Comments by "john" (@Pistolita221) on "Task & Purpose" channel.

@mutum1 It's a racist trolling, trying to get normies to call indians dirty and uneducated. Pretty pathetic that some guy in their basement is this upset about india existing (especially because they're an ally).
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I'm glad you had a conclusion and it was the same conclusion as the people of Ukraine! Brings a new meaning to the term Spare Parts Army. Great work, Cappy. More importantly than doing right by the audience, I think you did right by the Ukrainian people and the Ukrainian occupied Russian people.
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duterte's son was caught with half a ton of drugs, he was not fighting the cartel he was the cartel.
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yeah, the arrests are definitely a part of the solution but it's not the end of the saga. The story didn't end with a nice little bow wrapped ontop, the US demand still exists.
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russian arms dealers deplete russias armament stockpile, bout hurts the russian military.
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lol, i can tell he's probably not republican, too. I'm here for it, though. you basically can't find decent news coverage from right wing outlets, it's pretty much just rage bait, no geopolitical analysis or examination of potential unintended consequences, they're all boots on the ground everywhere all the time and that's not helpful for anyone. Bombs don't increase production, they reduce it.
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What about the IDF soldiers who shoots kids for throwing rocks? What about the 62 attacks on medical facilities in Gaza since the 7th? What about the west bank which isn't controlled by Hamas but still gets bombed and shot up just the same? We could go on and on about what both sides have done but unless you want a Holocaust and expect the world to stand by or support it, you're just trying to make the situation worse for everyone.
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Yup, is the USA going to keep 2 strike groups there the entire time to ensure Israel can do this with impunity? IDK, seems a bit excessive.
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The fed (as a bipartisan entity) wants more cartel and crime in general for numerous reasons. Keeps us busy looking at each other, drives up the number of meatheads willing to do whatever for a dollar, and increases ALL smuggling.
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cause the fed had contracts with them, obviously.
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Dictators make ridiculous projects to impress the international community all the time, actually. It's very in line with most dictatorships that can afford that sort of project. You see it in the Arab dictatorships, like Saudi Arabia and the UAE, you see it in China with their city building spree's. You see it in European dictatorships, too. They usually enslave locals to build the projects, though.
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It's not JUST the CIA, the USA has something like 18 acknowledged intelligence agencies, but like Delta Force there are probably others that aren't officially acknowledged.
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lmfao, too true.
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Can't drones be equipped with Lidar? They should be able to sight APC's.
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@paulanthonynelson2733 he means pull out of all these other countries. Australia has reasons to trade with the USA, I could see US electrical components being made/ore processed in Australia. What business do we have in Afghanistan? Or chili? Or Somalia? Or Liberia? Or the congo? Why are we spending billions making the 3rd world a worse place to be while our sewage system crumbles and ruins our cities with the stench, and poisons the water? Why send our people and machines to be shot at for nothing when our healthcare and literacy rates are the worst in the developed world and falling behind the developing world? We can work with partners but enough with this stupid 'nation building' they don't want us and we don't want them.
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I'm pretty confident that the latin american drug trade is mostly just a pipeline to supply the US and other northern nations demand, we need to legalize tax and regulate these industries, which is what they are.
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@aleksandrs1422 To my knowledge, the NATO intelligence services haven't been big on declassifying anything since the fall of the USSR. The USA declassifies things as the geopolitical chapter closes, and a new one opens. If the Russia-China stuff takes more than 3 decades to come to a close, it's possible this stuff might not come out for much more than 30 years. I think a majority of Americans distrust the official story on some older conspiracies, but they're still very much not acknowledged by the fed. Even Kennedy is still is a stupid grey-zone, 60 years later. But that's to protect the federal reserve bank, so it'll probably never come out since that motive/means is too central to be the official record. From my understanding, Russia's disinformation campaign began by riding the coattails of NATO member disinformation campaigns (drum up division amongst the working class to enable the wealth disparity to grow), and spread to include anti-american propaganda which dovetails well with the USA's own disinformation campaigns targeted at leftist circles. And what's so disappointing is the US intelligence is still unwilling to change tact with information releases, even when they know hostile foreign powers will use this against us. There's a revival of respect for the public coming, but it's slow and there are some very entrenched morons in US services. The USA may lose the information war because we're more committed to lying than sovereignty or the constitution. God bless! Happy to hear Russians are still getting some decent information even if they can't really act on it.
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US criminals charge liquor stores rent, too. Unless the local boss owns the store. The USA's crime is very different from crime in El Salvador. The El Salvadorans were a transit point, they weren't serving a domestic market. The USA is less of a transit hub and more of a domestic market, meaning that there is innate demand that will be satisfied. Smuggling is big business for US clients, so someone will satisfy the demand, the prices will just have to get high enough that it's worth the hassle, and foreign enterprises could try to fill the gap. Also, the US was caught working with cartel's before, I imagine the grand planners understand that control is less absolute than we'd like to imagine and working with the industry leaders allows you to manage the market indirectly, I have a hard time imagining some unelected feds wouldn't put their hand in that pot. It also makes good training for multiple types of work, like recon and seizures when there's a player on the field not already in your pocket. Not sure how applicable El Salvador's model is for the USA, unfortunately.
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not surprising.
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@aleksandrs1422 I agree the USA's deep state is horrific, and I do like the constitution a lot, but IDK if I can work with the right wing as they are today. J6th, whether the participants knew it or not, was an attempt to overthrow the government, opinions don't matter once they take action. I wish they were willing to accept that both political parties work with the deep state in the USA, but they don't, it's "only democrats, and trump would save us". imo, Qanon was an intentional psyop by the trump administration to help keep trump in power. It was backed by others in the deep state, but Trump is friends with the most politically involved billionaires in the USA, he just shifts blame to the democrats and people eat it up because no one knows the truth anyways, so any explanation is more believable than "this is normal, don't worry about it". I do agree that the left and the right SHOULD be friends, the left calls us the proletariat, the right calls us working americans. The right calls them globalists, the left calls them bourgeoise. But the right wing has all the wrong answers, usually. The left is at least generally in the right direction, but IDK how much you know about either sides politics. MAGA is insane, and Trump has worked with the Russian mob since the 90's, I imagine (and correct me if I'm wrong) Russian media has good things to say about Trump and bad things to say about his opposition, generally.
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az-ur-bi-jon.
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True, we're definitely not going off a historical example of this ending horribly like Augusto Pinochet's Chili, where they destroyed the cartel and then enforced a horrific military dictatorship for decades, which killed significantly more people than the Cartel's ever dreamed of in Argentina.
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It's like 5k a kg, right?
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Satellite defense for ICBM's seems like a decent idea, since the ICBM's will be outside of atmosphere, the lasers would have significantly improved range.
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GI: I like to look stylish when I war! Colonel: Wow, aren't you needy! lmfao, dead!
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I have a ridge wallet, it's great,
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@revj7397 they ship drugs to Europe via container ships and trucks. Largest weed farm ever busted employed an Albanian village.
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@DennisMartinezCalifornia So the lefty thing to do is support Russian oligarchs plots against America? I hope you're a bot, otherwise IDK how you haven't had an accident with logic like that.
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