Comments by "" (@kate2create738) on "Jesús Enrique Rosas" channel.

  1. To be fair, it's not difficult having Markle being embarrassed, she does that herself.
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  2. “When the government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.” -Thomas Jefferson
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  3. As an American, I’m scared for the Uk and pissed at what is happening to them. To us we view them like family, we’re grateful we are out of the globalist’s hands but terrified watching what is happening in Europe most especially in the UK.
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  4. It's interesting how within seconds on having the ring on his finger, Harry focused his attention to it. It's understandable that he was not used to having a ring there, but now seeing as he has been fiddling with it non stop shows how stressed he has been through this ordeal he allowed to happen.
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  5. The first tattoo listed got me concerned (though the marriage one is also concerning) but the idea of having a tattoo that indicates stalking or threatening tendencies by having your spouses eyes on the back of the neck! And so far if this is up to date, that is 9 tattoos total! Yikes! You’d think David and Victoria would have learned by how the Harkles went, likely why Victoria saw through this relationship from the start.
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  6. He certainly was someone who couldn’t handle being told “no.” What makes this aggravating is that he had total disregard of everything about the Titanic yet used this expedition company as a way to make profit off of a grave site, that should have been treated with respect. His mindset was not in it to learn, he thought he knew better, but if he at least valued the story behind Titanic that disregarding the safety of others in the belief of oneself’s self agenda tends to never mix well with the dangers of nature like the ocean, it could have spared those other passengers. Rush didn’t respect any aspect of Titanic. He didn’t respect the engineers, the explorers who hand the experience deep diving in the sea, the history of the ship, the safety of others, but relied on his skills in space travel to reach over 2 miles to deliver a joyride for the wealthy to view one of humanity’s worst catastrophe to have existed is insulting to those who died on that voyage. He repeated history and 4 other lives paid for believing in him.
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  7. It’s remarkable, what this man went through alone from the past 10 years, starting when he went down that escalator on that fateful day. How he’s shaped our country, restilled our spirit of believing in our nation again when there was so much doubt (admittedly still so). We American patriots can only hope we can do our part to actually represent the hope so many countries around the world for some reason see in us, to for once live up to some expectations. It’s just nice that he gets the recognition he deserves, and it’s starts with how he listened to the forgotten American. We’re so happy that he’s finally given credit for his fighting spirit and his magnificent character. Despite all of the challenges and problems, we Americans still chose him, because he still chose to fight for us.
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  8. I agree, I have heard particularly Victoria has a diva attitude, but we have to give the parents credit for being family oriented while the spotlight was on them. Both have grown past their prior careers and have worked their way to make it easier for their kid’s life. David went into being involved in football/soccer groups and Victoria established a fashion empire, careers that provided yet had a flexible schedule to be with their family. The are considerate to help their children if their children had any interests, specifically in higher parts that are jobs that are not easy for the average person to obtain, but they are respectful to not force their children to become entertainers. I can’t speak more but this is the dynamic I get with this couple, for all of their faults, they at least made an effort to have a happy life together and that included being an active part of their kid’s lives. A solid family is rare in the celebrity world when it’s all about “Me’s and I’s.”
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  9. To me, hiring an illegal over a qualified American tells me you are the equivalent to a slave owner. I say this cause historically, slaves in the US were given a fraction of the price to do labor work, which is why it took forever for many to earn their freedom, AND the abuse these employers put on these illegals tends to be not matching the value of what they put the illegals through it is a form of an abuse to hold leverage of one’s status to get them to comply. So for all of those who are whining where their workers went, well, not only have you exposed yourself to be in the work environment that took from American society and feel entitled we continue to give you business, I can at least know which businesses to avoid since they have exposed themselves to be equivalent to slave owners.
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  10. You said it! William is correct in how anyone should be treated being put in a situation like this, self respect. That is why I 100% support the Cambridges, they did nothing wrong and are not responsible for enabling the deceitful duo.
