Comments by "Leodark Sam" (@leodarksam6230) on "CaspianReport" channel.

  1.  @mengelmoesNL  No they are not. Iran is the country that hosts the most Jews after Israel in the entire middle-east. The Jews there enjoy the same rights and privileges as any other non-jewish citizen in the country. Some of them have even acquired government positions and parliamentary seats. Don't take my word for it. Check it out yourself. Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHV1QUs-BA4&t=13s
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  2.  @alexpich7279  Israel restricts everything to Palestinians. EVERYTHING. Even mail reached the west bank 8 years later. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/15/world/middleeast/israel-west-bank-mail.html It's better to let someone think you are stupid than to open your mouth and prove it.
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  3. Salam.
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  4.  @prowarslamable  Bullshit. Turkey has been the only Truly successful and independent Muslim country in the Middle-East. Nearly all of the Gulf Arab states are either Israel's or America's puppet. The Arabs are nothing but useless, unable to take down their puppet dictators. Now they want to destroy the only great Muslim country in the region. Turkey is doing the right thing. This has nothing to do with religion. I'm saying this as a Muslim.
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  5. Lmao! at this point dual loyalty would actually be an improvement. Make no mistake, they are loyal to only one thing and it doesn't take a genius to know which one.
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  6.  @ems7623  You are seriously telling me that while being on a geopolitics channel? The first rule of geopolitics is that intentions don't matter. Only capability does. Iran doesn't have nukes. Israel on the other hand has does. You are seriously brainwashed if you thing US sanctions on Iran are there to deter Iran from getting nukes. US sanctions Iran because Iran opposes US ally Israel. It is the topic of this video, AIPAC, the Israeli lobby that influences this geopolitical decision of the US.
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  7. Not those conspiracy theories again. The main Syrian oil fields are in the East of the country which are controlled by the US army. The YPG/SDF have made a deal with US oil company and are smuggling low-grade crude from makeshift refineries to the international markets.
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  8. There are no protests. The Iranians are well educated people and they know exactly who is sanctioning them and crippling their economy to ignite a regime change.
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  9.  @felixthecat4584  I can almost feel you Europeans sweating. Wouldn't that be a sight to see? To watch millions of people that you invaded and enslaved, invading you back and this time're they'd be bringing the numbers. Lmao! As someone who lives in a far away country in South East Asia, I'd be willing to pay to see that happen. Lol
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  10.  @jascrandom9855  You forget that all those events are related. If the Kurish YPG were anything but terrorists the Turkey would never have the need to create a safe zone in the first place. The YPG is a terror group and hence they commit war-crimes and because of that Turkey wants to protect it's people by creating a safe zone along its border.
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  11.  @jascrandom9855  THE PKK and YPG have killed more than 30,000 people in Turkey over the years. They literally want to steal land from Turkey in order to make their fantasy land. Turkey itself has the most number of Kurds in the region, all of which are quite well assimilated. Just like Iranian Kurds are. The YPG is a single terror group made up of 20-30 thousand armed to the teeth extremists that don't represent the Kurdish people whatsoever. They also act as a US proxy in the region. There is literally no Kurdistan in existence. Nor has there ever been. Kurds are a nomadic people. The word "Kurd" literally means "nomadic" in Iranian. They have no ancestral land.
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  12.  @Foche_T._Schitt  Israel was caught red-handed planting secreat devices across the Whitehouse. Just look it up.
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  13. That must be the wet dream of every murican. Dream on I say. You will not get it unless there's war and this will be the war the will weaken the US enough to make China and Russia take advantage of it.
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  14. Look up the details. Iran needs nuclear energy because their population is growing.
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  15. @Joseph Gutierrez Keep the degeneracy you call "development" to yourself. No one wants shit from you. With enough stability and time, the Middle-Eastern nation would be more than capable enough to modernize on their own. Just take your sanction off of Iran and will be the most powerful and modernized nation in the entire region. But you won't will you? Gotta keep that military industrial complex going because without it, your country is nothing.
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  16. Pro Israeli people have always accused those of us critical of it to be biased, tinfoil-hat anti-semites. Finally a video comes out that objectively shows how truly influential AIPAC is in the US, how it controls the country and how they not only don't serve American interests but also not even the interests of the wider Jewish population of the world. They just serve Israel.
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  17. That is why I believe Jordan as a nation will not last.
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  18.  @soulsphere9242  That's not even close to US numbers. Might I remind you the US has been at war with at least some country around the world over the last century? Not to mention they've been in Afghanistan for the last 17 years.
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  19.  @Isacc142  Here: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/10/syria-us-allys-razing-of-villages-amounts-to-war-crimes/
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  20. More than 30,000 people in Turkey have been killed by PKK terror attacks. Look it up.
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  21.  @infidelheretic923  ISIS has never attacked Israel.
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  22.  John Murdoch  Israel literally admitted to arming and funding militants in Syria. I wouldn't be surprised if they staged faked attacks. They are famous for staging attacks and blaming Hamas to use it as excuse to bomb Gaza.
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  23.  John Murdoch  Most of the small arms Russia seized from ISIS were manufactured in Israel. And reports came out in Wiki leaks de facto proving Washington's funding and support for terrorist groups. Maybe as god's "chosen ones" you need to do more research and get your facts straight.
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  24.  @obasha7976  Do you have any evidence of this? Since social stability is one of King Abdullah's main concerns, I highly doubt that deal came through. "The gas of the enemy is an occupation. Down with the gas deal" is what the Jordanians were chanting when they were holding their mass demonstrations.
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  25. People in this thread are missing the point. The US has human-rights regulations on foreign investment because they can afford that luxury. Russia and China can't as they don't hold monopoly over the world currency and things such a the IMF.
