Comments by "Strife" (@strife2746) on "TLDR News EU" channel.

  1. Europe seriously needs to stop relying on the US for security. We need to build up our own armies and defend ourselves for a change.
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  2.  @NaenaeGaming  Using immigration as a means to solve declining birthrates is a horrible way to fix the problem.
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  3. It doesn't matter. I don't want either of them in Europe at this point.
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  4.  @Aman-oi3re  They destroyed their own nation.
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  5. This is false. The Albanian court suspended the deal to determine IF it breaches their constitution. That conclusion has not been drawn as of yet.
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  6.  @kasetoast8354  Good. May they be deported soon.
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  7.  @tijldeclerck7772  I'm not a fan of him either but he is one of the few who protects European borders from unassimilable cultures outside of the continent. And yes, that is a good thing. Doubt the opposition would follow in those footsteps.
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  8.  @DerdiedasBlue  As a Canadian, our immigration system isn't what it used to be anymore, either. We're bringing the wrong kind of people like Germany does.
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  9. That's the whole problem. Europe is supposedly the most successful continent on the planet, but this continent is weak af. We really need to become a military superpower as well. Now is more of a time than ever to realise that not everything can be solved through dialogue and that some countries will never play nice. We need to be prepared for that and not with cookies and tea, but with jets and battle tanks.
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  10. Yeah, and Köln new year's eve happened because of that. It astonishes me how there are still so many Germans who keep welcoming them.
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  11.  @zaydalaoui9397  Wanting to deport islamists is not racist. Neither is preserving your culture.
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  12. How you can still be supportive of a liberal migration policy when you see what it does to Europe is astonishing.
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  13.  @ReeceDK  Yes, actually. It is a majority. Looking up statistics isn't difficult with access to the internet.
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  14.  @elwoodzmake  Integration is about the cultural aspect. That doesn't have anything to do with violent crime. You don't have to integrate someone to make them understand attacking another person is wrong.
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  15.  @SwimmingClass1922  You're a Turk, aren't you?
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  16. It's never gonna happen, dude. The Greek-Turkish relation is one of the most abusive relationships to exist. You will never be friends.
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  17.  @Kmlcvlk999  Or maybe Turkey needs to stop bullying Greece? These two countries will never be friends.
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  18. ​ @Abdullah_the_Palestinian Dunno what you're talking about. More than 2/3rds of Gaza is flattened by now. We can see who the clear winner is, here. 😂
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  19. ​ @FrikInCasualMode  Apparantly you don't understand the difference between European culture and MENA culture. You can't really call it multi-culturalism when it's just European cultures being exchanged amongst member states seeing how the cultures are a lot more similar than what you have on the other side of the Mediterranean. What's on the other side doesn't mix with what we have in Europe and most people don't want them here anymore. What don't you get about protecting the EXTERNAL borders? The UK is oursourcing asylum seekers to Rwanda, speeding up deportations and want a merit-based system like Canada to only bring in the best of the best. That's what they always wanted to do so there isn't much of a surprise there. Hungary and Poland are in the EU as well and they don't want MENA cultures in their country either and they're not leaving the club either. Schengen is actually being re-negotiated and reformed because countries acknowledge the current system just doesn't work anymore and want to remove the free movement of persons and reinstall borders checks again. Wide open borders with no regulations are becoming less and less acceptable by especially Germany and France. Don't be an idiot and actually learn your stuff.
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  20. As a Canadian in Europe, I fully agree. But I don't just want a pause, we should stop bringing in people from certain cultures. With all the pro-Hamas demonstrators we've had in our streets recently, I think it's fair to say that some cultures will never truly integrate. We shouldn't bring in people from those cultures anymore.
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  21.  @tjroelsma  Also, Greeks and Turks are two completely different people. Irish and English aren't that different from each other.
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  22. I wish we would also protect our external borders from foreign cultures but we can't even seem to do that right.
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  23. They should have kept the nuclear reactors active.
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  24.  @maxmichalik4938  Economically. Socially, they can't stand each other. No one can really stand the French to be honest, lmao.
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  25. I'm no fan of Trump but he's right about Europe. We need to learn to defend ourselves and not rely on foreign nations the whole time. If you want to be strong, you need to fight your own battles and right now that is more important than ever.
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  26.  @utku_baloglu  I've been to Turkey before. It's an islamic country. It's really not that difficult.
