Comments by "Roger Scott Cathey" (@rogerscottcathey) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Confusion between pharma propaganda and science is common. Add politics to it and it's a big mess.
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  2. Everything the Dems are doing is telling America, "we're going socialist, no matter what you want."
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  3. It's not all theater or theatrics, but between voting power and lawsuits, I think lawsuits have greater impact showing how pissed we are
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  4. You can kill all the evil birds with one stone: abolish the federal tax and the IRS
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  5. Jeez, an empty chamber shows how disrespectful most members are of the public
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  6. He's crossing his fingers hoping the sciency-sounding gobbledegook will chill any more questions about that. What he hopes is that people will feel it's a nebulous area that is debate fodder, but unactionable. No one doubts he's trying to save his own neck, but it's pretty clear he's going to go down
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  7. Cannot believe this is even an issue. A portraitist can decide to paint your picture or not. You cannot compel the artist to do so, nor seek damages for the artist's refusal. Refusal of service is everyone's right, professional or not.
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  8. If Ted and Josh ran in 2024, they'd win
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  9. The effort shows the ignorance and stupidity of the people pushing for it. Like Chinese Communists with a weak grasp of how things work under a free Constitutional Republic.
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  10. "The president seriously takes the docu . . . takes the documents . . . seriously. I mean, he takes the documents, period. No! I mean he is serious about taking documents!! Ok, starting over . . When it comes to classified documents, the president takes them . . . Oh sh*'#$ . . "
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  11. To make sense of that interest we have been charged by our elected officials, think of $8 a gallon milk
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  12. Sen. Cruz is eloquent and the smartest guy in the building.
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  13. It's perplexing to me why no reporter asks "What aspect of the pandemic response did the last administration mismanage?"
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  14. Menendez thought he could railroad attention away from the language change and implied Cruz was a hypocrite, but he didn't get away with it. Yes, wording matters sir.
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  15. Saying he hasn't decided means McConnell is weighing how it would affect his reelection status
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  16. "I can't see straight, that's why!"
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  17. Bill readings on CSPAN should include at least a reading of the full title and synopsis. Yet a separate sub-channel should read all bills in full. See, this is how things escape public attention. What's their excuse? "Anyone can go to the Library of Congress to read the CR" . . . "It's online now!!" Really? I suppose that covers it then . . .
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  18. Hard to believe voter ID is even argued over. Think how many Canadians might try to vote here.
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  19. What is needed is for some documentary to show these border issues. Interview the mortuaries, emergency services people, residents along the entire length and get first hand reports before the American viewer. Simply reading the facts and litany of wrongs emanating from current policy isn't enough. It has to be made three dimensionally obvious. Even factual oral reports end up being deemed theoretical, and spin ends up being deemed facts. Eyes-on evidences are what drive facts out of the nebulous cloud of uncertainty into realized realities
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  20. Wall paper in a steam heated room peals like that. Please repair that.
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  21. I doubt it anymore. They saw lawsuits in the offing.
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  22. It is evidently impossible to get Forbes to note at what time, day, or date any of these snippets were filmed. We don't get any information from date of upload to reflect reality. These are out of date if one day old and the bill was passed. It's really useless for anything but a retrospective. We have enough of those every years end. Useless
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  23. That thumbnail angle of shot is what they should use at CSPAN, rather than those close-in shots of orators. Show how empty the place usually is. Reality 90% of what is fed to us is cosmetics
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  24. 100 million is a gross underestimate
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  25. US veterans helping UAE or CCP ought to be illegal, that said, our vets deserve better pensions!
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  26. Nice to see making these bills above board are bilaterally supported
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  27. What was the actual date of this? "From day one, inauguration day". Meaning time travel? or does she expect him to win a second term?
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  28. Lee successfully susses out the tricky crap in a bill doing the opposite of what it claims to do
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  29. Asking for logical behaviour from the insane . . . They cannot be taught on the floor. Debates and communiques won't work. They have to get it knocked into their heads by us, the voters. Vote the bums out
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  30. "These are dangerous tweets, and these tweeters are dangerous, and we will be going after such tweeters despite losing control of Twitter!!*$#@$$"
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  31. "I'm running again . . . So I better start dissing those guys . . across the aisle . . So here goes . . nothin' . . ."
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  32. Energy is the ability to do work. In its broadest meaning and specifically scientific meaning. Work permeates every level of society. Society is work.
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  33. Well, Karine's new look is surprising
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  34. Anything not revealed is the point. So you can't say "everything is revealed and available". I believe the prior assertion's intent was that when a Republican majority is in that not a penny will go to Ukraine where there are hidden factors or without thorough oversight of how those monies are being spent. That quick mumble, to paraphrase, about "certain things can't be revealed" was nothing less than gobbledegook slyness. Part of their oaths should include one has to be honest and not a liar
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  35. That's right. Our rights are coupled with our responsibilities
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  36. The AG acts like reps are just to be ignored. 'No consequences' is the actuality we're watching play out. 'No consequences' to all their perfidious actions is not just a reality, but it's their operating policy when it pertains to them, but it sure as hell is not when it comes to their enemies.
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  37. "Because I'm a woman!!! OBviously. Duh!"
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  38. Judges cherry picking which laws are real and unreal plays havoc on our system worse than precedent law
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  39. I wouldn't laugh, I'd ask "be specific, exactly what in the prior rulings or readings got missed? What, if anything was 'writ small' in them?"
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  40. "Not that it shouldn't have been done"? It was the right thing to shoot and kill a rioter? Better to shoot and kill than bodily push her out? Better than maceing her? Better to cower and use lethal force? Was it better to have a coordinated action by those there to guard the building to let them in and encouraging them to rush in? Better to block appeals to have National Guard populate the area? The entire scenario is fishy as hell
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  41. "Oh! Heh, I . . was hoping you wouldn't ask . . . about that . . heh . ."
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  42. The dangers of generalizing in writing. Speaking to specific cases is the only safe way. One would hope a judge would know that. PBA is a monstrous act
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  43. That protester wasn't intelligent enough to make her statements at pauses, instead of merely making them unintelligible by trying to talk over him. Wonder if she makes over minimum wage for what she's doing
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  44. "Well, y'see, we didn't think the taliban folks were gonna be such bastards . . . it really hurts our feelings . . y'know, all this stuff . . . And, I guess, we didn't expect the Afghan military to be just as wimpy now as they were on the last day of training . . . real puzzler that . . er . . . Anyhoo, heh, we gotta run . . important military stuff to do . . K? B'bye."
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  45. If recording matches the transcript, why withhold it claiming executive privilege? It's self evident it means the transcript isn't faithful to the facts. Liars do such things, not honest people.
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  46. That look on her face as she flatly says " . . . to start a family" is like, "yeah, um, no. "
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  47. If the transcript matches the recording, why exert executive privilege over it?
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  48. "We see no problem with releasing a terrorist enabler in exchange for an anti-America enabler. It makes us look good to our woke friends. Have a nice day every person!"
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  49. "we want Trump" chant he or someone instantly alters to "USA!" chant . . Yeah, Can't escape the man's influence and persistence in people's wishes . . Can almost hear the retort: "So what am I? Chopped liver?"
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  50. Any response to Rachel Self's claims re Martha's Vineyard thing
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  51. Oh, you can forget ever salvaging the situation of our disrespect for federal health agencies. And the fact that no one is going to pay any serious penalties for betrayal of our trust our faith in our representatives is tanked as well. All talk, no actions. Guess it's going to have to be done by public lawsuits.
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  52. Wyden does not typify Oregonians
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  53. Can you imagine what dinner party conversation with these two might be like? "So how about those Dodgers?" "Tax . . .dodgers? What, what do you mean? . . . "
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  54. Yeah, don't address her point, but zero in on a spelling slip. Real mature. Smh.
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  55. Good, longer coverage, especially in these early days of 118, are greatly appreciated
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  56. He makes getting things done look easy.
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  57. Will there be a Polish, Norwegian, Danish, Swiss, Finnish, Portuguese, Czech, Ukrainian, English Heritage or any other American heritages gatherings as well?
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  58. Who do you suppose she is referring to when she says "the president considers . . "? Surely not Kamala, but who then?
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  59. For those who don't know, The Tennessee Walker or Tennessee Walking horse is a breed of horse. They're not talking about taking horses for a stroll . . .
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  60. Well, Paul having that web page and soliciting funds is a blunder on his part. Everybody going too far . . the old "let's see what we can get away with" is the real pandemic.
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  61. No, one didn't vote in both parties. His and his, or his and her, or her and her days are numbered . . . Lol
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  62. "Thank goodness for this laptop teleprompter! I was stumped by that dang kid's stupid question!"
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  63. There is footage of Afghan soldiers smiling and willfully handing their weapons over and patting each other's backs . . . could have been taken out of context though . . Reported on WION
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  64. "one thing we tried to get through was to colorize the portraits, like a little darker or browner, because that would help get rid of white threat syndrome walking through the halls? But . . . they thought that was a problem for some reason?"