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  11.  @nicholyse The way how Zelenskyy addressed to Vance was no where near the warmth of grabbing a beer with a friend. I don’t know which situation I’m more mad about, how he disrespected our country, our president, or our vice president. Yikes for all of it!
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  12. There’s a time and place when it’s necessary TO DEFEND ONESELF, this was not that time nor place. Violence is an invitation that doesn’t resolve anything but to relieve tension in the end creates more issues, drama and awkwardness. While Will acted like he is defending his wife’s reputation, he is defending the very person who is breaking his reputation. Sadly, lost whatever little respect I had for Will after this, he didn’t act like a man but a child. The joke wasn’t funny nor is it that hurtful, yet just because he didn’t like he thinks he can just humiliate Chris by battering him on stage, with a live audience. He’s supposed to be a comedian, he knows how jokes break down a room with tension, however he’s too busy with the tension stirring inside himself he just snapped. His anger should be at Jada for disrespecting their marriage, but hey, this is a woke crowd we are talking about here.
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  13. You knocked it out of the park Jesus, brilliant analysis and it was well deserved to wait and then to watch for just shy of 2 hours. Very grateful for your take and it highlights exactly why it is necessary to look at the big picture. To us Americans, Zelenskyy is the nutshell of the European’s attitude towards us, doesn’t mean we don’t have allies that are like friends, but this attitude is something that Americans are fed up with. Very proud of both Trump and Vance, as Americans we have been targeted as a scapegoat by so many of our “allies” that our former presidents and vice presidents laughed about it, so it was reassuring to see both sticking up for what great office represents, and very proud of how both defended each other. It was suggested by a YouTube video I watched recently called To be Frank, how he broke down what the details were revealed like what Marco Rubio stated in his defense of the president that this was something they were working hard up to that point to find an actual solution. Kellogg was sent to help Zelenskyy come to an agreement and warned Zelenskyy that if he disagreed with this treaty to not show up at the White House but to find other REASONABLE alternatives. Obviously Zelenskyy ignored it, seeing his personality on full display, he can’t be reasoned with when he has EU bureaucrats nibbling in his ear. In the meantime Rubio has been having continuous talks with Ukraine officials, it appears everyone but Zelenskyy was on the same page, I feel horrible for the Ukrainian ambassador witnessing this unfold. Anyway, recommend you check out Marco Rubio’s interview he did shortly after, even check out Brett Baier’s interview with Zelenskyy that evening. Zelenskyy is doubling down he wants us Americans to pick a side when we are just trying to not add more tension. Apparently the right excuse for us to step away, and Zelenskyy I don’t think realizes Trump was looking after him and Ukraine more than his pea brain can comprehend. Good luck Europe.
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  14. As a Californian, her line about getting this treatment in San Francisco aggravates me, San Francisco used to be a beautiful shining city and a close-knit community, and it’s fallen apart thanks to “leadership” like Pelosi. Then again, we’re dealing with the psycho that forced our country in lockdown yet thought it was a good time to brag about her ice cream selection in her freezer that she gets to try, while the grocery shelves were empty.
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  15. As an American, I don’t want to be a part of instigating this war or starting WWIII. I’m only in my 30’s and I’ve felt we’ve failed our founding fathers as we allowed our nation to take too much control of our liberties, I’ve felt we’ve failed Lincoln and the sacrifices made to learn to appreciate the concept of all men are created equal, I’ve felt we’ve failed the men who died on Normandy beach to sacrifice their lives so that Europe could be free, and with potential if things go wrong, we would then failed our grandparents who were thrusted into the superpower position and used this authority to prevent another world war. We just got our country back, with the hope of experiencing true freedom. I really hope Trump gets us out of NATO asap, we cannot get dragged into this.
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  16. I really feel bad for her and the Ukraine people for this stunt he pulled.
