Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "TLDR News Global" channel.

  1. The fact that the pakistani state has no control over its strong military and intelligence services always baffles me
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  2. Some of the viewers are complaining about treating Africa as a single entity, while this is wrong, but we (Africans) even those of us who aren't from west Africa, have some negative issues with France and we stand with our siblings in west Africa, their misery is our's too
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  3. Syria needs Turkey rn for economic, military, geopolitical/diplomatic and perhaps socio-cultural as well. And Turkey is going to immensely benefit from this much more than all gulf countries will. Nobody needs Israel in Syria, that's why Israel is trying to create a need to itself, so Syria would need to make some kind of a deal with israel.
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  4. Fr 💯 😂 Now he's about to go to syria. What could go wrong?
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  5. Lol. More people have suffered from eating indian food than Pakistani nukes
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  6.  @IronWolf123  i totally agree. But when the previous government was horribly bad, you should be grateful that there's now a possibility of change and stop messing around If assad was there, the losses would've been greater, but it'd have been in idlib or deir ezour, rather than latakia.
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  7. Finally, he realized that it's unislamic to (edit: excessively) lower interest rates by the central bank (actually it's unislamic for the government to control a central bank), because central banks are not individuals
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  8. This is an exaggeratively bad idea, since ethiopians are charged with hatred toward western countries for tolerating the oppressive epdrf for 27 years while not doing the same to the widely accepted abiy for 2 years
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  9. One of the most influentials just died
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  10. Either this, or say it's all Biden's mess and Barack HUSSEIN Obama's
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  11. ​@guyfainberg4035 exactly, they're being used by Israel as a moral card, but not very successfully, cuz even the Golan druze who were occupied by israel 58 years ago are unfriendly towards israel. (Golan druze are not the same as the Israeli druze of 77 years ago) So, getting new druzes to accept them is even harder
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  12. You didn't even have time to watch the video. Rojava has officially given up control for Al-Shara. He's the Commander-In-Chief rn. Even the druze in suwaida gave up for him for a united Syria. Just accept it and stop acting like a politician
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  13. Peace with the tplf is hard, the tplf wants to rule ethiopia, and ethiopians don't want the tplf. Tplf don't want independence, but rule over people who are more than tigrians 15 times
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  14. Amen
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  15. You like to create myths. Syria will be better under his rule. And let this reply be here as long as he's there
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  16. Why is the video talking from one side/perspective about a very complicated thing, like ethiopia? You said that the ceasefire stopped, but you didn't mention that the ethiopian armed forces were the one who made the ceasefire, and the tplf was the one who stopped it by pushing into amhara region with a surprise attack. And you haven't mentioned that the humanitarian aids reached tigray from the UN and of course the ethiopian federal government, but the tplf looted much of the aids for their army, the un also reported that 500,000 tons of fuel was stolen by the tplf from the UN. And finally, you failed to mention that abiy is still the most popular leader, especially among younger generations, compared to the elite
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  17.  @user-op8fg3ny3j  yes, since there will be interest rates, then let it be an appropriate one. Islamically, a government shouldn't own a central bank to control people's money, but if they did that sin, then they have to try to print money with a goal of economic stability at least
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  18. Sad to see and hear that there are some ignorant people who think that this French influence is positive, or even see it as the best thing. Even this channel, how backward Just leave us alone, and if not immediately, then slowly we will evolve to developing and then developed nation. Look at ethiopia, well, if you are brainwashed by western media, then you will think that ethiopia is a dangerous nation, facing stagnation and isn't improving, while it is quite the opposite, even with the war
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  19. It's so sad my country (ethiopia) lost its place as the fastest growing economy, since the tplf declared rebellion. 😔 I hope we will regain back our double digits growth rates once the world economic crisis, major wars, Chinese stagnation, and ethiopian war reparations all ends, the end of the war is putting its positive effects as early as this month (less than a month after the war ended). 7.5 and 6.4 growth rates are not enough, at least for a country which used to get a 10 percent economic growth rates for 13 consecutive years
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  20. For us, ethiopians, almost without exception, we don't want ethiopia to fracture and collapse. Those parties fighting, are fighting to take control of Ethiopia and dominate addis ababa, not to get independence, we (ethiopians) all know that, everyone wants to rule, not to get independent, getting independent is a nightmare to all ethiopian farmers, minorities, rich elite individuals, and addis ababans (I know it as I'm an ethiopian addis ababa resident) I don't think ethiopia will be divided, but one party would dominate the field and that's it
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  21. Because te... are also gunmen, duh?! Plus, every resistance movement is considered te... until it succeeds. Look at syria, Afghanistan, china, Ethiopia, etc...