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  65. No, it's about breaking through the media silence about border and illegal immigration issues
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  66. She has wikipedia! Instant access to expertise from the most widely used misinformation pseudoencyclopedia ever concocted!
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  67.  @derek8564  : China will therefore condemn the Magic Eight-ball to slave camp and finally organ transplant center . . though originally invented in Cincinnati.
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  68.  @markbantz9699  : The will to fight and preserve is weak in this one.
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  69. Wow, bragging about foeticide. Great accomplishment there . . . SMH x10
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  70. So restaurants can reserve the right to refuse service to anyone, but a web designer cannot? This is silly. I prefer to to subsidize some restaurants, and not others, but can those I reject require I eat there nonetheless?
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  71. Robert's Rules of Order everybody! If you're punked can't unpunk the punk!
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  72. Parliamentary pro forma is amusing. 'I move to strike the last word' i.e., 'Give five minutes!'
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  73. I just would like the fact the Republican members now having the majority, don't act like the Dems when they have the majority. So far, insofar as they have allowed the Dems to participate which the Dems haven't always done in including the GOP members, but so far I see the same kind of bullying going on. Feels kind of like a little revenge tactics being played out, which would be disappointing . .
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  74. Love the way he said "Texas"
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  75. Guess you weren't there.
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  76. "I'm a noob here?, and I'm not familiar with anything? So if you give me a year? I'm sure I'll come up with an answer?"
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  77. Nice guitars. Lovely.
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  78. Assuming power to give mass pardons will be followed by mass arrests or detentions
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  79. By the way, it has been proven SARS-CoV-2 infections existed in the US in 2019 and maybe even earlier. Infection incidents near military labs or military subcontractors labs have been suspected, but since investigation was delayed until long after supposed imported or "pandemic level spread" was established, no definitive deductions were made, though it should be possible by examination of frozen sera samples stored by the CDC. These steps were conveniently bypassed and ignored.
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  80. Way to go Reschenthaler!
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  81. Imagine what kind of soul a lawyer must have to argue for dictatorial powers for an elected individual, number one, but thanks anyway for the impeachment recourse idea ma'am
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  82. Hypochondria
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  83. Trump is polarizing for sure, ya either love 'im or ya hate 'im . . . Biden? Who loves Biden?
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  84. Bad guy or not, an author/reporter hardly suppressing a wry smile all though this interview is inappropriate
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  85. Just realized . . . three more years of this? Something's going to snap. Ugh.
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  86. Reminds me of that aunt who always seems tipsy, martini before going to work, spends too much, smokes in the car, has a fridge filled with gold leafed ice cream . . .
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  87. Senate President with trepidation ok's Cruz, reminding him other people want to talk. Cruz: I don't care, this has to be laid out clear and plain.
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  88. There should be a requirement they all take a remedial course in Robert's Rules of Order. And a course in Etiquette and How to Behave like an Adult for Dummies.
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  89. Forget about military uses of gain of function, think like big pharma: "Can we design a virus that is always changing but has impact of health that would require our vaccines? Let's work that everybody! GOF team!! Yay!!!"
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  90. Wonder what the question or comment was he was responding to . .
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  91. "Just let me get this in, get vaccinated even if natural.immumity is better, but that's not our point, just get vaccinated anyway." "Why?" "Because!" "Because why?" "Because!!" "BECAUSE WHY?" "Just because! infinity!!!"
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  92. Donald "Out to drain the swamp" Trump backing swamp man. Imagine that.
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  93. Stringent protocol? "Here's your arrest citation, use it as ID! Get food stamps, fly, drivers license, yay, hunh? Oh yeah, be sure to show at the hearing! Promise? Ok, mmB'bye!"
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  94. She really likes the phrase "writ large", using it even where it makes no sense
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  95. McConnell has slimmed down.
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  96. "Top of mind"? You mean dusty corner?
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  97. The shame factor has to be high, however much she and others like her bow to peer pressure and being a team player
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  98. Yes, especially considering those color choices of ties! But, yes, anyway . . . had to throw that in . .
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  99. Garry is a dangerous and sloppy self-justifying "scientist".
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  100.  @evilrobots  : Refusing service has to be accompanied as to why? Isn't it implicit that freedom of speech also implies freedom to not speak?
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  101. Scroll too fast man
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  102.  @SkinnyJay  : Government and it's departments or agencies get sued all the time. Cases can go all the way to the Supreme Court. Anything going against Constitutional guarantees.
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  103. Fantastic! We had one behind our pantry. A double pantry.
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  104. Lies, damn lies and statistics. Most the panic in our world is due to all three under the aegis of the media, spurred on by that cabal big pharma and the Fed, both of whom are bankrupt. This is all about a bailout for those two.
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  105. Notice how empty the place is. Those empty seats are the indications of just who do and do not care. Presence should be obligatory.
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  106. What kind of leverage is there? We going to boycott Arabian horse races? Lol.
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  107. Why doesn't she just plug her ears and shout "lalalala! Not listening to the answer! Lalala . . ."
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  108. "No, no, no, haha, the 'big guy' was, was . . Trump! Honest!"
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  109. That's hilarious, if a corporation feels it's rights to stifle free speech are being stifled. These are the kinds of idiots amongst whom we're surrounded.
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  110. Plaskett is a CIA operative
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  111. The founding fathers assured that citizens would have means to protect themselves, property and defend against both foreign and domestic enemies. And they strongly felt the government ought not abridge those God given rights. They never conceived that disarming the citizenship was a government responsibility.
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  112. This practice of reading of our Constitution here in the United States ought be done every year from grammar school eighth year through senior year of high school. And it should be required that every tv station should be required every year air this reading in prime time some day of the week. Knowledge of our Laws, our Rights and our Responsibilities is the best insurance against inimical actors or actions from any source whatever that would curtail them.
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  113. Wow, nuts agreeing with each other rather than saying "Hunh? What?"
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  114. They're in the catbird seat. Planted roots. Arrogance is a job requisite anymore of bureaucrats.
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  115. They're the one's calling Mace's constituents unthinking . . . go figure
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  116. So now we've been told about yet another rip off, the only thing that's being done are amendment after amendment being cobbled together at the eleventh hour and doubtlessly missing crucial things including changing the election law so that current objections to suspect election processes will be difficult to raise if not impossible. Dirty pool going on and that entire mess down there in DC is only getting worse. Who would have thought that the GOP would be the last bastion of Constitutional protections. The Dems since the 60s have been doing exactly what Ike warned us of.
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  117. Address the fact that big pharma is the greater cause of medicare costs. That and the philosophy of medicine that minimalizes nutrition and accentuates patent drugs. And who knows how social security funds are "invested". And who buys that factoid that medicare comes close to military expenses? Remember: not one chronic, metabolic disease has ever been resolved by patent medicines. All resolutions have been dietary or factors normal to the physiological economy: Air, water, sunlight, exercise and food and food factors. Drugs don't do a damn thing for chronic, metabolic diseases.
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  118. The most difficult muscle to control is the tongue
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  119. Evidently they didn't even study just ordinary behaviour at train stations there . . . much less scenarios akin to Saigon evac.
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  120.  @andrewpinson1268  : Agree, the place needs educators in place of lobbyists
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  121.  @darrencatenacci2737  : I saw that but still found her tense usage confusing. Still, I'm glad CSPAN started putting those dates up. Info rarely differentiates upload date and date of video
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  122. A flag for a city by definition already includes all citizens. If citizens with particular stripes of adherence wish to loft their banner, let it be somewhere other than a city government base. By allowing one to have city government conscience to fly but not another citizen says those denied aren't citizens. For example denying a nazi flag over their city hall as well as a Christian flag equates nazism and Christianity as anathema, abhorrent. These issues are inappropriate for a city body to undertake deciding, to say nothing about the Constitutional separation of church and state, that is, forbiddance of a union of church and state. All in all this is a silly waste of the valuable time of our highest court. It is repugnant they have given this issue so much time and turned a blind eye against the irregularities of the last presidential election hiding behind the straw man issue of "standing". Pathetic.
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  123. There's no maybe nothing more moronic in political doings than a pol thinking he or she still has relevance.
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  124. Fools in high office eroding everything we love about being Americans.
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  125. Not just him.
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  126. This just DOJ and FBI trying to save their own asses
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  127. How many drinks did Leahy get out of the Candy Desk before he stumbled to his chair one might wonder
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  128. For that matter why hasn't mayor Weaver in Portland who let insanity reign unopposed...
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  129. Wonder if the whistleblower is going to have anything in the way of hard copy support, or are the company lawyers going to label it as hearsay
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  130. All the witnesses are slippery as eels. Dyed in the wool bureaucrats. Peons, minions of the orthodoxy of bureaucracy.
