Comments by "PutinPussyRiot" (@ruzziasht349) on "GBNews" channel.

  1. In the 1970s Lebanon used to be Christian, and then they let in the migrants - now look what happened.
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  2.  @alpddar2518  used to be wonderful peaceful country when I visited all those years ago. I believe Iran used to be too, but I never went there. Lebanon historically had a large Christian majority, particularly in the early to mid-20th century. When the country gained independence from France in 1943, Christians, primarily Maronite Catholics, were by far the largest religious group, and the political system was structured to reflect this demographic balance. However, over the years, due to various factors such as emigration, differing birth rates between communities, and the impact of the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1990), the demographic landscape shifted. Today, Lebanon has a more evenly split population between Christians and Muslims (Sunni and Shia), though exact numbers are difficult to determine because Lebanon has not conducted an official census since 1932. Christianity remains a significant part of Lebanon's identity, but the majority status has changed over time.
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  3.  @ambrose816  Joel Cauchi
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  4. He's a Jock - and they want out, and I didn't think Liverpool wanted in either.
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  5.  @alpddar2518  I visited there in 1973 it was beautiful and a paradise. Now lost for ever, even Beirut was once labelled "the Paris of the East".
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  6.  @Letstalkhere2025 the power of Islam to destroy communities. It's looking extremely embarrassing for Hezbollah, did they buy the pagers from Wish? HAHAHA
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  7. Well I never - a cravat in 21 century, and with double denim! I didn't expect that!
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  8. @davidthomas9190 Is the earth flat in your world too?
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  9.  @davidthomas9190  what about the chem trails? C'mon you can tell me, you amongst friends.
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  10.  @davidthomas9190  Chem trails? what about the Chem trails?
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  11.  @alanhargreaves-thevoiceofr2361  they've never been European, it's an island, and they're always been mongrels - bit of Irish, Scottish, Anglo, Saxon, Denmark, Norway, Italian and Celt.
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  12.  @Morningstar-xz5bl  Northern Irish?
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