Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "NBC News" channel.

  1. lawfare
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  2.  @C1K450  No, this particular conflict began when the British backed Mohammed Amin al-Husseini in 1920.
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  3. "massive"? 50 years ago it was Syria and Egypt with coordinated attacks using Fighter Jets and Tank Divisions. Not the same. Reporter said "by air" which means hang gliders powered by tiny engines. MSNBC is a dangerous conduit for misinformation .
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  4. Not race-baiting? "You ain't Black if you vote for Trump". Politicians lie, I expect that, but Trump is so transparent in his lies, they are so thin, but Biden's, and the Dems, which is my party, are opaque in their lies, which have substance, and are full of danger for America. Vote Trump 2020.
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  5. Shrill is the word I'd use, a wild eyed partisan adhering to a narrow "uncurious" dogma.
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  6.  @rondanew9916  Serna acted in poor judgement, so did the coach, the firing appears to be related to a confrontation between the coach and the other team. The story went viral as "racists", the thread is inflamed with calls for the entire team to be banned from sports, and so I have been trying to balance out the coverage by showing links to his interview and to flying tortillas at UC Santa Barbara. I don't know what was in their hearts and minds, My take is we need less pride and more humility at this time. The middle needs to stand-up and push back against both extremes. The legacy and new media has us by the throat, we need to step back.
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  7. your tears for both sides is not information I can use, nor is relevant to anyone but yourself.
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  8. Allen, Harris is not the "incumbent", Trump is. Your 13th key is off.
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  9.  @jeffmann9009  Case has nothing to do with whether he can serve or not. ANDERSON vs GRISWOLD is the case, which is only about the qualification law in Colorado. Case will be decided on "Due Process", 5th and 14th Amendment clause, not on qualification to hold office.
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  10. Good call, I see what you see, there are some, but most are gone.
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  11. ? check the current count between 2020 and 2024. Not 10 million Almost the same as 2020.
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  12. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is in charge. PLENTY OF WATER, the hydrants are not designed to be opened a dozen at a time, no pressure. Stop the lie
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  13.  @hightidelowtide6380  nothing to do with Dems, this cuts across 70 years from both parties. Stop it
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  14.  @LilbobblowsAndreSpilatroLi-p1k  Encino and Stone Canyon reservoirs are being used by Chinook Helicopters in the Santa Monica Mountains. The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power feeds hydrants, not that local reservoir.
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  15. Citizens need to be trained too, Peace is a social contract between us and the Peace keepers, time to bring the Police into the schools to teach that.
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  16.  @crispinrocha5148  I live in a city and county that has had "diversity" for 30 years, but forces in the community still call out for not supporting officers. Many of the Police Chiefs under attack have been Black, and in Seattle, the chief was a Black/Hispanic Women. This informs me the focus is in the wrong place for a solution. It's not increased diversity, or having officers who live in the communities they serve, that's been in action for decades, it must be something else. 50 years ago Los Angeles elected a Black Mayor who was a former LAPD police officer, and things have gotten worse, not better. Please explain?
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  17.  @crispinrocha5148  Oh, "skin, not kin", that's racist and bigoted, and I hope never to live in a reality created by you. I am something you will never understand, having lived in a mixed-race household in 1970, when interracial marriage was still illegal in 11 states. I self-identify, and the more you push everyone into collective intersectional boxes, against their will, the uglier it's going to get. You did not answer my question, but only deflected by saying can't just be "skin", it must also be "kin", this is the same old "class" distinction made by a failed ideology from 150 years ago. Good luck with that.
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  18.  @crispinrocha5148  I am a member of a tribe which only has a current world-wide population of 15 million, we've been decimated by genocide, on and off, for 5,500 years. You may have been stopped, but I have been arrested and convicted of a Felony, which is now legal, and had guns drawn on me in a dark alley by plain clothes officers. I've also been refused service because of my appearance, and harrassed at the border in Canada, also because of appearance. I was profiled, and can now see it was justified. You have narrow eyes, with a myopic focus, and are part of the problem, not the solution.
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  19. You must not have seen the training materials and video of the military exercises Hamas engaged in for a year before this attack, which was by ground, sea, and air. They used drones to take out the cell towers monitoring walls and fences. They have weapons from Russia, North Korea, Iran, and even us by way of Afghanistan and and Arab port. Hezbollah does have sophisticated weapon system and experienced fighters from the Syrian civil war. It's complex.
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  20. US paid Russia for Alaska, in fact, Russia begged US to buy it, not taken in a war.
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  21. We now have good relations with Germany, Japan, even after exploding a nuclear bomb, and even Vietnam. So it is possible.
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  22. nonsense, the coast is available to all, we have access. I've lived on the coast since the 1950s. You are the problem we are about to fix.
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  23.  @Caballeroshot  The military imbalance is still extreme, with Israel having fighter jets and fully armed tank divisions. 50 years ago Syria and Egypt attacked with fighter jets and tank divisions, not the same. This is not "war" but terror in hopes the other side overreacts.