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  131. This should have been published the day it was filmed rather ON Thanksgiving. What can be done now?
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  132. When I heard "extremely strong" I knew immediately this guy was blowing smoke. Worrisome that inveterate bullshitters are so deeply ensconced in Washington, D.C. A pro would simply have said the infrastructure is well hardened and carefully overseen. But no, he had to inject hyperbole because his ass is on the line.
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  133. Should have said "treason undiscovered"
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  134. "Senator, our job is to facilitate and assist Pfizer and the Big Pharma cartel in realizing profits from the American government and its people . . . We wanted China to let us in there too . . . no go as you may know . . . So regardless of the origin, PFIZER, PFIZER, PFIZER! Senator . . . Go Team! As you might say, heh heh . . . er . . uh, was there anything else?"
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  135. Yay, an Oregonian who is sane, level headed and well spoken! At last at least one!
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  136. Wtf is the matter with CSPAN on YouTube? Why do we have to rely on these commercial outlets for entire hearings? These bullshit snippets from Forbes and Breitbart are beginning to really puss me off
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  137. What day/date did this occur please. We've had enough of rehashing last year, ok?
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  138. They feel under siege. I'm sure that nerve gassing Americans is in their agenda.
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  139. By now everyone knows he's in with a corrupt class of pols, chummy with Hilary types, and doesn't understand, we've had enough of them. Trying something new
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  140. C'mon man
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  141. I'd unsubscribe from Forbes for spinning by snippets but the full hearings are on it too, so I don't. But man the snippets are spamming
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  142. That parent must feel like he's got the best defender in the world in front of him.
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  143. Strange requirement for getting around, would like to know the reasoning for that
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  144. Geeze, let her finish a sentence for crying out loud.
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  145. Trump cannot win in 2024. Period. But between Biden/Harris, and DeSantis, the only way DeSantis could lose would be due to his choice of a running mate. Say Jenna Ellis or Hawley. Ellis would be a kind of sting to Trump, but would also weaken DeSantis' chances due to the association between Ellis and Trump. DeSantis/Cruz might be stretching it, but would be a far sight better than DeSantis/McConnel, lol. I think we're going to be surprised by the gamut of opposition to the Dem ticket in any case. But forget about Trump. As much as he's loved, the hate is equally great. Right or wrong as that may be. In fact I'd wager that putting Trump first is about the surest way to insure the Dems win.
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  146. So what happened between then and now so that Forbes or whomever can release these "confidential" inquiries?
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  147. Principal? You mean Corey Deuel? Oh! Haha, you mean princiPLE
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  148.  @billy6220  :oh! Lol
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  149. Democrats are asleep at the switch. There will be a derailment if they stay in control
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  150. Is this what they call six card Washington Hold 'Em? Or just a stand off?
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  151. The reasoning is indefensible. She tries anyway.
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  152. Zelensky is as corrupt as Biden, if not more so
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  153. Looks like a guy ripe for a Veritas drinking session
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  154. We get all these scathing questions and obfuscative answers, but its just for show, all of it. Because the representatives, senators and congressmen and women both never do a damn thing. Its just tv time, name elevation and basically currying votes. Yet nothing gets done. Kennedy is sounding like he's defending price fixers
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  155. Those idiots show how little regard to the collective intelligence of us all. Basic arithmetics are all that's needed: ~$8 trillion (?) spending for fiscal year, ~$3 trillion income. And then they think we're stupid enough to agree to make up the ~$5 trillion deficit by agreeing to a trillion in beefing up IRS collection personel and procedures to get it? These people must believe in perpetual motion machines too.
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  156. Well I don't know about prices increasing every day. Every week or two weeks maybe, or every month, yeah, for sure. Exaggeration doesn't help making points. The subconscious notes that and doubt enters about the rest of one's point or points. Politicians have to be rigidly accurate, because no matter what side one's on, the general trust has long become jaded towards any politician
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  157. Yeah I doubt that factoid on independent's preference for Crist
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  158. Feels like a cross examination of a mafioso
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  159. Guessing this speech is a bid to reelection than a sincere expression of the fire in his belly to represent conservative values. A token speech, read like a high school term paper for a grade, poached from the internet . .
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  160.  @javierfeliciano2918  : she is very sharp, but I would still like to hear their rationale against her argument more fully, because precedent law gets away with a lot of things that ought to be reexamined. I still think what Biden's lawyers are trying to justify is the purest BS
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  161. Immunology is the most backward of all the medical sciences and confounds the extant mysteries of the fact that many people were exposed to SARS-CoV-2 and never had a symptom. It all can be sourced back to pharmaceutical corporations concentrated effort to debunk Abderhalden and thousands of other scientist's findings of serum and lymphatic digestive enzymes or systemic hydrolases, as the actual first principle of immunity, NOT the contact cells. And these systemic enzymes, the strength and concentration of these in the bloodstream and lymphatic system are based on the nutritional status. Not on supplements, not by vaccinations, by dietary practices. This undermines the industry of "drugism" while promoting grocers and farmers. And the number one principle of the pharma cartels is: competition is a sin. Figure it out.
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  162. "No","No","No" . . . "Then Mr. Fauci, what were those emails about?" Simple question most of us would have asked.
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  163. Commies care about businesses, grocery, gas stations, minimarts, porn shops, whore houses . . Churches threaten commies.
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  164. I'm embarrassed for Oregon. Not all we in Oregon sent Wyden there, nor do our objections to his mealy mouthed complexification of processes in Washington seem to have much effect. And we're sitting around waiting to see in a mere few days if JUST ONE member of Congress is going to do anything about the IRS $600 threshold change, due January 2023, that will impact America's poor and disenfranchised citizenry the most. No wonder they wanted to hire thousands more collectors and auditors! This threshold change is exactly the basis for this expansion!
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  165. The scheisters at the Fed are behind that "zero cost" baloney. The Fed is bankrupt, and the whole idea of the "reset" is to save their butts and the bankrupt big pharmas at the same time.
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  166. Just look around and see how much ink is out there on Thibault. Not on yt, but newspapers, magazines, news hours. It'll be a blip relegated to yt and organs deemed right wing. Yet even relatively unknown figures related to DJT will always get ink. I'm not a DJT fan. Yet I do see the imbalances and the corruption in the Fourth Estate.
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  167. "I know only generalities senator . . duh!"
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  168. "our friends"?
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  169. If we don't see a Watergate type investigation from these last two years, if not a Nuremberg kind, it will be a serious shortcoming from the Republicans. Just to balance the scales. Democratic abuses require a heavy offset.
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  170. This guy is an empty talking paper bag, blahblahing the same old garbage of a past era when trusting everyone in the professional world was the norm. Now we know how crooked they all are as rule, he may as be standing up there playing with a kazoo
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  171. ". . to look at this . . . with an open mind"? They rejected the lab origin out of hand and then labeled differences of opinion with that CIA concocted smear term "conspiracy". Pigeon-holing everyone with legitimate concerns as kooks and crazies.
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  172. "Diversity of the system is our opportunity!! A house divided cannot stand!! Yahoo! Y'see? Y'see??? As long as there's no uniformity, there can be no metric of inflated numbers!!! We have this, yo! We can steal ANY VOTE at any time!!! Which, and I believe you know this too comrades, we MUST DO! STEAL THE VOTES! YES WE CAN!!!! YEAAAAAAH!!!!"
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  173. Goddamn, the Dem party has gone insane. They're insane.
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  174. If that's not the face of a constipated twit, I don't know what is.
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  175. That's old stuff
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  176. Pssst!! What're they saying down there? Psst!!
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  177. Why aren't those with arrest warrants automatically arrested? is what all Americans are asking.
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  178. Traitors in the White House, Supreme Court, Senate and Congress. And then look at the Pentagon. Biggest test of our Constitutional Republic. Awareness alone can save the goose.
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  179. Climate changes causes is at issue. Actual Science dis-attributes changes observed as meaningfully connected to what mankind does versus what the sun does. And what the sun does is observationally connected to what the galaxy is doing. And that is an ongoing study without any certainty as opined by serious scientists. What's truly curious here is that the oil and gas cartel are the ones promoting the climate change debate.
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  180. A pathetic grab for liberal votes spouting self-righteous "woke" views of a non-Constitutional "right" that doesn't exist
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  181. Whoever . . what has race to do with our military being gouged? Good to be on point at egregious greediness by business when it comes to our infrastructure, be it military, bridges or public bathrooms, but please don't convolute everything into something to do with some coined hotword as "environmental racism". I mean, what?
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  182. Oh, they have a future all mapped out. Book deal, lectures on-line, fan mail, courses by mail, remote learning . . to once again become a productive member of society. Yay . . . Smh
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  183. So Joe was "the big guy" only during his vice presidency? . . but now he's just an innocent bystander knowing nothing about his son or brother's doings . . . except to get loaned money back? And no one talks about the cocaine found in the Whitehouse anymore . . At any rate, the Whitehouse has been a cesspool for decades. No one gets in there anymore who isn't dirty and owned by the Rockefeller cabal . . .
