Comments by "" (@NoahBodze) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. There are some ideas so stupid only an intellectual would believe them. -Orwell, paraphrased
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  2. Do not leave your cities. DO NOT! I am an American and we have 41 million of these feral savages who destroy everything they touch. You might leave a city for a year and go to another place, but they will destroy where you just left and follow you. Again – I am in American. I’ve seen this happen. I’m watching it happen.
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  3. Some people have inherent propensities as individuals and the same is true of groups. Who would have guessed the people that invented psychotherapy to get inside upper class, gentile society via its wealthy wives would have had tremendous propensities for psychopathy to begin with?
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  4. “There is nothing more confusing than a 30-year old newspaper.” - Michael Crichton
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  5. Who pays for all of this? They’re Simon’s pals. Everywhere they’ve ever gone they were removed for doing just this — flooding their host with more outsiders and profiteering from the predictable chaos.
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  6.  @Wolf-hh4rv  Theyre clinical psychopaths. You have to stop thinking theyre anything but.
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  7. Ahh! Another problem Simon sees but doesn’t know who causes it! Who works in advertising, Simon? Who’s over represented there, too?
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  8. No. Don’t. Because you’re still bringing them here. We did this in America where we Republican governors sent immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, a wealthy liberal area. Martha’s Vineyard just shipped them out but THEY ARE STILL IN AMERICA.
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  9. @Sirens. As an American, this apparent alliance with Israel and Trump deeply troubles me.
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  10. Indeed. I’m American of Central European descent. Just a whiff of what happened over the Black Sea, Balkans and Central Europe is scary. My ancestors got to American when it was still Prussia and Austria-Hungary, and I thank god for that. We would probably not have lived have we remained.
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  11. Henry Ford said if you isolate the 50 wealthiest dues on earth then you’ve discovered the source of all of our wars. Great man, that Ford.
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  12.  @gregoryhouse5240  “he said he loved me” is not a financial contract, yes.
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  13.  @SunofYork  You get the feeling both would probably march in a Gays Against Grooming parade. Starkey seems to understand why there was a “closet” in the first place. Aren’t we learning that now, too?
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  14. Americans went through this with Covid — we were highly regulated while thousands of ferals poured across the border every day. There is a Jacobin response to this coming and I don’t want to be anywhere near it when it happens.
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  15. When they show the wise black mutual fund investors is when the simulacra is fully there.
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  16. I can not imagine how you all haven't gotten physical with them — the only language they understand — though this economic downturn may be a blessing in disguise; People will become more nativist for some time as resources become more scarce. Expulsion jobs, too.
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  17. Won’t matter. There is no new or magical graph that will make people understand if they don’t already..
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  18. “LeShelock — it was your cousin, LeFelonious, who did this crime!”
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  19. Most people don’t realize that “Slava Russia” is also a thing, and that outsider Hebrew’s tried to break varying kinds of “slavophilia” murderously in many places.
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  20. No — that was de Gaulle.
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  21. There are over 100,000 Jews still claiming reparations from Germany over 75 years after the “death camps” closed. The hyper-efficient Germans couldn’t get their “death camps” to work properly, I guess.
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  22. @ I want you to be right. I don't think you are. I want you to be, though. I do.
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  23. Even in America, seeing black people in northern cities in any numbers was almost entirely a post-WWII thing. America had unbelievable European diversity, though. Everyone from Greeks to Swedes!
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  24. @valeriegrimshaw1365 You gonna keep lying to me in my language, genetic leech, or are we just going to make it Again 110?
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  25. Hungary had multiculturalism — its people today are a kind of ethnic goulash as people. Like Normans in England, Magyars came and conquered. But not all Hungarians — or even most — have Magyar DNA. Its most famous person was German, Puskas, and it’s had various waves of different peoples come through. Even amongst the narrow band of Europeans there was tension amongst the multiple cultures and ethnicities. It didn’t go as well in Hungary as it did in the American northeast.
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  26. Simon — for your last video on Hungary, do a video on Magna Carta and the Golden Bull of 1222, in Hungary. It’s almost the same event; nobles cornering a weak king to get him to promise, on parchment, that his rule is not absolute. “Jus resistendi.” Fascinating that Hungarians and English would have had almost no contact yet come to similar terms at the same time! In a sense, the answer to the question “what is it to be European?” is in that overlap, in Latin.