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  17. I’ve tried my best to be as open as possible from all perspectives, personally I think Russia was pushed into doing a lot of unsavory actions. It can argued if it was justified or not, but I am very tired of using Russia as the scapegoat to avoid holding western leaders accountable for their poor actions that has contributed to this. And I am pissed that this just pushed Russia too close with China who I think are the real aggressors, not the Chinese people but the CCP. The way how I look at it, Russia has just tried to recover from the fall of the Soviets and have landed themselves in a hot mess being run by oligarchs while the west has continued to poke the bear. Meanwhile China let their mask slip when we were in lockdown that the CCP fully intends to conquer the world that they have a grudge for the century of humiliation, yet our NATO allies keep wasting time on Russia.
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  18. And our equipment.
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  19. Some people have a habit of building a lot of doubt against their integrity, Alex certainly is one of them. Even if he is “coming clean” by addressing his past behaviors, it’s kinda poor choice to wait till now in court in the trial of the murder of his wife and son. When it comes to crime cases, it’s best to stick to the facts as much as possible; yet when the evidence has been muddled with lies, it’s the liars and cheats who tend to be the ones who catch everyone’s attention and become suspicious.
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  20. The funny thing is RFK Jr highlighted that Tulsi Gabbard is more closely like Wonder Woman, and it’s so on point. Just can’t help but see Harris as something totally different, she either reminds me of the cliche witch with her cackling or this interview she looks so weak that she reminds me of Denethor, the Steward of Gondor, from the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
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  21.  @anjulamutanda2000  Diana ended up regretting the Panorama interview, and now more information coming out that Bashir was manipulating Diana's uncertainty into instability with the lies he told her to get her to do that interview. Prince Charles interview made him look worse, not that victim or anyone with a good stand at that period. Same with Prince Andrew's interview, he just looked worse and very out of touch.
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  22.  @neilduarte1986 I think videonewsletter was saying specifically this video of Jesus’ break down. It was perfect!
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  23. My guess is that there could be about two more years left of this chapter of the saga, but at this point I'm not certain Harry is going to be the one walking away. That's if thevclaw has anything to say for it at least.
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  24. My assumption too, he is barely hanging on at this point. The part that sucks is I am a Californian that has, whatever this is, as our governor (my region never was part of the left, it’s been a red region since Reagan was president yet we are constantly pushed by the left elite’s decisions from the coast!)
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  25. Everyone is really worried for the Brits right now, I as an American am too very concerned for the British people, however I have faith in them. They sometimes don’t realize they have what it takes to pull off the impossible, as someone who has studied their history closely, they do. The issue is so many are disparaged, even before Starmer or even Brexit, a lot of them seemed to have an identity crisis. Forgive me if it seems horrible, just that there’s been a conflict it seems to understand what it means to be British when the younger generations identify more as European than Anglo. It’s concerning how looked down it is in certain British circles to be a British patriot, for some reason the word patriot has been weaponized as if you’re in brown uniforms thinking you’re better than others, when really patriotism is about just loving your country through the good and hard times. Many Brits keep saying they wish they had their Trump (seeming to forget the flack Trump and his supporters has gotten for years, decades for the neglected Americans), not understanding there’s plenty of British patriots who have what it takes to help fix the UK. There is a fighting spirit that a lot of Brits for some reason refuse to recognize, the key though is to remind them of this.
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  26. I think most of her bad rep has to do when she was collaborating with some Spice Girls. One thing we can acknowledge about Victoria is that she used her opportunities to succeed in a different path, and that has earned my respect.
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  27. This clip is personal for me, back in 2016 I majored in animation at a local university in LA. My dreams to be a part of the entertainment industry died when the day after the election showed Trump won, it was a somber mood among everyone. It was a real hit of reality that none of them understood much outside their realm they built up, how severely disconnected they were with the rest of the country, their biggest supporters at the time and instead of being humbled and reach out to the American people, it was encouraged to further alienate the country. To me, from my hometown to this dystopia, it was comparable to the different societies as The Hunger Games was, and LA would be District 1. I realized then if I followed through to get in the business after I graduated, I would not be part of an entertainment industry but a propaganda machine. Managed to get that degree, left in time before the pandemic, haven’t been certain of what my future holds, but can say I was smart enough to know there is no way to fix that industry and to get out while I could. If LA does start changing their tune, it might take at least 20 years to fix that city.
