Yep. Seems like nothing has changed.
The comments are coming from people in various countries. At least one German (Gustauve Drakenhime) wrote one friendly comment.
Like most Americans, I have a few German ancestors. But I won’t go with German identity or any other kind of foreign national identity.
“Here is Germany” was indeed propaganda. There was much truth in it, but there were exaggerations and false contrasts. There was a reason for posting the link, though. If other nations prepare for war against us, we’ll fight in every way possible, including with insulting propaganda.
Too many (though not all) Germans have really been dishing out anti-American propaganda, lately, as many other Europeans have. What surprises me a little, though, is a recurring complaint that I’ve seen in recently made videos showing complaints against us from people on German streets. Quite a few of them said that one of our faults is that we are “naive,” an indication that they disrespect us for being more unassuming than them. It also indicates the transverse: that they see something positive about preying on the naive: a kind of admission of an admiration of evil.
Many in Europe also reacted negatively against our President’s declaration of U.S. recognition of Israel’s capital, Jerusalem. They have no reasonable interest in Israel, while the majority of Americans support Israel for moral reasons.
It’s an impulsive, obsessive derangement on their part—an attitude mentioned in several places in the Prophets in what most people here call the Old Testament. Fascinating reading, if one reads it through without injecting metaphors from material outside of the Old Testament into their minds to distract themselves from what’s in front of them. It’s even more fascinating, if all of it is read to its complete, concrete and final conclusion in the Old Testament.