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  184. I think those who voted guilty are wishing now they hadn't had their names tied to them. Although seeing how California voted in the gubernatorial race, one wonders if voters are convinced yet the Dems are off their rockers. Which in turn makes one wonder just how sane voters are. They seem sine die.
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  185. "Well, as you know senator, the FBI is devoted to spying on Americans for our . . . [cough] . . er . . their own good. It's our business . . . to be ready for ANY American who may explode at any moment . . and it is our policy to assume that means all Americans, but especially patriotic types. Surely you understand that?"
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  186. FB communications are a one way street.
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  187. If a woman doesn't want a conception, but cannot prove rape or life endangerment, just doesn't want the baby, I wonder how her emotions are going to impact that compelled birth. Hopefully adoption by loving parents can heal whatever effects her hatred had affecting that fetus/child's future life.
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  188. Wow! Batten down the hatches boys and girls! You got caught!
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  189. The rhetorical, it is Kennedy telling what has gone on and is going on. It is Kennedy doing the so-called journalist's jobs. So as long as anyone watching is concerned, their discretion is being informed. The problem is, usually only one side pays attention and the uninformed choose to remain so, categorizing all contrary information as right wing disinformation. I'm hoping the tiny third side, the independents, can make the necessary efforts to have their discretion so informed and to choose appropriately
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  190. Where's part two? Two guesses: A) we'll never hear about that again
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  191. Doesn't anyone see the pattern of control that's grown exponentially since they forcefully removed a sitting president in 1963?
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  192. Hey, majority, how about going full tilt the way Dems did? Verbal chastisement are just sound bites. DO SOMETHING!
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  193. Wyden is a completely useless seat warmer
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  194. Put on a good show! oh yeah, bring the tears man! that'll probe you're for real. Time for Bill Paxton. "This is not happenin' man! THIS IS NOT HAPPENIN'!!"
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  195. Minority examinations are embarrassing, but unfortunately will have little effect in barring their getting the positions. So all we get to do is go "ugh, what world!"
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  196. "Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people, who have a right…and a desire to know; but besides this, they have a right, an indisputable, unalienable, indefeasible, divine right to that most dreaded and envied kind of knowledge, I mean of the characters and conduct of their rulers." John Adams A Dissertation on the Canon and Feudal Law (1765)
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  197. Well that's about the most coherent showing to date.
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  198. Whaaaa!?
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  199. Wokeism is a disease, a cancer in the body of our Republic. It is an infestation that follows all the earmarks of communist disinformation and active measures to disrupt the American public. Cause confusion, infiltrate education, media and even government representation of the American Constituency. Divide and conquer. And it's all going according to their nefarious plans
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  200. Even McCarthy doesn't advocate that
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  201. Believes like her that imminent domain is government's right? Is that what she was getting at?
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  202. Texas being picked on because the spirit of '76 still lives there.
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  203. Wonder how many copies of user's DNA from 23nme Chyna has . . .
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  204. "I'm sorry, but my training doesn't allow me to give straightforward type answers? Only ones that confuse the issue and have murky indications . . . so . . yes and no? And sometimes no and yes . . Or I do not recall?" "And, oh yeah, energy for Europe, none for Americans!! Mwahaha, mwahaha!!!"
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  205. Everybody gambles on being able to get away with gobble-dee-gook nonsense talk .... Because I'M FRIENDS with the fake president!!! Nkay
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  206. Was the Liz Chaney mugging for the cameras?
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  207. All the techniques used to obfuscate facts in the Kennedy Assassination are seen in this fiasco. Only access to communications has made it likely that interdepartmental communications are what are being deliberately held back by Biden in the JFKA.
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  208. Precedent or prior case law means what was gotten away with before. It can be so far off the mark stipulated by constitutional law that it allows what actual law forbids. So saying she'd follow "established precedents" doesn't inspire faith in me of her intelligence
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  209. Slimy
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  210. Very interesting. Post a video of your own on your research or reading of the literature. It's important to share such insight
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  211.  @sct06  : That's significant alright. I might mention that a friend came down with the worst "flu" in his life which he felt he caught while in NE Idaho. He works out of Montana as a painter, and that was in the latter part of 2019. He was down about two weeks, self treated with Mother vinegar gargles, broths and sleep.
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  212. Forbes, please put date of hearings in info. Seems an elementary informatic for you to attend to.
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  213. What the hell!? You'd think the first thing on your mind once appointed to her position would be to keep close tabs on repeat offences, particularly those originally convicted for violent crimes. So who were these 30,000? Pot growers? People who tore off mattress tags?
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  214. The majority of retired scientists think it's lab leaked and the result of GOF
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  215. We're looking at a single term president. And the options are certainly not going ro include going backwards to Trump, unjustly or not. There had better be a viable option.
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  216. Wait a minute, that is antijantorism! Janitor's Lives Matter!!!! . . .
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  217. "No no senator, don't you see what a boon to big pharma it is to have a new lethal virus!? Think of our profits!! Vaccines every day is our goal. It's good for business! Think! If China started buying our vaccines! Billions and billions senator! Haha! Win win!"
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  218. Oh, there's money floating around without any auditing. Wonder how many CPAs are noticing . . . or basking in the Bahamas from the great slush
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  219. Fauci is not a pharma ad man, a gimmick popularizer, a shill. No he IS science. 😐
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  220. That tete de tete reminded me of a parental argument, lol. Kind of cute
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  221. Yeah, "We have body cameras here we could use, but for this op, we better not . . . we'll use the 'phasing it in' excuse should anyone ask later, let's just make sure the guy bites a bullet today. We're on it Bill and Hillary!"
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  222. "Um . . a lot?"
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  223. How did the US Government run before the dederal reserve corporation came into the picture? Sack 'em.
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  224. We need accurate data on who are here that are not citizens, absolutely.
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  225. "We can't have these people defending themselves or forming militias!" Anon Tyrant
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  226. A slew of virologists died or disappeared. There were many videos on yt before the pandemic
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  227. Geheime staatspolizei: secret state police
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  228. They don't even know where all the COVID money went. We have zero input about CIA funding. Who believes for one second there are any competent accountants working in Government . . .
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  229. Let's remember how the CCP pushes fentanyl, encourages lawlessness across the Southern US border, they know how this dissipates US strength and economy
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  230. The UFO tech will destroy the world if they ever get their hands on it. Human race is not ready and won't be ready until everyone has a golden goose or money tree or a genii bottle so we can cut all ties from commercialism (modern day Mesmerism/hypnosis) and businessmen.
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  231. Because they make their money by dealing with the CCP, because, I suspect, they can purchase the fentanyl partially by exporting cocaine to the Far East as long as it doesn't show up in China, but goes to Taiwan for example. Health of potentially repeat users is definitely not on their minds. They might even be receiving cash incentives to keep pushing the stupidest drug ever pushed
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  232. He got caught up applying "terrorist" to rioters, protesters damaging property, burning flags, tearing down statues, some of whom were blm, antifa, etc. And he had to paint the DC1/6ers with the same brush. I think the bigger mistake was not dismissing Tucker Carlson's protestations as nit picking. What those agitators among the crowd who stormed and encouraged others to storm the Capitol building did terrorize those inside. Apologizing about it was his mistake.
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  233. Who says "top of mind". Uppermost in mind, maybe. Wasn't memorializing her part of that days agenda? Ok, he's out of touch. Kind of important, but still it was asked too much
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  234. She's grandstanding. A poser
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  235. Why is killing called "choice"? It's not anti-"choice", it's an anti-murder movement. Plain and simple.
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  236. Oregon needs someone like Paul. We are disgusted here. Do-nothing lifers.
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  237. 29 in attendance?
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  238. How pathetic. He didn't read the amendment, doesn't know what it's about, so the Georgia slacker has to ask what the chairman's vote was. Truly pathetic
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  239. "I'm leaving, you guys, all you can go to hell . . . my snack time . . ."
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  240. Lunatics all. Jejune, immature, word-game, double-talking, two-faced, bobble-headed idiotic, narcissistic lunatics.
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  241. Don't apologize for calling a spade a spade, lol. I'd say those DC cops letting people swarm in was a tactical decision they knew they could use later to smear the outgoing administration. Cockroaches
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  242. Thought the thumbnail was a then and now comparison . .
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  243. There have been automated word recognition filters on phones for years. I'm sure it helped against the bad guys out there, but just as many, if not more, innocent Americans have come under unwarranted suspicion because of it. So banana republic status has been ours in the good old USA for quite a while. The simple fix is to ask our state and national reps what they're doing to protect domestic privacy and security, like this gentleman in this video is doing. Seems like a good rep indeed if he pushes this to the nth degree. Too often that kind of toughness on tape is just show and nothing ever comes of it. The gears of the machinery in DC are missing more than a few teeth. It's disgusting how shallow we as a Constituency are. It is us, we the people, who are to blame for the shoddy protection of our Constitutional Republic
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  244. This is old
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  245. Such an intelligent statement and pointed!
