Comments by "afcgeo" (@afcgeo882) on "The Free Press" channel.

To be fair, they likely don’t know much about that inflicted suffering. They can’t see what we see.
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@neins Я знаю потому что я имею доступ к Русскому телевидению. Без VPN и сильного желания видеть правду они ничего не знают, к сожалению, так как и немцы во время второй мировой.
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@vaidotasdarulis Yes, for well over a century.
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Well that’s not true. Russia was a big player in European politics in the 1700s and had a rather above average level of political standing and participation.
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@scuba36fun Factually, the word “war” is NOT a legal term, and I say this as an attorney. It’s also not defined in ANY Constitution.
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@cosmiceye9357 The majority of people everywhere go along with everything.
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@jamesdonnell2290 You obviously didn’t watch the video.
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@ Это потому что вам всё «Запад». Вам Австралия, Япония, Южная Корея, Израиль… всё «Запад». У вас есть толко Запад или то, что вам подходит.
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@ It’s hard to understand a lack of a freedom that they consider extremely basic.
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@melanie-f9o8m I agree.
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@Samimi_Sabimi What are you talking about? You’re an Asian shill who’s never been to Ukraine or Russia.
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@allydea Months.
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@ Not you, clearly… you don’t fall for a thing. 😂
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@ From where?
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@ They literally don’t. Information is purposefully kept from them. They have no access to foreign media and no access to foreign internet sites. Russia even throttled down Youtube to where it’s unusable. EVERYTHING is censored unless you have a VPN and a strong curiosity, which most Russians don’t.
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@ They’re not even talking to those relatives and it’s not nearly as many as you think. You’re as clueless as they are.
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Let’s get this straight… this is Moscow. Opinions of Moscovites differ from opinions of most other Russians in the same way that opinions of New Yorkers differ from opinions of most other Americans, but maybe even 5 times more. The VAST majority of Russians support the war and Russian expansionism.
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@fredricknathaniel5547 I’m in New York and doing VERY well. New York is still the capital of the world with an incredibly high standard of living, high wages, a solid infrastructure and incredible culture of the entire world. Where do YOU live?
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This woman is more Jewish than most American Jews. She understands the dynamic and the spirit of both, Jews and Israel as a state, and why the preservation of democracy is so important to both. My only criticism of her would be her stance on Islamic extremism being extremism. I think both, current affairs and history show that terrorist actions may still be a fringe activity among Muslims. but the ideas and views behind those actions are the mainstream ideas and views in Islam today. And this is prevalent in ALL Islamic societies, regardless of where in the world or what Islamic sect they belong to. It is a holy decree for them to force their religion upon all others, in one way or another, and while most don’t actively pursue the decree, they certainly believe in it. If Muslims want to change that, they must accept it first, then it can change.
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@kane_lives No one is forcing people to say anything.
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@ndnd2815 She’s asking about how their lives are going.
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@mariarucci78 They arrest Russians for this a lot more and she is a dual national.
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@Edward1312 Very astute. It’s a culture of “bringing yourself up by bringing everyone else down” on individual, societal and political levels.
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@ropeburnsrussell Hostage in exchange for what?
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@mesel7105 It’s a troll account created when the war was started.
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@croggerobber It’s purposefully de-tuned for bard-style songs.
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@TheOrozs You can interview, but the people who answer questions must do so carefully.
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@irynaskvortsova6996 More Russian propaganda against freedom of speech.
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@Fogo-Brava Why does one need to “try” that? Most of those things are LITERALLY illegal to try in most Muslim nations, with most carrying death as the punishment for it. How can you be so ignorant?
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@jwallah346 I don’t think you grasp the difference between individuals and societies.
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@srarabman Small as in 30 people. Despite no legal protection to practice Judaism in Bahrain, King al-Khalifa has been very inclusive of Jews.
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@laurajones5784 To be fair, the actual practice of Islam in Azerbaijan is very rare. It’s mostly a secular nation and most of its residents have never read the Quran.
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@Fogo-Brava Acceptance of others IS love and IS a superior value. The fact that you don’t grasp that is very telling of the despot you are.
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@dinasun3 First off, she identifies herself as ISRAELI, which is why she doesn’t identify as Palestinian. As to where her family is from… they’re very likely from there for centuries. As she said, around 150,000 Arabs chose to stay in Israel after 1948 and took on Israeli citizenship.
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@dinasun3 It’s “against their religion”? Show me where it says that! The Quran preaches war against non-believers and sinners all over its books!
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@hibye7751 The Prophet Muhammed also exiled all three Jewish tribes (killed off one of them) from Medina to make sure that Muslim market traders don’t have to compete against Jewish ones. Look it up!
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@omar1187 Then you stand with murdering innocent Jews and Christians, because at the present, standing with “Palestine” as a political state means exactly that - the eradication of Israel. That’s according to their governments, not just my opinion. The absence of freedom for Palestinians as a people is rooted in THEIR hate, not Israel’s. They chose leaders that only accept the eradication of Israel and Jews from the region. That is Palestine you stand for.
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@ What language would you like me to explain it to you in since you don’t comprehend English.
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@ It’s not your question that’s the problem. It’s your inability to grasp basic English, which is why I told you. Your passive-aggressiveness is tiring.
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@Fogo-Brava Are you on drugs? There are no comments from you to me. My guess is that they were deleted as soon as you sent them.
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The evil has been there long before Israel existed. In November 1941 the Mufti of Palestine met with Adolf Hitler in Berlin and discussed a multilateral agreement in cooperation with the Third Reich. Two of the three main points of agreement were the exile of Jews living in the region at the time and Arabs’ military action against Jews if they resisted. The Mufti’s name was Hajj Amin al-Husayni and that meeting was recorded on video/audio and is widely available on the internet. Prior to that meeting, the Mufti, who was placed into that position by the British Mandate in the 1920s, had actively pursued a policy of non-confessional Arab nationalism against Zionism until 1937 when he fled Palestine because he organized the 1936-1939 Arab revolt against the British. He had fled to Lebanon, then Iraq, and then to Italy and Germany, where he aligned himself with the fascists in his hate for Jews and the British (ironic). After the war he moved to Egypt and then Gaza and built the Holy War Army, a militia. At the time Egypt ruled Gaza.
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@frankgomes186 You’re funny, brother Venezuelan!
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