Comments by "AstroGremlinAmerican" (@AstroGremlinAmerican) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. Always has it been so.
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  2.  @alexsilent5603  A large percentage of the world doesn't have running water. Does that mean they support not having running water?
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  3. It's best not to spend much mental energy debunking Russia's lies. They don't even bother lying well.
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  4. Saddam threatened his dad and Cheney's company needed work. So the weapons of mass destruction story was born. Hans Blix played his role charging that they must be moving around. Hans never found any.
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  5.  @abdulraniahmad5439  So no to all brass and woodwind instruments.
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  6.  @Adam-ql8le  That's how it should be. Critical thinkers question their own (temporary) conclusions.
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  7. Especially when you don't seem to notice that political candidates are being poisoned and jailed.
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  8. Bucha was a turning point for awareness of what the Russians planned to do.
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  9. When 51 members of the intelligence community signed a letter that the Hunter laptop is Russian propaganda, I listened. Now I want them prosecuted for using their government credentials to interfere in an election. Is that too much to ask?
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  10. Remember Hans Blix on NPR every day saying that the Iraqis wouldn't let him see the WMD, implying they were being moved? Then Colin Powell getting up at the UN saying he needed world support and then going ahead without it? Then Cheney with the enhanced interrogation? And the yellow cake story? Good times.
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  11. Long winded way of saying that some people believe their TV sets. Most people have an IQ under 100. Thinking isn't their thing.
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  12. Why do the Russians let him live?
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  13. Hmmm, I remember the 3 networks being pretty gung ho on the Vietnam War until about the time of Tet.
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  14. No, we don't see those stories.
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  15. Second City TV did a magnificent parody of Russia's backwardness.
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  16. This Goering guy work for Russian TV?
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  17. Supporting Elon Musk is a start. Some really like Twitter the way it is. If if were really free there wouldn't be that attachment.
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  18. Don't believe your eyes. Those tricky Ukrainians tied themselves up.
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  19. Yes! A recent poll of Americans shows they find the film of Bucha "mildly to slightly disturbing" but want it to continue.
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  20.  @gamaniuliu2122  They wept real tears when the old dictator died. The human mind is malleable under stress.
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  21. The Mueller Report and Jon Stewart's comment about "chocolatey goodness" mysteriously appearing in Hershey Pennsylvania, not to mention the Twitter Files, give this video a different, um, flavor five years later. Smug self-certainty doesn't always age well.
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  22. I'm not into the whole supernatural being thing. If I had to pick one it would be Thor. He has a day named after him.
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  23. 51 former intelligence officers knew that when they signed the Hunter Laptop letter.
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  24. Some people don't like to think. They want easy answers so they don't have to think any more. They seek out people who agree with them. It's your civic responsibility to not be like them.
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  25. Masks and vaccines prevent the spread, until it turns out they don't.
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  26. Memorizing and believing are easier than thinking.
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  27. Yeah, that's not going to happen. What is going to happen is that Russia is entering a dark age as a pariah state. Anyone who trades with them risks sharing being shunned by the civilized world.
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  28. If they want to be Russian, they have to move east.
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  29. Yellow cake. Weapons of mass destruction. Neighboring countries OK with it. Cool name, Desert Storm.
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  30. "I wouldn't have seen it if I hadn't believed it." - Marshall McLuhan
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  31. They got all the parts nobody wants.
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