Comments by "Miguel D Lewis" (@MiguelDLewis) on "RealLifeLore" channel.

Staying out of the Middle East is what led to the Barbary Wars and 9/11.
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@BlackCatPawz Yes, they were. Unit 731, Nanking, comfort girls, etc.
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God's judgement.✝
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@jamesedwards1284 Ashkenazim and Arab Palestinians both have ancient Hebrew Egyptian DNA though.
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@Doomer253 His neutrality just proved why no one cares about Sudan. Arabs don't care about Sudan because it's too black even though it's Muslim. And blacks don't care about Sudan because it's not Christian anymore. It hasn't been majority Christian since Makuria. Most black people are Christian so Sudan is irrelevant. You can't be black and Muslim and expect anyone to care about you. The only one who truly cares about us, and about humanity as a whole, is Jesus. "I am black and beautiful." -Song of Solomon 1:5
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@Ihavenoclue437 North Africa was literally controlled by the Middle Eastern Ottoman Empire though.
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@ultrainstinctgoku450 That's very true. Gaza survived the invasions of the Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs. It survived the Assyrian and the Greek invasions too. But it did not survive the Moon Cult.☪
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@Almabruk_ Islam has transformed the Kingdom of Makuria into the failed state it is today.
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@kntrsh I said the Barbary Wars were in the Middle East? Check a map of the Ottoman Empire , mate.
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@liquidthe_ethiopiannationalist Northern Africa was controlled by a Middle Eastern superpower. The Barbary pirates and their Sultans were under the direct control of the Ottomans. That's like saying "the British Empire was in West Africa". lol
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@marcellaagesilas3375 Desole, ma Francais est tres mal. Quelle mal a Les Etats Unis a faix aux Palestiniens? Donner l'argent a L'Israel? C'est tout, n'est pas?
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@Doomer253 Black skin means nothing if you're possessed by a demon. Zambia and Botswana never had a civil war and they're the two fastest growing economies in Africa. This is because they were thoroughly Christianized and integrated. Muslim, Marxist, and animist countries in Africa have no hope of ever achieving that level of peace and prosperity. Malcolm X didn't realize this, which is why he was ineffective. “Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.” - Proverbs 14:34
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@macewenart You're wrong but you're right. Sudan was never a French colony, though West Africa was called French Sudan. French Sudan (West Africa), Haiti, and all other nations that rebelled against France failed. Meanwhile, French Martinique and French Guadeloupe are doing fine.
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@macewenart That wouldn't solve the fundamental problem with Sudan. The fundamental problem with Sudan is that it's a Muslim country in Africa. The foreign legion or any other foreign power getting involved will just lead to another Libya or Somalia.
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@nmejhwp No one is torturing you. Islam is torturing you. Allah gives your wealth to those who follow Issa.✝ "I will make those who follow Issa superior to those who disbelieve to the Day of Resurrection." - Surah Ali 'Imran 3:55
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@hx5525 Facts.
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@grammaticalchainsaw7318 We weren't in the Middle East when the Barbary pirates first invaded.
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@omererel7766 Back when I was young and ignorant, I would've thought the same thing.
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@thematthew761 What involvement provoked the invasion and looting of the Barbary pirates?
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@liquidthe_ethiopiannationalist North Africa was to the Ottoman Empire what West Africa was to the British Empire. Try to keep up.
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@kayemni You make many points so lets address the first. When did I say that the Barbary Wars were in the Middle East? I clearly said that the Barbary pirates and their sultans were controlled by the Ottomans in the Middle East. Please learn how to read.
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@marcellaagesilas3375 Dans le passe, chaque de Presidents des Etats Unis etait en train de fait une solution a Deux Etats, non?
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@kayemni You made so many points, I was addressing them in order of priority. Had you any patience, you would've read when I said that the first time. That secondary point you made is based on a false premise found in your primary point. Your primary point implies that I believe the Barbary Wars took place in the Middle East. I hold no such belief. The TRIBUTE that the US was forced to give to the Barbary States was directly TAXED by the Ottomans. They also received military aid from the Ottomans when they INVADED US shipping lanes. Your assignment is to learn how to read, learn how to ask questions, and learn some patience.
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Because Islam.
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@Mohamed1907forever The USA only does to nations what they allow us to do. America has never touched stable, Christian African nations like Botswana and Zambia.
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@KongoMuller69 Makuria, Alodia, and Nobatia never had such a struggle.
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@KongoMuller69 Who told you Nobatia was "conquered" by Makuria?
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@KongoMuller69 That doesn't answer the question. Who told you Nobatia was "conquered" by Makuria? Cite your source.
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@jedininja666 Japan is probably the most culturally diverse country on Earth. Their writing (Kanji) and architecture is Chinese, their religion is Indian (Buddhism) and Korean (Shinto), and their technology is American (electricity, automobiles, computers). The Japanese imperial family is also of Korean descent while the general population is composed of Yamato, Ryukyuan, and Zainichi ethnic groups. There was even an African samurai named Yasuke who helped unite Japan under the Tokugawa Shogunate.
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@SamJ-re3yq The unofficial status of the patch is just an excuse to create plausible deniability. It perfectly matches what is written in the Torah in Bereshit 15:18.
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@sambob8019 Nah it would just be another Libya or Somalia. The only countries in Africa that never had a civil war are Christian nations: Zambia and Botswana.
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@isathefulani Singapore is majority Buddhist, not Muslim.
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@Ugaas3 Botswana and Zambia both have a higher GDP, higher life expectancy, and higher HDI than Somalia. Christian African nations do better than the Muslim and Animist ones.
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@Ugaas3 Prove me wrong. My sources include the IMF and the CIA.
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@aymankteer3676 Two Islamic generals who lack the self-sacrifice of Christ. Sudan was stable and free when it was Christian Makuria.
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@cemdursun I am serious. But you're saying everything I used to say when I was an angsty, miseducated teenager. You remind me of my young and ignorant past self.
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@thematthew761 Elaborate on that.
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@cemdursun Everyone here sounds like me when I was a teenager in the 2010's. No one has made any compelling or profound rebuttal that I can't get outside of social media. Just the same old conflict theory arguments.
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@kayemni Encouraging literacy is rude? You're a tsunami of false accusations. I never said the Barbary Wars were in the Middle East, nor did I even imply that. As you learn how to read, please also consider learning how to ask questions instead of jumping to conclusions based on false premises.
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@liquidthe_ethiopiannationalist 😉
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