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  27. ​ @lilo7741  The UNHCR put the number of refugees in Turkey at 4+ million, still a lot but that's half of the number you gave. Internal documents with the Turkish military show that it maintains profiles of officers based on their religious beliefs and ethnic background. Non-Muslims and ethnic minorities receive negative endorsements and are much less likely to be promoted. The documents came to light through Nordic Monitor, a project of a journalist who fled Turkey, Abdullah Bozkurt. They prove that Turkey, a NATO country, discriminates systematically and illegally. According to Bozkurt, there were already few non-Muslims or officers from an ethnic minority in the Turkish army anyway. They are already being refused application and screening, he claims. Those who do get past that often hide their background for fear of discrimination. In the run-up to the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide on April 24, the week before a door of an Armenian school in Istanbul was defaced with a swastika. Around this period, there are often such provocations in the country, but also in other places in the world where migrants from both groups live. Also during the corona pandemic and the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, hatred against Armenian Christians in Turkey increased. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a speech called the Armenians in his country "leftover remnants of the sword". He was referring to the relatives of Armenians who survived the genocide. Also, the transformation of Istanbul's beautiful Chora Church of the Holy Saviour, merged into a swelling stream of Turkish Christian churches being confiscated, shuttered, torn down, or converted into mosques. You are a liar and you know it.
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  28. 3:23 D66 isn't center nor center-right. They're a left-wing progressive party and have been a thorn in the eye of the coalition for far too long. Also, they've dipped in the polls for months now. It's not because of NSC.
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  29.  @tjroelsma  Lmao you're absolutely crazy if you think they ''worked things out.'' Hahahahaha.
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  30.  @Blabla-od7vt  Never said anything about the great replacement theory. Also, replacement migration has been acknowledged by the UN and isn't a theory.
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  31. Who are you kidding with this? They've tried fixing things for the last 50 years. It just doesn't work out.
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  32. Who are you kidding with this? They've tried fixing things for the last 50 years. It just doesn't work out.
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  33. Who are you kidding with this? They've tried fixing things for the last 50 years. It just doesn't work out.
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  34.  @PatrickButterly  No, you're pretty spot on. What the reformations are going to look like is still being debated, so no drafts have been filed yet.
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  35.  @RobLocksley  The aspects I just mentioned are inherently rooted in islamic culture. To say that it's not is a flatout lie. Accept it.
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  36.  @RobLocksley  Cool story, bro. It's not just culture, it's also religion. The Quran literally tells them to treat women and minorities that way. Studies showcased an overwhelming number of muslims think that way.
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  37.  @munaali840  Never said it was. You're the one doing that. And I'm Canadian. Same thing is happening in Canada as it is in Europe. Legal or illegal doesn't matter.
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  38. Why was it catastrophic?
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  39. 61% of French people support a ban on the headscarf. So that couldn't put a dent in her poll results if she has a majority backing her.
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  40. And yet, the Tweede Kamer is horribly splintered as evident by how many parties are present (and no, that's not a good thing). It's a lot more polarised than surrounding countries and no one seems to be able to agree on anything. Dutch politics are awful and can't get anything done.
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  41. 61% of French citizens support a headscarf ban. That is what the majority wants but I guess you're not a fan of majority outcomes when the results don't suit you.
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  42. @@shanelong5602 Canada literally has Irish descent built into their social history. Don't talk about subjects you clearly know nothing about.
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  43.  @mseb3909  The Dutch political scientist André Krouwel has designed a two-dimensional division of Dutch politics with a left and right axis, and a progressive and conservative axis. This classification can be found in the Kieskompas, which is used to rank the Dutch and Belgian national political parties. And there, you can see D66 is high up at progressive and on the left side of the compass.
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  44.  @Wozza365  Tell me you don't know anything about the UK without telling me you don't know anything about the UK. 😂
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  45.  @Wozza365  Greeks and Turks could not be more different and they will never be friends. What you're referring to maybe only applies to the Thrace area, but Turkey is bigger than that. 😂
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  46.  @tobib6885  They're still coming in to Spain and they've only made a few deals with Morocco that worked out '''great'' as this week showed us. Italy is still picking them up by boat. German NGO's are still picking them up, Germany is even flying planes directly from Africa to Germany. Sweden is still bringing them in, Belgium is still bringing them in. France is still bringing them in. We could be doing so much more but it's simply not happening.
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  47.  @scifino1  I'm fine with the pushbacks.
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  48.  @zed7060  What's so racist about wanting to preserve your culture and keep unassimilating migrants out?
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  49.  @RobLocksley  A western culture where women enjoy the same rights as men. Where being LGBT doesn't get you thrown off of a building. Where blasphemy doesn't get you in serious trouble. Where being from Israel doesn't mean you'll get a mob of "certain" people after you and much more. That kind of culture. Not the ones we observe across the Mediterranean.
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  50.  @RobLocksley  You don't see Christians blowing themselves up in the streets, do you?
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