Armenian villager? Less than 500 dollars per year? I'd imagine that isn't an easy situation for them and the only way to rectify that situation is through trade. You can't trade with the world if you're a landlocked nation with no relation to the only nations which give you an exit route to the sea. Not to mention if you're blocked out of the largest markets in your region. As far as Georgia, they aren't too interested in dealing with Armenia either. Like with their other two neighbors Armenia also has territorial claims on Georgia. The only bordering nation Armenia doesn't have aggressive territorial claims is Iran. You know Iran is basically cut off from the western economic system right? Not to mention you're in trouble when the only neighbor you get along with is the insane Islamic Republic of Iran. I can't think of one nation on the planet which has put themselves in such a situation with their policies on the planet. It seems to me Armenia's biggest enemy isn't their neighbors, it's the fact their country is essentially run by people who don't have to deal with the repercussions of the policies they push. The nation is literally run by people who literally don't live there and the political pressure they push which makes for some of the most self destructive foreign policy I've seen from any nation on the entire planet. Armenia isn't poor because Armenians are idiots or are simply lazy. Unlike Azeris who seem to be nowhere around here in the west I've met tons of Armenians. They aren't idiots nor are they lacking the industrious trait. So again why is the country so poor and in such terrible state? I'd imagine the problem is you and the millions of people like you. Who essentially run the policy of that nation from thousands and thousands of miles away. Until that stops, those poor villagers are screwed. Having massive issues with 3 of your 4 neighbors is nothing short of insanity. You'll claim your neighbors are insane and impossible to get along with but that begs the question on how Georgia gets along with both Turkey and Azerbaijan just fine and does a massive amount of trade with them. You guys want to run a Nazi type ethno centered foreign policy? That is fine, you can do as you please in your own country. But being that aggressive when you're the weakest state in the region is one of the craziest things I've ever seen in foreign policy. No group of people are stupid enough to behave like this, unless of course if you're one of the few nations where people who don't live there control the political atmosphere.
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  11575. Yes but the trouble is everyone hates the French.
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  11576.  @jeffspicolli593  Apparently your feelings don't care about facts. To a genocidal maniac..... Numbers of dead children are just "mathematical nonsense" Well done Jeff, well done.
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  11577. @Daniel Sykes, I always found the idea of having elections when ever you feel like it rather strange. It seems so alien to people living in America. As far as who calls for these elections, that's a great question. I'd love to know
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  11578.  @jakedover5301  I like this comment.
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  11579. This isn't a plan, it is sheer and utter insanity. Btw I'm not one of those never Trumpers. I voted for the dude twice. Doesn't change the fact this plan is insanity. It is so insane, he probably knows it is insane too. This is typical Trump negotiation tactic, he is after something else. He comes up with something bombastic, people freak out and then settle for what he wanted in the first place. This plan is absurd. Does he really think he can snap his fingers and just ethnically cleanse 2.5 million people like nothing happened? lol Israel tried this by trying to murder them all, it didn't work. You think it will just happen without firing a bullet because Trump said so? Come on bro
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  11580.  @joeyabaigar6727  I doubt it. They've been through worse.
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  11581.  @ABrit-bt6ce  No risk of life to the attacker? One could have easily made that argument when the bow and arrow was invented. What are we proposing here? Go back to fighting with swords? No risk to the attacker lol. Isn't that the point of nearly every single weapon invented?
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  11582. You do realize this is CBs. They simply can't help themselves from trying to draw false narratives.
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  11583.  @CeeTee-12345  Ukraine doesn't really look like Gaza. As brutal as that war has been either Russia nor Ukraine have been going out of their way to kill as many civilians as possible. All hospitals, schools and bakeries in Ukraine haven't been blown up. The war in Ukraine is horrible to watch but it is what you'd call an old fashioned war with men killing men. As horrible as that is, it is nowhere near as horrible as Gaza where you have a fully mechanized military trying to slaughter as many civilians as possible. Men killing men type wars are common, mechanized military machines trying to kill as many women and children is extremely rare. Hell the world hasn't seen it since WW2. You really can't compare Ukraine to Gaza, apples and oranges.
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  11584.  @johnbernacki6155 are you pro or anti apartheid, concentration camps and genocide? To put it more plainly are you pro or anti Zionist?
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  11585.  @lfr2225  Yea, they delivered them to Ukraine in 2019 I think. It's one of their older models.
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  11586.  @netaji-thebritishslayer  So you're trying to tell us that average everyday Indians like brutality, murder, apartheid, colonization and the wanton murder of children? I doubt that, you seem to want to make Indians look really really bad to the world. Why?
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  11587. I feel so bad for the people of Ukraine. Used as cannon fodder by the globalists. Only to be thrown aside like a piece of trash. What were they thinking :O(
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  11588.  @zottirgen  I just call the dude Ghandi lol He is also a sad reflection of society here if he was seriously the best the opposition could muster. It's quite terrifying if you think about it. I think you guys have an a proverb for that. Ukseke tukursen biyik, assaya tukursen sakal. (hope the spelling was right) 🤣
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  11589. To be fair this is quite different than the riots here in America. They aren't funded by billionaires for political purposes. Nor are they being applauded by the media. It's basically a grass roots operation against an extremely unpopular authoritarian regime in Paris.
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  11590. Be back for illegal invasions and the brutal ethnic cleansing of 850,000 civilians again? Is that what you're getting at? A promise of genocide and war crimes? When are you guys going to learn how to get along with your neighbors and stop fantasizing about murdering them?
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  11591.  @zenaidadalisay9157 maybe if we stop threatening them on behalf of Israel they won’t feel the need to
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  11592. @yogeshcry31. You can't ask where the logic is if your basis is illogical. You'd have to first understand the difference between religion and ethnicity when it comes to being considered indigenous. You literally have the IQ of a goat and you're trying to talk about reason and logic?
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  11593. If that country wants to advance they need to sterilize people like you to make sure you don't reproduce.
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  11594. Did someone seriously just claim the EU is a super power? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's a collection of vassal states which do not have the ability to defend themselves.
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  11595. Yes if he was a rational and decent human being, he would have been saying these things when it mattered. When the Genocide first kicked off. But instead of he was cheerleading it. The world will remember. This isn't going to end well for the pro genocide crowd. They feel it, which is why most are changing their rhetoric. Their grandchildren will curse them for this. Ask the Germans how long it takes for people to forget.
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  11596. Crazy part is that Israel killed more civilians in 14 days than the total number of civilians that died in in 1.5 years of a huge war in Ukraine. It is almost like you'd have to try to kill that many civilians to get a death toll that high.
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  11597. Doubt there is much confusion. Who did it is quite obvious no? Israel. If you have someone who was in jail for 10 years for robbing houses who gets released. Then his nextdoor neighbor get his house robbed. Who is the most likely candidate?
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  11598.  @VirtualViolence  No you actually didn't. The majority of people in modern day Turkiye are indigenous Anatolians who were assimilated into Turkic language and culture. Modern DNA testing confirms this. If you live in Turkiye the odds that you're a descendant from nomadic horsemen from central Asia is extremely slim. I've spent time in Turkiye and some time with Turkic people in central Asia and the North Caucasus. You're literally nothing like them, you don't look like them and more importantly you don't behave like them. The only places I've seen which are similar to the behavior of people in Turkiye are Greece and places like Syria and Iraq. Which makes sense considering the genetic similarities between them.
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  11599. You actually except the media or politicians to actually state facts? lol The narratives they craft, they could make the devil look like the good guy.
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  11600. @jhook777 People who've been lying their entire lives and were so privileged that no one ever called them out, get used to that. So in the odd event they actually get called out, they're shocked and react emotionally. It is almost like "how dare you call out my bullsh!t"
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  11601.  @talksmoke1190 right
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  11602.  @history_repeats8201  How does a person get so delusional that anyone who disagrees with their insane point of view must be of X ethnic group. Please explain to me the level of cognitive dissonance that would lead someone down this path of insanity. I'm seriously curious.
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  11603.  @daedae1522  He can't because he's an open member of extreme religious cult which has dabbled in terrorism. He'd probably be arrested immediately. Not that I don't agree with him on his views about our athlete's right to speak out while in China.
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  11604. Mainstream propaganda is saying the opposite of this. If there are 1000 stories, only 1 will be like this. The other 999 will probably be pushing the narrative you want. You're on the side of mainstream propaganda. Not against it.
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  11605. You’re saying it is a good idea to reward war criminals? Seriously ? What kind of message does that send to the elites?
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  11606. @Jeff Gilleese, this was brilliant and spot on.
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  11607. A nation which treats their injured soldiers like this. Just imagine what they do to Palestinians everyday.
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  11608. @@user-jc4sf7gr2g Oh you mean the one Israel started when it stole people's homes, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp? Is that the war you're referring to?
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  11609. @SparkJoy who funds them constantly changes based on who they're fighting. If the Turks take over defense of the airport in Kabul, you'll see most of the Taliban's funding and weapons come from France.
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  11610.  @72marshflower15  That is basically what every country does. It was a tactic invented by the British.
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  11611. So you basically want a banana republic which can't sustain itself to grow? Interesting.
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  11612.  @cometanet8389  Israel did when they stole these people's homes,, slaughtered their children and then stuffed the survivors into the world's only concentration camp.
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  11613. The answer to this question isn't rocket science nor a mystery. You can only brutalize and exploit people for so long. Eventually they're going to push back.
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  11614.  @randym7961  So they decided to go to a nation with is 1000x more fascist instead? hmmm
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  11615. @DCV7465. There is a huge demographic crisis there, it doesn't take Erdogan saying it for everyone to know. The birth rate is near replacement because of the millions of refugees having children like it's no one's business. The people in the west, ethnic Turks have a birth rate near 1.2. Which simply isn't sustainable.
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  11616.  @jayteadesigns  Brandon is probably the most famous figure in American politics in the last decade.
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  11617. @Princelargo. So you're admitting that you think apartheid, concentration camps and the slaughter of civilians on mass is a good thing? I know people are evil and feel that way but few will be as honest as you about it. Btw do you also strangle puppies on the weekends for fun?
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  11618. Makes prefect sense when you have a bunch of French fruitcakes stealing it all.
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  11619. 100 million will not get something like that done. Even 1 billion wouldn't push something like that through.
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  11620. @Ken Fu, where did all these Pakistan and Indian trolls come from. They literally defecate all over any comments section they enter. It's surreal.
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  11621.  @VELS436  Because in so many videos about random things the comments section is littered with their trolling. It's getting quite annoying. To be fair their rivals Pakistan tend to have their fare share of comment destroying trolls as well.
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  11622.  @garikavakianoff  The surrounding regions of Karabakh were also illegally invaded and occupied. Where nearly 800,000 people lived and were ethnically cleansed. This guy might not be able to find those 800,000 people but the Armenian occupation force sure as hell did in the 1990s. But like all ethnic cleansing deniers let me take a wild guess what you're about it say. "Never happened." lol
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  11623.  @wildrose1920  So you don't think a majority on an island going full ham to ethnically cleanse a minority had anything to do with that conflict? Nothing at all?
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  11624.  @MariaElena-ev3gv  That is quite childish. So you're saying everyone around the world who doesn't agree with what the regime is doing should leave the country? Congrats you just did two things. 1. Created the largest scale migration of humans in history. 2. Ensured no government can ever change for the better.
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  11625. Greece has the S-300 but technically didn't purchase them. Cyprus purchased the S-300s and Turkey pressured them to get rid of it. The solution everyone agreed to was the S-300s being given to Greece.
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  11626. @Akbar Farzin, then why do they seem to be doing the exact opposite of what America wants them to do most of the time?
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  11627.  @chillxxx241  No middle eastern nation is going to turn to China to physically "Secure" anything in the middle east. China has had zero interest in building the type of military that can project military power that far off it's shores. As far as the EU goes, even if they were interested they wouldn't be able to do it. Russia, maybe Russia can but they're far too stretched right now. Outside of the United States right now the only nation that can potentially act as a body guard for the Saudis might be Turkey. Russia is busy and stretched, Europe's military powers are paper tigers which cant' do it and China has zero interest in doing so.
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  11628.  @narukami597  History has seen over and over again how an insulated ruling elite can get completely detached from the reality of things on the ground. Highly intelligent people aren't immune to being delusional.
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  11629.  @thomasthereal4067  You might want to look around sometime. It is easily demonstrable what is going on. The west's share in global GDP is shrinking at an extremely rapid pace and the elites in our nations are panicking about it.
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  11630.  @coloneldarren999  Actually no, a lot of people on the right feel this way, why would you assume he is a lefty. Ben has gone absolutely bonkers. The right is moving toward America first. Not Israel first or Ukraine first. America first. CNN, NBC, MSNBC, ABC and all the like disagree with me on this one. Are you in agreement with them? If so are you going to now hit me with mainstream false narratives as a defense? While you're at it, you might as well try to convince us Covid came from a bat in a cave, men can get pregnant, inflation is transitory, Jan 6th was an insurrection and Israel isn't an Apartheid state who set up the largest concentration camp in human history. Remember you can't pick and choose, you either have to roll with all of em or none of em.
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  11631.  @beyourself9162  Do you need to be a physician to notice someone being senile? I guess just like you have to be a biologist to know if someone is a woman or not right? lol Can we stop being ridiculous for just a few minutes please?
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  11632.  @User-bj7rk  What ever you think you know about how evil they are. Multiply by 1000. If it wasn't for the internet being this widespread the mainstream media would have been able to hide all their crimes like they did in the past.
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  11633. Yea that did look awkward as all hell lol I honestly think Mike forgot for a second that this is a 20 year old dude.
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  11634.  @maxenglish3328  Yes yes, he was so selfish that he fought until his dying breath against a brutal genocidal force that has been tormenting his people for 70 years. Yea bro, real selfish. What brings chaos and misery to the Palestinians in the Gaza strip is the Zionist apartheid entity who stole their homes, murdered their children and stuffed the survivors into that C Camp. You have any other tidbits you'd like to convince us of? Perhaps you'd also like to convince us gravity doesn't exist.
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  11635. This comment legit made me laugh lol The odd thing is. Most of Osama's family was close with George W. Bush and his family. Not sure many people know this.
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  11636. @Rhodesians never die, That is interesting isn't it. Although I find it surreal that a nation can be so corrupt that a foreign power could easily start a political crisis so easily.
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  11637. JP: Don't trust the mainstream media, all they do is peddle false narratives. Any kind of rational thought and research will destroy that narrative. JP: When it comes to Israel/Palestine, I am going to 100% parrot the mainstream media narrative. Having rational thought and doing research on the matter which might destroy the mainstream media's narrative on the matter is wrong. Just trust what they're telling you 24/7 no matter how ridiculous. Thank JP, got it. You just lost a fan. This conflict has outed a lot of people.
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  11638.  @alexrzr  They have no chance of winning. But they are doing A LOT of damage. A lot more than anyone thought they would, including the Russians. Not sure how much of this has to do with how well the Ukrainians are fighting and how much it has to do with the Russian army being more inept than anyone thought. In the end though the Russians will get what they want in Ukraine. The question is how much damage can they take in doing so.
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  11639. Anyone else notice that our government and media almost want oh so very badly for this war to kick off? Are they done giving dates for when the invasion is set to take place? I've lost count of how many of those dates have come and gone.
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  11640.  @Biobele  Young men do not migrate in the middle of a civil war. This is a fact. Humans have been a migratory species and migrate for a plethora of reasons. But again young men in large numbers generally do not do so in the middle of a civil war. You might want to do a little bit of research into civil wars in the past 1000 years. Most of the migration you're referring comes after the war where everything is so devastated that people need to move to find a better life. Which again doesn't explain young men in their 20s fleeing a civil war. That is outright an outlier, it's rare.
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  11641.  @namigfeyziyev2756  He changed it once. Nor did he do it unilaterally. They had a constitutional referendum. Stop spreading fake news.
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  11642.  @ottovonwegen442  Taking something by force is not capitalism.
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  11643. @Bill Moore, none of the great powers would survive a worldwar. Do you have any idea how many nukes these types of nations have? They don't call it M.A.D. for no reason. Mutually assured destruction. It's what has kept these nations from going to war with each other.
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  11644.  @SamEdward-j8b  If they were intelligent they wouldnt' be sucked into an unwinnable conflict by a bunch of guys in sandals, stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. Calling them intelligent is ridiculous. They're just well funded and very organized in their ability to rob US and British tax payers.
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  11645. Has American political discourse really become this shallow and childish?
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  11646.  @IGNANT4LIFE  Really? You're going to blame one guy for the childish comments of random citizens? You're proving that this shallow discourse goes even deeper than I thought.
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  11647. @Michael200 if a Nato member being an ally of Russia was a race, Germany would be FARRR in the lead.
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  11648. @Kalui96.I don't think Turkey is the type of country they'd be wanting to pull something like that on. Call the Russians what you will but you can't call them stupid.
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  11649. @Fatty not a bad idea
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  11650. The globalists basically took their strategy in America and moved it to Germany. Try to discredit anyone against the policies of the ruling elite by claiming Russia has their back. No evidence needed. It always starts with "intelligence agencies have learned." lol Yes what the media has told us about what intelligence agencies have learned has been so accurate since the weapons of mass destruction they had learned about leading up to the Iraq war. Anyone dumb enough to even consider believing the same lies over and over again deserves this type of leadership and media .
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  11651. 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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  11652.  @BjornGevert  My mistake I read it wrong. Again the answer is probably no. The power dynamics between Turkey and The EU is quite different than the power dynamics between Mexico and America. The EU in the long term has essentially turned Turkey into a hostile actor that they're going to have to deal with for the next 100 years.
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  11653.  @onurturhal6814  Turkiyede 20 senedir cok zaman geciren bir yabanci olarak. I think I can answer your question on what "Turkish mentality" the earlier poster was talking about. 1. Emotional instability. 2. Complete and utterly corrupt people. They'll rob their own mothers for 2 dollars. But in the long term I'd imagine it will still end up being a better place to live than most European nations. Assuming you can deal with the constant stress of someone trying to rob you at every single turn. Not to mention watching everyone you know go through a horrible "miras kavgasi" when their parents die. I think the term is "ac goz" or "serefsiz"
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  11654.  @blablup1214  As someone who has spent a lot of time in that country in the past 20 years, I can confirm that you're 100% right. How corrupt the people are is mindboggling. The guy who runs the corner store is as corrupt as the highest officials in the government. But you get used to it after a while lol Watching these people fall over themselves trying to steal 1 dollar from you lol
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  11655. So your solution is ethnic cleansing and people pushed out of their homes (again) That is your solution?
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  11656. Biden cant' do that, he'd be condemning himself. Since he is knee deep in this genocide. Helping plan it, aid it, fund it, arm it and provide political cover for it. Condemning it would be condemning himself. He won't do it.
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  11657.  @londoncrow500  Depends on your point of view, completely and utterly putting your safety in the hands of others could in theory lead to a point where you can lose your freedom. (which often happens if you study history)
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  11658.  @londoncrow500  The United States current government is slowly but surely turning authoritarian. Your statistics show this. The people want their guns to mitigate how far the government can go. If we weren't dropping in freedom indexes so quickly, if our freedoms weren't being stripped away daily, if the people didn't feel like the government doesn't care what the people think, we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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  11659.  @londoncrow500  I think first we need an independent media which for all intents and purposes we simply don't have.
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  11660.  @Yaboychad  They don't have the same gun culture we do here in the United States. I doubt there is much of a demand for it either.
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  11661. @Jen Boettiger, Actually that idea seemed ridiculous before 9/11. The idea gained traction after 9/11. The world needed a model of Islam that wasn't extremist and violent. Why do you think their government were heralded as "great reformers" and "a model for all Muslim states" from 2001 up to 2010. What you're saying is in fact the opposite of reality.
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  11662. It's interesting how Finland and Sweden joining Nato seems like a foregone conclusion if they apply. People forget the fact that every Nato member has a veto card on any new members joining the alliance. Can Finland and Sweden think of any Nato members it may have royally pissed off over the past few decades? Personally, I think the threat of a veto is real. I'm not sure they can get in unless some serious horse trading is involved.
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  11663.  @lordmiraak8991  Anyone in Europe who believes their reliance on America can be broken needs to come back to reality. Without Nato and America leading Nato, Putin would be having breakfast in Berlin and lunch in Paris if he wanted to.
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  11664. @La Didah Nothing in my comment excuses the fact that western armies most notably my country America has been the most destabilizing force on the planet for the past few decades, by a long shot too. I've probably been complaining about it A LOT more than you since the Iraq war. My comment was simple reality as to Europe's ability to defend itself and how weak it is in relation to it's neighbors. Try to understand what is actually being debated before jumping in like a bull in a china shop and making a fool of yourself.