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  28. Just know many Americans support the British people and I’m pissed watching this unfold and how you guys are stuck in this new treaty for 100 years. The UK is in a severe weak state that doesn’t have the strength to fight Russia if it comes down to it, don’t get me wrong, the British were our most valuable ally for the past 80 years or so. But the Uk is at a breaking point, it’s concerning that the priority is not to fix the country but keep throwing money that you don’t have to other countries and sending what little population you are going to have on the other side of Europe. And we are peeved how your rights have been trampled on, most especially how freedom of speech has been taken away. I know Brits were mad that Starmer lied to us Americans, our President and Vice President, but in all honesty most Americans are mad that it’s happening in the first place. Many Americans still love the Brits, even if it might seem like some Brits loath us, we still love you guys. It’s heartbreaking watching this and can’t imagine how Trump feels cause he too has a deep fondness for the UK.
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  29. Unfortunately was one of those who possibly faced the consequences of the jab, wanted to actually wait a year to see how it goes, but around fall one of my grandparents in a senior care facility was dying, and the shot was required to go in the facilities. Ended up with pulmonary embolism, this was before I was 30. Yet the stupid central government wonders why the American people are turning on them. Keep in mind, we lost A LOT of people either through Covid or the effects of how poorly things were running. Depression skyrocketed, small businesses were lost, it wrecked our economy to bounce back, and a lot of people being persecuted for staying the obvious or contradicting whatever rhetoric the left wanted to force on us. “When the government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny.” -Thomas Jefferson.
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  30. Prefer to just walk away from the whole thing, NATO too. We’re done.
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  31. Jesus giving examples definitely reminded me of this event. Makes me wonder if he might do another video about this event.
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  32. I wonder about Markle's interaction with her previous husband Trevor Engleson, we only have pictures to go off of with no videos that I can recall, but it would have been interesting to compare the two relationships.
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  33. Giving her credit that she at least didn’t look like she just bawled her eyes out like Trudeau. Justice is sweet to see HER be the one to make it final. As a Californian PLEASE don’t give her any ideas of messing with our politics!
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  34.  @christopherharwood1164 Sadly, it is still our burden as Americans who are the superpower. Even for those who didn’t vote for that puppet, we have to own this happened on our watch.
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  35.  @suza3883  Corden doesn't look like the type you can trust him with ANYTHING, imo he seems obnoxious.
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  36. If he did have histrionics, he seems very accurate. Aba and Preach discussed one of the topics of how certain comedians have plagerised and stole some rookie comedian’s takes. They did the research and played just the examples they were able to find on the people Katt mentioned in this interview. And it’s not a surprise how insidious Hollywood and the entertainment has become, most of the results in the last decade or so are reflecting that. There’s a reason why that interview gained over, at the moment, 40 million views within 1 week! And while some our willing to listen to interviews or lives for 3 hours (guilty pleasure of a royal rogue fan), we’re at an age when people have a short attention span problem, so to dedicate themselves to listen to Katt go through his accounts of the industry says everyone of those viewers are investing so much to listen exactly why Hollywood is crumbling.
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  37. I’m not afraid to call any of them out that they are the example of DEI hire. They jumped past basic qualifications for the roles they took on only because their identity passes checkmarks to hit that DEI goal.
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  38. Really makes me wonder if they would actually get along behind closed doors, both have ego issues.
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  39.  @freebluebutterfly6583  It's one thing when you're touching your ring in a nonchalant way, it's another when you're discussing serious matters, the focus should be less on the ring on those topics.
