Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "VICE News" channel.

  1. Found the dealer
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  2.  @jessicaxhanning2111  I'm a historian. I actually had to check as part of my work. Biden's cronies were actually "relieved" when a Federal judge reinstated the remain in Mexico policy and only made minor tweaks. I have seen no other orders given from the current administration as he is preoccupied with unrelated matters. The border wall is still being built. Policies don't instantly change with a new POTUS.
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  3. Worse than that, there's a list of common cheats mostly availableto people in high places, but that doesn't stop most Chinese parents from trading their child's happiness for the family's possible success.
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  4.  @walkingdead171  you won't get poisoned directly, but the long term exposure to it causes main illnesses (many neurological). The phrase "mad as a hatter" came from how in the 19th century before the effects of mercury were discovered, men who made fur hats would gradually go insane and die.
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  5. Dude this isn't remotely new, Russia is a big country that is involved and a lot of conflicts at any given time
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  6. Even if that were true, much of Russia's fire equipment is closer to Greece than Yakutia.
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  7. Found the stoner
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  8. IIRC, Ethiopian states have a constitutional right to succeed but Abbis Abba never honored that. I haven't seen any specific casus belli for this war, but the state has been ruled by a local armed party since the Ethiopian Civil War.
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  9.  @samtheshame9951  there's no evidence that occurred.
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  10. There's more in Russia than politics
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  11.  @aboucard93  you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it? This is Haiti for crying out loud, basic competency is a rarity in all walks of life.
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  12. These guys have money to feed themselves but not their own children too........
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  13. That won't stop the fighting.
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  14. They've developed a strong preferrence for anti-anxiety medicine. They're the biggest consumer per capita.
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  15. The PCD guy is talking out his butt. He wouldn't know whether or not they were "all civilians" as no one knows where all the soldiers in Gaza live as their are hundreds of factions. He also spends the entire time yanking heart strings instead of reporting any real investigation or cleanup so he's pretty much worthless.
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  16. Extreme crime rates. It's easy for gangs to form within the government.
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  17. 3:25 That's basically a catalogue of every army that ever went to Africa. There's Belgian FALs and Brownings from colonial era, there's M16s from the Cold War, M1 Garands, Lee-Enfields, and many other odds and ends carbines. The reason is Africa has very few factories of its own and mostly rely on either foreign imports or antiques from WWII and/or old colonial armies.
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  18. "The case is part of a broader assault on the Amazon." And yet, you have no interest in stating what the lawsuit is about, who's the plaintiff, or what arguments are presented.
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  19. Most of the stuff is localized and has nothing to do with the main Houthis-Hadi fighting. I saw one piece on an "insane asylum" that has all the marks of a clandestine jail.
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  20. @The Big Kiwi and why would I care about that? The fact if the matter is there's not one iota of evidence that points to voter fraud from either party nor any connection between Trump and Putin nor Biden encouraging illegal migration. It's all just libel that highlights why many countries have censorship laws.
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  21. Don't take Mr.Gomes' word for it. He probably did help steal a car, but that doesn't make it any less annoying to constantly become a suspect over and over because of a cheap camera.
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  22. If I were Nigerian police, I'd arrest all the hostage negotiators and make them cough up the names and locations of all their contacts. The question we must ask is, why hasn't that happened?
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  23.  @thomism1016  Ooph. I know. Everyone on these videos pretends they know all there is about the continent when they don't even know what an Afrikaner is.
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  24. Lose the whataboutism, liar.
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  25. There was no genocide during the actual underground railroad either.
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  26.  @houdini5538  you ain't helping anyone
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  27. I'm disappointed but not surprised. I'm sure all the fools behind this are in this very thread blaming the other side for their own antics.
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  28. The Taliban is a cartel, and Kadyrov ain't into Sharia. I don't know who you're comparing to the Taliban.
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  29.  @aligmal5031  it sure as hell ain't. Construction on some buildings has stated and there are many scale models and artist renderings and grand announcements but that's it.
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  30. No, it suggests it. Security appears to have been lax for a long time, which isn't surprising in Haiti where few skilled professionals of any kind exist. It could be the assailants did their recon and knew when the guards would all be in bed, or out drinking, or having dinner.
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  31. They're probably going to get busted for weed eventually.
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  32. We could end this war any time we wanted to, but we have no interest in the region.
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  33. 2:37 What is he talking about protecting Jerusalem? They're in Jenin and the Israelis control the city for the moment.
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  34. You don't know the half of it. I don't let people thank me for service and no one comprehends why I'd rather go to war with conscripts.
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  35.  @looseygoosey1349  migrants didn't say that. Liars on the internet said that. And Biden's campaign promises were just fluff as wouldn't know how the system works.
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  36.  @davidz2562  he made a campaign promise, but progress on the barriers remained unchanged as of this week. Again, he's preoccupied with unrelated matters and the bureaucracy is apolitical and doesn't instantly change with a new POTUS.
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  37.  @mr.meesicks1801  sure, bribery works wonders in Sudan and Washington could easily do that, but have no illusions that whomever loses the elections in Sudan will start a war.
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  38. I wish this story was remotely true.
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  39. You want the US to seize the port cities and use our charity to lift most of the symptoms? That's ok, just note we'd be effectively at war with both sides.
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  40.  @DieNibelungenliad  yeah right. As if the very Arabs and conspiritards demonizing Israel have done anything significant in decades
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  41. The bribes are the only part of this that is remotely surprising or concerning.
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  42. That's not exactly what the case here is. The two caveats are Japan places extremely high values on the integrity and reputation of institutions, so they'll only prosecute if they know beforehand they'll win. Also, their justice system is largely the same as back in the samurai days when armed clans had all the power, meaning there aren't many rules about what they can't do.
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  43. 24:30 It sounds like they were trying to generate paperwork to make it look like they were doing something when they actually weren't. Consider the possibility that the men in charge of storing the nitrate were the ones stealing it over time, hence why they didn't move it. Or it could be Customs was trying to get the courts to let them sell it so they could pocket the cash while the dock workers were siphoning it off in the meantime.
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  44. Who said anything about either of those, it's just a lazy and effective way to give someone grief. And no, civilized countries do not put up with this
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  45. Not all Africans came as slaves.
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  46.  @evilovesperry  I know dozens of slang terms for murder, so your condescension doesn't even make sense, normie.
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  47. They won't. Because we ain't a mass of quasi-literate thieves and bullies.
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  48.  @user-em6ie2be7x  I'm a historian. I don't get my factual info from advocacy groups. Like this video, it presented as fact the lawsuit was part of a larger campaign to take native land and culture, an assertion that would only need to be made if the scriptwriters thought that reasonable people might believe the opposite. They also ignore the who, what, and why of the lawsuit making this an obvious garbage editorial from the start. They also make no distinction between the many different native groups in Brazil that feud with each other as often as anyone else. They also deliberately imply that all of the outsiders investing in the Amazon are mafiosos and political cronies which is simply false.
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  49.  @agentofsorros  that's hilariously baseless. You can't just say there were both separatists and Islamic extremists in Chechnya back then?
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  50. Whilst you are guilty of all the same antics but are blaming your rivals.
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