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  11665. @Lord Miraak, The EU the way it's set up is a nearly impossible task to keep afloat in the long term. That many different nation states, with that many different cultures trying to have common political and monetary policy is a tall task. With all those natural problems you're pointing to the EU's issues that England caused them? Even if England was never let in, the EU's chronic problems wouldn't magically go away. Nor would the EU's drift toward undemocratic authoritarianism, something England probably helped slow down in it's time in the EU.
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  11666.  @lordmiraak8991  You really think the state model in America, the different ethnic groups in Russia or China is akin to the EU which literally has different nations in a union, all of which have a large portion of their people who believe in the nation's independence? No, it does not apply. Nothing on earth applies to what the EU is trying to do.
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  11667.  @lordmiraak8991  You also said. "You dont need exactly the same economic policies for a nation to function" This is blatantly false. If you have the same currency you're locked into the same monetary policy. A one size fits all monetary policy for so many different types of economies is dangerous and simply will not work in the long term. There are other reasons also but monetary policy is one of the major factors into why nations like Greece, Italy and Spain are suffering. It's a monetary policy made to tailor fit a German economy for example yet won't work for another nation with different circumstances. The EU will either change and become less centralized or it will collapse. I can't say when, no one can but it can't go on for very law with these structural flaws.
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  11668.  @lordmiraak8991  You specifically said economic policy in response to a point made which claimed that enforcing the same monetary policy on economies which are so different can have very negative effects on the weaker economies. If you think a high production high export economy like Germany needs the same monetary as a low export high import inefficient economy like Greece, you're literally trying to convince me the world is flat. Imagined difference between those economies? Are you kidding me? Is gravity imagined too when it doesn't suit your interests? I thought I was debating a rational actor for a while here but now I see I was dead wrong. My apologies for assuming you were rational.
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  11669.  @lordmiraak8991  It's not a straw man when I dismantle exactly what you said.
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  11670.  @lordmiraak8991  No I didn't, you might want to read what was said again. Someone made a statement, you made a statement trying to counter that statement and I commented on how ridiculous your counter was. I used your own words incase you weren't paying attention.
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  11671.  @themer1428  Forced occupation does suck. I can't imagine how terrible it was for Azeri civilians when Armenia ethnically cleansed over half a million of them in the 1990s. The recent conflict was one of the few moments in international politics were justice was some what served. Real justice however will come when Armenia is taken to the international court of justice and forced to pay compensation to the families of the over half million people it ethnically cleansed not too long ago.
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  11672.  @themer1428  I don't say it for Azerbaijan but I've been a huge proponent of the recognition of the Armenian genocide. I like to call a spade a spade. I find it absolutely surreal how the Armenians who've been fighting for recognition of the Armenian genocide from over 100 years ago would simply be like "heyyy nothing happened" when they ethnically cleansed over half a million Azeris just a few decades ago. It's insanity.
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  11673.  @themer1428  Oh the Armenians were completely innocent in the 1990s. Yea of course, those half a million Azeri civilians in Nagorno Karabakh ethnically cleansed themselves. Man, how come no one has thought of this possibility. Dude, listen to yourself lol
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  11674.  @themer1428  Lets leave all the subjective and emotional nonsense aside and stick to simple facts. I'll do an extremely simple compare and contrast at the behavior of the two sides. Armenia invades Karabakh in the 1990s: Over half a million civilians are ethnically cleansed. Azerbaijan re-invades Karabakh in 2021. Less than 100 civilians are killed in a massive operation that takes huge swaths of hand and a few large cities. Big difference no?
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  11675. Yea 2 thirds of Armenians don't live in Armenia. I'd imagine going forward that figure is going to get worse. Armenians simply don't want to live in a country run by Armenians and the ones still there are trying to leave. Think about that for a second, while continuing to either deny or glorify horrible ethnic cleansing. I'd imagine you're sitting in some comfortable city in a modern nation talking about how cool invasion is living half way across the world.
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  11676.  @noloyisonopanjwa883 middle eastern Jews. Which account for like 1 percent of Israel’s population.
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  11677.  @iPunchMAGAweirdos916  Actually you can't, at least you wouldn't be able to do so rationally.
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  11678.  @Alkomp75  Apparently more than you do.
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  11679.  @Alkomp75  Calling mitsotakis or how ever you spell this guy's name anyone's nightmare aside from the Greek people themselves. I think it's fairly obvious who is the clown here. Yea bro, sitting where I'm sitting I'm terrified of a random president from a random poor nation.
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  11680.  @Mywaytrial  They aren't asking for $
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  11681. France is acting fairly ridiculous over this entire Australia deal. Obviously Australia will get out of a deal with a third rate power and get into a deal with a first rate power, especially at a time when they are worried about the Chinese. The French freaking out about this shows they're still not aware of the fact they are no longer a global power. With that said, they aren't far off when they talk about a woke dictatorship.
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  11682. @Jeanie barber, Ukraine is never going to take back Crimea by force. They might get Crimea back if Russia collapses (which it will eventually). Even then they'd have trouble bringing Crimea back into the fold as the indigenous people of Crimea would make a push for independence and rightfully so.
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  11683.  @observeurr  So you believe Ukraine will be able to take Crimea back from Russia via force? Makes one wonder who is and who isn't dreaming.
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  11684.  @bionicdadisinvincible3498  How when they control everything?
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  11685.  @soundwav3095  If war erupts just leave the country. But you shouldn't worry, Sweden won't be going to war anytime soon. This is just political cover for their final push in the Nato bid.
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  11686. Uncle Sam my friend. And uncle sam twisting Europe's arms to send some too.
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  11687.  Pardus777  You should check to see what question I was answer. Guy is curious where Ukraine is getting all this money, the money comes from America. That has nothing to do with Turkey's partnership with Ukraine. But it answers the question as to where Ukraine is getting the bulk of it's money. Learn how to read and understand things in context before responding.
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  11688.  @Keli-cy1ko well it is enshrined in international law this territory of part of the nation of Syria. That won’t change unless Syria willing hands it over (Maybe that is why Obama tried to destroy Syria) who knows But who that territory belongs to legally isn’t up for debate
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  11689.  @skrap5008  I have no horse in this race but I think the events were a tad bit different than you're portraying. It was more like. Turkey: Mister Papadopoulos can you please tell the Greek Cypriots to stop trying to ethnically cleanse the small minority on the island. Papadopoulos: No I don't think I will, in fact I'll pressure them to do it faster. We'll keep going till they're all dead. If you don't like it, do something about it. Turkey: Okay I'll do something about it. Papadopoulos: Oh sh!t.
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  11690.  @skrap5008  So we're basically just going to ignore the insane ethnic cleansing that took place on that small island? Nice and convenient. Btw why exactly would some random alliance between two weak and poor nations in the Aegean Sea put my horse in the race?
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  11691.  @RivenRock300  After making statements like this I doubt this guy will even be able to find a job. The moment you go against the carefully crafted narrative the elites, you're done. This guy knew this and did it anyway.
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  11692. This tool will talk about genocides from 100s of years ago and ignore one going on right now
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  11693.  @Nilvolentibusje  If Sweden actually had freedom of expression I would buy the arguments they're making. The trouble is, they dont' have freedom of expression and their own citizens full well know what they're allowed to say and not allowed to say. What they're allowed to think and not allowed to think.
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  11694.  @mikaeljohansson6518  I'd imagine after Russia invades Sweden no one will be wanting to go there.
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  11695. For setting up checkpoints on their own territory along their own borders? How dare they lol
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  11696.  @Ala351  So you're an ethnic cleansing denier? You don't accept the fact Amenia illegally invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s and ethnically cleansed over 800,000 civilians?
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  11697. @Iproth, Imagine having no rational argument other than making some identity politics type claim. "I can't refute what you're saying, but I'll just claim you hate XYZ group" lol When did society become this irrational. No one is going to take anything you're saying seriously when you say things like that bro
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  11698. A few hundred thousand years of history says you're wrong.
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  11699.  @onebadmutha5578  If he does, I'd imagine he won't have to deal with being forced to call men "she." Small prize I guess lol
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  11700. "terrorist head wear." Sounds like a WW2 German talking point.
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  11701. @JT, not just oil. Everything will go up . And when I say up I mean skyrocket. This is all assuming the Saudis actually go through with this, survive it and a bunch of other nations follow. A big if, but if that does happen we're screwed beyond imagination. We'll be paying 25,000 dollars for a Japanese microwave.
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  11702. The fake news never ends. Why does the headline say “Israel targets Hamas” when all facts, logic and reason point to the fact the IDF has no interest in Hamas. Their main and only interest are the civilians. This is just as ridiculous as CNN trying to convince me that men can get pregnant. Legacy media just can’t help themselves can they.
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  11703. You're literally going to pray for the side which has stuffed 2.3 million people into history's largest ever concentration camp. And are now enacting their "final solution" on the people in the concentration camp? Seriously?
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  11704.  @nordicgaming2572  It isn't about the leader being humane over all. It is more about the shock that A leader actually took a humane stance on a given issue. Name one within these metrics? Well the guy in the video.
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  11705.  @Lord_Nordan  Interesting, I hadn't noticed that. Maybe he sold the channel? Or he just hired someone to narrate?
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  11706.  @greyfells2829  I don't see how that refutes my point.
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  11707. @Jmus it seems some of their neighbors didn't react well to having good relations. They tried the carrot, now comes the stick I'd imagine. Especially in the case of Greece, every time Turkey tried to soften their stance, Greece hardened their positions. So again, all Turkey has left to it is the stick approach which seems to be working.
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  11708. @CumBrianFries. Well they aren't stuffing people into concentration camps are they? Also when you speak of "his people" he is indigenous to the region. He is an ethnic Georgian. Facts>Your feelings.
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  11709. Yes and your probably agree with the narrative in this issue msnbc and cnn have been pushing so hard
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  11710. The UK is lock step in tune with the genocide. So why would the Zionist religious extremists strike them?
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  11711.  @rufusTfirelfly  that is such a demonstrably false trope. The vast majority of wars have been over resources, land or access to land or resources. The ruling elite need to find an excuse to get the masses on board. Religion has in many cases been their go to. The war itself is rarely ever over religion. The Israeli Palestine conflict is no different. You have a group of foreign settlers fighting the natives over who will live on and reap the benefits of land. Religion is simply the tool used to get the masses on board to support this policy. Also don’t forget the architects of this settler project were atheists. You have a hard time convincing anyone that they were inspired by their religious beliefs to implement this policy. Thinking the root cause of this conflict is religion is the madness
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  11712.  @hardreality2609  Let me get this straight. A person from a country where the majority of people defecate on the streets is going to try to browbeat a civilized country like Turkey? Are you serious? That is akin to a homeless person talking about the faults of a banker.
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  11713.  @gottliebdee263  Yea i'm sure the race/ethnicity of the Palestinians had nothing to do with this guy saying killing 4,500 babies is not enough. Right, gotcha.
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  11714.  @robertsp0923 a country where 90 percent of the people aren’t illegally setters from somewhere else. This isn’t the 1600s where it’s hard to go back when things get tough. If quality of life goes down Israel will empty out. Everyone will just go home to where they are from.
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  11715. I wonder if youtube which talks about crackdowns on fake news is going to end up banning France24 from it's platform.
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  11716. Well France felt like it had free lunches considering it robbed Africa for billions and billions of dollars for decades upon decades. That well is starting to dry up, the regime in Paris needs new people to rob. Perhaps the French people are next?
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  11717.  @STiergoofball  I'm not sure it's that simple. When the Gracie's showed up they had a brand of grappling people had simply never seen before. Eventually they figured it out. With these guys from the North Caucasus it isn't like they're doing moves no one had ever seen before. It's the same playbook, everyone knows exactly what they're going to do, they just can't stop it. With the Gracie's it was a different style that made them untouchable (which people figured out) With these North Caucasus guys it's mostly their freakish genetics. You can train till your eyes turn blue, odds are you won't be as good as them. It will be a much tougher nut to crack. These guys will probably be topping the MMA charts for the next 50 years.
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  11718.  @STiergoofball  You make some good arguments that's for sure. But it's hard to be a UFC champion if they "are only dominate against guys with no wrestling skills at all." Also it's not shocking that Arman Tsrukyan was one of the few who gave Islam a hard time. There is a small percentage of Armenian people from the North of Armenia who actually share some genes with people from the North Caucasus due to the close proximity which lends even more weight to the genetics theory on why these people are so dominate. I wouldn't be shocked if in the future we'll see a few Georgian fighters come up and give these guys a grappling run for their money. Also a fighter having a few tough fights where they looked less than dominate doesn't really take away from the championship runs they had and how horrible they dominated their divisions for large stretches. Fighters aren't robots and a lot goes into having a good fight or a bad fight on a given night. Either way it's still surreal that such a small area of the planet with an extremely small population is producing so many top dog MMA talents.
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  11719.  @leondrodonald7095  Most people in that region don't have access steroids. Let alone poor families finding it to give to their 4 year old sons lol
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  11720.  @leondrodonald7095  So essentially you're saying your contention that giving steroids to 5 year old kids gives them an edge later in life turned into a rant about Mcgregor? That is your argument? You also didn't answer my question on if you were raised by a single mom or not.
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  11721.  @leondrodonald7095  Throwing out random childish insults like beta zombie isn't going to help you prove your point. Russian athletes constantly cheating and being barred from adult competition doesn't really help your case that fighters from Dagestan have an advantage because they were given steroids when they were 5 years old. If there ever is a purge, generally people with low IQs and low reasoning abilities will die first. Good luck with that.
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  11722.  @ecbrown6151  So somehow it was okay for everyone else to their own 5 minutes over and over and over again for 2 years? It was nice to see footage opposing the official narrative. Don't forget this is the same media who sold us on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Honestly how gullible can we really to not only blindly trust them but to actively attack anyone who disagrees with their narratives. Have we really been dumbed down this much?
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  11723.  @spoonm1237  So basically you're saying Greece has military advantage. They can use this military advantage to push their neighbor into a corner. Okay sounds great. So you'll be okay with the entire world just leaving you two guys to come to blows without coming to your aid? If so, remember this post.
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  11724.  @spoonm1237  Again you can't do what you're doing and at the same time pretend you're just simply hanging out and getting attacked. Stop being ridiculous please.
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  11725. @Geofflepper3207. No if he could Ron would jail anyone for saying something he doesn't like, white or black. Ron DeSanctis only believes in free speech if he agrees with that speech. Full stop. Most of the free speech America first crowd leaders have been outed. At the drop of a hat they turned to free speech into cancel culture. And turned America first into Israel first.
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  11726.  @butWhyDad  So according to your logic because their government is corrupt their entire nation should bow down to the goobalists? Is that your contention?
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  11727. @ Yes this base is going to make it harder for the warlords in Libya (which Russia backs) to push more into territory controlled by the Libyan government which Turkey backs. So yea, not sure how Turkey would react to Russia setting up bases in Chad close to Syria. But if they did it would be such an odd arrangement. Two nations with bases next to each other, both using those bases to arm opposing sides in a war over the border. Strange world we live in.
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  11728.  @notoriousfly9260  Syria too. Somalia, Serbia and many many many more.
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  11729.  @davidlafleche1142  This honestly has nothing to do with socialism. This is a level of insanity that not even the soviet union or any other full blown socialist state in human history has gone down. Yes socialism is bad but this is something far scarier and a lot more sinister.
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  11730.  @elturco2421  You really are insane aren't you. We weren't debating if Turkey is right or wrong in these tensions. We were debating the insanity of your first post which made absolutely no sense. I didn't call you an Arab. I said you have a lot of habits just like them. Including how irrational you are in this debate. Most people from Turkey I've met are also extremely corrupt, like Arabs.
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  11731.  @987lllkeylll  I'm fairly sure Egypt became destabilized because a military person decided to use force to take power, not sure what that has to do with Turkey. Libya, well their internationally recognized government invited Turkey to help them. Again perfectly legal. Turkey in Syria, yes on that front you are 100% right. Some of things they have done in Syria are outright horrible actions against their neighbor. So 2/3 of your talking points were false. How about sticking to facts so at least the few things you're right about don't get drowned out in your bullsh!t.
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  11732. @@kzgntosbaga6255 Yup that is how it played out. Also they didn't have a press conference after, which is also another diplomatic snub.
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  11733.  @JasonKing-m6m  There is a worldwide boycott going on as we speak. :O)
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  11734.  @PeterBren  There are plenty of websites with a list of companies, just google it. You can also find apps where you can scan products and it lets you know if they fund the Genocidal Israeli Apartheid regime.
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  11735. And then the mainstream media is left wondering why no one trusts anything they say anymore. Talk about stretching a narrative to it's breaking point.
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  11736.  @systemicanalysis5249  There are both extreme and moderate rebels in Idlib and they're usually fighting each other.
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  11737.  @systemicanalysis5249  I've seen that report. It highlights the extremist groups. Groups which I said exist in Idlib. Leaves me wondering if you even read what I wrote.
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  11738. They have fully military superiority. Why would they need a mediator? Even if they did nee da mediator, who in their right mind would ask India? It would have to be a civilized nation or a nation who's power others respect to do the mediating. Like a Russia, Turkey, USA or China. India? lol You serious? First they need to stop defecating in the streets. Then they can worry about mediating conflicts around the globe.
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  11739. Watching all the institutions which are the pillars of society all fall from grace one by one is terrifying. The first shoe to drop was probably the media, people figured out a while ago how corrupt they are. Then came the politicians, watergate didn't help. But hey, we had the military and supreme court we could trust right? Then we had the Iraq war, watched all the human rights abuses then watched Libya get destroyed for no reason and we're like "wow all we have left is the supreme court" Well seems like that is being taken away as an institution which can be trusted as well. All pillars of society, falling one by one.
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  11740. Funny how much things have changed since then. Pretty soon it's going to be a brave American who is probably going to have to stand in front of a tank somewhere.
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  11741. @Shadow The Hedgehog, you tend to have an odd view of what is what. The only threat to Turkish expansion is Iran yet you're saying they don't pose a serious enough threat. Apparently the Turks don't agree. As far as Turkish influence on the Balkans you might want to do a bit of research. Aside from having a vice grip on the economies of the Muslim majority states you mentioned, they're also quite influential in nations like Serbia, Romania and Macedonia. Not to mention how Hungary has a habit of vetoing anything in the EU parliament the Turks don't like. I personally don't think Turkey will spread like this video predicts but not because of any of the ridiculous reasoning you've presented.
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  11742.  @shadowthehedgehog3113  You actually believe Nato will be as it is today in 100 years or that it will even exist? As far as what Greece "prefers" that's pretty irrelevant. In fact what anyone prefers is irrelevant. That simply isn't how this works. Your emotions can't change math.
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  11743.  @shadowthehedgehog3113  I don't know who is going to rule who. What I do know is Greece's demographics are horrendous and when that population plummets, someone nearby who's population hasn't plummeted will move in. Turkey at this point seems like the closest and best bet. One could have assumed it would be the Bulgarians but their demographics are almost as bad as Greece's. One would have assumed it would be the Italians, but again their demographics are also almost as bad as Greece's. So who does this leave? You can't fight math, it always wins.
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  11744.  @thor.halsli  1. I doubt you speak for the military establishment. 2. Your "sister" nations don't have any sort of military power which would enable them to protect anyone far from their shores. Nato only has three members with the military capability to defend other members. Your nation and your sister nations aren't any of them. Which is also why these nations have zero weight in Nato.
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  11745. It was a vessel filled with civilians. Attacked in international waters and unarmed people savagely murdered. Israel couldn't sweep this one under the rug like they usually do. They admitted they were in the wrong and even paid compensation. Not to mention the insane amount of political fallout from the incident which Israel to this day is still paying for in it's international relations. This cost them a lot more than they bargained for. I guess they were used to killing innocent Palestinian civilians and getting away with it. They picked a fight with the wrong people on this one, bit off a bit more than they could chew.
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  11746. @Lung, You know what I never really considered how similar the Taiwanese situation is to that of Ukraine. I'd imagine you guys are following the living hell out of this war and paying attention to how the world is reacting. You too have a large neighbor who believes your territory to be theirs.
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  11747.  @reubenmcmurray4377  What I want is irrelevant. What is relevant is that the vast majority of nations on this planet representing over 90% of the population on the planet wanted this. This is not only true, it is easily demonstrably true. Your feelings cannot counter cold hard reality and facts.
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  11748. So you're shocked that a group of people who've had their homes stolen, their children slaughtered and the survivors stuffed into a concentration camp for decades might get violent if they ever break out of said concentration camp? Is that your argument? Good luck selling that anywhere outside of a propagandized echo chamber. No rational person is going to buy that argument.
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  11749.  @allsensesfiring  you not only are, you are demonstrably so. Facts>your feelings
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  11750. Probably well before you were born.
