Comments by "Ralph Bernhard" (@ralphbernhard1757) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. They should pass a bill that makes it illegal to put unrelated items on a bill. Problem solved.
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  2. The true deplorables are these lobbyist types tying the stimulus cheques to their own agenda of "corporate goodwill".
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  3. Awww...the POTUS gets a difficult question. Poor loser. He can't even answer a question...
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  4. Stolen property. People without integrity...
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  5. Gross is gross...
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  6. That is why you fail...
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  7. I have a "no collar"-job. Self-employed. I wear what I want.
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  8. They should build a wall. Mexico will pay...I heard.
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  9. Their first duty was to save lives...their own.
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  10. Thanks Obama....lol....
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  11. America: Land of the free, home of the queue...
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  12. If you care so much about your 2nd Amendment, invest a few hundred bucks on a training program.
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  13.  @ejtjmixedtv442  Stop the finger pointing, because it's for your own good. Blaming others doesn't solve own shortcomings which is a lesson as old as the Bible (don't search for the splinter in the eye of your brother...) At the same time your leaders were playing dumb "divide and rule" political games, German Health Minister Jens Spahn said that Germany was going to take the warnings seriously and prepare. That was the end of January. Countries like South Korea, or Taiwan also prepared, and reaped the reward of that early preparation. The executive to act, lies in each country, not in China. You are the victims of your own inept government, same as we are here in Spain. We are going to take a very close look at the mistakes our leaders made, to avoid making the same mistake twice.
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  14. It looks slightly pixeled and it's printing black & white, just like the first printer I bought in the 1980s :-)
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  15. Yup, 100% correct. Of course, the Dow Jones is centered on the present, and expectations about the future, and it took off after "commie Biden" won the election. ROTFL, Trump and his stooges is as dumb as they get. Of course, if Biden was "a commie", it would nosedive out of existence...
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  16. Time to take off the silk gloves and take out these criminals. Meanwhile, the dumb War on Drugs is a waste of time, especially where soft drugs like weed is concerned. All the energy focussed on profiling pot smoking (mostly docile) fellow citizens, is not available to take out real crooks.
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  17. I see.... The USA has the most powerful "weapon" on its side: feelings. We in the the West/NATO are not "free". You and me are a victim of "divide and rule" Washington DC employing an age-old strategy. Very simple strategy: Keep the tension high. An age-old political strategy. Old as the mountains... Today everybody is afraid of the big bad wolf... Of course the afraid little sheep will flock to the shephard (alpha). The alpha has no interest in achieving lasting peace. The alpha adores the dependency of the afraid sheep who flock around him... And re. "strategies" and how "the truth is revealed on scraps of paper" (Roehl) The USA has practically admitted that it misuses all small nations as "lightning rods" and "tools" to advance own global domination. Adam Schiff, in 2020, two years before the war: "Most critically, the military aid we provide Ukraine helps to protect and advance American national security interests in the region and beyond. America has an abiding interest in stemming Russian expansionism, and resisting any nation’s efforts to remake the map of Europe by dint of military force, even as we have tens of thousands of troops stationed there. Moreover, as one witness put it during our impeachment inquiry: “The United States aids Ukraine and her people so that they can fight Russia over there, and we don’t have to fight Russia here.” From a short ebook "Adam Schiff Impeachment an Opening Argument". Note the use of "Russian expansionism", when it is actually the USA/NATO which has been acting as an icebreaker these last 30 years to create PNAC/EU markets in the traditional Moscow sphere if influence, the Black Sea region. In other words, a typical attempt of "flipping the script". Note also that this US policy regarding "tools to fight for US interests" was incidently revealed as a by-product of the probe into the alledged attempt by Trump to blackmail the Ukraine to dig up "smear material" on the Biden family for dirty domestic political games. They say say "the devil is in the detail". I say the details reveal the devils among us.
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  18. I see.... The USA has the most powerful "weapon" on its side: feelings. We in the the West/NATO are not "free". You and me are a victim of "divide and rule" Washington DC employing an age-old strategy. Very simple strategy: Keep the tension high. An age-old political strategy. Old as the mountains... Today everybody is afraid of the big bad wolf... Of course the afraid little sheep will flock to the shephard (alpha). The alpha has no interest in achieving lasting peace. The alpha adores the dependency of the afraid sheep who flock around him... And re. "strategies" and how "the truth is revealed on scraps of paper" (Roehl) The USA has practically admitted that it misuses all small nations as "lightning rods" and "tools" to advance own global domination. Adam Schiff, in 2020, two years before the war: "Most critically, the military aid we provide Ukraine helps to protect and advance American national security interests in the region and beyond. America has an abiding interest in stemming Russian expansionism, and resisting any nation’s efforts to remake the map of Europe by dint of military force, even as we have tens of thousands of troops stationed there. Moreover, as one witness put it during our impeachment inquiry: “The United States aids Ukraine and her people so that they can fight Russia over there, and we don’t have to fight Russia here.” From a short ebook "Adam Schiff Impeachment an Opening Argument". Note the use of "Russian expansionism", when it is actually the USA/NATO which has been acting as an icebreaker these last 30 years to create PNAC/EU markets in the traditional Moscow sphere if influence, the Black Sea region. In other words, a typical attempt of "flipping the script". Note also that this US policy regarding "tools to fight for US interests" was incidently revealed as a by-product of the probe into the alledged attempt by Trump to blackmail the Ukraine to dig up "smear material" on the Biden family for dirty domestic political games. They say say "the devil is in the detail". I say the details reveal the devils among us.