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  40. It might be controversial but I think there is weight to the claim the Russians have expressed that Eastern Ukraine have close Russian ties and were being oppressed by the rest of the country, those citizens had either wished to have closer ties to Russia or to be absorbed by Russia. From what it looks like, Putin wanted to sign a peace agreement after he obtained these territories but of course the west intervened and told Zelenskyy not to sign it. The issue is everyone has a strong bias against Russia that any hint of pointing out if their argument could have some validation is seen as Pro Russia, when it shouldn’t. It’s trying to be balanced, and open to the possibility that maybe there is a grain of truth on both sides, and in reality we should be scrutinizing both sides to not favor one over the other.
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  41. To me, I think Vance is the genuine deal. It was said that he didn’t expect this position but it was Trump that made it and Vance asked him if he was sure. And to see him stand up for our friends in Europe and the Brits who have been silenced, and this, I say as an American patriot he is a keeper.
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  42. Just remember how freaked out I was with this releasing after the scandal had the term, shit hitting the fan, it was double creepy 😱
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  43.  @sheilablake7913  Another example I know of is when Harry was making a speech for his father's "birthday" celebration in that June, a bee was too close to Harry during that speech and she laughed at him.
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  44. Californian here. My patience is very thin, been trying to figure out how to approach this topic cause I’ve tried many times in vain to explain the big picture to keep getting pushback. The country only experienced this devastation for the past 4 years, we in California has been going through this since 2008 at least, varies on the region though. I only drop hint comments that makes a point but very tired of elaborating to those who I’m not sure if they will listen. My best strategy is to just be polite but keep at a distance, I’m in a state where I can’t be too open.
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  45. I get chills watching him say that, as being an American in the fighting age range that is what he intends for us. Like hell no!
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  46. WEF has to at least be the producers.
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  47. We the people have been framed.
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  48. From my understanding, the issue with Brexit was that very few in parliament wanted it implemented, this is the equivalent of what we Americans are dealing with trying to sever ties from China where the politicians has made deals behind the backs of the people to sell out their sovereign country for extra cash. If not with these politicians directly, then the deals are made with family members. A lot of British politicians and aristocrats has made a lot of deals with the EU and this is for both the Labor and Tory party, maybe a few exceptions but generally these politicians are dragging their heels. In the US we’re at least at a crucial milestone, Trump got in and has a trifecta government, most of the new Republicans are not Rinos but are America first patriots. Our next battle is the trickiest, chasing out the remaining Rinos out of the Republican Party. The Brits in the meantime is gaining momentum to the Reform coalition, they might have been the first ones to actually oppose the globalists world order, but it makes me sad how slow it’s going for them. Frustrating cause a lot of Americans would like you to help but we are now at a position where we understand that anytime we get involved in anything it can go wrong. Americans are trying to at least help however we can, but this is something that the Brits themselves have to take on. And no matter how dire it may seem, observing the history of the British, they have this phenomenon to defy the odds stacked against them and somehow remain on top. This is why as much as so many Americans are greatly concerned for them, we still believe in them. The concern I have though is how many Brits understand this themselves. It will be a game changer once the Brits for once drop the water is half empty attitude and focus on what they do have, a fighting spirit. A lot of Americans recognize that culturally we inherited from the Brits, for some reason the Brits today has lost that knowledge about themselves. They have what it takes to push through the other side.
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  49. Can’t help but think there is something about these neoliberal men and bracelets lately. First H, then Trudeau passing out bracelets to Swifty fans at a Taylor Swift concert instead of doing his responsibility to be prime minister of Canada that it left a sour taste to these fans, and now Clinton here. I think Obama always had bracelets too, a lot of Americans had thought it was a cultural thing seeing as he was born in Hawaii but also grew up in Indonesia. Otherwise there’s the surfing culture that men wearing bracelets was part of the aesthetic taste, and punk/rock but the bracelets tend to be edgier, otherwise generally most American/British/Canadian men never really wore these types of bracelets. So it’s a weird connection to make.
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  50.  @handsomebstard They are severely out of touch with reality, starting with believing they are smart. They seem to twist ego with brains too much and it’s costed the rest of us dearly for the insanity they keep pushing!
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