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  11751. @DigVijay Singh, These riots were organized by a terrorist organization which oddly enough has the full support of the French government.
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  11752. @SuperloveIslam1. Well technically he could be liable for promoting violence. But here in America there are protected classes of people who are above the law. See he can call for the murder of children pending on the ethnicity of the children.
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  11753.  @catch22ash  It's odd you mention that, I actually have. My job relocated me to head up their office in Turkey where I lived for 4 years. It's a Muslim country and I was technically a religious minority. Never encountered any of the insanity you're spouting. Most of the world is not like the batsh!t crazies in places like Pakistan, India or Saudi Arabia. Least of all a stable society like Indonesia.
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  11754. Can you tell us a bit more about who the Hazaras are? I'm quite ignorant about the different Afghan tribes and their history.
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  11755.  @gulk.t2313  What happens in 2023?
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  11756.  @julianwilliams456  So you're saying you can't disprove what I said? lol
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  11757. Yup this is how genocide is, they try to get everyone. Including 6 year old little girls :O( The crazy part is they're not shy about what they're trying to do either. Their leaders literally spell it out in speeches all the time.
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  11758.  @Harambain  As if the Zionist apartheid state isn't world famous for sparking conflicts. Give me a break.
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  11759. I like this channel and I believe it provides great content. However she tends to go full retard on any topic related to India, China, Pakistan or Turkey. So basically she is saying "If you don't ignore India's problems you're a racist." Interesting point of view.
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  11760.  @malisangarepa1809  I'm not so sure about that. Especially if you consider their track record.
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  11761. @VGK4EVER. American strategists have zero want or use for an alliance with Armenia. But they will use them as a pawn to annoy Russia in Russia's own backyard. In the past 10 years they've shown they'd much rather play ball with Azerbaijan.
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  11762. If Moroccans didn't condone this, it wouldn't have happened. Kings in general are terrified of uprisings. Apparently your King knew the people wouldn't give a sh!t.
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  11763.  @reda1668  so basically you’re saying helping murder and entire village is fine if you save just one family ?
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  11764.  @chrishooge3442  Is everything worth fighting for? I'd imagine if you're an arms manufactorer you'd say yes. I can't think of many conflicts we've been in, in the past 30 years that were "worth fighting for." Maybe the bombing of Serbia you could make an argument for. The rest? It's a losing argument.
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  11765.  @TirabintaToktik-hz1lx  technology is technology.
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  11766.  @Krasno-  If you're referring to the people in Turkey. You're probably right.
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  11767. aaa the good ol days. Back before Khabib snatched Conner's soul and he was actually a good fighter with confidence.
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  11768. @@duffelbagdrag This isn't the 1990s. Defending carriers isn't as easy as it used to be. Our policy makers are under the assumption no one would dare attack them, so they sit there. But if people were motivated enough to take them out, they'd make a real go of it. If Russian launched a ton of Kinzal hypersonic missiles right now, it would be GG for that aircraft carrier. If Turkey send a swarm of the 100,000 drone force they have, GGS for the carrier. That task force doesn't have 100,000 missiles to shoot them all down. But Washington is calculating that none of these two things will happen and I agree with their analysis. Russia wouldn't want to start ww3 over this and Turkey has zero interest in sinking America's carriers. But to sit there and assume that strike force could defend against "anything" is delusional. Col. Mcgregor had a very nice podcast about that btw.
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  11769. @@duffelbagdrag Yes yes because Submarines have this amazing ability to shoot down 100,000 drones or a hypersonic missile. Why didn't anyone else think of this? You must be a genius of epic proportions. Thinking of uses for submarines that even military engineers couldn't think up. Well done, well done.
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  11770. @@duffelbagdrag You're literally the one making insane statement after insane statement. Then when someone calls your BS you ask them to go have fun? lol
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  11771.  @TheodosiadisGeo  How does them needing bred change the fact you guys are buying weapon with German money?
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  11772.  @TheodosiadisGeo  I have absolutely zero problems with Greece buying weapons from the frogers. No I'm not a brit, I'm a Yank. You however seem to have a problem with people pointing out all the money Germany has given Greece. The European Stability Fund and the ECB are in fact German funded and German controlled. Since they are the biggest contributors. So essentially my problem isn't what Greece and France did or didn't do. I was responding to your specific behavior.
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  11773. It breaks my heart to hear stories like this all around the world.
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  11774.  @oliverwilliams1086  Yea you'd think such a comment is relevant because everyone is a partisan hack like you right? lol It's nice to see you taking pleasure in people "dying like flies" Well done Oliver well done. People like you from both the right and the left is why this country is doomed. Dumbed down low IQ robots programmed to spit out the same talking points over and over without ever having an original idea of their own. Again Oliver, well done.
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  11775.  @oliverwilliams1086  Yea that is my point. You right and left wing nutjobs believe half the country is your enemy. That's terrifying. I guess the problem isn't left wing or right wing ideology. It's simply terrible people vs decent people. You obviously being in the terrible people camp.
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  11776.  @jonb914  I'd imagine Trump was more so a symptom of the disease we in this country seem to have. Diseases cause symptoms, assuming the symptom is the disease itself is doing a great disservice in identifying the problem. I hope I'm wrong but things look like it will mostly be down hill from here on out, especially for the middle class. Upward mobility is being killed and has been getting killed for the past 20-30 years. I honestly feel bad for the younger generations who are going to walk into a terrible situation when they reach adulthood. It would have been nice to leave them with more opportunities than we had but the situation will be the exact opposite for them. This makes me very sad.
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  11777.  @michaelhill2402  Take China down? How exactly? WW3?
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  11778.  @michaelhill2402  "Making things here" yes that would solve A LOT of problems. Unfortunately I don't see this happening anytime soon for a plethora of reasons. 1. Far too much regulation in this country for many businesses to be able to put out a competitive product. 2. Lazy and entitled workforce which means you have to hire 4 people to do the job 1 person used to do 30 years ago. 3. Americans at this point will never pay for a product the cost it would cost if they themselves build it. All in all, I think we're screwed.
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  11779.  @michaelhill2402  Wish I could share your optimism. Unfortunately that isn't where the facts point :O( It's not able being defeatist, it's merely looking at things with a rational eye.
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  11780.  @michaelhill2402  I think by then I will have left the country bro. Thanks though lol
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  11781. @Sea Horse, This comment legit made me laugh.
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  11782.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  I'm sure they're great when they're not invading their neighbors and slaughtering their civilians.
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  11783.  @АнастасияСенцова-о1и  I am absolutely dumbfounded how you're trying so hard to sweep the slaughter of thousands of civilians under the rug. It's like you've been reading the handbook of "how to deny ethnic cleansing." Do you also push old women down stairs and strangle puppies as a hobby? On a scale of 1-10 how horrible of a human being are you?
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  11784.  @hector-nu6gl  Considering the war is against illegal militia groups occupying their internationally recognized territory. Technically it is an internal problem no?
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  11785.  @balargus319  So according to your logic you'll root for the side which illegally invades it's neighbor and ethnically cleanses 800,000 civilians? Interesting.
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  11786. Some of the talking points that France 24 throws out there are so ridiculous it will make any rational person shake their heads. Yes it is expected as everyone knows this is a propaganda outlet of the regime in Paris. But comeon... don't make it THAT obvious with childish points in ridiculous video titles.
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  11787.  @jefferyreis3551  If we stopped giving money to Israel, Palestine wouldn't need aid money for refugees. So yea, I think the entire world would accept your deal.
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  11788. @DiasDimona Probably not. But the regime who was in office during this genocide needs to be punished either way. Trump is going to win, full stop. Genocide Joe and Holocaust Harris will be punished at the polls.
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  11789.  @SuperFunkykool  I doubt he is talking about the terrorists called the "IGF" Israeli Genocidal forces.
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  11790.  @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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  11791. One of their biggest problems has been the fact it's too centralized. You do understand what centralized state power means right? Every little decision made in that country flows through Ankara.
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  11792.  @smyrnianlink  So you're basically agreeing with me that Turkey is highly centralized? For some nations centralization works or other nations decentralization works but that isn't what we're debating here. The debate is if Turkey is centralized or not. It most certainly is.
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  11793.  @smyrnianlink  Yes English may be a poor language but you could have done a much better job at articulating yourself. You literally said one thing and now you're saying you meant something else. I don't think it's wise to have an emotional meltdown over an issue because you had trouble properly articulating yourself. Perhaps sticking to your native language might avoid these problems?
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  11794.  @shaqeliz688  You can write all the walls of text you want, yet you're not able to counter the 100lbs factual elephant in the room. When you invade another nation's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleanse 800,000 people. It's a very difficult thing to make arguments to rationalize that type of behavior. Also when you say "read history correctly." Do you actually mean cherry pick facts that fit the world view you have? My apologies but I don't fancy myself to be an irrational cheerleader for murder, slaughter, mayhem and ethnic cleansing like you. I appreciate the offer but I'll pass.
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  11795.  @hasmigmardiros3488  Ah I see, back to the war crimes denying handbook. It's all propaganda and they did worse right? Hmm where have I heard that before. 800,000 people living in one area suddenly vanish over night and we're supposed to believe they all just up and moved away all at the same time right? lol
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  11796.  @williamszy2827  You generally lose that right when you ethnically cleanse nearly a million people.
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  11797. What about the complicity of people who helped put him in power?
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  11798.  @mkadi70  All they had to do was do a 10 minute google search about who Biden said was going to be in his cabinet. Voting comes with responsibility. When you give away that responsibility to the war machine media to tell you who to vote for, you're complicit in the crimes committed by that government you voted for. Saying "oh I was fooled" means nothing when a 10 minute internet search would give you the truth. Everyone who voted for Genocide Joe has blood on their hands. 1 million dead in Ukraine and a jaw dropping genocide with civilians being targeted on a scale the world hasn't seen since WW2. Did you vote for Genocide Joe because the war machine CNN told you to?
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  11799. @Samangharibi5061 Except there is a Kurdish government. Ever heard of the Kurdistan Regional Government of Northern Iraq? They have a lot of oil, aren't sending it to Sweden and they too are really mad that Sweden is financing armed groups which also attack their government. The fact people live in alternate realities is quite frankly terrifying.
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  11800.  @Schaelpy  Our economy here under the globalist Biden regime isn't good but it isn't terrible either. So yea, an economic collapse isn't always a consequence of autocratic leadership.
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  11801.  @giovanni-cx5fb  I don't know man, we listen to Joe Biden's speeches all the time and we're not hungry.
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  11802.  @kalsangboztemir7962  He just won the election.
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  11803.  @yksogrenci6376  Fact is what can any government in that country do? When you have a population which refuses to produce and has the most insane rates of cultural corruption what can be done? If the people are corrupt, naturally the government will be as well no? You can magically take the best government the world has ever seen, it still won't be able to fix that country.
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  11804.  @dogsguardian7267  Lets be realistic They've grinded down the Ukrainian army to a point it's barely operational. They've taken all the lands where the Russian speakers live that they wanted and their economy seems to be doing A LOT better than a lot of EU nations which are in a recession and the verge of collapse. So yea, reality>people's feelings.
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  11805.  @Good-v9w  Yes really, recent polls say so. Most tax payers support Israel, but that doesn't mean they want to fork over their dollars either.
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  11806. Because the Russian security forces will kill their families and burn down their villages back home. That is why.
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  11807.  @roenin  Well Finland isn't supply hundreds of millions of dollars to armed groups who attack a Nato nation like Sweden. So yes Finland probably won't be vetoed. Sweden however, they're up sh!t's creek right now.
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  11808.  @diako8263  Having Kurdish ministers isn't an issue for anyone. Having ministers who are tied to international terrorist organizations is a problem. Regardless of their ethnicity.
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  11809.  @tsifty1  The French government did. When they invited the terrorist organization behind these riots to their presidential palace not too long ago to promise them support. The terrorist organization repaid Macron for this kind gesture by burning Paris. lol
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  11810. Yup that soft power stick the globalists were wielding like a weapon is no impotent. The moment they talk about democracy, rule of law and human rights the entire global south is going to burst into laughter.
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  11811.  @Jouantiese  I think it is quite obvious who is and who isn't grasping what at this point my friend.
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  11812.  @Battlefield_Detective  I fail to see where something was invented being in a conversation about boycotts today. That would be like me claiming the number zero was invented in India and therefore India has power over us. That is again an insane talking point. Your screen name is GreaterIsrael and you're complaining about glorifying terrorism? No group on this planet has committed more acts of terror on this planet in the last 75 years than Israel. Demonstrably so. So I agree with you, don't glorify terror. But I'll add to that, don't glorify apartheid, brutality, concentration camps and genocide either. If you were intellectually honest, you'd change your screen name.
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  11813.  @henrypierce8900  Good question. Marxism became extremely popular in the Islamic world between the 1940s and 1970s. Most Muslim nations had very powerful communist parties. Most of them were effectively destroyed by the CIA during the cold war. As far as if any actually took power for a specific amount of I'm, I'm not well versed enough on the topic to know for sure. I just know of one concrete example. Afghanistan had a communist government for a while.
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  11814.  @henrypierce8900 I thought you were asking about Muslim nations which were communist. As far as Marxism in an Islamic context? No. I don't think it is possible. The religion relies very heavily on individual responsibility to be compatible with an ideology which requires a central authority to decide everything for the individual. I'm not sure if Marxism will work within the confines of any Abrahamic religion. Which makes sense because all Marxist societies tried to purge organized religion from the society. Because those two things can't really co-exist.
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  11815. Our deployment there is pure and utter insanity, smack dab in the middle of a civil war where all the sides don't want them there. If someone decided to have a real go at our boys there, there are only 900 of them. We'd never get there in time to stop it. But it seems to me that is why they're there. To be used as bait of some kind incase the neocons want to spark a war and use their deaths as the rallying cry. The more you learn about it, the more it makes you sick to your stomach.
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  11816. Europe is a silly place, hence they'll have silly debates. If they did have armed drones, the next debate would be why there aren't enough pink haired lesbians flying them.
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  11817.  @markm5758  You seem far too emotional about this topic to have a logical and rational debate about it.
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  11818.  @markm5758  Now you've taken out the "I know you are but what am I card." Well done Mark... What is next you're going to tell me your dad can beat my dad up? lol
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  11819.  @cookiecola5852  They can withstand this for quite some time.
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  11820.  @TesterAnimal1  This comment legit made me laugh out loud. Anyone who's done business with Indians will react the same way lol
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  11821.  @avyam7509  I think the guy was taking a pot shot at you guys being world famous for being scammers.
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  11822.  @princeo15  For the companies making the vaccine I'd imagine it's going very well.
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  11823.  @Onlyhereforashortwhile and you think you get to decide how people on the other side of the world view things? Your level of arrogance is quite delusional.
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  11824. As the saying goes. Don’t watch what they say watch what they do. So yes the vast majority of the EU is genocidal. They no longer have the luxury of talking about values or human rights. Same with us here in America.
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  11825.  @artiefakt4402  Only a bot would try to rationalize French rape, murder and theft in Africa. Either that or a terrible human being. Which are you?
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  11826. When propaganda gets so ridiculous that everyone just rolls their eyes. Unicef has been complaining about Israel attacking their convoys. Yet Fox news somehow knows better than the people in those convoys actually being attacked? Seriously? First the elites try to make me believe men can get pregnant? Now they want me to believe this? No thanks.
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  11827. @Acsdzvxdfb. He has to actually get people to vote for him. I don't think he is Biden where he can win an election with more people voting for the other guy. It is going to be an interesting election for sure.
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  11828. There is no chance France is going to officially step into the Ukrainian war with troops. 1. what troops? 2. The few fighting ready troops they do have, what are they going to fight with? France only has enough ammunition for a few weeks in a large scale wall (if that) 3. France is a 3rd and perhaps 4th rate fighting force. Their troops would get slaughtered over there.
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  11829. We all know Binkov's scenarios are pretty far from reality. As evidence with some of his hypothetical conflicts actually happening in real life. As far as the UK and France? The UK would absolutely wipe the floor with the modern French army, who by the admission of their own generals have only 4 days of ammunition.
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  11830. They'll never let the court decide. If the court decided the entire Israeli and American government would be in jail.
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  11831. When you say IDF strikes Hamas Terror Station. Is that code word for a school or hospital with nothing but kids in it? Then the IDF can show a calendar on the wall to prove it was a Hamas station?
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  11832. You can’t help plan, cheerlead, fund and arm the first time since WW2 that a fully mechanized army is trying to exterminate as many civilians as possible and expect to win the election. Sorry mainstream media, ignoring this reality won’t make it go away
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  11833.  @slickkk3346  I don't think there is any nation on this planet which can behave worse than Israel has been behaving. More children killed in 2 weeks than every single conflict on the planet since 2020. Including the huge Ukraine vs Russia war which has lasted almost two years. There is no state on this earth which is more criminal than the Apartheid Zionist regime.
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  11834.  @andnowyouknow3363  my response is check my earlier comment again. I was saying the Zionists don’t belong there. Not the Palestinians
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  11835.  @andnowyouknow3363  Actually what that guy said is not only true, it is demonstrably true. The fact you're reeling against reality shows who is trying to cope.
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  11836.  @andnowyouknow3363  this isn’t a rocket science. When a bunch of Europeans from another part of the planet who don’t have one ancestor from that region show up, lay claim on the land and then brutally ethnically cleanse an area. All under some insane idea that it belongs to them because their ancestors happened to have converted to a religion that another group of people who are of the same religion used to live there. Think of the insanity of this. It would be akin to me converting to some old native Indian religion tomorrow, then claiming all the land in California as my “ancestral homeland” because I have converted to that religion and then proceed to brutally ethically cleanse everyone else: then to add insult to injury I stuff the survivors into the world’s only and history’s largest concentration camp. Someone like you would then come out and claim I did right and the land is mine. And yes that someone would be crazy Don’t forget FACTS>YOUR FEELINGS
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  11837.  @Deniz-gz4sr  Because they'd get wrecked.
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  11838. 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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  11839.  @gjc1  That was basically the premise of your entire post though. Basically claiming something you don't agree with to be BS. Not really having a rational explanation as to why.
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  11840.  @gjc1  Actually the Greek government is pretty open about the fact that by treaty those islands shouldn't be militarized. Their argument is that their self defense is more important than those treaties. I'm not saying I agree or disagree with that argument but at least it's an argument. What you're saying literally goes against what both Greek and Turkish governments agree is true. So please, cut the bullshit. Also a random person showing a map doesn't make for official state policy. I've seen maps of Golden Dawn government officials showing Greece taking a chunk of territory from at least 3 other nations. No one is idiotic enough to claim this is official Greek policy. Yet you're bold enough to make such an argument on Turkey. Unlike you I have no horse in this race. Both sides make arguments, some are good arguments some are bad. But neither side is officially making any arguments half as ridiculous as you. You say you don't want to argue yet you keep making statements with holes so big anyone can drive a tractor trailer through it. If you make insane or blatantly false comments in a forum like this, someone will call out your bullsh!t.
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  11841. @Guzzirider, they have problems with the militarization of those islands, they don't have any "territorial claims"
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  11842. Their elections are pretty iron clad. They even allow international monitors to come monitor the elections. We won't don't allow that and our elections are 1000x more sketchy than theirs.
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  11843.  @cisium1184  Okay so war crimes is two words, you got me. Doesn't change the factuality of the statement though does it? Also who exactly is it which will be 'finding a nation guilty of war crimes" I'm fairly sure the only international body available to do such a thing has already passed more resolutions against Israel than we can count. Every time you make a point, that point gets thrown right into the gutter where it belongs. Do you have any more statements to make which are completely false?
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  11844. @Selza Selza, you and a lot of people. Same thing happened to the Republicans in the 2000s when George Bush and crew got knee deep in establishment politics. It's funny how every cycle the powers that be will simply switch sides and perform the same policies lol
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  11845.  charlie-bb9mv  What the Uyghurs are dealing with certainly isn't pleasant but it is nowhere near the brutality the Palestinians are dealing with. The people in eastern China aren't being stuffed into modern concentration camps and being slaughtered like cattle. None of that excuses what Xi is doing to them but to compare that to what Israel is doing to the Palestinians is like trying to compare acold to the bubonic plague.
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  11846. It isn't like he will back Israel more than Biden. Biden was 100% full tilt, you can't do more. From Trump's rhetoric it is quite obvious he won't allow Israel into dragging America into a war with Iran. Which btw drives the Apartheid Zionist regime insane.
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  11847. Many large famous nation's products have found their way to Russia. Many times with the company's knowledge. Nothing will be done about it. If you think something will be done, you have absolutely no idea how the world works. Large corporations pushed this year (yes they're that powerful) and you believe that a large multi-national is going to be punished on behalf of this war? Are you crazy?