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  19.  @supremesoftware  Agreed. Listen to Chris Hedges. The American Century is over. Unlike Hedges I won't predict or say "a dozen years". Heck, I won't even say 25 or 50. But when the dollar collapses as reserve currency and default trading tender, the USA is done as the unipolar world's single hegemony.
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  20. No they don't. They are an autocracy. What's your point?
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  21. Every now and then, Americans are getting a hint of what the citizens in a dozen countries are going through on a daily basis... all over Central America (so called "War on Drugs") or Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan (so called "War on Terror").... Syria? Oh yeah. Reminds me of the old Biblical wisdom of "reap as you sow"... You don't wanna "reap"? Easy solution? Stop sowing.
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  22. If you don't vote, you lose the right to complain about the result.
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  23. Build your house on sand, expect a sandy end.
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  24. The Republicans acted quickly to protect their corporate buddies. The Dems blocked it because it did not protect workers. Without accompanied regulation, companies will simply take the money and then fire the employees.... Strict regulations must forbid this.
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  25. Of course, the Dow Jones is centered on the present, and expectations about the future, and it took off after "commie Biden" won the election. ROTFL, Trump and his stooges is as dumb as they get. Of course, if Biden was "a commie", it would nosedive out of existence...
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  26. Next question: Mr President, since when does "Chyna" have executive powers in the USA, deciding on USA policy to respond to a pandemic? Note: who chose to ignore Chinese and WHO warnings from late-January? Hint, hint: It wasn't South Korea, Taiwan, Germany, etc., now doing well because the responded back then...
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  27.  @ericaroundtheworld  It's called "recommendations". You can either follow these or follow own steps. For example, steps suggested by the own experts. Stop the finger pointing. At the time your leaders were playing dumb "divide and rule games", German Health Minister said that Germany was going to take the warnings seriously and prepare. That was the end of January. Countries like South Korea, or Taiwan also prepared. You are the victims of your own inept government, same as we here in Spain. We are going to take a very close look at the mistakes our leaders made, to avoid making the same mistake twice.
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  28.  @Dr_Mike2  No he didn't. He stopped the travel of Chinese people from China. All other nationals could still travel. Hong Kong was still open. So were all other air travel hubs, and travel of people who had been to China continued, making the so-called "ban" a farce.
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  29. Trump fan: "The reason is cos the 170 peeple who live their voted Trump..." [note: intentional spelling mistakes]
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  30. True. Biden should tell his own "friends" to leave East Jerusalem. Then he'll actually have a point...
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  31. America the war zone. Half a hundred wars coming home to your doorstep...
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  32.  @majinvegeta3181  No. Biblical. It's "reap as you sow". The war zones American soldiers have "sown" in dozens of places around the world must be "reaped" at some point.
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  33.  @majinvegeta3181  This issue of mass shooters will persist until the USA starts putting its mentally ill under medical supervision (homes). Since there are already 400 million guns in America, and these guns can't avoid this kind of thing, the answer is obviously not to "increase to 800 million guns". The answer is the same as in most countries in the world: finally start taking better care of the mentally ill. It might cost society some taxpayer expense (professional homes), but it'll be rewarded in the long run with more peace of mind.
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  34. Listen to the audio at around 2:47 Most of these people are new to the concept of not having enough to live by. Up to that point, there was always enough money to buy food. Why criticize having a car? This is the way the USA is set up. You cannot do without a car. Even if these people all sold their cars in order to get some cash, then how are they going to get to stores, markets and supermarkets?
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  35. Unfortunately, there is a difference between "America First" and "Americans first". The former means corporations come before the people. According to polls, 70-80% of Americans want the people to come first.
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  36. Supply and demand...
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  37. Next question: Mr President, since when does "Chyna" have executive powers in the USA, deciding on USA policy to respond to a pandemic? Note: who chose to ignore Chinese and WHO warnings from late-January? Answer: it wasn't South Korea, Taiwan, Germany, etc., now doing well because the responded back then...
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  38. Of course, the Dow Jones is centered on the present, and expectations about the future, and it took off after "commie Biden" won the election. ROTFL, Trump and his stooges is as dumb as they get. Of course, if Biden was "a commie", it would nosedive out of existence...
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