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  246. Somehow this reminds me of Nuremberg.
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  247. Bat origin signals were not found, but gene expression of proteins in Krait and King Cobra snakes were detected in genetic segments delineated according Bryan Ardis. Papers were published examining the nicotinic receptors being susceptible to those proteins and Ardis found nicotine competitively blocks those receptors from those toxins conveyed by the spike glycoproteins of SARS-CoV-2.
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  248. Search the following α-Bungarotoxins: These toxins bind to the α-sub-unit of nAChR and cause rapid neuromuscular paralysis. β-Bungarotoxins: These toxins can cause flaccid paralysis of the ipsilateral hind limb. An experimental test of the nicotinic hypothesis of COVID-19
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  249. Seems Breitbart and Forbes are doing equal time on the Senate Republican members now. Got a long way to go pals. We do know Breitbart's and Forbes' bias, right?
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  250. This is so elementary school level junk going on. Why are they even talking about the candidates when this is about a contempt of Congress deal going on here towards Garland?
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  251. Dominos
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  252. Good for Cruz for defense of parents of school kids. However, I am not in agreement with seeking to make schools into jail-like environments by putting cops or security police on campuses. Arming the teachers would be better than that
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  253. Whoa, epitome of gobbledegook non-answer . . . " . . . and so forth . ." is all he left out
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  254. Well, maybe she's one of those invisible people he keeps trying to shake hands with. Rip
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  255. House conservative Majority and all bills will dead end in the Senate. Expect a f@#&ing frustrating two years . .
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  256. Do we really is expect the Senate to do anything but shoot down every effort? Can anything really get accomplished?
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  257. So the bill Trump advocated for and was blocked by democrats, now has legs because advocated under democrats? Omnibus bills, gluts of riders and unrelated junk ought to be outlawed. You'd need a team of 20+ people to just skim read them all, 50+ to absorb and parse them.. or read all through their "vacation" time. I put quotes there because it seems even in session so many of them act like it's a vacation. Just look at all the empty seats . . . I guess they're supposedly off tending to . . . Something
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  258. Mega-paged bills are basically fussilades and forms of cross fire, relying on lack of time for assessment and counter-arguments. Dirty pool as par for the course. And we, we reelect those playing dirty pool year after year. Shame on us
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  259. Biggs may not be a facile reader, but those emails are damning and what will we get as a result? Nothing until the house and Senate reorganization. The majority is deaf to all criticism and damning evidence
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  260. In her deluded mind, all kinds of things are "broadly and widely" known . . . only to her . .
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  261. Judge trying to twist meanings is blatant, using equivalencies that don't actually apply.
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  262. Looks like Forbes is doing a better job than CSPAN.
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  263. Difficult to take the death stats seriously when hospitals and officials are incentivised monetarily to declare a death, incidentally with covid, as a death DUE to COVID-19. We already know positivity is likely greater with little or no symptoms. We'll know better as the home kits for testing get wider distribution. But there isn't actual science behind that number. Not really. It is a hyping point, obviously. Science has been subverted by politics.
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  264. "Well, we're focusing more on dangerous PTA members, parents at school meetings, that sort of thing. We don't feel antifa, radical BLMers, or woke proabortionists pose any significant threat . . . surely not as dangerous as parents . . ."
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  265. This is about the greatest, common sense thing heard in that hall for I don't know how long
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  266. Someone needs to talk him into dialing back the hyperbole. "Greatest" this, "greatest" that, "in the history of" the world, of America? Not only are such exaggerations inaccurate, they're often untrue. Try "about the best in a long time" or something less absolutist. It's tiresome and makes it difficult to take even more reasonable statements as seriously.
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  267. 1:58
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  268. This has that Watergate vibe to it doesn't it...
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  269. The way this is written out, it sounds like you're saying he killed a mother of three then held a press conference? Is that it?
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  270. Yeah, they want one party, democratic. Then it will turn into liberal democrats versus conservative democrats. Then far left democrats against all other democrats. Then no more men or women, only persons or bodies, plutocracy, communism, police state then bedlam, slavery, extinction.
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  271. Everything this fastidious gentleman says falls on deaf ears. It's pathetic.
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  272. Thought this was about Skelator . . .
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  273. A vaccination requirement for entry is a feature benefitting only pharma, and is an illegitimate criterion. mRNA Vaccination, it's been discovered, does not prevent contagion. It in fact opens recipients to risk for biological impairments. Testing may be legitimate, but there are questions as to the accuracy of test methods. The proper criterion for admission or rejection of entry has to be the usual ones, and not ones designed to favor pharma profits.
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  274. And yet the panic button talk was always how much more dangerous would be the next variants, opposite the evolutionary history well known to virologists and in accordance with evolutionary theory. Since viruses are dependent for continuation on less, not greater lethality. So why would they trumpet every day how gloomy the future was going to be? It certainly amped up vax sales. A regular bonanza for big pharma. Despite the fact good nutrition offers best dependable immune health and disease resistance. Instead one would wonder how the human race survived before vax mania.
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  275. "I'm not gonna talk 'bout dat, capiche?"
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  276. What bailout? Offers to purchase were available to be made and denied by FDIC. This is a fundamental bunko scheme by the Fed, money laundering and an attack on crypto.
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  277. Pharma promotes pharma friendly judges too! Big pharma, they're on the job!
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  278. Not fun to watch? You kidding me? Not only is it fun to see, it's vital we see kick down, kick ass brawling against BAU
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  279. Obviously not an independent thinker. Member of the pack, a check, check toady.
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  280. McClintock is better than McCarthy. I still can't get over that milktoast republicrat somehow has the position he has. The cutting edge of the GOP is evidently in the minority of the onetime minority . . And yet getting an edge up hasn't helped
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  281. 👍
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  282. It amazes me he has to apologize for talking to whomever may be listening, members of the House or Senate -- very few -- as if they're children, that he's talking grown up talk. "Difficult" for the large numbers of the childish there, "men and women-childs"
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  283. "Sorry ma'am, I only do crinkle crankle answers, or, as some say, zig zag type answers . . "
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  284. Except for my first choice of musical chairs as a selection method, a good old fashioned knock down, drag out fight might come in second . .
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  285. Matter of fact and to the point. Kennedy is making an impression if people would listen.
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  286. I'll drink . . Hic . . to that
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  287. The gum chewing behind him was a little annoying
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  288. So the feds are turning a blind eye to antifa too, eh?
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  289. Pretty quiet across the aisle. Not even crickets, because none of them are there. We are though. The power in the internet, because before it, the only people who would see this were cable subscribers to CSPAN, or readers of the Congressional Record
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  290. The chemistry of a pandemic lockdown, social wokeness zealots and reactive conservatives is the makings of a perfect storm a-brewing. And our enemies, the CCP and old Soviet anticapitalists are thrilled to watch what their incursions and baiting have created. We're playing right into their hands. Who would have thought after the progress made in race relations it would get all stirred up again? Yet that is one of the favorite tools of the Soviet "Active Measures" department of disruption and division. Should we be surprised that the founders of BLM were proud to announce their communist strategies and roots? The sex confusionists are operating on the exact same strategy. Like dripping water taps, it is wearing on ordinary people especially under the recent lockdowns and strictures, mandates, etc. People will snap. Drawing in the federal forces is just what ought not be done because that will inflame the entire mess even more, but, then again, we ought to be fed up with radical left or right overwielding power. That has to be reined in more urgently than PTA parents
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  291. There are still some adults acting in Washington DC.
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  292. Doesn't the US government have the right to defend itself from its own people? Everybody picking on the poor government while we be PTA's terrorizing school boards by criticizing, unmasking our kids and all. Can't we all see government being picked on? Gov lives matter! Gotta fight it's own people don't you see???
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  293. Yeah, the object was to paint opposition as no good crooks. But ordinary people do see the political smear and the gestapo tactics. Boy howdy do we ever
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  294. Let's hear more "nyahnyahnyahs"!
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  295. The Dems won't respond to the excoriating facts re their claims of H. Biden's laptop as Russian disinfo. And the mainstream media will collude with them in keeping it low-key. So far they've done token pieces but no screaming, bold-print front page headlines. But Americans have known for a long, long time newspapers were mostly propaganda and editorial, not bare bones reportage. Hope depends on the sober minded independents alone.
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  296. Now, now, let's be fair . . . Americans don't want a strictly one sided government. Time to grow up and face reality: both sides have been schmucky
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  297. Some kind of madness has tornadoed its way through the body politick, especially ripping its way through the Democratic party. It's like they've all gone insane and defiantly insist they are sane, everyone else is insane . .