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  11848.  @efrainamezcua7594  You're actually laughing at entire cities being leveled to the ground? Interesting that you don't even try to hide your bloodlust anymore.
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  11849. The UK finally realized just how isolated they are from the rest of the world because of this issue. Now they're backtracking. What they don't realize is, it is too little too late. The damage has already been done. The vast majority of the planet is now lumping the UK, Israel and the Biden regime with some of the worst war crimes the world has seen since WW2. Now all three nations unfortunately will know how the Germans have felt these past 6 decade after what they did and the fallout from it. Good try Sunak but it's too late, you've already been branded as a genocidal maniac.
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  11850.  @salannid84  You're literally trying to debate with ethnic cleansing deniers. You wont' get far with facts, reason and logic. These are people who cheer on the ethnic cleansing of over 800,000 innocent civilians.
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  11851. This has been so upsetting for me to watch. People like Scott and Danny Haiphong were a god send giving us rational and deep analysis on Ukraine while the mainstream media was spoon feeding us simple yet false narratives. Now I'm listening to Scott give us mainstream media type simple narratives which to anyone to follows what is happening there knows is a false narrative. Come on guys, do a little bit of research for god's sake.
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  11852. @0 to infinity I'm not exactly sure what Azerbaijan pushing illegal militia groups off internationally recognized Azeri territory has to do with Turkey showing the world no one cares about democracy? What ever you're smoking, you should start selling that stuff. It's stronggggggg stuff.
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  11853.  @Adinovasi  You under estimate how powerful the stuff you're smoking is. Market it and sell it, you'll be rich.
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  11854.  @Adinovasi  How exactly has their population shown they don't care about secular democracy? Can you name one secular law which has been repealed in their nation? I don't know much about Tayyip and Modi but I'm not sure how Trump ended up on that anti democratic list. He was elected as president no? I'm fairly sure Tayyip or how ever you spell his name is also winning elections. As far as Modi I really can't say much, it's hard to comment on a nation where 60% of their people still defecate in the streets.
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  11855.  @skp8748  Yes the difference is Germany were the ones stuffing people in concentration camps. Now Israel is stuffing people in concentration camps.
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  11856. Very insightful comment.
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  11857. It isn't that he is opened minded. It is that he is simply a man in his position that is willing to tell the truth. Which is probably why he isn't still in a higher position within the military. Truth tends to become an enemy of societies that are breaking down. And we right now are unfortunately are breaking down. Also the guy doing the interview, if he is at all representative of the types of journalists you have in that country, pretty obvious that country is probably farther along in breaking down than we are here in Ameria. Instead of asking well thought out questions, he literally took every boiler plate emotional talking point spoon fed by the mainstream media and formatted it into a question. It was disgraceful.
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  11858. He addressed the 800lbs gorilla in the room that few people talk about. When natural relations between men and women break down. You're staring a civilization collapse right in the eye and it is eventually going to come for you. Our young men are checking out of society. They're locking themselves up in their basements and playing video games. So the question is why? If we don't figure out why and fix this, we're doomed. The young men of today don't seem to have the same aspirations that my generation had at their age. Perhaps that is because in the past we young men fundamentally understood that the idea of getting married, having a fulfilling career and raising children were attainable tasks. Provided we worked hard to achieve them. That has been taken away from young men today. These are the type of things that if left to fester cause revolution. Hordes of frustrated young men who do not feel they have a stake in society, is more dangerous to society than any foreign army.
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  11859. @Free World, so you think it was wise for Armenia to be illegally occupying the territory of a nation that much richer than it?
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  11860. @Jonaldous3446. I disagree. A more accurate term would be the IGF. Israeli Genocidal Forces.
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  11861.  @mikeyterminadian  Refute his opinion, instead of making childish remarks which make absolutely no sense. Not saying the guy is right or wrong. What I am saying is your response was probably more ridiculous than his comment.
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  11862.  @conservativemike3768  Seems this specific issue goes well beyond any economic hardship either of these nations may or not may not be having.
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  11863.  @hulking_presence  Oddly enough recent genetic mapping of the area pretty much confirms your theory. They aren't Greek or Turkic most of the people. They're indigenous Anatolians.
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  11864.  @michaelweaver2627  No nation is going to cluster their munitions manufacturing. If it was this easy to destroy munitions pants, wars would never last long. But they do. This idea that Ukraine is going to put a dent into Russia's arty shell manufacturing to a point it will hinder the Russians is a pipe dream.
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  11865. So MLB is fighting racism in two ways here. 1. By telling us African Americans are more likely not to have an ID compared to other races. 2. By moving the Allstar game and all the economic benefits it brings away from a city which has a 50% black population to a city which has a 9% black population. Interesting move MLB, all this while at the same time trying to bully an entire state. Good luck with that.
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  11866.  @blackwatertv7018  So you don't find it strange that Sweden is trying to join a collective defense organization while at the same time funding armed groups blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of said collective defense organization? Awkward no?
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  11867.  @giorgismaximos8662  Not really.
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  11868.  @accountantthe3394  Assuming their election process isn't rigged. I wouldn't put anything past the regime in Paris.
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  11869. @Dsdsds346. This proves just how big his problem with Sweden is. He is literally making demands on things he doesn't even want, just to keep Sweden out. Cant' say I blame him either considering what Sweden has done to them. If he made life easy for Sweden the voters in Turkey would go absolute apesh!t and his party would be finished.
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  11870.  @TrilobitesRTasty  Then he got something in return he really wanted, probably also extracted a heavy price on Sweden. And I'll bet it wasn't EU membership. No way he can sell this to his voters otherwise. Unlike many EU nations, leaders in that country are accountable to their voters.
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  11871.  @Merecir  Have these people been blowing up schools and hospitals in Sweden? Have they as an organization killed over 30,000 people in the past few decades? There really is no equivalency here. It's even insane to compare that with some drug dealer.
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  11872.  @TrilobitesRTasty  Finland joining Nato destroyed Russia strategically. After that Sweden being in doesn't make much of a difference to them. Also Turkey joining the EU isn't fine. They wouldn't be willing to give up that level of sovereignty to join and the EU simply doesn't want them for a plethora of reasons.
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  11873.  @bellawilson1435  So their bad choices are everyone else's fault? Interesting. Women have the option to have the baby or not, men don't. So how exactly is it everyone else's problem if someone has extremely bad judgement in who they mate with and then decide to keep the baby? There are men who will take accountability, plenty of them. It isn't their fault you're not smart enough to sleep with one of them instead of the deadbeat. No one likes deadbeats, well correction some women do. Which is why they end up single moms and are a majority driving force in destroying civilization. A single mom epidemic might be more dangerous to a civilization than a world war. It is like dropping a slowly exploding atomic bomb on a country.
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  11874. @@mudshovel290 You are 100% right about this guy, who probably knows nothing about what is happening in that country thinking he is in a position to decide who they should or shouldn't vote for. It's insane. Not to mention his lack of awareness about how much inflation has crushed people there. But I can't say he is wrong about this lady being a propaganda machine, she kind of is. I watch her show a lot and she is very informative about a lot of topics. But on certain topics she tends to go full retard. Anything about Turkey or China she goes full retard, lets be realistic here lol
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  11875.  @elissashams  They aren't refugees in Anatolia, they actually administer the place. I doubt they'll be leaving to sooth your emotions.
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  11876. @Ray Harth, He didn't seem too thrilled when the leader of the regime in Paris showed up a few days ago.
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  11877. Those European imposters are god's people? Seriously? lol You really believe that? You must have a very low opinion of god, that he'd pick a bunch of psychopathic genocidal maniacs as "his people"
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  11878. Not to excuse what he is doing in Ukraine, which I personally think is wrong. To compare that to what Israel is doing to the Palestinians is insanity. Last I checked Putin isn't rounding up people because of their ethnicity and throwing them into concentration camps.
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  11879.  @TheodosiadisGeo  "Greece is treated by France as an equal." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  11880.  @sherifnabil9663  Everything you mentioned can turn Turkey into a very strong regional power. The OP was correct with his statement, I don't' 'think people realize what it takes to be a superpower. You need the ability to protect power across the entire globe. If USA power wanes, I don't think we'll see another superpower like that for many generations.
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  11881.  @yousefdessouki8903  It doesn't take much to be popular on the Arab street. Look what your competition is?
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  11882.  @yousefdessouki8903  I'd imagine compared to the extremely rulers this society produces, any outside person would look better than what they have. You know the old saying, "Arabs will be Arabs."
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  11883.  @yousefdessouki8903  I don't think one needs to hear rumors to understand the reality of the Arab world. Obviously this dude Erdogan has nothing to do with you, he was actually elected by his people and can be voted out by his people. As bad a ruler as he is, again he'd be a step up for any Arab nation. In fact any leader in the world (good or bad) would be a step up for any Arab nation.
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  11884.  @Bytheriversofbabylonhc  Oddly enough they're rarely caught with their hand in the fake news cookie jar. Unlike BBC who gets exposed like every other day.
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  11885.  @jack_s  do you under the different between a real attack and one which is just for political theatre
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  11886.  @jack_s  that isn’t a very good argument. You seem triggered
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  11887.  @kristofferhellstrom  I highly doubt that is a bot because a lot of people here in America feel this way. Millions upon millions of people. The pro constant war crowd is the side with billions and billions of dollars to spend on bots.
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  11888. Second worst. Did you forget about his great grandfather? Who was the biggest collaborator the region has ever seen? He is the one who sold out Palestine to the Brits.
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  11889. @mikeJames8934. Obvious there is a huge calculated propaganda campaign. It is (as usual) waged by the corporate mainstream media trying to sweep concentration camps, apartheid and the final solution to the concentration camp under the rug. It isn't working though, because we live in the information age and hiding crimes on this scale has become impossible.
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  11890. That probably isn't how this is going to play out.
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  11891.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  People here in America have zero trust in anything our establishment characters in government have to say. So anything these foreign policy expert types say is seen as bullshit in large segments of American society.
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  11892.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  I think you're quite confused (as usual as I've seen you in comments sections before) Why would I need to go "check for myself?" I'm not the one who called the video bullshit. Someone else did. I merely explained to you why they're calling it bullshit. I see you having an emotional meltdown all over youtube over this Sweden/Finland being vetoed fiasco. Still not being able to come to terms with the reality of why this is happening to them and how it is a self inflicted wound.
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  11893.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  It isn't your linguistic errors or grammar which are the issue. It is your ideas which seem detached from reality. Also I've already explained why in America people call out anything the foreign policy establishment says to be "bullshit." It's simply how people feel. Living in Finland I wouldn't expect you to understand that. You don't live in a country where your country has dragged you off to war on lies that you no longer believe anything foreign policy experts ever say.
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  11894.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Like I said earlier I've seen you on different threats regarding the issue. You seem to argue the issue as if Turkey has absolutely zero reason to veto Sweden and they're simply doing it because they feel like it. It's a pretty delusional opinion to have. Sweden is going to be left out of Nato due to some actions they've taken. As for Finland if they continue with this "take us both or none of us" attitude they're going to be left out as well.
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  11895.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Well isn't it Finland's choice when they say "take us both or don't take either." Because at the end of the day I don't really see any nation on this planet being part of a collective defense agreement and not being against the admission of a nation which is financing the bombings of schools and hospitals into your organization. Or any other nation who says they will join with them or not join at all. Fact of the matter is that Finland has to make a choice here. Sweden at this point is not getting into Nato. Be left out in the cold with Sweden, or negotiate separately and get in. I don't know man, both these nations have really painted themselves into a corner. Bad leadership?
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  11896.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Finland dragged themselves into it by making statements like "This is a joint bid." Or statements like "both nations have to be taken in." I think you're failing to realize just how adamant Sweden and Finland are about both being taken in together. I agree with you that the Turks are being ridiculous by lumping in Finland with this mess. But the Fins aren't helping matters either. They could easily throw Sweden under the bus and negotiate separately while condemning what Sweden has been up to. That would work, it's simply not something your politicians are willing to do. Normally I would think this about leaders of nations but I was rather surprised when Finish and Swedish leaders seemed "shocked" they were being threatened by a veto. The fact they didn't see this coming from 10 miles away shows how naive they are about the world and how it works. Me personally I'd like to see both these nations under the Nato umbrella but it seems the leadership in both nations simply can't read the cards properly and are drowning in their own cognitive dissonance. I'm not sure so about Sweden but Finland is still a nation with a proper democracy and proper freedoms for the people. Vote in better leaders.
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  11897.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  I appreciate the explanation as to why Finns feel the way they do about Swedes, it helps me understand the situation better. But the situation is that Sweden did what it did and Turkey feels a certain way about it. How the Finns feel about Sweden isn't going to change that fact. Foreign policy based on feelings is also a huge disservice to the citizens of that country. Being so close to Russia is one thing, being that close and not getting into Nato but applying for Nato puts a country in a very very dangerous position to be in. Being in a situation like that you'd think a nation would have more rational and calculating leadership. Me personally I don't think Russia would invade Finland or Sweden but imagine they did? How silly will all the reasons these two nations were kept out of Nato seem at that point? I'd also ask Sweden at that point "if it was worth it." Then I'd ask Finland if their feelings for Sweden were worth it. Sweden is probably going to descend into chaos anyway in the next 40 years with or without a war with Russia. But Finland? From what I know Finland is a fantastic place with a very bright future. It would be horrible to see what happened to Ukraine happen to Finland. Sitting around blaming the Turks isn't going to really help the situation either. In fact all this rhetoric which doesn't take into account the rationality of their position is doing nothing but harden their position on the issue. If I were in their shoes, I'd probably do the same exact thing, most rational humans would. Although I'm not sure I'd drag Finland into the mess. From the research I've done (limited to google searches) I couldn't find any information of Finland sending financial aid to groups that blow up schools and hospitals (which you can agree is an INSANE thing to do.)
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  11898. ​ @FINNSTIGAT0R  I'm a nobody, just someone who reads a lot about what is going on around the world. Even I knew Sweden was going to get vetoed, yet the Swedes themselves seem to have been shocked at this development. It shocks me that some random hack like me sitting in America saw this coming and the entire government of that country didn't? Didn't the Finnish government also know what some nobody like me seemed to know about Sweden getting vetoed and perhaps worry it might have a spill over effect on them? This sounds like outright insanity to me. If I lived in either of these nations I'd be hot skipping mad about my government's inability to analyze the real world. My government has done some horrible things but I don't ever remember thinking they did it because they didn't know any better. All the terrible things done like the invasion of Iraq and the destabilization of many poor third world nations were done with cold hard calculated rational. I could complain about what my government has done in certain instances but I've never felt that they were idiots who had no idea what was going on. That would be an outright terrifying thought.
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  11899.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  Well I'm sure you are very happy right now. Sweden really pushed this to the last minute. Taking this as far as it could take hoping to join Nato and still have the ability to finance armed groups which blow up schools and hospitals. When the last minute came, they eventually caved in and in unhappy fashioned signed a memorandum promising to stop financial aid for such groups. They were lucky Turkey didn't take the issue much farther (Most nations would have taken it farther) and now Sweden and Finland can join Nato. If only Sweden hadn't been so damned stubborn about these armed groups this entire fiasco could have probably been avoided. Either way all is well that ends well. Sweden and Finland Nato members.
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  11900.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  It was nice to see Sweden backdown and do what was necessary. Arming terrorists or get into Nato, it was a really difficult decision for them to make 🤣
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  11901. I have no thoughts on the matter for one simple reason. No one cares if the EU screams or if the EU stays silent. No one's actions are determined by how they will react.
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  11902. That is how war works. Both sides always think they're right.
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  11903.  @mohammedzainansari1307  They're not dependent because they're buying weapons. They're dependent because their militaries don't have the ability to wage war. A major power has to guarantee their safety.
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  11904.  @mohammedzainansari1307  Just because you live in the UAE doesn't automatically make the UAE or Saudi Arabia's armed forces effective. That is a ridiculous argument to make. Western media doesn't need to be your source to understand the situation. In fact western media coddle these regimes and rarely ever talk negatively about them.
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  11905.  @hewhohasnoidentity4377  Not sure about Glen Beck but Bill O'Reilly had zero chance. He was nothing but a mouth piece for the establishment and when he was no longer useful, they axed him. No one was going to follow that tool. Tucker is a different kind of animal.
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  11906.  @Erik-ct6ug  As a reaction to the Zionists wanting them completely out of Palestine. Can you blame them?
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  11907.  @hyrulian3604  Because 2016 wasn't a full scale invasion. More like a testing Armenian defenses. I'm sure even the Azeris were shocked at how poorly trained their adversaries were, especially considering Karabakh is a region which is extremely easy to defend with all it's mountains.
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  11908.  @thompson7271  How about their decision to destroy Libya?
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  11909. Most people know this genocide isn't a democrat or republican thing. It's a uniparty thing. It would have played out no different if George Bush, Ron Desanctis or Obama were in office. Why do you think the establishment freaked out so hard when Trump won the election. I'm a conservative but I'd have zero trouble voting for a democratic if I knew for sure that democrat wasn't a neocon. The trouble is the democratic party is very efficient at weeding out democrats. Look what they did to Tulsi Gabbard. I'd vote for her in a heartbeat. So long as we keep rooting for republicans and democrats like we're rooting for a basketball team, they'll just keep putting their guys into office over and over again from both parties and every 3 years we'll invade some poor third world country and slaughter millions. Rinse and repeat.
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  11910.  @gman8177  Yup.
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  11911. @Arielxmoore, Forget involved we set the ground for this entire thing by putting military bases there and arming terrorist organizations to the teeth. We're not just involved there, we literally created the mess the Turks are trying to clean up. And we're still brow beating them for this. lol Trump saw this coming but no one listened to him.
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  11912. @kızgın tosbağa Yes, Trump saw it coming, he saw something coming that you can't seem to see either. When you say "your soldiers will never get out of here" I can't say I agree with that statement. Supplying those soldiers due to the geography of where they are is a fairly difficult challenge which is getting harder by the day. Our foreign policy has been as fined tuned as the past and we're being pushed back in ways we've never seen before. Turkey won't let us in there, so we can't supply from there. Syria is slowly getting itself back into shape and they certainly won't be allowing it from territory they control. The central government in Iraq has turned it's back on the Biden administration so supply from there is getting harder. Iran, well no need to know where Iran stands on the issue. Saudi Arabia is slowing turning it's back on us as well and Kuwait always follows what the Saudis do. Jordan is now at a point it literally wants nothing to do with the conflict in Syria so it will soon not allow any military equipment from it's territory into Syria. The noose is closing in and we're going to have to leave in a humiliating fashion like we did in Afghanistan. This is what Trump saw coming and this is why he ordered all the troops to be pulled out of Syria in 2019. Unfortunately the establishment and pentagon simply ignored him. So no, we won't have troops there forever because it is soon going to be impossible to supply those troops due to the geography. Which is why our government is so busy building bases in Greece to keep a footprint in the region because they know they can't hold on in Syria anymore nor can they set up shop in Turkey, or Iraq. Which is a good thing long term because your average American citizen if asked never wanted this type of empire nor the costs associated with it. We simply want our boys and girls to come home.
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  11913. @kızgın tosbağa The PKK isn't a global movement. They would benefit nothing from attacking NY nor would anyone making them attack NY benefit anything from it either. It isn't a global movement with global intentions. It's very localized. Excuses is one thing but reality is another. Again as I articulated earlier we're almost at a point where it will be impossible to resupply that region. If you can't supply an area you can't stay there, no matter your want or excuse. Reality is reality. I know Turks have a serious inferiority complex when it comes to the west assuming we can do anything. We can't, we're not gods like you think. If we get cut off from that region in Syria we'll have to leave.
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  11914. @kızgın tosbağa I know full well it isn't me and who is doing what in our name around the world. I'm sure you noticed that with my first post. The thing about Turks and their inferiority complex you know this is a real thing. They do not understand the limitations of western states as if they are gods. I remember talking to a bunch of Turks of how Germany as an industrialized nation was finished and how much trouble they were in. All their responses are the same "they'll figure it out." I remember thinking figure what out. You can't create natural gas out of thin air. But that is how Turks view westerners, like gods who can do anything and have no limitations. Fact is we can't stay in Syria forever like you seem to think we can. It simply isn't possible. Again we're not gods who can over come some of the mitigating factors which will push us out.
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  11915. @kızgın tosbağa Not sure anything you said is actually counter to any of the points I made. You're the one thinking the US can stay in Syria forever even if every single regional country won't let them resupply. The age of a nation isn't relevant. What is relevant is the logic and reason of the people who live in it.
