Comments by "William Innes" (@williaminnes6635) on "Triggernometry" channel.

  1.  @lacobymills4930  Is he, now?
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  2. Out of my ass, I'd say strategic hamlets, in the Sinai, after a massive development project for water, power, broadband. You get 5-7 families per hamlet, they get one mosque or church that doubles as a school/kindergarten/first aid station, and people get in and out of the hamlet in a bus controlled by the Israelis. Hamlet's surrounded by a double fence, between hamlets are free fire zones patrolled by full timers and interspersed with bunkers. That would cut Hamas' supply, and instead of Israel going back to a scenario of reoccupying Gaza, would allow for Israel militarily to defeat Hamas. The argument against the strategic hamlet system is moot. Gazans have immune systems used to the presence of other Gazans, and cutting Hamas' supply would allow Palestine as a movement to get resources to the Gazans in the strategic hamlets. This would mean the problems with civilian casualties which occurred with this strategy when the British used it to win the Second Boer War would not be repeated.
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  3. I unsubbed as well.
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  4.  @TBD-wt2xq  When Vaush would go on other people's shows, if you were in to the host's show, it was sort of fun to watch how they handled Vaush's thing, which was gotcha tactics - and Vaush actually had a talent for high school debate club level gotchas. Gotcha tactics rub me less the wrong way than Konstantin's whole thing in this interview.
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  5.  @retror.d.1630  Konstantin's not falling for the Israeli talking points? I'm confused.
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  6. Which one?
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  7. I almost hit like on the comment, but then it was clear you didn't mean Konstantin
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  8. ​ @REmm-rf8fl  If you genuinely did not notice his body language, the structure of his interjections, or his tone; then as an exercise for clearly being on the autism spectrum, watch the first couple of minutes, and note down to yourself how he's behaving, because it will save you a mountain of misery when you see somebody pulling the same fucking bullshit on you.
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  9.  @anthonydonlan3140  🤡
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  10.  @furrygoose94  maybe for assuming Konstantin was going to be good faith, but, I haven't actually seen this con man routine out of Konstantin prior to this interview.
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  11. I used to know this guy - know of him, met him, sneaky bastard from Halifax, let's call him Merry Tyres - who was a compulsive liar who made a bunch of money by lying to people that a thing everybody knew was available and was cheap but had risks was a thing that was expensive and perceived to have fewer risks. Several people had issues when the risks involved affected them. He would do this thing where he would really act like somebody else had to gain his confidence. Konstantin reminds me of that guy in this interview.
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  12.  @nuqwestr  because Iranians look at Arabs with contempt, and Arabs look at Iranians with distrust. The Israel-Palestine beef goes back to the early 20th century, bunch of Egyptian rednecks lost thar jarbs, stayed bitter about it ever since. The Arab-Iran thing goes back to the 8th century.
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  13.  @safuwanfauzi5014  The antiTurkish stuff is crap.
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