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  24. No, he shows the positive face of a great leader, you are incorrect. Churchill did the same.
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  25. there is no contemporary description of Jesus in the Bible, the only one is after he returns during end times, and the word "bronze" is used to describe his feet, not "Black".
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  26. Read the interview with the man who brought the tortillas, he's half-Mexican and a Democrat. This newscast was an example of gaslighting: https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  27. Islam states Christ did not die on the cross but submitted to Allah. It is written, and also permission to lie during times of war, al-Taqiyya. I don't believe you.
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  28. Huh? The captain of the team is Black, and the man who brought the tortillas is half-Mexican. Google Luke Serna to learn why you are so wrong.
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  29.  @vanta5911  Then willfully not read the interview with the man who brought them:https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  30.  @vanta5911  Defending whom? Serna did a dumb thing, but I don't pretend to know his motives, but you do. Why? I don't like being manipulated by newscasts like this one, inflaming the public discourse without showing the whole story. The man who brought the tortillas was interviewed. Did you read it, or the follow-up piece in the San Diego Union newspaper? I hope you don't vote. BTW, Serna is a registered Democrat about to convert to the Socialist party, you would know that if you read his interview.
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  31.  @vanta5911  Your response speaks to your character, not his.
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  32. "Scale" we're talking 100s, not whole tank divisions as there were 50 years ago.
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  33. Only because you bought into this news story. Luke Serna brought the tortillas, read his interview here: https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  34.  @luana1600  Quite the opposite, the person and reason why the tortillas were brought to the game are well known, it was told by the person who brought them, Luke Serna, in an interview with Coronado Times, and now broadcast on TV news. Your opinion as to the whether it was planned or not, and the intent, is all in your head, and his nothing to do with reality. Tortillas were for an anticipated WIN and celebration, just like this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiX1xVdpXWc
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  35. Luke Serna, the man who brought them, is half-Mexican, and wanted to do something like this in celebration: https://youtu.be/FiX1xVdpXWc
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  36. The man who brought the tortillas in celebration of a win is a registered Democratic. Read his interview https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  37. Assad of Syria has killed for than 10X that many, where is your concern for them?
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  38. It's no secret, the man who brought the tortillas did it with full knowledge of the coach, and it was like celebrations from their old college days at UC Santa Barbara. Read the interview with him, he's half-Mexican, and yes, the team Captain is Black. This newscast is an example of gaslighting: https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  39.  @robertcortez2976  I don't know what happened between the two teams after the game. It was a playoff, it went into over-time, and Coronado won at the buzzer. Emotions were very high, and it appears possible the tortillas may have actually deflected something even more serious from happening. But I don't know, so don't have an opinion about "firing" or "justice" in the matter. What motivated me was how both the legacy and new media ran with a story of "racism" in order to manipulate emotions for money, just like a Disney motive, and we fall for it, over and over again, perhaps because we want to. That's not progress. As for "Mexican" heritage, what does that mean to you? In Jr High I had a Jewish girlfriend who was born in Mexico, and during the Mexican-American war there's the famous San Patricios Brigade, whose ancestors are honored and march in Mexican parades, there was also a large immigration of Germans in the 1880s, and after the genocide of the native population, the Spanish imported Chinese and Filipino labor into Mexico, too. And of course, there are the hidden "cyrpto-Jews" of Mexico, who often have an "EZ and ES" at the end of their surname, but this is only a clue, and those with "EZ and ES" should look deeper into their heritage.
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  40. Not much bombing anywhere, now, almost all the rockets have stopped from Hamas, proof the hospitals and schools were launched sites. Explain that?
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  41. Read the interview with Luke Serna, the man who brought them, who, BTW, is half-Mexican https://coronadotimes.com/news/2021/06/23/coronado-resident-admits-to-buying-and-distributing-tortillas-answers-questions/
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  42. Vietnam was a war against the Soviet Union. I believe there is no longer a Soviet Union, and the U.S. and Vietnam currently have great relations. Your view of history is narrow and incoherent.
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  43. Hardly a coherent statement of events.
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  44. Like Bill Clinton?
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  45.  @FlyingDragonGarden  LOL, I've seen Walz's mugshot. Trump's better.
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  46.  @bewareofsasquatch  "Debate" I am not debating, but pointing out details. It's you're opinion that firing the coach is "good". I don't have an opinion on that, nor am I defending the act, which was in poor judgement and immature. The issue for me is how the information is presented, and the rush to "judgement" by people who do not search, probe, and question before "publicly lynching" others. And that includes this media channel.
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  47.  @aviavi4717  The team captain is African American, and he had no idea what was going on.
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  48.  Erick Mandujano  Italy is not in Europe. Columbus was not Italian? What planet did I wake up on?
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  49.  Erick Mandujano  I don't know what he is, or is not, just "reported" what he said in the interview, he self-identified. You are free to make your own judgement, as I have.
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  50.  Erick Mandujano  (◔_◔)
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