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  11916. @kızgın tosbağa What happened to Trump? The establishment who disregarded his orders to leave Syria got rid of him. Not sure exactly how that excuses you being irrational in this conversation though. I've noticed that with a lot of people from your country, especially the ones from the interior of the country, too much emotion not enough logic. I'm thinking it might have something to do with the genetic damage from inbreeding who knows.
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  11917. @kızgın tosbağa Pull up a map and see which section of Syria our troops are in. Then you tell us how we're going to supply them long term. Regardless if the psychos in charge want endless war or not. They'll simply move in somewhere which is easier. You make it seem like the only place in the world to wage war is northern Syria.
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  11918.  Egert Roos  I'm not sure if anyone cares what Estonia does lol
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  11919.  Egert Roos  Oh I agree with you that the EU pushes insane ideas on the smaller member states. Although I don't see how I was wrong about not many people caring what Estonia does.
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  11920. ​ Egert Roos  Well I'd imagine they care as much as using Estonia as a base to keep the Russians in check. Other than that I can't see any reason anyone caring what Estonia does or doesn't do.
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  11921. @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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  11922.  @dennisreed6345  Well if it said it in the context of being pro Palestinian. You could say it was pro Semitic.
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  11923.  @Raskzi  That is probably the biggest problem these days. People are getting soft and way too many emotions flying around. In the past those two guys would have had a fist fight, somebody would have been knocked out and it would have been over. Now a stupid argument between two grown men over nonsense is news. 30 years ago that bald guy would have been knocked back into last Sunday for walking up on someone like that. With no need for news and mass protests at his house.
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  11924.  martavion  If this would have been handled like it would have 30 years ago he wouldn't have 200 people on his property.
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  11925. @Piero B, You'll never really have the type of democracy you want in that country. Not until you make inbreeding illegal and wait about 100 years for the genetic damage inbreeding in the eastern part of your nation has done to your gene pool.
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  11926.  @MicroTrivia  Nothing racist against biological facts. Inbreeding isn't a racial trait, it's something anyone can do and win the lottery of genetically damaged offspring. Farms don't inbreed their cows because after a few generations the cows have massive genetic defects. Dog breeders don't inbreed their dogs because after a few generations their dogs display neurotic and dangerous behavior. This literally applies for every single biological organism known to man. It blows my mind that people assume this doesn't apply to humans and still continue this insane tradition. :O( I'd imagine if a study was done on people in insane asylums or a study on rapists in Turkey, you'd see a huge correlation between those behaviors and inbreeding in people's family tree. My wife and I were in Turkey about 4 years ago and decided to visit inner Anatolia. While in a city called Konya I told my wife a massive percentage of that city was inbred, she obviously didn't believe me. So to prove my point I'd politely in a roundabout way ask people if inbreeding is a thing in their family. Literally 90 percent of the people I asked said yes. The funniest one being the taxi driver who told me he moved to Konya because his uncle promised him he could marry his cousin and then reneged on the promise. He called his uncle a "serefsiz" 🤣 Hilarious and terrifying at the same time. I love your country my man but the sheer amount of inbred lunatics makes it frightening.
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  11927.  @Ricky-g6i  How is that determined and by home? For example if I say there are only two genders. There are those who will screaming I'm inciting violence against trans communities. This inciting violence thing is a slippery slope and is essentially used as a tool to protect false narratives.
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  11928.  @harryjove6725  Funny that is argument the "men can get pregnant" crowd use to make sure no one talks about it. "if you present facts, somehow transgender people will face violence." Nice tactic of trying to hide reality btw. Now the same woke talking points are being used to protect another narrative the elites love, that magically Israel isn't an apartheid state.
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  11929.  @Val-dx6zo  You're him how he "sees it." Without realizing you're talking to a guy who doesn't see anything, nor does he want to see anything. He takes cliches fed to him and repeats them without actually feeling the need to understand why he feels the way he feels on the topic.
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  11930.  @qefewfwdcwdc  Anyone that ends their argument with "cry harder" Is not someone to ever be taken seriously.
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  11931.  @qefewfwdcwdc  So you also don't know what an argument is. Wonderful. Is your first reflex also to call people Putin bootlickers anytime they don't agree with your world view? You're literally talking to a guy who most people call a Russophobe. My first impression of you was correct. This is the problem with the internet, people like you are able to voice their opinions.
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  11932. @user, people vote with their interests. Imagine people from thousands of miles away trying to brow beat people into voting for who they believe they should vote for. Colonialism is over bro
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  11933. Fighting brutality, colonialism and occupation. Is what international law says about it.
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  11934.  @gerryrohan8149  You sound like you're hoping they do so WW3 can kick off. Psycho.
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  11935. Most people around the world view this with a curious nature, not hateful. Your problem is when a news story attracts eastern Europeans. Then you're in for a boatload of entertaining emotional meltdowns. Which you mistake for hate 🤣🤣
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  11936.  @secularsekai8910  Romania might ask who helped them when they had rough times?
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  11937.  @williamhenry8914  What evidence do you have that it's becoming as fascist as Russia? Their last elections were completely open to international election monitoring organizations. The American elections which are disputed by a huge percent of American voters had zero monitoring. Food for thought before throwing out ridiculous cliches.
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  11938. This is why the Palestinians will win. Once the going gets tough, Israelis will simply go home to Poland or where ever they're from.
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  11939. @@arisnotheles Geography is destiny. Any person leading that country will be trying to "keep their options open."
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  11940.  @raghedanan3959  I'm not sure how willing the Turks would be to engage the Brits on the island, if I had to bet they'd like to avoid it at all cost. But if for some fluke reason they did decide to move on that base, there is literally nothing the brits could do to stop it. They're sitting ducks there, nor do the Brits have the military and logistical capabilities to defend those bases. Hopefully it doesn't take conflict or war to get the Brits off that island.
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  11941.  @heckenprunzer  An important difference though. Last I checked Kurds don't live in an apartheid state nor are they stuffed into concentration camps like the Palestinians.
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  11942. I don't think it was those orthodox maniacs. Although I'm not sure I'd put anything past those Russians.
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  11943.  @sigmaputin6888  Not their leadership who makes all the decisions. Those are primarily all Orthodox. You know, the crowd famous for war crimes lol
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  11944.  @sigmaputin6888  And what is his boss?
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  11945. Because the establishment is terrified they'll lose their grip on power if the people are disgruntled enough. Considering the purpose of this meeting is of matters that same establishment handles, it makes sense increasing oil production in the United States will be at the heart of nearly every discussion involving domestic and foreign policy.
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  11946. They're chipping away at it. They're chipping away at it, at a rate where it won't even exist in 20 years or so. The values of the ruling class and the values of the population at large has seen such a great divergence. They only way they can continue to do what they do, is by using the force of the state to shut people up. This isn't going to end well.
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  11947. @nizcom8770. Oddly enough people subject to such crimes are more likely to commit the same types of crimes on someone else down the line. Group psychology is a very complex thing. The Armenians who were subject to massacres from the Ottomans in over 100 years ago then turned around and used the same exact tactics on Azeri civilians in the 1990s when they brutally ethnically cleansed 850,000 civilians. The apartheid regime of Israel uses SS tactics that no other nation would think of like concentration camps.
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  11948. Except it was never an alliance. Russia has a heavy presence in Syria which heavily annoys the Turks, so they're using the Ukraine crisis to extract concessions out of Russia in Syria. Anytime the Russians baulk at their promises in Syria, Turkey pulls a stunt like this to remind them of what is at stake. This idea that these two are allies is ridiculous. They're literally fighting proxy wars against each other on 3 separate battlefields.
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  11949.  @Work1963  You do realize the Zionist apartheid regime you call Israel started this conflict when it stole people's homes, murdered their children and stuffed survivors into concentration camps. You are certainly not an American with an unbiased opinion. You're literally telling people to blame the rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. No rational person is going to take what you're saying seriously.
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  11950.  @TN86  if what you say is true, when is he going to show up and stop this brutal genocidal apartheid regime ?
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  11951. @Megadon000. The leaders of Muslim nations which aren't under occupation do speak this way. The problem is there are very few of them. 3 or 4. Same could be said of the entire global south. Although the global south is getting more and more independent. Can't say the same for most Muslim nations and their puppet leaders though.
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  11952. Things like this are also a huge problem for western nations and their ability to project soft power and influence around the globe. This isn't a one off either, I have a feeling the political and economic fallout from this conflict is going to be like an earthquake. Especially for Europe, unlike America Europe only has soft power as it's only weapon to wield for influence. That weapon is now gone, they have zero credibility left and zero leverage on any issue internationally now. They're in A LOT of trouble.
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  11953. I'm not sure it's a wise move for anyone to migrate to Sweden at this point. They've tried to join Nato, are going to get rejected and will have to deal with a hot skipping mad Russia. Not sure that is a country anyone should be keen on living in long term, it will probably become a suburb of Moscow in the next 15 years.
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  11954. @John Ruiz, It's obvious what he wants. He wants Sweden to stop financing armed groups which are attacking his country. It's awkward to join a military block when you're financing a member of that block to get attacked. It's just a weird situation Sweden has put herself in.
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  11955. @Opponens Periculo, all that is window dressing. Many nations are doing the same and Turkey isnt' reacting like this. Everything stems from one single issue. Sweden financing armed groups which are blowing things up in a Nato member state. Full stop. With this in play Turkey will nitpick at any little thing to keep Sweden out. No government can approve Sweden without extracting a pound of flesh because they will face massive public backlash and lose the next election.
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  11956. @Saha, You forgot "They/Them"
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  11957.  @PURENT  If they can convince us Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and if they can convince us men can get pregnant. Sure they can convince us of that too.
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  11958. Usually a false flag is done before a call to action. There will be no call to action on this. Regardless of how much they blame Iran nothing is going to change, no one is going to be invading Iran anytime soon.
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  11959. None of this matters for Sweden at least, their membership is going to get a Veto. Finland I'm not so sure.
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  11960. @Thinking Man, I think the possibility of an alliance with America died when the Obama administration tried to overthrow their democratically elected government by force and then started arming armed militia groups which are blowing up schools and hospitals in their country. So I'd imagine Turkey could have been an ally of the USA if these things didn't happen. Trump tried fixing the issues but Biden went right back to the Obama policy. The idea of an alliance between these two nations is now a pipe dream, nothing can fix those cracks.
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  11961.  @mixalhsdanas2930  According to that logic everyone in America, Australia, New Zealand and countless other nations should simply pick up and leave their homes? Because another civilization was there thousands of years ago? Yea, good luck trying to convince the world of that precedent lol
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  11962. If we went isolationist, how else are the big wigs going to make billions for doing nothing? The war machine is firmly in control.
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  11963. @E and E videos, why so we can all talk about how terrible it's gotten? It's a bit late for all that, we've reached that point of no return. :O(
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  11964. @Patriots171 If you believe this goat herder is the mastermind behind that attack. I have some amazing Atlantic Ocean front property in Colorado I'd love to sell you at a really cheap price. Also do you believe the media when they tell you men can get pregnant? Honestly I'm not sure which of those two things they tell us are more ridiculous.
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  11965.  @commoncentz3148  Russia and Ukraine have had this for quite a while now. Why did Russia recently send over a list of demands it has from the west, or America in particular? It's because we've recently accelerated moving in weapons into Ukraine. The sad part in all this is that the ones being hurt won't be the Russians or us Americans. It will be the poor Ukrainians stuck in the middle of the chess board.
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  11966.  @commoncentz3148  And how about the boat loads of weapons we've been sending there before all this? This is insanity.
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  11967.  @commoncentz3148  If you had times and exact dates, you wouldn't need to research. I'd imagine it isn't difficult to find on google what military equipment Nato nations have been sending to Ukraine. There is something called google. You can't be this lazy can you?
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  11968.  @commoncentz3148  I basically told you something which nearly everyone knows. Instead of actually putting in the work to find out what is what your defense is asking someone else to do the work for you? Calling someone a Trumptard in a debate about foreign policy shows that you aren't a serious person. This really isn't the place for a person who views the world through a partisan hack point of view.
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  11969. @Orlando Necesito, I guess it depends on who you ask. For the French it's business as usual. For the Greeks they believe there is a threat. For the Turks they seem confused by all this but are probably laughing at how badly the French have robbed the Greeks.
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  11970.  @repairerofthebreach777  So you're saying the Turks are zero threat now? Great, I'm glad you guys feel this way, now tensions might decrease in that area of the world no?
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  11971.  @repairerofthebreach777  The difference being a war over those islands being fought right on their coast. You might want to learn more about how war evolves and how the Greek military feels about a confrontation near those islands. I get it though, I know how people of that region aren't very rational and are generally over emotional about things. So rant away my friend rant away
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  11972.  @repairerofthebreach777  So let me get this straight. First you're screaming how aggressive Turkey is and what a threat they are. Then you're calming telling me they don't 'have balls, they won't attack and they're weak? Which is it? Or are the Greek simply schizophrenic?
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  11973.  @penelopeprill211 this guy is like an evil villain in a bond movie
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  11974. Why would they release the list of some of them were on it too? Lets say you hated Trump and he was on the list. But you'd be ruined too since you're on the list as well. Would you release? Also Epstein was an Israeli agent, you think people who they have complete control over want it to get out that they are all compromised?
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  11975. That is like blaming a guy in a wheel chair for not standing up to the neighborhood bully. Europe is in no position to be "hard" with anyone without a serious power standing with them.
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  11976. @Pat Verum, I didn't realize Nato had religious requirements. I also didn't realize that dictators had a habit of winning and losing elections.
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  11977. @Joan Jenny Sweden is getting blocked because apparently they've been financing an armed group which has been attacking a Nato member. So yea, the spotlight is on terrorist and apparently those who fund them. Finland is fine, unlike Sweden they're not sending hundreds of millions to help kill citizens of a Nato country. They won't get vetoed. It's kind of hypocritical to try to join a military organization after spending so much money to kill the citizens of a member of that organization no?
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  11978. @Malcanis CSM, Turkey was far away from accession before Erdogan and Turkey is far away from EU accession today. They will be far away from EU accession long after he is gone. In fact it was under this dude 15 years ago when they were closest to accession (which isn't saying much as they were still very far.) Please, less cheap/false rhetoric and more fact based comments. Thanks.
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  11979. @The Crusader Of Christ, the Arab invasion of the Byzantine Empire failed you idiot. Pick up a history book for god's sake.
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  11980.  @chinavirus841  Is it your contention that the Arab invasion of the Byzantine Empire was successful?
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  11981.  @chinavirus841  If you don't have a problem with the fact you're completely wrong, then I guess all is okay. Do you also believe the earth is flat and the moon is made of cheese? Perhaps you also believe that gender doesn't exist?
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  11982.  @chinavirus841  Is this your entire tactic? Saying things which are completely and utterly false and then going with the "I know you are but what am I" argument when called out? The Arab conquest of Byzantine from Anatolia up failed. Anatolia fell to nomadic horsemen from Central Asia nearly 1000 years later. If you stop saying stupid things you won't be called out like this and made to be a fool.
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  11983. @Bill Nye, When did criminals start being heroes?
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  11984.  @yawlaw2476  They've closed their airspace to Russian military aircraft. Not civilian.
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  11985.  @bradyportwood9398  They might be willing to take that pain to get Taiwan. Question is are we willing to take that pain to help Taiwan?
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  11986.  @bradyportwood9398  ​ @Brady Portwood Yes but that doesn't detract from my statement. Assuming they do invade one day, which is a big assumption obviously.
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  11987. You won't be able to sustain any kind of quality of life for very long if your economy isn't growing.
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  11988.  @mnemonija  He can't because it is obvious he answers to a nation not called the United States of America. His boss serves the interests of a foreign power.
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  11989. @Lisa Brygger, they left a few banks off the list of sanctioned banks because the Europeans needed these banks to conclude money transfers as they still need to buy energy from Russia. Getting these sanctions off is not easy, you have to convince a lot of other nations to get on board.
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  11990.  @VikalHimanshu have you been living under a rock ?
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  11991.  @Man77772 you fail to see what most of the world sees. The Zionist apartheid regime are the terrorists
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  11992.  @michaelespeland so you think it is normal to be surprised that when you steal people’s homes, murdered their children and then stuff the survivors into the worlds only and history’s largest concentration camp that they might respond? Honestly are you insane ?
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  11993. @Jeffrey Adams, so you believe trying to stop a door and your doorstep is a bad thing to do? You can't possibly be serious.
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  11994. @knexit641 I'd love to know what other options the PM feels Armenia had? Considering their geography who else would be able to give a security guarantee? There are only two nations with the military logistics to intervene in that region. One is Turkey the other is Russia. So I ask again, what choice did they really have? You really think France or Germany would send their mighty armies into the Caucasus? I'm no expert on Armenian politics (hopefully an Armenian can come in and expand on this) but I'd imagine if that PM didn't court western nations (who would never be able to help him anyway) the Russians wouldn't have been as slow to intervene as they were. Biting the hand that feeds you was the strategic blunder.
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  11995. Ukraine is corrupt to the core. The guy probably bribed someone to leave.
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  11996. These morons live in an alternate universe where they believe they have influence. They probably showed up making ridiculous demands of the new government and got laughed out of the room.
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  11997. @Tolabay, Someone should do a video on the Giray family. Tatars have a beautiful culture. I remember having an extremely interesting run in with some Tatars at a hospital years ago.
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  11998. They actually don't. Without US protection, money and weapons Israel would fall apart.
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  11999.  @jakes9577  Yet the state is taking our children and giving them chemical castration and we can't do a thing about it. So free we are, that we can't stop the state from chemically changing our children's hormones. And you want to protest? Well if you get too loud you get fired from your job and your life ruined. Yea bro, we're so free.
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  12000.  @bazah23  either way god be with you bro. Iraq has been a rough place past 20 years
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  12001. I just call them the IGF. Israeli Genocide Forces.
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  12002. Making money, the opposite of making money is happening for the dude. Obviously that wasn't his motive.
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  12003. As much as I love this channel I might love it a bit more when I see Palki go full retard which she does from time to time. So you're surprised that a major power is against a trade route that cuts them out? Seriously? Also did you really just call Israel "stable." Yea, nothing ever gets bombed in that country ever, no civil strife what so ever. Iraq is more likely to fully stabilize than Israel is.
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  12004. @ifwekissedx Hopefully who ever the people want wins. I'm not narcissistic enough or delusional enough to think I know what is best for the people in a country I don't live in.
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  12005. @Wallang Denis, if the EU continues to behave the way it's behaved in the past 100 years, then yes their victims will generally start to bite back.
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  12006. Why in the world would any of these nations attend a EU hosted talk when the EU literally has nothing to offer in terms of influence in this region? The level of hubris is quite odd. Wake up France24, it doesn't seem like the Azeri president cares what you guys think.
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  12007.  @Youmatter2boo  Seems like you weren't able to comprehend the point the guy was making.
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  12008.  @munish259272  When you drop smart bombs on hospitals, media buildings and schools, I'd imagine that's the definition of targeting civilians.
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  12009.  @munish259272  Oddly enough I wonder how you would feel if the English still occupied India and pushed millions of you into open air prisons to this day. I'd imagine you wouldn't be too keen on the morality of their actions.
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  12010.  @munish259272  I don't think anyone argues the land grab, everyone seems to be in full agreement that it happened, even the Israelies. They don't deny it, they simply claim it was the right thing to do because "god" promised it to them thousands of years ago. I don't have a horse in this race as I have no connection to either Palestinians or Israelies. What I do know is that occupation is a bad thing. It was bad for the Indians when the English did it, it was bad for Iraq when America did it, it will be bad for Taiwan if the Chinese do it and it's bad for the Palestinians when Israel does it.
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  12011.  @munish259272  I'd imagine a statement pertaining from the parties themselves on an issue in question has LOTS of value. Claiming it has no value is in fact quite insane. Also it's fairly easy to decide on who's land it is, it's very simple. The people who currently live there. According to your logic I can invade and take half of India and when you complain people can simply say "well you can't decide or be judge and jury as to who's land it is." You understand the insane logic of your statement?
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  12012.  @munish259272  Pre-judging would be making statements before any facts are in or before an event happens. There is no debate as to what exactly is going on there. The only debate is if it's right or wrong. I personally believe taking people's lands by force and kicking them out of their homes (if they're lucky) is wrong. If you believe this type of behavior is correct, you're more than welcome to believe that. Just don't be shocked when rational people disagree with you. As far as other Muslim nations supporting Palestine just because it's Muslim, well you're really no different either right? Supporting one side out of some misguided belief that your arch enemy Pakistan is supporting another side. I have a better idea, why not simply call out a crime when it's a crime instead of some misguided equation into what you think your identity needs to support. Take your own advice.