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  26.  @TOFKAS01  No, he's speaking the truth. The US has more bases in Germany than all of Europe.
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  27. Nothing nice abut it at all since they operate on their personal own agenda, not the good of the world.
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  28.  Stephen Jenkins  Also what about the countries the US destabilized and is actively destabilizing?
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  29.  Stephen Jenkins  So you're saying destabilizing Iraq in the pretext of false accusations of WMDs is a lie? The grand sham called "war on terror" in Afghanistan which has been going for almost 20 years in a lie? The destabilization of Libya is a lie? The destabilization of Syria by the US is a lie? they are attempting the every same thing in Iran right now in front of our eyes. That's a lie too?
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  30.  @lewis1609  even if you are what you claim to be, you are only "Turkish" in name only. You are as much Turkish as Boris Jhonson is. He has Turkish ancestry too but doesn't know shit about Turkish culture or values. Same thing with you. And when have I claimed to be Turkish? I do think that Turkey is a great country and the Turks are amazing people but I don't want to be Turkish myself. I love my own ethic background and am quite proud of it. What kind of Pathetic man want to be something that he is not? What kind of pathetic man disregards the country he was born in in favor of one that he might have some genetic connection to? You have no morality or sense of identity or duty.
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  31. You speak of Turkey as if you're not even a citizen of the country.
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  32.  @N3XYF  Ahh... Wikipedia... The most reliable and legit source of information in the world. How do you explain the reality on the ground? During the coup in 2016, the Turkish people literally came out and prevented it in support of Erdogan. I agree that he has tightened his grip on power since then but recently, he lost his parliamentary majority. he also lost some of the major cities. How do you explain that? You think that's possible in an autocratic country?
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  33.  @TheReaper569  The problem with that is, Turkey has already succeeded in another operation of the same caliber in Syria before. Back when they took Afrin during operation Olive Branch, both the Syrian Government and and SDF joined hands but Turkey still won. Are you seriously questioning Turkey's military capabilities while being Turkish yourself? You of all people should know better that Turkey has the second largest and most sophisticated army in NATO. They have weapons from both Russian and NATO. they also have their own homegrown ones as well to fill in the gaps. How do you think they were able to liberate Northern Cyprus with ease? I'm seriously having doubts over your claims of you being Turkish.
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  34.  @TheReaper569  Just because the US lost in Vietnam, Turkey will lose Syria? Just because the US in losing in Afghanistan, Turkey will loose in Syria? What kind of logic is that? We are talking about completely different conflicts in completely different environments under completely different circumstances here. The war is Vietnam was literally a war for survival for the Vietnamese. Same in Afghanistan. There is little that can stop a man when he's fighting for survival. Both are classic examples of war of attrition. The conflict in Syria is nothing like that. Turkey hasn't declared war on Syria. They've engaged in a limited military operation and their objective is to go 30km deep to secure the border and border alone. They will not go any further than that. The Kurdish YPG is not fighting for survival. They are fighting to create their fantasy land. Assad isn't fighting for survival either as Russian political and military backing as well as backing at the UN has established his position quite firmly. Literally nothing you said makes any sense and they are not based on facts but rather your uninformed and biased opinion.
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  35.  @TheReaper569  >"logic is blind faith" wat?
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  36. He speaks as if he knows for sure that Iran carried out the mining attacks in the Persian Gulf, The attacks on Saudi on facilities. None of which has been proven to be true. In fact the Houtis actually claimed responsibilities for the Saudi Attacks. And the US drone that was shot down was in fact in Iranian air-space, not the Persian Gulf. As for them seizing the British tanker, it was in response to the illegal seizing of Iran own super tanker. Shirvan should get his facts straight.
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  37. #FreeNorthernIreland
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  38.  @wdwfanatic1394  You overthrow their democratically elected leader, illegally sanction them, arm their enemies, tear up treaties, assassinate their general, threaten them with war-crime. What do you actually expect them to say? "Glory to America"? Piss off.
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  39.  @wdwfanatic1394  I'm talking about Mosadegg. He was democratically elected but the Cia overthrew him in 1952 nevertheless. So you muricans have messed with Iran so much that you yourselves have now lost count of it?
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  40. You speak as if you know for sure that Iran carried out the mining attacks in the Persian Gulf, The attacks on Saudi on facilities. None of which has been proven to be true. In fact the Houtis actually claimed responsibilities for the Saudi Attacks. And the US drone that was shot down was in fact in Iranian air-space, not the Persian Gulf. As for them seizing the British tanker, it was in response to the illegal seizing of Iran own super tanker. He should get his facts straight.
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  41.  @qTHEGAMERp  Does it make it any less true?
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  42. You never explain why Iran feels the need to acquire Nuclear Weapons in the first place. They are threatened on a daily basis by Israel and the US. The Americans have made it clear that they will go to war on Israel's behalf. If Trump get's one more term in the White House, this will become reality. Also, Turkey already has US nuclear weapons with dual key agreement.
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  43.  @medievalogic  In geopolitics, intentions don't matter. Only capabilities. Israel has the capability to kill millions of innocent Iranians in one go. Iran doesn't. Who is the threatened party here?
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  44. I agree.
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  45.  @galblachman841  Israel itself admitted to arming and funding militants in Syria. Look it up.
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  46.  @galblachman841  Here: https://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/syria/in-syria-israel-secretly-armed-and-funded-12-rebel-groups-1.6462729 This is an Israeli news-media outlet. Not even a foreign one.
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  47. Why are you so anti-Iran?
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  48. It's about weather they slow-mo genocide or traditionally genocide the Palestinians. The Arab leaders are too afraid to lose their life of luxuries so they prefer not to bat an eye. This is what will lead to the destruction of the Arab world.
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  49.  @rejvaik00  I see.
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  50. Do you have a better idea?
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