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  27. He helped get you guys Brexit and then undermined it. You should give him the Edward II treatment.
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  28. Perhaps you should separate “rational” with “natural.”
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  29. Those “racist Americans” suddenly don’t seem so much when you meet what they met, huh? How much of THAT history are you reconsidering now, as you confront what they saw in the present?
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  30. Thanks for Santa, Germans!
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  31.  @xmfclick  Seriously. You could add up all the armies that ever invaded England and it’s not even one side of one Mongol invasion. Huns. Turks. Romans. Nazis. Soviets. Avars. Lombards. All of them came through the Balkans and Central Europe. Western Europeans don’t understand anything like it.
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  32. Hitchens Razor.
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  33.  @Rvh1  Exactly – if you’re going to be accused of a crime, then you may as well commit it completely. Also, find out who popularized the word “racism”. Small hats.
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  34. David Irving was cancelled long before that, as was Tony Martin, in America. About neither can you find much information anymore.
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  35. You know it’s these same kind of people who went into those southern Polish camps, yes? When Rosa Luxembourg and her feral boyfriend are both outsiders to a civilization and are extremely caustic in trying to destroy it as an outsider, you have to put them somewhere. She and her boyfriend got the rifle butt and floated, but the rest would end up in those camps because what other choice did they have?
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  36. They claim everything except where they obviously come from.
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  37. Yea. That’s the point. They know they’re lessers, so this is their objective in their host’s country.
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  38. Wonder who owned the boats for those transatlantic slave voyages overseas. Wonder how there were synagogues in America’s two largest slave ports and where those patrons got the money to build them.
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  39. Know what would be a good episode, Simon — who popularized the phrase “racism,” where and why. Trotsky (Bronstein) in Slavic Russia and Hirschfeld in Teutonic Germany. But you won’t and the “wandering cosmopolitans” who resent being found out here will dispute it ALSO as wondering cosmopolitans.
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  40. @queer stammer I predicted your response, parasite. "But you won’t and the “wandering cosmopolitans” who resent being found out here will dispute it ALSO as wondering cosmopolitans."
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  41. They imported them because you didn’t want them. Reason isn’t what motivates them — pissing you off is. 😊
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  42. Check out the FIRST HOMICIDE DECIDED BY FINGERPRINTS in America. It’s a forensic science breakthrough that doesn’t make “Black History.” So much of the history of American lynching is how many people were SPARED, though deserved it.
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  43. You’ll get labour as a result. This is the trap of modern politics when it comes to emerging third parties — serious third parties, not fringe. Your defection to the third option means you split your traditional votes and your enemies win. I’m not telling you what to do, politically, just to consider the technical ramifications as a strategy.
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  44. The great irony is that THEY are white supremacists for wanting to come to your country from their inferior shit hole.
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  45. Not once in my time on earth have I once witnessed a black person fear the police. I despise the way they lie about this fear and think they're fooling anyone.
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  46. Once you understand “racist” was a word popularized by Trotsky to break what he viewed as a Russian Slavic insularity and resistance to outsiders — of which Trotsky and the communists were — then you stop caring. It’s going to become a compliment.
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  47. The Industrial Revolution was Germans — Bavarians, mostly — in southern Germany and the American Midwest. Steel at scale, cars and heavy machinery. We can bicker about it later, though. More pressing issues are at hand.
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  48.  @dittmannrudolfrohr2149  But he didn’t. Germans had to attack others because their centralization was failing. National socialism was more like fascism than communism, but the central planning is what made it bad. America stopped being capitalist at the same time, and it’s been a disaster. For both of our countries, the saving grace has been the resourcefulness of the people themselves to overcome central planning, not embrace it.
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  49. One can’t possibly know the history of the Turkish race in Europe and ever allow them in.
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  50.  @markb3915  Hatred is logical. In fact, that we don't logically hate is how we get inundated by outsiders. The small hats have shown them our weakness — we're too nice. A small hat will dispute this.
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