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  12013.  @munish259272  You also might want to look up what "pre-judging" means. As far as being emotional, I'm not the one with a horse in this race. Can you say the same? I also never said India as a nation supports Israel, I think it was fairly obvious I was referring to why you are are. If you're going to try to come up with a response to what I said, at least try to make sure it makes sense. Learning the meanings of words and phrases might also help if you plan on using them as talking points.
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  12014. Ben Shapiro: Facts don't care about your feelings. Ben Shapiro when the topic is Israel: My feelings don't care about facts. Ben Shapiro: I don't like cancel culture, free speech must be protected. Ben Shapiro on people who are anti Apartheid in Israel: They should be canceled, they should not air their dangerous views. Ben Shapiro lol
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  12015. @CC Finland is far more important for Nato than Sweden. So it seems like a done deal. Finland in, Sweden not.
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  12016.  @needatag  He probably also defecates on the streets like most Indians.
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  12017. @Z Yes because it's not possible that at that the Azeris are mad because their land was illegally invaded and occupied along with 800,000 of their civilians being ethnically cleansed. Nahhh, that can't be the reason they're mad, no way....
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  12018. I'll tell you one thing, if what you said happened there would be zero feminists and social justice warriors left in this country. They'd be out there trying to explain how there are 56 different genders to the Taliban and how oppressed they are.
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  12019. Will they defend those Greek islands with the same ferocity and bravery they defended Cyprus with? lol If so, you guys are in for a long night
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  12020.  @Relaxeduniverce  I'm not sure how that has anything to do with my comment about Cyprus. So again you're claiming that the Greeks will fight with the same bravely and ferocity for those islands as they did on the Island of Cyprus?
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  12021.  @Relaxeduniverce  Sure they were, which is why there was literally zero resistance to the landings. Don't irritate your neighbors if you don't want war. Don't go to war if you're not willing to fight the war.
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  12022.  @Relaxeduniverce  As long as you're willing to fight it yourself, more power to you.
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  12023.  @Ilige7  You comment is just as stupid as the OP's comment that war with Greece would be a cake walk for Turkey.
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  12024.  @mariosbardis4831  It seems facts tend to trigger the emotionally weak.
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  12025.  @mariosbardis4831  Another wall of text for someone simply pointing out an obvious fact. Well done bro. Why don't you write another 10 paragraphs and truly show me how triggered you are. Also comparing Greece to Ukraine is kind of awkward. Ukrainians aren't cowards.
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  12026.  @yasin61  1. Refugees don't need to marry locals for them to marry their cousins and produce hordes of genetically damaged inbreds. 2. We both know you're making these figures out, if I had to guess you've never lived in inner Anatolia. Unlike you I have. I am completely blown away by the fact you don't know what is happening in your own country. Not in farflung places like Diyarbakir either. I'm talking about places like Ankara. Your culture used to be the dominate culture in the country. Today you're in the minority. The inbreds are taking over, look around sometime. I used to have a codeword for when I'd see them. "Kalin Kashli." lol
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  12027.  @P31Channel-tw5qc a bunch of European converts posing as Semitic people is ridiculous
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  12028.  @Landis_Grant safe yes. Immoral yes. It is almost like saying in 1939 that Berlin is safe
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  12029.  @l337pwnage  being in Berlin didn’t end well for most people. War criminal or not
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  12030.  @alanjacobs2886  those aren’t desired locations but I guess anywhere is better than to ne at the epicenter of a genocidal regime the likes of which the world has t seen since ww2
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  12031.  @l337pwnage  it is becoming increasingly harder and harder to sell the American people on the idea of attacking nations for the sole purpose of protecting the Zionist apartheid regime.
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  12032.  @Onlyme2015  to where they came from. Mostly Europe
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  12033.  @elihareli7731 the world knows enough to believe it isn’t even a real country. It is a brutal colonial apartheid regime. Good luck trying to change that perception, it is going to stick. Long term you guys are finished
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  12034.  @greggf6831 as if the West Bank doesn’t exist. Stop being ridiculous
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  12035. If they're from Jordan and they're Palestinian, they probably live in a rent in a refugee camp. They hacked the damned IDF's main website. What more you expect from a bunch of kids in a tent? lol
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  12036.  @kurtwicklund8901  If a large scale conflict kicks off, we'll certainly need a draft. We don't have the forces to commit to such a war as is. So yes, the idea of a draft in the future isn't out of the realm of possibility. Not by a long shot.
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  12037.  @Giantcrabz  there is a lot of truth to what you’re saying
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  12038. @Panama-Canada they'll whine some more, throw a few hissy fits until they realize no one cares. Then they'll come back to the table with hat in hand.
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  12039. What they would do is clear. Try to tick some 3rd country into getting it done. Iraq war? Syrian Civil war? The destruction of Libya.
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  12040. @ who is Israel humiliating today. They literally could not defeat a bunch of guys in sandals stuck in a concentration camp wearing sandals. So much so they had to resort to murdering women and children from a far. Same in Lebanon they could not defeat a rag tag militia group and as usual resorted to their favorite tactic. Attacking women and children from afar. You can relive the glory days of Israel from the late 60s but today’s Israeli military is inept and only good at slaughtering defenseless women and children . When they have to fight men who shoot back? Not so much What I am saying is not only true but demonstrably true. I’m sure you’ll be triggered by these facts and have an emotional meltdown
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  12041. @Born2sing88. They've hardly stayed in a state of "inaction" on this issue. During the conflict they were sending tuckloads of weapons to Armenia during the entire conflict. They're still sending weapons. NOt to mention constantly threatening Azerbaijan. If you're wondering why they didnt' send their military over to help, well that is simple. That would have given Turkey the pretext to intervene and Iran's expedition force would have gotten wrecked. Call the Iranians what you will, one thing they aren't is stupid.
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  12042.  @pickymapping6098  Iran would like to intervene but I doubt they'd take the risk of a full military intervention in that region. Yes they're a lot stronger than Azerbaijan but I'm not sure Iran would risk Turkey pouncing on their military if it entered Azerbaijan. I think they know they'd get wrecked.
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  12043.  @jj-gz9xd  That is a variable for sure.
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  12044. I guess Vivek never bothered to look up the definition of the term genocide.
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  12045. I'm ashamed of myself for clicking on a fox news video after Tucker has been fired. But yea Lets Go Brandon.......
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  12046.  @stefanoskons6309  Same thing? Tell that to an entire small ethnic group on that island which was being exterminated Hitler style. You cant' simply attempt to exterminate an entire ethnic group and expect no consequences. To this day I'm shocked the majority group on that god forsaken island hasn't been forced by the international community to pay reparations to the people they slaughtered like cattle.
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  12047.  @LassiseA  He can be writing it from just about anywhere. As a vast majority of people on this planet watching this feel this way. Good luck keeping something close to 80% of the world population quiet about this. People aren't going to forget this, in twenty years pro apartheid and concentration camp shills like you are going to look back and realize what a huge pile of manure you stepped in this time. And it isn't going to wash off either. Ask the Germans how long those stains stay with you.
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  12048.  @1302VL  That is why you @ the person you're responding so. So as to avoid this type of confusion.
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  12049. @Paul Nelligan, to be fair the EU isn't really in any position to demand anything from anyone. That is if it isn't sitting on America's lap while doing so.
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  12050. Apparently it's so out of control that enough people are worried about it that it strikes a cord. There is a disease and we're going to debate the symptoms only?
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  12051. @Leonid O'Reilly, I don't remember anyone asking for such a thing. Even America didn't envoke any Nato articles when they invaded Iraq.
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  12052. @KB GAN, their issue is they consume far more than they produce. They've had inflation issues long before proxy wars.
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  12053. @Azim Tomo, I feel really bad about this but.... I'm dying laughing at your comment 🤣🤣
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  12054. @Achyut Chaudhary, These nations lived under the Soviet Union for a very long term and suffered terribly. So your advice is for them to join the Soviet Union 2.0? lol The EU would never take Armenia and Azerbaijan aside from selling the EU gas wants nothing to do with them.
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  12055. Did that guy just say "we are not wrongful in anything that happened" Is he serious? They're literally committing the types of crimes against human the planet hasn't seen since WW2. As far as him saying "treat us like anyone else." Does he realize that if he got his wish the leadership of his entire nation would be in prison right now? Along with him for helping arm a genocidal regime? It is almost like they live in an alternate universe.
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  12056. Nato already has an image problem. You must really hate Nato to want to turn the organization's reputation to mud by taking in the only apartheid state on the planet which also happens to run the only concentration camp on the planet. The idea of this genocidal state into any military alliance is not only crazy but it will also pave the road to WW3.
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  12057.  @zoilalulu3798  He isn't claiming he can.
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  12058.  @gentleeyes  Does the fact he plays video games all day invalidate his point? The guy is right, regardless of what he does all day.
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  12059. The mess in Ukraine, you're 100% right. No chance we'd be in that mess if Trump was in office. The mess in the middle east, I'm not so sure. Not sure Trump would have been able to put the cuffs on that psycho Netanyahu.
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  12060. Lets use Ben's logic and extapolate it. If Tiktok has a bunch of pro Hamas videos. Then I guess Ben's videos on youtube are pro apartheid and pro concentration camp?
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  12061. @Steven BeBout "Negotiations are pointless." While sitting comfortably in your home watching people being killed half way across the world. Yea I guess negotiations are pointless if you're not the one being shot at.
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  12062. Technology. But that is soon going to be a thing of the past.
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  12063.  @nasdoc1  So your definition of power is the ability to slaughter women and children? that is how you define power?
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  12064.  @sherlocko4755  Obviously if the video was a mistake, it was a mistake because of the stupid calendar. The types of narratives the pro Israel crowd are drawing up and getting comical at this point. They might as well just say "aren't apartheid and concentration camps cool" and just call it a day.
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  12065.  @SuperKid0507 name one that isn’t in the pocket of Israel
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  12066.  @jabotniskyabraham4766 apartheid states are not sustainable. Happy early new year.
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  12067.  @maxmichalik4938  For quite a while now Sweden has been financing armed groups which have been blowing up schools and hospitals in Turkey. So yea, you can imagine how angry the people are. No government can resist that level of pressure from it's people. Especially not a country which actually has real elections. That is why Finland was able to recently get in. Turkey essentially told them if they make their Nato bid separate fom Sweden's Finland could get in no problems. Finland took a while to make that decision but eventually realized it was the only way in. At first they made a joint bid to get in together, which is why Finland couldn't get in first time they tried. Either way no one really cares at this point because it was Finland with their huge border with Russia that held strategic importance for Nato. Once Finland is in Sweden being in or not in doesn't really matter to Nato strategic interests anymore. Which is probably why it's not big new anymore that Sweden is left out in the cold.
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  12068.  @nnn67670  Can you actually explain to us how the guy is lying instead of screaming liar. That would be very helpful thanks. In my experience people who scream liar without actually presenting factual data to back up their claim are usually the liars themselves. Please prove me wrong.
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  12069.  @nnn67670  No you didn't, you just started hurling insults. Scroll up and look. Screaming something doesn't automatically make what you're saying true. Insulting people who have a view you don't like doesn't automatically make their view false or bias. Less cognitive dissonance please and join us here in the real world.
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  12070. @Bill Lohrke, If the American people don't trust Biden, how can any foreign leaders?
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  12071. Yup the more you hear from them, to farther away they're pushing people away from their narrative. They'd be better off just keeping quiet and letting CNN do their narratives. The more they speak the more they let on at just how insane they are.
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  12072. Not going to happen. Especially not after what the Palestinian government did last year.
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  12073. @El Dimos Karam Most Turks in certain parts of Turkey yes. Not even close to being a majority in the entire country. There is a hodge podge of DNA over there pending on which region of the country you look at.
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  12074.  @rogerdodger8813  So how many years have to pass for people not to be considered "later comers" 700 years? 5000 years? Especially when you take into account humans have been a migratory species since caveman days.
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  12075.  @rogerdodger8813  I'm not sure of many people that deny the existence of earlier people. So now according to your logic there are no late comers?
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  12076.  @vanelruxys8358  Condemning what Hamas did would be like blaming a rape victim for scratching the rapist's face. It is crazy.
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  12077. @MrFree006. Since the Breton Woods agreement it has been our job to patrol the oceans to keep shipping lanes open. We offered that in exchange for the world using our currency as the world reserve currency. So yes, our Navy is there and basically everywhere else around the globe. Yes we're paying for it. There was a time where it was a valuable investment, it isn't anymore. We're paying through the nose and really not getting anything in return. Well our elites are with their fat military contracts.
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  12078. Back in the day most those guys would have entered the dunk contest for free. He they would have probably even paid a fee themselves for the chance to compete. Now these guys are trying to negotiate higher fees for the dunk contest? Then they wonder why more and more people are not watching the NBA anymore. I used to be a diehard for for like 20 years. Now I can say I've seen like 3 games in the past 4 years. Fuk these guys and their soft in game dunk contest coupled with a 3 point shoot out and no defense.
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  12079.  @jasonmiller5369  International relations don't like like regular everyday personal relationships people have. Putin never trusted him and Erdo never trusted Putin, not from day 1. But they're in a spot where they need each other for specific things. If those things go away they'll be right back to being at each others throats. Both of them I'd imagine understand this quite well. They are strategic rivals and have been for hundreds and hundreds of years. Rare are moments they need to work together like now, not just rare but also short lived. They both understand this. They won't get too close nor will they get too far. It doesn't take a monumental genius leader in either nation to understand the simple nation of their relationship.
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  12080.  @Yuv1  Yes but those hostages after being released don't have the nicest things to say about North Korea once they're in safety.
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  12081. @havardr_Asbjorn. Is that what you do? Throw out some terrifying term like Radical Islamist and expect everything to fall into place? Dude the Houthi (who this is all about) have been fighting against Radical Islamists for like 2 decades where you been? The biggest threat to us aren't radical Islamists, radical Islamists actually help us control that region by keeping it in chaos. We fund them and use them to weaken states we don't like. Like we did in Syria. The Radical Islamists work for us, not against us. We have MUCH bigger problems than radical Islamists. We have rational governments worldwide thinking and plotting ways to push us out of many regions including Asia, the middle east and Africa. Hell even South and Central American nations are trying to break loose of us right now, the place we used to call our "backyard." Truth be told the way we've been behaving, anyone who didn't see this coming a mile away needs to have their head checked.
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  12082.  @danakaleb4882  If you're going to claim something is wrong or the person is ignorant, you have to establish why and how. For if you not, you seem like a child screaming insults because they cant' think of anything better to say.
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  12083.  @Sonmez3465  Governor's assistant
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  12084. @Roan Westraat. Poland is always nervous. Can't say I blame them either being sandwiched between the Germans and Russians for all these years and all the terrible experiences that came with it.
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  12085.  @pekkadegroot8326  Sweden trying to join a collective joint defense organization while at the same time financing armed groups blowing up schools and hospitals in a member state of the joint defense organization? You don't find this awkward?
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  12086.  @pekkadegroot8326  Yea humanitarian "aid" to groups blowing up schools and hospitals. Again, that is going to raise a lot of eyebrows. Also the fact the United States is doing it doesn't make it okay. Not to mention the fact we Americans can do these things and get away with it. Sweden obviously can't. Not saying it's right what is done but that is the reality of the world we live in. Sweden essentially played a game it couldn't afford to play and now the bill is due. On to your other questions, they are very valid questions and I've asked the same questions. 1.Why did the Turks not raise their objections sooner? The reason for this is quite simple, they wanted to extract a pound of flesh from the Swedes and forced them into the awkward position of applying for Nato (which enraged the Russians) but then being in a position where they can't get in Nato. That is the pound of flesh. 2. Turkey's S-400/F-35 issue with the United States is well known. Obviously for what ever strategic reasons we're simply not going to give them those fighter jets. They've tried to threaten us with things a lot worse than not letting Sweden in and that didn't work. America won't budge on this just for Sweden and everyone is well aware of that, so I doubt that is the motivation. 3. Does it have anything to do with Putin? I doubt it, if pleasing Putin was high on their agenda they wouldn't be bombing Putin's proxies all over the middle east nor would they be sending high tech drones to Ukraine which is blowing up Russian tanks like it's candy. The real reason is quite simple in my opinion. Erdogan's popularity is slowly sinking into the gutter and they have elections looming. The people in that country are hot skipping mad when they see schools and hospitals blown up and they're well aware Sweden finances these groups. So the people are putting intense pressure on the government to extract a pound of flesh from the Swedes. Erdogan is being pressured by Nato big wigs but is also under a lot of pressure from his own people. With elections coming take a wild guess which group he will side with. If he lets Sweden in without some serious concessions on Sweden's part his political career is over. I'm not saying he should or shouldn't do what he is doing. But I will say considering what we've seen in the past decade it's refreshing to see a leader take the will of his people into account in foreign affairs. This is something I wish we'd see move of here in America. Our overlords simply don't care about the people's opinions on such matters. All in all Sweden is fuked.
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  12087. Yes obviously the huge stores of cash they found in his house don't matter. The fact he was on the foreign relations committee while shilling for ethnic groups paying him didn't matter either. Apparently they want him out because he is Latino lol
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  12088. How is anyone surprised at how this played out? Nearly 500,000 dead Ukrainian soldiers for what exactly? For Ukraine to get a deal worse than the one they were offered at the beginning of this war? The Russians warned everyone exactly how this would play out. They pleaded to not go down this road. Yet here we are.
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  12089.  @guyindecatur  Jordan's king might not survive this. Sisi in Egypt is on thin ice as well with his people.
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  12090. At what point did we have leaders who resemble leaders of third world countries? It's literally mind blowing.
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  12091.  @jaylm4112  Anyone paying attention knows that ship sailed a while ago. Regardless of who gets elected.
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  12092.  @Shubham_Bahirat  Or random people who find his comment rational. The idea that some nation where people still don't use toilets is going to compete with the Turks in military tech is straight up laughable. Nor do you have to be a Paki or Bengali to know that.
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  12093. You forgot to mention the most obvious parallels.
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  12094. This is exactly why the war mongers always win. They make people tied to political parties like supporting a freaking basketball team. How else do you think they got you to vote for a war monger now called Genocide Joe? 1 million people dead in Ukraine and a modern day genocide going on in Gaza. All because voters were too lazy and too stupid to do any research before voting. I guess it was easier to allow the war machine media to simply tell you who to vote for right? Everyone who voted for Genocide Joe has blood on their hands, don't forget that. And no this isn't some Republican rant either. I used to say the same exact thing to everyone who voted for George Bush in 2000. Sheepish and lazy people tricked into voting for mass murder, that is all most of our population is now. Also what in the world do you think Obama can tell Genocide Joe? Do you not know what Obama did to Libya and how many people he murdered for no reason? Maybe Obama can tell Joe "hey Joe, at least when I murdered 1 million people I did it in a way people didn't notice."
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  12095.  @frank4703  Lies the media tells like. 1. Iraq was responsible for 9/11 and has weapons of mass destruction. (Millions die) 2. Libya needs to be invaded. (Millions die) 3. Terrorists in Syria (Isis) need help because they're fighting for freedom. (Millions die) 4. We had no part in the war in Ukraine (Hundreds and thousands dying) I'd imagine these lies are a lot BIGGER than the one you're referring to. They would be for any rational human being that doesn't get a kick out of millions of people being slaughtered like cattle. Oh and btw you notice how in every one of those instances anyone questioning the narrative was attacked by the mob and had their careers ruined. We're seeing it play out all over again. As dumb as we've become as a society, we almost deserve this.
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  12096. @ThebongReyes, Armenia didn't have a choice in picking their allies, Russia and Iran were the only two choices. One is obviously geography and two very few nations on the planet would have felt comfortable helping the side which illegally invaded their neighbor and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians. So Russia and Iran were their only two options in allies.
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  12097. I find her lack of self awareness kind of interesting. Her husband is actually one of the key figures who turned himself into an Israeli stooge which played a really large role into why Israel was able to so easily and calmly stuff 2.3 million people into a concentration camp. Now he pushes her in front of the cameras to pretend they're bothered by what is happening to the Palestinians? A situation her husband helped make possible? I guess they have to pretend to care so their people don't rise up against them. I'm not sure if this woman herself is aware of the game she is playing but it is disgusting. You that worried about the Palestinians? Talk to your husband, not to people half way across the world who can't do anything about it.
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  12098. Ben Shapiro has been outed as a genocidal hack. Every single premise he built his career on he threw right out of the window when the topic was Israel. He went from "facts don't care about your feelings" to "my feelings don't care about facts. People noticed.
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  12099. Love this channel very informative. But it turns into a comedy show on certain topics. This is one of them lol She goes full retard with anything related to China, Turkey, Pakistan or anything involving India itself. Man goes stomach virus, she claims he is unfit to run for office. 🤣
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  12100. Did Col. Macgregor actually vet this guy before going on his show? He is sitting there asking questions trying to bring the conversation into the gutter with emotional fluff and charged talking points. Only for the Col. to respond to him with reality and cold hard logic/reason. Not sure a hack interviewer like this deserved to have the Col. on his show. My humble opinion.