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  22. Turkey has never been diplomatically/geopolitically, economically, militarily, technologically and socially so influential in its history (if you didn't include the Ottomans). Look at the drones, aircrafts, infrastructures, his Syria takeover, growth rates, geopolitical projects like gas pipelines, refugee leverage, Istanbul canal, etc... Idk, but if Erdoğan is so bad for Turkey, then Turkey actually never had a good state leader (although tactically, Ataturk was superior, but strategy matters more nowadays)
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  23. People accuse pakistan of supporting taliban, not knowing that the Pakistani state has no control over its own military or intelligence services
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  24. LoL, nothing drastically improves under a democracy. Europe and Singapore are the best example. It's good to have a democracy after prosperity, prosperity after democracy is very hard. The best examples are Argentina and South Africa
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  25. You're very fool if you thought saudi was with Russia in the first place, everyone is looking for his interest
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  26. ​ AmirSatt  💯 even the 100 years war was actually 113 years, so there is nothing as "enough war," cuz war is never too little or too much, war is never desired
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  27.  @Idonothingwrong  saudi can't even make a good car. Iran can't improve its economy. Egypt is in a downfall, by far the worst as its economy is in desperation from Sisi's rule. Turkey has many of its wrongs, but it's by far the best in condition for many reasons and on lots of metrics. Plus, I'm not Turkish
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  28. Last time a country tried this, it's government was overthrown by a French backed coup. So, yes they can, but they would face consequences
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  29. First, taliban isn't a stable government to do all these policies demanded Second, their definition of women's right is different that even men's rights should also be made Third, taliban has an inclusive government of every ethnic and linguistic groups, but not ideological (something they never promised) Fourth, taliban is indeed fighting isis
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  30. If so, then probably more than 90 percent of everyone is "less against" to Palestine Even Piers Morgan started to show some more sympathy to Palestine, that's one example
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  31. ​ @SherlockHolmes31415  they are in Syria because they were invited in by syrians. Unlike israel which is not even welcomed by the Druze they claim to be helping.
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  32. @@user-qo8se6dd4r no, this was according to the world bank
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  33.  @regieegseg8588  they don't want independence because they can take control of Ethiopia if abiy don't make improvements in the military. And they already have the weapons and all experts are tigrians (intentionally done) and most military professionals including those who knows the ethiopian territories like their names, and many other things that may or may not make the tplf regain control are with them, as well as the best universities, hospitals, infrastructures and half of the ethiopian money are with them. The only way they can lose is when they die from hunger, this is the reason why many ethiopians are refusing any aids to tigray that can be consumed by the tplf soldiers, but also this is causing problems since civilians are the first to die from hunger
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  34. ​ @SherlockHolmes31415  if syrians say this about their country, you have no right to do otherwise
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  35. I love Indonesia and I wish them all the best. I don't think they can be. That's why the us government isn't fighting it. You think they would easily take over the us without soaring political relations, at least?
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  36. @@user-qo8se6dd4r I'm sure they didn't, because we have seen and experienced the growth, especially in electricity, water supply, telecommunications, transportation infrastructures, rural regions, etc... But of course, urban areas were the most developing places, because of increased foreign investments
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  37. How? You make sanctions and expect them to be rich and strong? Doing the same thing as in syria, starving people by sanctions and accuse anyone else
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  38. As an African, the only problem I have is corruption from our side, and foreign treason (like francophone style coup), and both are equally concerning. If a government is trusted, genuine and smart, then using a foreign power is actually good. The problem is that the Congolese government is definitely not trusted, genuine or smart at all
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  39. If the USA refused to give back saudi money, another much bigger international dollar crisis will occur. First the US was trustable for all, then only for at least non-warring nations, then it would be distrusted among trading nations. I believe American politicians are intelligent enough to not do such decisions
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  40. Because te... are also gunmen, duh?! Plus, every resistance movement is considered te... until it succeeds. Look at syria, Afghanistan, china, Ethiopia, etc...
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  41. Currently, no. The prince passes it (through them). Otherwise they get imprisoned and sometimes executed
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  42.  @Deiwos0  "like iran or China", it's the west that's causing greater misery in this world. Just for the US, aiding corrupt officials in countries like mine, aiding the killing of thousands of children in Gaza, invading countries and causing hundreds of thousands of deaths, sanctioning anyone who don't obey them, not cutting ties with the US, but even forcing other states to stop trading with them. It's a one sided perspective to think that pax-Americana was an all good thing
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  43. @@user-qo8se6dd4r but what about the imf and wb reports, were they also false? And who are you and what is your profession to conclude this? Are you at least an ethiopian living in ethiopia (like me), and why should I consider you a good source of this information? With all respect
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  44. Most syrians love their government, let them decide
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  45. No, you don't understand economics then Any economy will suffer when interest rates rise, but that's just a short term pain, it's good in the long run. It is like a WITHDRAWAL PAINS FROM AN ADDICTION, as many economists say This is a great step towards economic reforms
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  46.  @user-op8fg3ny3j  it's a political matter, not religious. Criticizing the scholars is unfair, not only scholars but also journalists and other highly educated individuals
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  47. First, he should improve the economy, otherwise he'll never revive anything
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  48. ​@guyfainberg4035 should I repeat it? I understand you're a slow learner, but since it's a text, you can just read it again. These are not the same druze
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  49. So, should Afghanistan be part of Pakistan?
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  50. Turkey has never been diplomatically/geopolitically, economically, militarily, technologically and socially so influential in its history (if you didn't include the Ottomans). Look at the drones, aircrafts, infrastructures, his Syria takeover, growth rates, geopolitical projects like gas pipelines, refugee leverage, Istanbul canal, etc... Idk, but if Erdoğan is so bad for Turkey, then Turkey actually never had a good state leader (although tactically, Ataturk was superior, but strategy matters more nowadays)
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