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  298. No sense laying odds on McCarthy nobly stepping away I guess . . . Maybe he's stalling until they can figure out how to get rid of santos
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  299.  @natalyaeydinov4011  : The Musketeers motto isn't that different from E Pluribus Unum.
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  300. The cages are under aegis of ICE, aren't they? Or whomever. They were there under Obama, there under Trump and now under Biden. Stop calling them some Pres or another's creation.
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  301. The entire administration gang are pitiable. Unprepared and not creative except when it comes to obfuscation and dissembling
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  302. Reminds me of one of the Texas Hunt brothers, H.L maybe, speculating that the average American income was around $100,000 a year . . and that was decades ago, in the last century . . .
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  303. Forget it Senator, these idiots have already surrendered to the boogie man that the CCP has striven to become. Buying land in the USA (farmland), buying land in Africa, in Europe in the Balkans, everywhere key resources upon which technology is dependent. And these sell outs think they won't ever have the wherewithal to buy it all back. They don't realize that the CCP is heading into the same morass that the Soviet Union dove into. That "developing" nation is a leech, a parasite, and eventually they'll be diving back to the stone age and we'll have to help them. Another charity case, because that's their last ditch strategy, to break our economy, and the world's economy. Their insanity is on a par with the WEF, IMF and nuts like Gates' vision of the future alongside the perverts in the Club of Rome. Their vision is dystopian and their solution is to take the earliest, easiest path to solvency: depopulation. It's weirdly funny but for the tragic consequences they would impose upon the "excess population". They will meet their Marley's ghost. Count on that.
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  304. McCarthy is shamelessly capitalizing on events to posture and preach and without a doubt looking to 2024 as his chance to sit in the Oval Office. Several are imitating Cruz' cadence and stress of speech which, in their hands, merely cones across as emoting and only weakly approximate. It is sad in the extreme because of the tragedy unfurling. Left and right are rife with buffoons and charlatans. So, once again, we have shown our almost unlimited capacity to shoot ourselves in the collective foot. The Peter Principle is in its fullest demonstrative capacity for tragicomedy. But we will see how we can top even this. Trump will never sit in the OO again, Cruz probably will get majority vote in 2024, and this cycle will repeat until something akin to British parliamentary rule displaces it via what the Constitution allows.
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  305. What were those noises? Drums?
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  306. Pelosi is bought and owned by the old international cartels of drugs, guns and now digital surveillance and currency.
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  307. Geeze Morticia, just answer the question!
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  308. The entire field of "immunity science" is either a liquid landing or bolter. They haven't gotten it right once in the history of the CDC or NIAID.
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  309. Since the ostensible use of gain of function can be weaponization, involvement in it should be categorized as a war crime
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  310. So, what, the news outlets can't get to our Southern border without Harris? Why aren't THEY going there? What's stopping them from turning up the heat, shining a spot light on what's happening? There is no more "news" in our country anymore. Only propaganda rags.
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  311. What I fear is the Commies managing to get our strongest patriot reps all on a plane ....
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  312. Biden will sign anything his handlers put in front of him.
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  313. Front line news that should scream from the pages goes into a muffled thud with today's press. We're surrounded and awash in a sea of corruption out which the internet alone can, as a tool, save us. And lo, we see what kind of grip is being exerted against even that. Soon it could be we all have to become reporters
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  314. If the NYT had said from the getgo the laptop was genuine, THEN I would have seriously doubted it was. I use NYT as a compass, if it says anything, I doubt it
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  315. What a tigress! Get 'em!
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  316. You left out "was" in your title.
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  317. Are Republican senators being bombarded with disrupting subsonic frequencies to disturb their ability to read? I wouldn't doubt it
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  318. "Since when are cures a thing? Hahaha, military money is much more lucrative!! WEAPONS!! Getting rid of the excess population!! Gates is with us! Haven't you read the Georgia Guide Stones??!! Haha, 'cures'. Give us a break!!"
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  319. Did Robert's act according to the "living Constitution" by declaring 'no standing' after the vote objections?
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  320. The perverse corporate world rulership needs to put these linkages in place so when they destroy every localized seat of government there won't be anything to stop them, and they'll know who might resist... Like "Pravus International" in the real world. These United States©® will become mere "property", holdings.
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  321. We are being taxed by Ukraine
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  322. Insincerity and deviousness is directly proportional to "thank you"s.
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  323. Hawley is not a lone objection: the parents of those slain soldiers due to that precipitous withdrawal are with him and millions of sympathetic and fed up Americans too. They think they can make catastrophic mistakes and then whine that objectors are keeping them from getting back to business as usual like nothing happened and no consequences. Well they have played that distraction game pretty well thus far by retaining a Senate majority. It only raises the temperature in America that these issues keep getting swept under the rug. From Dallas in 63 til today the same M.O. by Dems. Then the GOP did the same after 9/11. No wonder the Constituency is confused
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  324. What kind of flag is that?
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  325. Slow realization of "damned if I do, damned if I don't" . . . Yeah buddy, you put yourself there
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  326. Afghanistan pull out is directly related to the Ukraine situation. That pull out was like it was drawn out on the back of a napkin.
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  327. World bank statisticians must have a different world population count than every other statistician in the world, because worldwide they count ~500,000,000 agnostics and atheists, roughly 6+% of 7.75 billion people. So not "80%", more like 93% are religiously affiliated. So I don't trust THAT bank
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  328. I'm hearing JD Rockefeller as Bobert speaks too much. And that is worrisome. She's a brilliant actor, no doubt, but her alliance with Trump proves in fact she doesn't know where of she speaks. On the other hand, her opposition also have no clue of what they're promoting. What we are witnessing is a major breakdown. There are true nuts operating our government . . .
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  329. "That is no longer a 'Stop' sign. That is racist. It is a 'Cease Moving' sign."
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  330. He brazenly doxed her and now wants the bench? Smh
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  331. Not relevant, but anyone calling America "homeland" doesn't understand our country. It isn't anyone's homeland. Even the native Americans, who alone might use that term legitimately, migrated here. No, "homeland" type language sounds like some new fangled psyop mumbo jumbo a totalitarian might try to foist on everybody. Because that whole scene and the "patriot" act, which isn't patriotic. It's police-state by attrition. Hypnosis, a lie. So when we heard the first time that stupid phrase "homeland security", that's when we should have started feeling unsafe, insecure, untrusting of what was being pulled off right before our eyes.
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  332. Fired up, but eloquent
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  333. Yeah they learned their tricks from IG Farben, the Rockefellers and the big business cartels that intermarried with them all, disgusting lot of traitors to humanity
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  334. It would be the ultimate irony, wouldn't it, if the last communist nation to fall were the United States, after that system being abandoned by the whole World.
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  335. That's usurpation
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  336. Stupid process of putting irrelevant riders in bills. Who'd even know what the hell the bill was about based on its title? Needs to stop.
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  337. This border issue fits right in with the KGB strategy of inducing race conflicts and unsettling a common sense of security. See G. Edward Griffin's interview with the ex-KGB agent involved in "active measures" and all the dirty tricks they tried before during the "cold war". The Dems are abetting every aspect of that strategy, this time on behalf of the CCP.
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  338. Strubb is hot, with good reason
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  339. The suppression of cheap, effective treatments for SARS-CoV-2 is going to cause heads to roll once people wake up to the fact that these idiots are all on big pharma payrolls. 90% of the masks they hand out are made by hand in sweat shops in the Far East and do nothing but signal fear and state mandate obedience.
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  340. Okay, reform oil exploration and operational practices. So you're saying we'll just use up reserves and beg for oil from Saudis, Russia and even Iranians? Sell our oil to the CCP? Get your heads on straight. Do you know of shoddy oil operations? Set up a bill addressing those issues. Don't make us dependent and destitute
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  341. There's excuses everywhere. "Shortages of sand and pipe", "Shortages of labor", "Uncertainty by the market players" . . . "Uncertainty of profitability" . . . The charade is being run by a cartel that wants America to fail and they gen up excuses and blame shifting all over the place. Sending billions to Ukraine is just a convenient excuse not to keep the money here, gives the Fed CORPORATION excuses to print unbacked paper money to rescue its own state of bankruptcy, and all the while the men and women in Congress supposedly guarding our Constitutional Republic are sitting in their hands when they should be moving to get the Fed and the cabal behind them the hell out of Dodge or there'll be hell to pay. Before long the snakes will come up with another "emergency" to warrant their perfidious designs
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  342. Creepy man
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  343. Average Americans have been confused by the biased media reportage to such extent they don't know the difference between Taliban or ISIS/ISIL, PLO or Gen Jadar, Deep Space Nine or Voyager. So Taliban is our enemy, but ISIS is what? Our worser enemy? So now enemy of our enemy our friend? Who knows? Whoever writes the scripts for this farsical show needs to be timed out.
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  344. Analytics examples start 16:07 "Here's how we plan to disappoint everyone and be as boring as possible . . ."