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  12101. Nato doesn't have bylaws on who to arrest lol
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  12102. Love this comment lol
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  12103.  @johngai2396  Regardless of all the best technology we've sent them I think the IDF has proven what an inept force it is today. It is literally having trouble with a bunch of guys in sandals, stuck in a concentration camp using homemade weapons. So much trouble to a point the IDF isn't even willing to fight them. They prefer to sit back and slaughter civilians from afar. The Israeli leadership and the Biden regime understand this all too well. That is why we had to send 2 carrier strike groups to help Israel incase another militia called Hezbollah attacked them. At this point they're quite sure the IDF can't stop Hezbollah, which isnt' even a state actor with an airforce or Navy.
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  12104.  @Nil16179  Come on bro. Germany can't even get Greeks to work, you think they're going to go off and fight a war? lol
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  12105.  @fkoff7649  Well that isn't the major difference. The major difference is that in 2 years of a huge war in Ukraine, less civilians were killed than the IDF killed in Gaza in 2 weeks. That is the major difference. Ukraine and Russia are fighting a war, men against men. Israel is bombing women, children, hospitals and schools. If you had common sense you'd realize the situation is quite different but not in the way you think.
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  12106.  @sabin97  You do realize they'd just bomb the court right? Which is why the ICC cannot arrest anyone the US doesn't want them to arrest. If they did it merely off the letter of the law, right now half the Israeli government would be in jail.
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  12107. @Forsakenblade, They probably won't take any islands because the international sanctions they'd face would cripple them. The last thing they're worried about is you "not letting them." Militarily there is literally nothing Greece can do to stop it, in fact I'm not even sure they'd try. No chance they'd expose their Navy that far off their mainland. Greece as a decent military but the distances involved for Greece to get to those islands compared to Turkey make it a very uneven contest. Either way it's irrelevant as it won't happen.
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  12108. @Chris Griffin, they're only anti-war for theatrics when the other party is in power.
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  12109. I don't think anyone needs to apologize to Obama about anything after Obama killed millions of innocent Africans in Libya for no good reason.
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  12110. I'd imagine because millions of people who've never been on twitter, went to the website to watch this. I'm one of them.
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  12111.  @fifthhoven  Inane rambling lol
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  12112.  @lollllolll.  Even though I'm not part of the group you're saying ya'll too and I don't speak for them, I can confidently say you aren't speaking from a position of knowledge. I'm not sure if you're aware of the relationship between the Turks and the EU these days, making a statement like "Ya'll shat your pants when the EU banned talks" is an extremely odd thing to say. As far as them speaking Kurdish and Arabic, at what point has Nato helped that country in any of their conflicts with Arabic or Kurdish speakers? You've also called England a power house. I've never heard of a power house being a vassal state that hides behind the skirts of another. As an American I can confidently say two things. 1. You seem to not know enough about the region you're speaking on to make any rational points. 2. As an American I can confidently tell you that your nation is a vassal state to my government. You don't make policy, we do. You just follow it. That isn't within the definition of a "power house." You're a dying and decaying nation and your government knows your long term existence and survival is through being our vassal state.
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  12113.  @metalmesh7251  I'm not exactly sure what you're asking and what point you're trying to get across. It all just seems incoherent to me.
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  12114.  @bnaZan6550  Well the Nakba which was after WW2 was probably worse than this. But at least then the people had somewhere to run away to. So one could argue that this one is quite bad. It is rare to see a fully mechanized army go out of it's way to kill as many civilians as possible. Especially civilians stuffed into a concentration camp.
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  12115. @Hour Bee, Big wigs at Nato and military planners would never trade Turkey for Sweden. Finland for Hungary they might
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  12116.  @witwolf4641  the way it looks they're bringing the sea upon themselves right now without realizing it. This is exactly how the apartheid regime in South Africa collapsed. The entire world turned on them. If israel wants to see it's future, just look at South Africa.
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  12117. Why would he? Netanyahu has full access to western media 24/7. It isn't like anyone hasn't heard his message 100000x times. You want to hear his insanity and genocidal message again?
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  12118. @@youtubecensorship5544 The age of information is upon us and is spreading to even the poorest regions of the world. These lapdogs who serve the interests of others far far away won't be able to easily hide who they are and who they work on behalf of much longer. Just as they came, they'll all go. In the grand scheme of things this will be just a very small blip on the radar of history. The Arabs have gone through a very dark 100 years. It won't last forever.
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  12119.  @AZA-ss1ic  Ethnic cleansing denial much?
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  12120.  @aylinguluzade5962  Oh so when bombs go off and people die you consider that an insult?
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  12121.  @sampohonkala4195  With Finland yes, this can probably be negotiated and agreed upon. With Sweden it isn't so simple. Understanding the outrage at a nation financing groups which blow up hospitals and schools is a difficult task. Even if the Turkish government wanted to let Sweden in, they wouldn't be able to because of the public blacklash. Won't happen, not with elections looming on the horizon. Erdogan is basically stuck between pressure from the west to admit Sweden and Finland vs pressure from his own people to veto Sweden. If I had to guess he'll side with the political pressure from his people, like all politicians he wants to win elections.
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  12122.  @sampohonkala4195  Saying no wins him an election. The public there are vehemently against letting Sweden in and with elections looming it's quite obvious how this is going to play out.
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  12123.  @HunterDeRiot  Yes they got the light but it's not done. Turkey essentially announced the Veto will be back on if Sweden does not adhere to the agreement it signed. So it will be interesting to see if Sweden does what it promised to do or if it will drag it's feet.
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  12124.  @HunterDeRiot  Sweden is still nervously waiting for it as well biting their nails.
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  12125. @Menatil, Many westerners speak common sense. The trouble is these types of people are rarely allowed on TV.
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  12126. I understand that there is a lack of rational leadership in the general west. But France, well France really seems to take the cake. They've had some really bizarre actions in foreign policy over the past 5 years or so, to a point it makes any rational person scratch their heads. It is almost as if they're in a state of mass delusion where they still believe they hare a heavy weight world power. They take steps under the assumption and then have it blow up in their faces over and over and over again. This is just getting embarrassing for them. I remember a few years back they tried gunboat diplomacy in the Eastern med. If you send your navy to try to bully another nation into a certain action you want them to take, you should well be prepared to use that navy if you don't get the desired result. The French sent their warships into the eastern med to try to scare the Turks off from going into Greece's territorial waters. The Turks essentially called their bluff and sent out even more Navy ships to meet the French fleet head on. What did the French do? Tucked their tail between their legs and sailed away. I'm not saying it would have been wise to trigger a war. What I am saying is that if you don't have the ability to back up your threat, don't make the threat in the first place. It makes France look ridiculous. They tried to project power and got their bluff called. Again Macron mouthing off about sending troops to Ukraine is purely and utterly ridiculous. Without American logistics and support they won't be able to do anything to anyone. Well perhaps they can do something to African tribesmen with primitive weapons but even then they struggle. They are at this moment the laughing stock of the international community.
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  12127. @Hero Not mentioning that would be akin to having a documentary about alligators and not mentioning their bite force.
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  12128. So you're saying Armenia's elections are rigged?
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  12129. @Marty Moose, Russia failed in trying to topple the Ukrainian government quickly. But it does seem like they're simply not going to stop until Ukraine is landlocked. Once that happens there won't be many trade opportunities in the Black Sea to be had for anyone.
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  12130.  @Matthew_Loutner  Also the same thing in 1 million other instances war didn't break out.
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  12131. @Duncan Stewart I'd imagine the French are the last people who can successfully mediate this. They don't have the clout or international respect to mediate such a thing. It's either going to be the United States or if it has to be a European power it will be England. The idea of France mediating this is ridiculous.
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  12132.  @savead6628  Funny you just described Obama as well.
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  12133.  @GracePew-ek3rm  You actually had no argument, especially to my statement pertaining to Azerbaijan and how they fought a huge war and only about 12-13 civilians died. Comparing that to Israel which kills more children than that every 10 minutes is insanity. This is not a winnable debate for you. And certainly not with your childish "oh because they're Jewish" arguments. But you're more than welcome to bark like an unhinged lunatic. I will still calmly deconstruct your demonstrably false statements one by one.
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  12134. @Jonesjones, If that was the case Finland wouldn't be in Nato. Finland joining Nato really put the Russians in a bind. After Finland joining Sweden joining or not joining doesn't really mean much to the Russians. This has to do with how angry Turkey is with Sweden over certain things. They're simply not going to budge easily. Making the EU request is proof of how much they've dug their heels in. Making requests on things they don';t even want. Just to drag the process out.
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  12135.  @lf9341  Imagine someone claiming to "award me" my house which my family has been living in for a thousand years. Amazing commentary bro.
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  12136.  @lf9341  Yes because nation states didn't exist in that region at the time. They were a part of a larger empire for a very long time. So your argument is that because that region didn't practice nation states as we know it today, it somehow makes it okay to steal their homes, kill their children and stuff the survivors in a brutal modern concentration camp? Is that your argument?
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  12137. @collinsfriend1. I'm not convinced Trump would do the same. I do have my suspicions though. As pro Israel as he is (to please the evangelical base) I think Trump might be too pro America to do this level of damage to America's reputation and influence worldwide to backing something like this.
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  12138.  @LiamMonteyrie01  If you'd actually be paying attention you'd be stupid to not have noticed this over the past few decades.
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  12139.  @jacksevert3099  You're talking about powerless people making emotional appeals. The OP is talking about powerful institutions making emotional appeals to convince the masses. Two completely different things. But your analogy about emotional appeals from mass media about defunding the police surely fits this premise. It was an emotional appeal so odds are it's a terrible idea. Also your idea how one side is all facts and the other is all emotions kind of shows me you really truly don't understand what is going on. They will use either side when convenient to get what they want. Lately it's been the left, there has been times it was the right and will probably be again when again it's convenient. All they need is enough useful idiots on both sides. (No shortage of that in our society)
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  12140.  @swedishnationalist6632  I am outright amazed, not by anything you said but by the mere fact you even exist. A Swedish Nationalist? I feel like I'm watching a natural channel showing a species once thought extinct. I thought all your males were emasculated by the cultural marxists where you're too busy thinking about what gender you are or making excuses for migrants who commit crimes. Again the fact you exist shocks me. lol
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  12141. Russia has nothing to gain from this attack.
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  12142. @ that is a given. This is the type of society we’ve built. Unfortunately it is who we are. A “me” only driven civilization
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  12143. Who? The Saudis and the UAE? Why would they, behind the curtains they’re cheering Israel on.
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  12144.  @JamesKerLindsay  I've been hooked on your videos ever since the one you did in Nagorno Karabakh. Such a breathe of fresh air compared to all the fake news outlets.
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  12145. Turkey produces quite a bit of wheat. It's oil and natural gas they need.
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  12146. @A Kazar, Imagine brutally invading your neighbors internationally recognized territory, ethnically cleansing 800,000 people from said territory and then blaming your victims when they come to take it back. Imagine that.
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  12147. It's only a matter of time until this globalist installed little dictator is exposed. The French are only under the illusion they live in a democracy, that is until their protestors feel the boot of the regime in Paris on their throats.
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  12148.  @sergeyb8  When I said Nato has, I was referring to Nato bombing Serbia.
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  12149.  @sergeyb8  We're not debating their logic. We're debating their motivation. Their motivation might be moronic, your refusal to comprehend the concept of motivation is just as, if not more moronic.
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  12150.  @sergeyb8  Just pointing out the obvious my man. No need to have an emotional meltdown (thus proving my point) Also if you're too emotional to have rational conversations, what in the world are you doing here? To simply scream at people like a child and get triggered when someone doesn't agree with you. An old man told me a long time ago what he thought Slavs were. He said they have white faces and Arab brains. I always thought he was crazy but then I keep coming across people like you. Not to mention thousands of people were working on trying to understand Hitler. England had a entire division trying to work on that. Perhaps if they'd done a better job understanding him, they could have reacted soon. You literally went out of your way to prove my point lol Slav lol
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  12151.  • A Bit Of Everything •  I don't remember committing genocides on anyone. Can you please try to debate like a rational human being? Am I asking for too much?
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  12152.  @debasisghadai3633  If you're going to use false rhetoric at least make it believable. Most of the hostages Israel has taken were taken from the west bank. There is no Hamas in the west bank, how are they going to train anyone? The pro Israel talking points are getting so delirious that they aren't even attempting to make sense anymore.
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  12153. You support the guy yet can't spell his name. Interesting lol
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  12154.  @Kavafy  We might be having a different conversation after the next election. In fact it looks likely.
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  12155.  @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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  12156.  @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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  12157. @Jane Park, that risk always exists in any nation. As far as that risk, you're more likely to have your property confiscated in the United States than in Turkey.
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  12158. Geography and their insane army.
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  12159.  @jayzzargarian8470  No one cares dude.
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  12160.  @nevarlabok8484  I found this comment extremely strange. What does religion being widespread have to do with being or not being a superpower. Do you believe your nation will magically become a super power if religion is not widespread? Is that what you're saying? lol
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  12161.  @annoyedcat9291  I found that comment strange also. These guys pawn themselves off as educated and then go on and say the most ignorant things. Goes to show there is a huge segment of that population which is still living 100 years in the past.
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  12162. @Vinm300, I'd imagine if you go back far enough that phrase accompanies discussion on any nation. Although in the Greece/Turkey discussion the ethnic cleansing phrase only applies to the Greeks in modern times. I'm fairly sure that issue in Cyprus was started by attempted ethnic cleansing. You can opine about Turkey's ethnic cleansing from 100s of years ago yet choose to ignore Greek ethnic cleansing a few decades ago? Interesting form of cognitive dissonance.
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  12163. Plea deal for the people who masterminded 9/11? Hmm, when did the state department officials get arrested that they need a plea deal now? Yet they trot out this goat herder as if he was behind it all. Yea, very believable. The media might as well go back to trying to convince me men can get pregnant.
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  12164.  @davidstansbury9309  When those in power control words, they control all.
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  12165.  @georgezee5173  Less than Israel will claim.
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  12166. @Texas Red, even if they survived to this day they'd still be far behind the Roman Empires and some Empires in China. Now if they were able to keep a continual blood line of their original ruling family till today, yes that might be some sort of record.
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  12167.  @numdd4717  You're really not understanding the point I am making are you.
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  12168.  @necesitoMuchodiNero  1.Because they have no interest in doing so. (Why they don't today) 2.Because they're not stupid. (Why they won't tomorrow) 3.Because their geography is not condusive to pouring in those types of resources for a blue water Navy which doesn't have a blue water port. (Why they never will) The most powerful Turkey can possibly be would be akin to a super powerful regional power. A lot like the Ottomans or the Romans. That is basically the extent due to their geographical constraints. Not to mention that is probably the extent of their wants, needs and ambitions as well.
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  12169.  @y.9704  To be fair you are a regional power now. Also the Ottomans weren't a "super power." Super powers didn't exist back then because no nation had the ability to project power across the globe. The Ottomans were a hyper powerful regional power.
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  12170. @ikman3410 You don't need a crystal ball to understand geography.
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  12171.  @LordByron1821  No they haven't forgotten there are bigger fish in the pond, they're acutely aware of the fact. Which is why they flex their military muscles in a rational way against extremely weak nations. Like Syria and Greece. It doesn't take much to bully a guy in a wheelchair.
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  12172.  @mpouzbouris1  You're literally trying to compare Tukey to Iraq? Seriously?
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  12173. Since when does Canada care about rule of law or international law? This is literally a country which is openly aiding, funding and cheerleading a genocide. The world will not forget this. Just like we talk about Nazi collaborators in the 1940s. 100 years from now people will be talking about Zionist callaborates in crimes against humanity and Canadians will be on that list.
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  12174.  @Truthsayer-sc9uq  MBS is nothing but a Zionist manager tasked with controlling Saudi Arabia. Be realistic.
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  12175.  @mohamedriswan001  Why would you ever make that comparison? Modi is the president of a weak and far away country. He has nothing to do with this conflict. MBS is nothing more than a Zionist manager of Saudi Arabia. His masters decide what he will do. Erdogan you should really get mad at because he has at his disposal one of the most powerful military forces on the planet. Yet is content selling oil to Israel instead.
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  12176.  @peterfoenander6234  Peter you can be completely against the Ukraine war and browbeat the Russians. Many people are. But what you can't do is make wild claims which are demonstrably false. More civilians have been killed in Gaza in just 2 weeks than all the civilian deaths in the huge Russian/Ukraine conflict that has lasted about 2 years. The Russians and Ukrainians aren't going out of their way to slaughter civilians like Israel is. You can be against what Russia is doing, that is a fair argument. What you can't do is throw out claims like genocide when all the evidence points in the opposite direction. Both Russia and Ukraine have been quite good at trying to avoid killing women and children. We can't say the same for Israel though as it seems the entire point of their operation is to actually kill women and children. So no, it isn't hypocrisy for a guy who's army is conducting itself in a way to avoid civilian deaths to call out an army who's sole operational method is to slaughter civilians.
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  12177.  @maxscania  I don't think they even need to make an argument. They found a better deal which they believe is in the best defense interests of their nation and they took it. I'm actually quite shocked they even considered making such a large deal with France in the first place.
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  12178.  @maxscania  Which part of making an arms deal along with a geopolitical commitment to a nation which can't project power in your region didn't you understand? This isn't a rocket science my man.
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  12179.  @maxscania  I think you're quite confused as to what exactly you were originally responding to. You might want to scroll up to the comment you actually responded to. And yes, it is embarrassing for you but a type of embarrassment you're incapable of comprehending.
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  12180.  @maxscania  You do realize I replied to your comment and not the OP's right? My reply to you had nothing to do with the original post's views. In fact the point was the original post's views are irrelevant. "@Mo Z I don't think they even need to make an argument. They found a better deal which they believe is in the best defense interests of their nation and they took it. I'm actually quite shocked they even considered making such a large deal with France in the first place." You actually responded to this post above by me with complete and utter nonsense. I'm hoping English is your second language and this is why there is such a huge disconnect with what I'm saying and what you're replying to. It's either an English problem on your part or you're so irrational that continuing this conversation with you would be insanity on my part.
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  12181.  @maxscania  Don't apologize for being harsh. Apologize for being stupid.
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  12182. If they don't bring these guys in for charges. The court will lose all it's legitmacy.
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  12183.    They don't need visas when they can just hop on a boat and go.
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  12184.  @shuttlespace04  No one supports Israel except for the nations America bullies to protect them. NO rational nation is going to back apartheid and concentration camps.
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  12185.  @Ducky2001-Chad  Is that why they spend their billions fermenting wars and instability all over the region? Because they want peace? This regime isn't going to survive this. People are waking up, they see the colonial managers for what they are.
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  12186. @Aren Berberian, if collectively as a society you guys didn't believe in this ridiculous notion of your racial superiority over your neighbors, it might have given your society cause to actually prepare a proper defense. But you viewed your enemy as "dumb monkeys." Your leaders didn't "purposefully lose this war." Your society in general went full retard on this one and paid the price.
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  12187.  @Ptolemy336VV  It seems the cognitive dissonance bug has gotten into you pretty deep.
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  12188. I highly doubt they made a deal on that issue.
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  12189.  @HR_8035_YEA  Yes we also don't know for sure they never signed an agreement to invade Mars together. But we can assume with a high degree of certainty that didn't happen either. But according to you only people who were in that room would know right? lol
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  12190.  @williardbillmore5713  Well Don will push and peddle anything he is told to push and peddle.
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  12191. ​ @r.harris2805  If everyone simply stopped watching all the fake news outlets I think it would be a big win for American citizens. This idea that one network is fake news and the other one is honest is ridiculous, people rooting for networks like we root for football teams is insanity. One network's job is to keep one group in line and the other network's job is to keep the other group in line. Tucker was the only guy on any network who wasn't playing that game. I'm not shocked he was fired, I was shocked Fox kept him on for as long as they did. For a fake news outlet to keep a truth teller on for so long was quite shocking.
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  12192. What goes around comes around. Eventually France is going to pay for all these evil crimes.
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  12193.  @JohnRandoSmith  You make it seem like any of change changes the main premise that France is and has been one of the most evil regimes the world has ever seen. And will eventually pay for their crimes.
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  12194.  @Ashnagarr618  Why would the truth be hard for me to handle? I'm not from either of these regions? You're from France, don't you think it is more likely for you to be emotionally triggered by the truth rather than someone who has nothing to do with that god forsaken country? Use your head frogger.
