Comments by "Biały" (@Bialy_1) on "ThamesTv" channel.

@kospencer1 In your dreams...
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@MissterX You forgot to write "successful" after "every"... ;)
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phillinrifle "you can find that scenario right here in the United States" the funy part is that all Africans from United States was free to go where ever they wanted and many did... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberia "Liberia began as a settlement of the American Colonization Society (ACS), who believed black people would face better chances for freedom and prosperity in Africa than in the United States." They dont teach you "there" about this "freedom and prosperity" heaven? I wonder why...
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@heliotropezzz333 " The only farmers that would do o.k under a hard Brexit are industrial scale ones that would adopt the same low standards. " So in your mind "hard brexit" = "Britain not allowed by Brussels to be independent country"? When ever socialist trying to explain anything it is done like in this movie, when this politic started to "explain" it was about everything but the main topic... "Socialism heroically overcomes difficulties unknown in any other system." - Stefan Kisielewski
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@Graeme Glebe "The American billion has since totally overtaken the British billion and nobody says that anymore even in Britain." Nope, check your facts, plenty of countries think that "bilion" = milion of milions...
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phillinrifle "Life wasn't better under a racist regime for anyone black." yes because you need to work... Why do you think that Eskimo people dont starve? You can produce food in Afrika whole year, in Europe you can do it only once a year and somehow food for starving people is allways going from Europe to Africa... "Well drop the sanctions !! You butt hurt whiteboys lost.. Get over it! & drop the embargos" heh, so now you need whiteboys permision to enjoy that "win"? Maybe you do embargo on whiteboys? No more what ever whiteboys were stealing from you... But dont wory i understand white comunists are as clueless as you...
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@nightmathzombieethan "Silly old phone, doesn't even have 8 quantum processors or a 3 dimensional holographic user interface" or headphone jacks or removable battery or socket for any memmory card... lets be honest, it is allready silly crapy phone!
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@alastairward2774 I think you are just as out of touch with reality as this guy in the video... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U880 "Launched 1980" and the video is from 1984. ;)
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@solcutta3661 https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fpl.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FElwro_800_Junior
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This is exactly what a russian spie would like us to believe... ;)
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No they were equiped by cia and this type of bs was presented to the public to explain how illiterate shepherd can have high tech like for example western made man-portable air-defense systems...
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@lukestrawwalker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exhaust_gas_recirculation
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@kamrankhan-lj1ng no suspension = less than 30mph max speed...
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KoivuTheHab "In 1838, Belgian lithographer Marcellin Jobard invented an incandescent light bulb with a vacuum atmosphere using a carbon filament." you watching to much discovery and national geographic...
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@genericname34 "he’s still considered the first serial killer," nope... "Locusta of Galt was a poisoner for hire who worked for the Roman emperor Nero's mother, Agrippina the Younger. She was tasked with poisoning members of the Imperial Family as well as Agrippina's husband, the former Emperor Claudius, as a means for Nero to gain power."
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@henryglarsson2635 "300.000 criminals were killed directly by Stalins orders." so if his right hand did that then it is not his fault? heh What i love about the guy is that he indirectly killed his son by not exchanging him for some German colonel and the cherry on the cake is that he most likely strangled to death one of his wifes during supper... what a "hero" he was. HAHA btw. if we talk about Stalin little helpers there was one guy with nickname "The Poison Dwarf" and what we can read in his bio one can ask? "In 1937 and 1938 alone, at least 1.3 million were arrested and 681,692 were shot for 'crimes against the state'. The Gulag population swelled by 685,201 under Yezhov, nearly tripling in size in just two years, with at least 140,000 of these prisoners (and likely many more) dying of malnutrition, exhaustion and the elements in the camps (or during transport to them)."
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@Guggu3d All that little things can disturb one man and he will notice them instantly and others can drive to home and not notice at all that something is "wrong". Especialy when your believe is strongly suported by fact that your key made for your car was able to open the car and start the engine...
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