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  345. Murphy seems to be a master of obfuscation. He must coach the nominees.
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  346. This guy kicks ass making sense!
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  347. Wow, she simply won't acknowledge the question, at all !
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  348. The Dem BBB crowd are absurd and insane.
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  349. @Joe Duke : "build back better"
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  350. So the word "will" obviates the need for the superfluous "moving forward" you idiots
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  351. The people in the IRS went insane knowing the Federal Reserve is bankrupt . . . They even tried to lower the earnings audit to go after the poor. That's how desperate and disposable they are
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  352. The Democrat's are exposing themselves for what they are.
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  353. Since the days of Thomas Jefferson, the fact that all the ensuing presidents didn't serve time in prison is the big question
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  354. Embarrassing. Wth
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  355. Was the "Boston Tea Party" domestic terrorism?
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  356. It was a revolt. Jan. 6 was a revolt.
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  357. We, the voters, are to blame for all if this. The criticisms of reps, the show case lambasting of witnesses by reps, all of it is theatre and if a rep can get face time on YT that pleases their constituency, irrespective of what they DONT ACCOMPLISH, we vote them back in. It seems to some that the only way to fix it all is a large voter concentration on the dark horse amongst the slate, then vote them out next term. One after another. That never works. The way it works is their pay-checks. That requires an embargo on it eventually. Talking doesn't work. Bribery only works for big pharma and other business gorillas. When we stop paying Federal taxes, we might stem the tide, but the fed, that sly fox corporation just prints money and hire more goons to the irs. What's the fourth stage of Diplomacy?
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  358. Lol, even democrats are sick and tired of democrats
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  359. Ye gads, Ms. never a straight answer Rosenberg
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  360. Can't take a joke, eh?
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  361. It looks like the lady behind him is wearing a CCP military uniform and white face?
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  362. That banner behind her bugs me. It looks kamikaze or communistic
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  363. "Team player"-ism Peer pressure keeps them from being honest
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  364. I've often thought that anyone seeking the presidency must have prior military service, be it Coastguard, National Guard or regular Army. It tells us the person was willing to put the nation's safety before their own. To put their own life at risk. That way we would avoid basement cowering, power hungry, cushy life posers
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  365. Good for Warner. Appropriate name btw
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  366. America is under attack, from within. IRS enforcement personal? Is debtor prison next? Ye gads, this is insane.
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  367. I guess a lot of these examinations are actually fodder for betting on who is most likely to end up Speaker of the House . .
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  368. But they do hate each other. Far left and right. Manchin and Senema are rays of hope. Far right and left both need to be reigned in.
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  369. Next election cycle, lol
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  370. "Could you fall in love with someone of an opposite race? Please use percentages and explain your number stuff."
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  371. The revelations of expert opinion as to the likely lab origins of SARS-CoV-2 should be front page news. And what do we see? Nothing but YouTube snippets. For that we need to be grateful and depend on word of mouth and at voting time scrub the house and Senate.
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  372. I think it's funny. "My racism's better than yers! Nyah!" "Nuh-uh!!" "Is too!" "Isn't" "Is!" "Not!" "@#$#@$+&!" "Well, '*$#$_-"$$')(&+_ you too "#_$#@!" Etc.
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  373. That's all we need is big pharma promoters, who are science ignoramuses, "beating the drum" to save big pharma from bankruptcy while ignoring the easiest and best protections against pandemics: nutrition, vitamin D, zinc, Ivermectin, Artemisia, and the protocols of Dr. Borody, the FLCCC.NET doctors who have direct ER experience showing Merck antimalaria drug Ivermectin saves lives. Not one word.
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  374. "Nah, we just want to send the money over. We can hash it over afterwards, 'cause, that's how we've always done things, heheheh. See? Oversight really bogs stuff down see? I mean, really now, who gives a crap about the stupid tax payers or what Ukraine's doing with the money? Hahaha!"
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  375. Sorry, but I think she had no choice but reply as she did. Kind of like the old legal joke cross examination: "do you promise to stop beating your wife?"
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  376. Why didn't you nominate yourself or have someone nominate you?
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  377. How did the injury occur?
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  378. Look at all the headlines across scope of so-called independent papers and media regarding the debate: how is it the word "bait" is in every single one if they're so independent?
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  379. Aw, how cute. "Nyanya, LIAR!" "AM NOT!" "ARE TOO!" "ARE . . ." ....
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  380. Remember to talk quietly, you might wake Senator Wyden . .
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  381. When this small minority has its run and there are no serious results or consequences or real change of laws, it'll be more than apparent it's all just a dog and pony show, tv time
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  382. Yeah, you turncoats, stop it.
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  383. "The future flyers ain't gonna be no honkys like y'all in this hyar room byatches!"
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  384. Dog and pony show that'll get absolutely nowhere because no one takes congressional hearings seriously and no one ever gets jail time or serious political consequences. Congress made sure of that after the Watergate hearings . . . Every last one of them would be subject to such . . . unless a miracle happens . .
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  385. Kind of stepping in it using a CCP goon for simile. "Let's be like them"?? And they aren't doing anything to stop fentanyl. Awkward
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  386. Hire back the ATC people Reagan fired . . .
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  387. "Unconstunal, Hick!"
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  388. Jeez, Jan 6 is only vilified. Jefferson would have celebrated any form of public protest to challenge the status quo. Congress in toto created the explosion that began with George Floyd, ignored the national lawlessness of radical liberalism, and continued with ignoring the shenanigans if the 2020 election fiasco, and they are acting all mystified at what happened? There were fomenting forces spurring radical behaviour at the Capitol, yes. A broad brush interpretation of it as a "maga" movement, as if nothing of the same sort had been unfolding before our eyes across the country from the "destroy America movement", is proof of selective awareness, and ignoring that every American right and left are tired of Congress playing the "business as usual" sell-out of our Republic, whether the Constituency is aware of it or not. We've been being played by Congress in the pockets of international bankers, the Fed, big pharma, and cronyism. People are fed up. We are not going to become a communist nation ever.
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  389. Wait, what??!! Now that retarded phrase "top of mind" has infected newscasters? Oh man, that's it. Forbes!! What're you doing?
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  390. Oh yeah, they are grabbing for power alright. Brazenly and as retardedly as ever. There has to be a loose nut in all their brains. I mean, they're like robots. "[Bzzzz click!], No senator. Thanks for the [bzzz, click!] question . . [bzzzz, pfft, click!]."
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  391. John 3:19-21 English Standard Version "And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil. For everyone who does wicked things hates the light and does not come to the light, lest his works should be exposed. But whoever does what is true comes to the light, so that it may be clearly seen that his works have been carried out in God.”
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  392. "Hi! I'm a proud cast-iron lawyer ignoring the meaning of 'menacing' in order to get my client off. Heh, that kid! Obviously a drama queen! Kookie, hunh? Hahaha!"
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  393. Webster is rolling over in his grave over the incomprehension, misapplication and ignorant use of the word "insurrection" for the word "riot". If DC was such, what were Seattle, Portland and other places ere November?
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  394. Sounds like a Stalin plan redux.
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  395. Wish we had this quality of objection when they foisted the "patriot" act on us. Every single phone call is routed into an NSA public spying center. We're guilty til proved innocent of being a domestic terrorist. We can be held incommunicado at gitmo if they wish . . . Where was the righteous indignation over that draconion piece of sh"t of legislation?
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  396. Now Romney sees the light? Now? Isn't this just taking advantage of camera time? That chart is dramatic indeed, with squeezed months and months. How come it wasn't shown pre-election . . I don't know anymore, who's more retarded, red or blue. All the sanity is independent, and the numbers there are just too few.
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  397. Before it's over, every person in the House will get a nomination except for McCarthy . . . Musical chairs might be a good way to settle this
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  398. 👍
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  399. Protesting what or who? Pffft
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  400. Defund the IRS
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  401. Obviously nominated not for what she knows of pertinent laws and codes, but for being a toady to the cabal in the White House.
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  402. Thumbnail is creepy as hell.
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  403. The Steele or Trump-Russia dossier and several other actions by Dems and the party over all are rather like their own Watergate dirty tricksterisms. Patriotism cannot explain it. Money greed explains a lot of it. And the fact they're batshit crazy.
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  404. Let's call them what they are, the democrat-communist party. Rule by committee, no opposition allowed! No freedoms, just committee permissions. Iron fist. No talking!
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  405. Just saying "there was no fraud" doesn't magically make it so. How stupid do they think everyone is? Oversight and inspection were always hampered and delayed, and the percentages aren't operating in any rational distribution. It'd be irrational NOT to question it
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  406. "Who gave permission to Joe to play with the phone?"
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  407. We don't have faith in our communication channels anymore. Ever try writing a hand written letter? A letter is a testator document, it delineates one's will, and is powerful as such, especially as one states it is photocopied to ones records, and arrives with return receipt requested. Emails are ignored by the millions. Ask your reps to explain their actions or inactions.