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  12195. The level of delusion displayed by these girls is nothing short of insanity. I almost can't blame them though, imagine a system which can turn two young women into people who've lost all reason and logic. We can laugh at them but if you really think about it, it should be terrifying.
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  12196.  @hedinm2124  Good point it's also a question I ask the Greeks when they claim the Turks should leave north Cyprus. I say "do you brow beat the Armenians for illegally occupying Azeri territory." It's usually met with dead silence.
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  12197.  @williamszy2827  Usually works that way after brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 civilians from an area. One of the worst cases of ethnic cleansing and war crimes in the past 50 years anywhere in the world. You must be proud of that accomplishment.
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  12198.  @arthanos4296  It's because after it was illegally invaded anyone there who wasn't Armenian was brutally ethnically cleansed. You cant' slaughter everyone else can claim it's all good because only Armenians live there. This is insanity.
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  12199.  @hadronoftheseus8829  Seriously? That is literally all you're able to add to this conversation? Asking someone their IQ and highest education? Has our society really become this dumbed down? All jokes aside, it breaks my heart when I see people like you. Empty shell of a person with nothing to add to a conversation. :O(
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  12200.  @LouisBackover  Can you explain how an apartheid state is a democracy exactly? Even if they were (which they're not) I still fail to see how it suits our interests to risk WW3 simply to help them enact their final solution on a concentration camp they set up decades ago. This is all simply ridiculous but not nearly as ridiculous as the reasoning given for it. If those two groups want to have a go at it, let them have a go at it. Sitting around aiding and abetting warcrimes and concentration camps is not a good look for us nor does it serve our interests.
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  12201.  @zaferrüzgarınpeşinde  Why would you want a malicious person like that to come to your country? Hell I'm not even Turkish and I'd kick his arse if I saw him there lol
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  12202. So Armenia should continue invading other nation's internationally recognized territories and continue ethnically cleansing people? Seriously? That is what you want them to do? My god.
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  12203.  @jant.carlsson5061  Untold amounts of ethnic groups suffered under Stalin. My grandfather's ethnic group in the North Caucasus no longer exists due to Stalin wiping them off the face of the earth. This is no excuse for me or any other group of people hurt by Stalin to go massacre tens and thousands of people and ethnically cleanse more than half a million souls. I find these types of arguments whole heartedly irrational and if taken to their logical conclusion 90% of the planet would need to be massacred. Modern International borders are what they are and the vast majority of nations respect them unless there are extreme circumstances like terror groups on the border and what not. What Armenia did in the 1990s is outright inexcusable.
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  12204.  @jant.carlsson5061  And how exactly do you know that I haven't been running around screaming bloody murder as to what has been happening to Syria since 2015? It's best to simply call a spade a spade regardless of all BS being thrown around. What happened to Syria was a tragedy in which the United States, Turkey and Saudi Arabia along with others outright destroyed that poor nation. Just like it was a tragedy when Armenia invaded Azerbaijan in the 1990s. This situation might have been worse than the Syrian mess because at least in Syria we didn't see a massive ethnic cleansing campaign based on racial classification. It's good to call a spade a spade, a trait which few people have in this day and age.
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  12205.  @jant.carlsson5061  I'm quite vocal about how the Turks should recognize the Armenian genocide. I do however find it rather intellectually inconsistent that you'll argue against the ethnic cleansing of half a million people when I was in grammar school and decide to whitewash it by mentioning and event which happened well over 100 years ago. Are the lives of people who lived over 100 years ago somehow more valuable than the lives of people recently? I'm seriously trying to get a grip on how your mind works because you're all over the place. All I have so far from you is: 1. If people I don't like get slaughtered I'm okay with it. 2. If people I like get slaughtered I'm against it. Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't you coming off as a bit of a hypocrite?
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  12206. @Mira Moche No they can't leave the CFA if they want. Others have tried with horrible consequences. Perhaps they're terrified because they've seen what does to other nations who do it. Warlords and terrorists get funded to the gills and the country is destroyed. France rules this area through fear and corruption.
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  12207. In answer to your question, yes I stuck around for the entire video. How could I not, it was a fantastic presentation. You've made a fantastic case in equating 1999 to now. We probably are in a bubble, perhaps the largest bubble in human history.
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  12208.  @radio9730  Neither side has released Hamas losses. So where do you get this 100-1 figure? Also, it seems Israel is far too busy bombing and murdering civilians to be to worried about Hamas. Hamas guys are in the tunnels, the IDF is far too afraid to go down there to fight them. So I highly doubt your figures are even remotely close to the truth.
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  12209. @Alper Senturk, Greece's military is quite weak but lets be a little realistic here. Greece's military capabilities are vastly more superior to a nation like Armenia and a bit more superior to Bulgaria. Stop being ridiculous.
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  12210.  @xanwmeres1077  No idea what kappa means. I hope you aren't agreeing with the moron who thinks Armenia's military is stronger than Greece's.
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  12211. @Ozgur Arslan, I'm sure you're referring to the Karabakh war between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Yea, Binkov had some serious egg on his face after that one lol
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  12212. Probably because he doesnt' live in a place where globalist media control the agenda. I noticed this as well when I traveled through Turkey where some random bus driver would blow me away with his incites about how the world works with his broken English lol
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  12213. I don't think this guy has an agenda other than putting out content and making money. I've seen videos with heavy agendas, this isn't one of those videos. He makes a real effort to simply explain what is going on.
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  12214.  @pair-a-dice1815  When the people lose faith in the institutions, they'll start calling for frontier justice. We're headed down a dangerous path.
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  12215.  @mithridatesi9981  They're actually having an election incase you didn't notice lol I'm not taking sides here but your contention that if your guy wins it's democracy and if the other guy wins it isn't, is insanity lol
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  12216. Considering their booming military industrial complex, it makes sense that Italy and France came knocking on their door. Not to mention both nations are scrambling to repair their relationship with Ankara.
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  12217. @Jaret Rhakho, you do realize this guy is probably going to jail in his own country if he is no longer in office right? The fact you'd want a criminal as an ideal person to run any nation says a lot about your world view.
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  12218. If we were at war with Russia, none of us would be having this conversation.
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  12219.  @khulhucthulhu9952  If something like this brings you to tears, I'm afraid you're going to struggle in life. Yea it's uncomfortable and I've dealt with worse from teachers but "bringing you to tears." Seriously?
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  12220.  @roadtripsquirrel9879  Yea this idea that in America a bunch kids in a random school would have families who have a coat of arms or crests is extremely hard to believe.
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  12221.  @khulhucthulhu9952  It's not shaming, it's simple reality. I don't know you why would I hate you? As far as pity, after making statements like that you'd have to assume you'd be pitied no? I mean you're the one who made the statement, did you not see how it would come off to rational human beings? That is akin to me jumping off a roof and then complaining that gravity took over.
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  12222.  @roadtripsquirrel9879  Yup, we're growing tired of these obviously fake stories.
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  12223.  @TentSmith  It would be more apt to ask you if you stand with apartheid and concentration camps.
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  12224. @randysavage4900 So you expect the rest of us to believe god is sadistic enough to support apartheid, concentration camps and genocide? Sorry bro but most people don't like to think of god in that light. You know who would 100% agree with your defaming of god though? The devil.
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  12225.  @hawwa21  It isn't even just that, just listen to what the Israeli officials are saying. They're literally spelling out what their intentions are. Yet the shills want us to believe otherwise. Most of them are just paid trolls anyway. What rational human being would work so hard to try to rationalize apartheid, concentration camps and genocide.
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  12226.  @tracysauvage1351  Not only you Tracy, most people on the planet are stick of this. The world is in shock right now because we're witnessing the first time since WW2 a fully mechanized army going out of it's way to slaughter as many women and children. All these rationalizations like talking about Hamas constantly is absolutely ridiculous. One only needs to look at international law to see who is wrong here. When you steal people's homes, slaughter their children and then stuff the survivors into the world's only and history's largest concentration camp, you had better expect them to reaction. Hamas's resistance is within the scope of international law. I wrote this in an earlier post, international law is quite clear on this matter. "Occupied people are within their legal rights to resist by any means necessary." This entire Hamas boogie man story is pure insanity. Hamas is doing what any group of people would do if brutally occupied like this and stuffed into a concentration camp. In fact they're probably more tame than most of us would be if put in that situation.
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  12227.  @katong1953  !00% spot on my friend. Israel is holding over 7,000 Palestinian hostages, many of them women and young children. Not to mention many of them have been held hostage for over a decade. Not a peep from these lunatic politicians we have here in America.
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  12228. @Aylin Guluzade, You're from Turkey so it's not the place of anyone who doesnt' live there to call out your point of view. What we can call out is when people say things which are outright false. When you say Erdogan is the "arms dealer for both sides." Are you basically claiming Erdogan sells military equipment to Russia? If so can you please name one piece of military equipment Russia felt the need to buy from Turkey? If not, can you please simply admit you're a liar.
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  12229.  @aylinguluzade5962  You simply don't seem to even understand what I'm saying. Your lack of comprehension frightens me. Read what I said again to your response, this time read it very carefully. Then use all the energy you have, channel it into your brain and try to come up with a rational response. With people as dumb as you, it's not surprising your country can never attain a properly functioning democracy. To have a properly functioning democracy you need an informed and intelligent population. If there are more of you running around Turkey, I now understand why it's always in chaos.
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  12230.  @BasilMinhas  It was a pretty genius comment by the OP. Think about it.
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  12231.  @quemades  Or maybe they're right. The midget of the regime in Paris has been doing some really really strange things in the past few years.
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  12232.  @arun-qt9zm  The only terror the world is witnessing is terror from the Israeli Genocidal Forces.
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  12233.  @scp049leplaguedocter3  Genocide Joe will always have a problem with any statement that is true. You're right on that front.
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  12234.  @scp049leplaguedocter3  Yes I have seen all that. No one calls that human rights, except for globalist media and Genocide Joe's administration. Israel has probably broken more war crimes statutes and laws in the past month than any country has in the last 70 years. If international law actually worked, the entire government of the apartheid state of Israel would be in prison. With that said I still cant' agree with you that Gaza is an open air prison. It is far worse than that. It is a concentration camp.
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  12235.  @milantoth6246  Frontex would get the floor wiped with them in any long war against any decent military. Same goes for most of the so-called European powers and their military forces which barely have the ammunition to fight for more than 3 days. A European defense force is nothing more than a fantasy at this point. It would take decades upon decades of training and the building out of a military industrial complex to reverse this.
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  12236.  thetimekillerx  Without the United States, UK and Turkey the EU would be a complete and utter sitting duck to any invasion. Who is going to do the heavy lifting? Germany? They're trying to retool but right now they might as well not have a military, it's that bad and their government has been pretty open about it. France? While compared to other EU nations France looks like a military powerhouse lets not forget some key factors. Former French Generals have come out on record claiming France only has enough ammunition to last 3-4 days. This sounds insane at first glance but if you dig deep it's more than likely true. During the Libyan war Obama wanted to "lead from behind" and let France take the lead. That lasted about 4 days and France's military was completely exhausted and American had to step in to finish the job. It's obvious France simply does not have the ability to wage a large scale war. Italy and Spain by their own admission are simply not prepared for war. Who is left? Poland? In an all out protracted war Poland just might be the most effective military in the EU. If your most powerful member is Poland, you're in a lot of trouble. After these nations you essentially have nothing left. Are the mighty Malta, Greece and Denmark going to save the day in a large conflict? Fact of the matter is the EU is a sitting duck and only feels safe because of the military capabilities non EU members have. This is no secret, everyone is aware of it.
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  12237.  thetimekillerx  Yes it was 10 years ago and it showed what a terrible state the French keep their military. Their habits haven't changed since then. Why do you think so many of their retired generals have gone on to complain about this. Please put some thought into a comment before making it.
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  12238.  thetimekillerx  Really Europe changed it's habits after 2014? Please explain to me how much Germany has polished their military between 2014 and 2022. It wasn't until Russia came with a full on invasion of Ukraine recently that the EU woke up. It will take a decade for them to bring their military to a point it can fight a protracted war. Same applies for most EU nations.
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  12239.  thetimekillerx  Because I already mentioned that Poland was the only military in the EU which is essentially ready to fight a protracted war and has offensive capabilities. Finland's situation is fairly irrelevant as there is no way Russia can invade them due to their geography. Not to mention as good as Finland is they don't have any offensive capability or the logistics to fight in different theatres of war to help others. My point was and is fairly clear. Without the non EU members of Nato, the EU is a sitting duck.
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  12240.  thetimekillerx  Come to think of it perhaps the EU should be paying protection money to the United States, England and Turkey.
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  12241. @James Gray, to be fair you'd need to understand their options when they did vote. A lot like when we were stuck with either Trump or Hillary. Damned if you do damned if you don't lol
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  12242. @History_repeats8201. you're like a master troll I see in every comments section on any video I click on about Turkey lol Also didn't I see you in another comments section trying to glorify illegal invasions and the ethnic cleansing of 800,000 civilians? Yup for sure it's you, you're that ethnic cleansing/genocide denier fascist dude I've seen in a few videos I watched about the conflict in Nagorno Karabakh.
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  12243. The globalists who helped Biden across the line here in America wouldn't give him those machines. lol They want him to lose. Erdogan=Trump Kilicdaroglu=Biden Interesting election for sure.
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  12244. @ if Morsi had a problem with lack of public support he would have gone down via revolution. Not via a back door deal and a coup. What you’re saying doesn’t jive with reality
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  12245. @James Sharpe, Israel will wait and watch to see who has the upper hand and act accordingly. Egypt would never try to fight a war off it's own shores. That situation could easily lead to a revolution and topple their government. So yea, there is no way Israel and Egypt would join this battle. Other than statements and moral support and perhaps supplying one side.
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  12246.  @omargarcia5863  "Leave Chicago." Yea is what most rational people are doing. If things don't change, large cities in America are going to be ghost towns in 20 years.
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  12247.  @haykk5375  No they're talking about Armenia. Georgia backed Azerbaijan in this conflict. Iran is the only regional ally Armenia has left. I'm not sure a government could be this stupid if they tried. Burning bridges with literally every single neighbor you have except Iran. This isn't going to end well for them.
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  12248.  @haykk5375  Where did they back Azerbaijan? Literally in ever single platform possible. They voted for all the UN resolutions condemning Armenia for illegal occupation, the same illegal occupation that led to this recent conflict. They also banned weapons from reaching Armenia through their territory while they gave full cooperation to any weapons headed to the Azeris. What else do they have to do exactly to let their stance be known? Attack Armenia themselves? Also this idea that Georgia and Armenia is insanity considering all I just stated. Not to mention the fact that like Russia Armenia is also making territorial claims on Georgia. These two nations are more likely to go to war than to be "partners" in anything. Do you literally know nothing of this region? How insane are you guys that you literally don't even know who your friends and who your enemies are. This is madness.
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  12249.  @haykk5375  Again Georgia made it extremely easy to get weapons into Azerbaijan via Turkey, caused no sink and didn't even look at the shipments. Where as for Armenia they didn't let anything through. Which is why all Russian arms had to be routed through Iran to get to Armenia. Yes Aliyev is repressive but is he as repressive as the Armenian regime's who invaded their neighbor's internationally recognized territory and ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians?
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  12250.  @oneway1119  Armenia doesn't make territorial claims on Georgia? Hmm You might want to look that up, you might also want to ask the Georgian government why they freak out about something you claim doesn't exist. Your claim that anyone who doesn't agree with your insane point of view and likes to point out facts must be pushing propaganda and misinformation is absolute insanity. Imagine me trying to prove to you the world is not flat and you refute all my facts by screaming propaganda. I hope you can understand how completely ridiculous that would be. Can you kindly explain to me why Armenia doesn't get along with any of it's neighbors except for the Islamic Republic of Iran?
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  12251.  @darryl5372  Anyone who pays attention to what is going on around the world has understood for well over 20 years that all they do is manufacture false narratives. Only in the past 5 years or so have they started using this weapon against their own people on domestic issues as well. They talk about lies you ask? Very much so. Very carefully crafted narratives to make you believe something which isn't true. The main testing ground for such things was laid when they made everyone believe Iraq had weapons of mass destruction when the entire planet knew they didn't.
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  12252.  @sisaket33 you don’t win wars by murdering women and children either. Look at the Zionist genocidal army in Gaza. Their objectives still not met while murdering women and children wholesale.
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  12253.  @vanlalvena1003 sure it does. Their military headquarters is based in a heavily populated civilian area. This is a regime which will murder its own civilians via the Hannibal directive. We saw said directive in full effect on Oct 7th when the Zionist apartheid army murdered it’s own people and tried to blame Hamas for it
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  12254.  @regenahregenah6510  They did civilize you guys for a short time no?
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  12255.  @kellikelli4413 you should be happy the other quite popular and more descriptive phrase wasn’t used. The IGF. (Israeli Gen0c!dal Forces)
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  12256.  @user-od1yi5iq1k  Losing a 2 million dollar drone after it has done a few billion dollars in damage to the enemy is a pretty damned good trade off. These things are meant to be shot down but only shot down after doing 100x the amount of damage in dollar cost. Unfortunately Ukraine only has about 12 of these bad boys. Imagine invading a country which has like 200 of these things.
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  12257. @Ianmudo, I'm fairly sure the Turks would prefer no one to lift a finger to help either side and to allow the two sides to settle the issue on their own.
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  12258.  @emikinc  Considering all the evidence that has come out since, they obviously went after the military. Most of the dead civilians were from the IDF counter attack. Hostages who've been released have confirmed this. Helicopter pilots who mowed down the people at the festival have confirmed this. Fact of the matter is most military forces in this world go after other men with guns. The IDF is the only military organization on the planet who's first reflex is to kill women and children. This is what they do. Over and over and over again. To a point they even slaughter their own civilians.
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  12259.  @Juulmand1  And as a person in California, what do you think about ethnic cleansing deniers?
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  12260.  @Juulmand1  I'm asking you as an Armenian living in California, how you feel about Armenia invading their neighbor's territory and brutally ethnically cleansing 800,000 Azeri civilians. You'd condemn it I'd imagine no?
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  12261.  @Juulmand1  To get your take on how you feel about mass murder, ethnic cleansing and war crimes. If you're willing to actually condemn it and not act like an apologist for it. That is the reason I ask, to gauge your intellectual honesty.
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  12262.  @Juulmand1  I'm not asking what the video is asking, I was asking a question of my own. The fact you don't live in Armenia is significiant because I'm curious if people living outside of the country view the matter of war crimes and ethnic cleansing in a different and more rational light.
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  12263.  @Juulmand1  I don't live in Armenia, I live in New Jersey. I have zero connect to that region other than becoming fascinated by the conflict in 2020 and reading up on what caused it. I just find it super interesting how in everything I see Armenians throw around genocide accusations on the Azeris while completely ignoring that they ethnically cleansed 800,000 civilians themselves. I thought maybe someone educated abroad might have a more rational view on the matter. Which is why I asked how you feel about it. The fact you're willing to jump through hoops to avoid the question has already answered my question. You obviously feel uncomfortable taking a stance against war crimes and ethnic cleansing.
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  12264.  @Juulmand1  I have no predisposition on anything. If I asked you how you felt about the Holocaust would that mean I have a predisposition against Germans? If I asked you about the Armenian Genocide would that mean I have a predisposition against Turks? No, these are matters of historical facts and it's completely fine to discuss them. Unless you're an ethnic cleansing denier than I'd imagine it would be quite difficult to discuss. You jumping through hoops to not answer me is not confirmation bias. It is exactly what it seems to be, being uncomfortable in taking a stand against ethnic cleansing.
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  12265.  @Juulmand1  I'm not trying to win anything. I'm simply a curious person.
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  12266. @Swissmessage. I'm a huge fan of the Col. and watch most of the shows he is on. This one though was literally the worst host I've ever seen interviewing him. It got to a point I was shocked a man like the Col. would even go on a podcast with a guy like him running it.
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  12267.  @MBBurchette  I'm not sure the Navy will risk it's battle groups by getting too close to the shores. China cannot take on the US navy in the open ocean, they'd get slaughtered. But the US navy wouldn't do very well getting too close to the mainland. Losing 4 or 5 aircraft carriers for Taiwan isn't exactly a trade the navy is probably willing to make. We'd probably use our Navy to block all of China's shipping lanes and choke their economy out. Not much they can do to stop that. No way we'd go in guns blazing into the Taiwan strait.
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  12268. @spockmandia Ben isn't a conservative nor is he a liberal. Ben is interested in one thing American protection for Zionism, apartheid, genocide and mass murder. That is it. What ever ideology they cloak themselves in doesn't change that reality. Just like they have Ben preaching to the right wing for this, there are equally as many people with the same exact goal preaching to the left. Just ask Joe Biden how powerful they are.
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