Comments by "Martin Maat" (@MartinMaat) on "KernowDamo" channel.

  1. And yet... he appears to do quite well in the polls. Not many people seem to care about his character or behavior.
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  2.  @JH-lf4ql  A state that recognizes three types of citizens and has a separate set of laws for each is not a democracy.
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  3. He just fell in line. They all have this attitude. Apart from the very few that leave because they can't stomach it. So the ones left are all bastards, on both sides of he spectrum.
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  4. It is practically impossible to explain anything with YouTube's automated censorship
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  5. Free Palestine means "let's turn this type of state into a democracy".
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  6.  @JH-lf4ql  To get an idea of how it all started, find first hand testimony in "they fought for l in 1948 n. Expand l into the name of the country and n into the word for catastrophy.
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  7.  @JH-lf4ql  In relation to the testimony video: it has not gotten better since, they behave in exactly the same manner today, they only have better gear.
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  8.  @adamesd3699   You do have more options in the UK. It doesn't seem like the Green Party or Lb Dems are benefiting greatly. Nor do we see a decisive revolt within the party forcing him out. Which strikes me as odd.
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  9. Apparently I am not allowed (by YouTube) to refer to the man as a back st. abbing incarnation of corr. up tion.
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  10.  @JH-lf4ql  Another try: please search for the words ocha and casualties to find some useful statistics that will allow you to determine who have been the violent ones.
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  11. I am sorry for the double posts. If I do not see my own message in incognito mode after I post I assume it got banned by YouTube and I retry with different and less negative wording. Now it appears some of the initially suppressed ones appeared after all and got upvotes so must have been seen by someone else. I have grown quite paranoid over YouTube's AI lately.
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  12. About condemning Hamas: please note all we really know is they breached a fence in multiple places and took some hostages back home. Everything else is unclear and was fed to us by a party that has been lying ever since, faster than investigative journalists can debunk. They won't let outsiders visit and look for themselves and talk to people. What we do get to hear from soldiers and survivors suggests most people were killed by the panic response with tanks and helicopters rather than by the fence breachers. I read the 2017 charter the other day. It's only a limited number of pages, it won't take you half an hour. Apart from the many references to their religion which sound odd to me as an atheist, I found their analysis and goals quite reasonable. So no, I can't say I condemn Hamas at this point. With what I know that would be silly.
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  13.  @helo6172  He sounded sincere to me, seemed really interested. So I engaged. I got the impression he had an open mind. I am imagining him binge watching videos on Muslim Central, AJ+ and Middle East Eye now. Ah, well, a guy can dream.
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  14. He seemed willing to talk but the interrogator wouldn't let him, firing question after question at him. I found it annoying, don't blame the guy for ultimately walking away. He had been quite patient.
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  15. You've got your bad terrorists, your good terrorists and your chosen terrorists!
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  16. It looks like the US is in desparate need of a new Afghanistan. Some simmering war they can drag along for a decade or two before moving on to the next one.
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  17. About the Dutch role, the one with the weird hair was not part of this. He is not in government, he is a member of parliament trying to form a new coalition government with three other parties. It was Mark Rutte's lot, the outgoing and fallen government. Hair man is a compromised z10 nist so IF he makes it into the next government it likely won't get any better but this one is on the interim government which went from complicit to committing today. I am not holding my hopes high about the response from parliament on the matter. They have been utterly impotent since the beginning of this janocidal fkfest.
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  18. ​ @JH-lf4ql ​"given their history of violence" Do me and yourself a favor and look up "OCHA casualties" to find a UN page with statistics until October 7th. Then reconsider who have been the violent ones. A state that has three sets of laws for its citizens, of which only one group can vote, is not a democracy, that's an apartheid state. Finally (I don't want to overload you), look up "They fought for Israel in 1948 nakba" to find testimony from the people who started this. Spoiler: it has not got better since, the IDF today is behaving in the same manner, they only have better weapons.
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  19. ​ @JH-lf4ql Free Palestine means "let's turn this apartheid state into a democracy".
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  20.  @JH-lf4ql  "given their history of violence" Do me and yourself a favor and look up "OCHA casualties" to find a UN page with statistics until October of last year. Then reconsider who have been the violent ones.
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  21.  @JH-lf4ql  ​To get an idea of how it all started, look up "They fought for l$r@3I in 1948 nakba" to find first hand testimony. Spoiler: it has not got better since, their behavior today is the same, they only have better gear.
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  22. Two million are dying and the z10 nist lot is saturating the news with politicians getting meaningless jobs for AFTER the war. Here in The Netherlands it's Sigrid Kaag, the outgoing minister of finance who will represent the UN in the rebuild of Gz@. Rebuild for whom? Nothing to see here folks, just some people being starved to death, look who's getting a new position!
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  23. The money from Israel still speaks louder to him than those pesky voters who are just momentary noise.
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  24.  @dandycat2204  It may look that way but people at the other side of the spectrum are complaining too. I have come to believe that anything potentially controversial is suppressed. To us that is critisism towards l$r@3I but to others it may be liberal bashing. Just using "negative words", even apolitical, may trigger it.
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  25. About the Dutch role, Geert Wilders was not part of this. He is not in government, he is a member of parliament trying to form a new coalition government with three other parties. It was Mark Rutte's lot, the outgoing dismissed government. Wilders is a compromised z10 nist so IF he makes it into the next government it likely won't get any better but this one is on the interim government which went from complicit to committing today. I am not holding my hopes high about the response from parliament on the matter. They have been utterly impotent since the beginning of this janocidal fkfest.
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  26. It seems to me this must still be a succes to the puppet masters. Either turn Labour into a Tory party of make it disappear altogether. They don't care which one it will be.
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  27. Anyone can nominate anyone. It was a couple of israeli university professors nominating her. They're just trolling, this is getting way too much attention.
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  28.  @adamesd3699  You do have more options in the UK. It doesn't seem like the Green Party or Lb Dems are benefiting greatly from this back stabbing incarnation of corruption. Nor do we see a decisive revolt within the party forcing him out. Which strikes me as odd.
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  29. Same here in The Netherlands. I will pronounce it for you: "Hoogovens", there. They are poisoning the environment now and are in no hurry to comply with regulations.
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  30. Political parties are not a thing in the constitution are they? MPs are elected on a personal basis. That's how it works in my country. Is it different in the UK?
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