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  408. Biden's an idiot, we know. But let's hear what mistakes you've made, and own up: the withdrawal wasn't fully laid out while you were in charge. The vaccine rollout was hasty and still people are getting an experimental collection of shots. You mentioned hydroxy chloroquine, good for that, but never mentioned a word about Ivermectin and other important adjuvants, like simple vitamin D. So don't make out everything you did was perfect. Just be honest. That's all we want from pols. Over-exageration isn't convincing. Over-all you did good things, but don't go all megalomaniacal about yerself.
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  409.  @CelleChes  : Actually both know the power to preserve our Constitutional Representative Republic is where they are. The office of presidency was stolen by the Rockefeller-Rothschild cabal in 1963 wholesale. It will never return. In fact it was never needed, and both Washington, Adams and Jefferson saw it was the most susceptible to the greatest corruption of all the three branches. The structure of our Republic can survive without the Executive branch. The Legislative and Judicial are the basis of justice and judgement. The expression of or execution of both these absolutely do not rely upon a personality in a residence called " highest office " or entitled as the seat of "the commander in chief". The commanders are the Citizenry, the American People. We will not yield power or cede God Given, Natural Rights to an oscillating egomaniacal platform bought and owned by corporate oligarchs, globalist puppeteers. Law rules here. It's the USA, based on agreed upon Law, with all military and civilian might protecting Rights.
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  410. That thumbnail is a revolting image, but it defines what kind of scumballs those two are
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  411. A blatant political attack. They gotta get even for the guy that made them all look bad, and the record speaks for itself. Washington insiders accomplish nothing. There is no All American Can-Do attitude in 80% of those schleps. An outsider comes in and in 3 and and half years does more than most do in eight. And I'm not even a republican
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  412. Nick Langworthy.👍
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  413. Like nothing is fake on the internet or Google . . . Why didn't he send her a copy before her appearance? I know nothing about her or the letter, but I see Kennedy intentionally blindsiding and sandbagging and I don't respect that either. Wouldn't fly in a real court. Disclosure is part and parcel of equanimity in the justice system. But this is grandstanding and currying praise from casual observers, "Oh that Kennedy pulls no punches! He's on our side!" Think so? I don't.
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  414. I don't hear anything
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  415. Surprisingly alert today
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  416. The lowest level of character is doing less for equal or more reward. Doing what one can get away with with no or least punishment. Grifting by Pfizer, grifting by CDC, grifting by NIH, grifting by NIAID, grifting by EcoHealth Alliance, grifting by DOD, grifting by BLM, grifting by the Treasury, grifting by every Tom, dick and Harriet . . . It amounts to much more than petty swindling. It is larceny in the BILLIONS
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  417. "Insofar as it is destroying American's sense of identities, why yes, yes it is lethal . . "
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  418. Aglommeration is the death of American businesses. The cartel model of big business set by standard oil and i.g. Farben, intermarrying every interest, setting prices, setting supply, gluts and scarcities, these are megacronopolies, cronyism at it's worst
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  419. They can always blame it all on the aliens flying in their "UAP's"(?), Lol. "The little green men want this new green deal! Honest . . . cause, they're green."
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  420. "PREGNANT PERSON! Didn't you all see the documentary "Junior"??!"
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  421. Convincing Dems to change their vote to against her was a vain exercise since they failed to convince them confirming her was going to adversely affect their reelection if they did. Ergo, talking to them was practically useless. Billboards in every state where Dems rely on votes telling them what their reps have approved is more effective, though very expensive.
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  422. So vote against it.
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  423. "Grloahfrwluh, also, fyrdghrfjkol, don't fergit ahll be looking fer yer vote come time . . . geyikvgyhdrwkl
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  424. All we get are questions put, none answered. None ever, it seems, pay for their evils.
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  425. I don't trust anyone prefacing their blah blah with "to be very honest with you . . "
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  426. What does "vyeristic" mean? Maybe he meant voyeuristic . .
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  427. Biden on the White House roof with a violin is still too sophisticated an image for this fiasco . . More like a bib and a rattle
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  428. She runs, she wins
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  429. The treatment and decimation of the People who were already here when the first Europeans touched these shores is the largest stain in the Nation's history. 600 years of oppression and attempted genocide. Let's just get that clear.
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  430. Way to go Higgins. I hate Trump, but I don't like seeing this BS going on around him and at him.
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  431. Donors can be scoundrels. I think it only natural to want that known. I wonder if it isn't a little hypocritical to object to rival party bills just because they are rivals. It is really always the riders that gut every good bill. The amendment that is needed is making bills monotopical and no longer than a typical English class essay. The two major parties are both whack.
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  432. Well, there is little in the returns on Google using "friendly litigation". It doesn't appear to be a regular legal phrase, or am I mistaken? What do lawyers have to say about this? Is ignorance of the phrase "friendly litigation", as the Senator puts it, "extraordinary"? https://www.jstor.org/stable/1120287
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  433. The big pharma propaganda machine has worked very hard to ignore the large percentage of unvaccinated who never had a sniffle. Why that isn't a major study is only mystifying if we discount that the vaccine program is bailing them out of bankruptcy . . .
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  434. Oh c'mon fauci, you dissembling crud. You were vociferous and expressed animosity to the idea, like it was your duty to the CCP to do so. THAT was not scientific "candor", that was obfuscation. You're still at it, trying to preserve some respectability talking evenly about the methods of science, etc. You and your partner's weren't talking, nor showing concern for, scientific principles back then . . You were scrambling to cover your asses. And now you think you're gonna skate on through unscathed? . . . . Think again.
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  435. But has it been Facebook fact checked? Lol
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  436. And every time he says "vaccinations" he and big pharma hear "cha-ching!"
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  437. Laughable. The Fed is bankrupt and it's passed that to the people of America, pretending that printing empty notes isn't the cause. They've enjoyed this pandemic as much as big pharma, the other bankrupt group of soulless money sinks.
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  438. "... had to have come from a lab" not nature. Gary said he didn't know how it would have evolved in nature, but it'd be easy to make in a lab.
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  439. "I'm asking the questions!"
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  440. Hard to believe his reelection victory was so narrow.
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  441. Ok, that's all great, but who was the beautiful brunette on the far left side?
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  442. CCP are a bunch of goofballs
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  443. "$50 trillion, more or less [shrug] . . . No problem for full time printing presses . . . except . . . for the heating up of the planet thereby . . . er, so, let's see, solar powered mint printing presses . . . make it a trillion trillion . . . [shrug] . ."
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  444. Nielsen Surveys were doing that for a while too. Cash to fill out survey.
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  445. Powerful. Bless him
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  446. "You didn't study before class, eh? Do you expect to get a good grade? See me after class..."
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  447. Pelosi won't do anything constructive. Hope I'm wrong
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  448. Drug makers rely on the indoctrination of people and doctors both that food is not curative, it's just stuff you take in between doses.
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  449. Corporate lackey
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  450. Perfect demonstration of the immaturity in our government
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  451. "Hey, one if our party didn't vote!! LET'S GET 'IM!!!!#$#*"'
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  452. The strategy is old, a Zheng or false feint. Let the enemy in and surround them or blame them for aggression.
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  453. Ask Milliniel Millie about her recordings of Skype calls they captured of leftists planning to barge in on the Capitol Building.
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  454. A monopoly on granting PhDs to a single institution sounds like a chokehold and restriction of information.
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  455. America is the Keystone as well as the Capstone of Earth's economics.
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  456. I guess I missed him making the statement in quotes in the video title . . or is Forbes editorializing? Ok, but yeah
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  457. I'm against minimalizing the importance of Native American claims of importance of traditional areas of use for the sake of "energy production", unless such claims are the products of kickbacks potential. Greed exists. What we cannot deny is that wilderness is a limited commodity. What we're talking about here is profit versus nature. This is why Sasquatch people has been a subject of great resistance. Like the spotted owl debate was resisted. This isn't a trivial debate. We know very well that Nikola Tesla proved that free, unmetered power was within our grasp. Yet profiteers have exerted every possible effort to limit awareness of such promise, including murder...
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  458. Well the two Oregon senators, both, shot themselves in the foot. If the rest of the country were wise to what this attempted, all those ayes did the same to their reps.
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  459. Ex-Admirals can sayvwhat they like not under an NDA, not breaching classified information. Let's see a sitting, active Admiral talk.
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  460. It is a breed of horse, not talking about "walking a horse", lol
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  461. Durham is a decent man. A truly decent guy
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  462. Truth-o-meter is pegging negative.
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  463. Do these people take classes in obfuscation and sidestepping, lol. At least "um, senator" is a tiny improvement over "thank you for the question, um"
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  464. Americans don't judge a presidency by policy or results, but by image and words. And when media cooperates to exacerbate or hide either for a concocted image and warp the words, they swallow those hook, line and sinker.
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