Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Brittany Kaiser on Trump cheating in last election (interview with Brian Tyler Cohen)" video.

I was in Niagara Falls talking with a Lebanese computer specialist. He said Americans spend more money on their military and not enough on computer security, why it's being use against them. American taxpayers paid to build the world wide web but they don't get any financial benefits.
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@hks2377 : You mention some space agencies, but you forgot the most important, Star Trek, where American military gets more of their ideas, insane boys with their big insane toys.
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@robertray1344 : Talking about undiscovered or new worlds, remember what happened when Europeans crossed the Atlantic ocean for the first time and found their "new world"? It wasn't good for the natives. Crossing the universe to come to earth takes a lot more effort with a greater reward to make that worthwhile. It won't be good for humans. You should read the Bhagavad Gita, an ancient book from India, over a thousand years before Moses. It describes life after the ice ages, the giants and their activities, gods in the skies and a war between gods in aircraft with missiles and bombs. In our ancient clan system we say "vir na nog", when ancients fell.
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@CatherineSTodd : I see the wisdom of our older ages in your comment. I say I'm lucky, collecting my pensions, because if I was a young man trying to make my way through life or was married as a provider, life would be against me. Let me further explain my code war comment. The United States created and spread their world wide web around the world. Americans spend more money on military and not enough for internet development and security, why other countries can use it against them, alone or together. Also, in 1980, a friend, Professor John McCallum, Electronics at York University, Toronto, went to China for a year, helping to build their internet and write their university curriculum. China is the only country in the world with their own sovereign online, able to shut off the rest of the world if they want to. As Scots that's not betraying our nation, that's saying Japan and China lost the war but won the peace, a far better thing. That's also helping to rebuild as victims of horrific American military aggression. It's good for me. When I told a Chinese convenience store owner here in the Niagara Peninsula that, he said you know him, and told me my purchases were free. Nice! Bay-an-uck-let, blessings on you in Gaelic.
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@CatherineSTodd : I don't see another reply from you but that's not stopping me. Scots engineers came to Niagara Falls to use their first huge generators, capturing the same electricity of the sun, the earth and our brains. The stone outside the station said "When you pay for the wooden pole and copper wire to your house, electricity will be as free as the water over Niagara Falls". Americans saw what was happening and shut it down and took over. They brought over Nikola Tesla from Transylvania and Guiglielmo Marconi from Italy to create their own electrical empire. Guiglielmo is pronounced "googlee-elmo". He was murdered when he returned to Italy to visit family and Americans took over his patents and factory. A constant White House guest, Nikola Tesla, invented a weaponized form of electricity that pollutes in a little-known way. He died a broken and penniless man, while Sylvania still manufactures.
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@paulboutet5293 : I hope you realize that online is not reality, it's an electrical concept that should never have been manufactured as American spy technology, now as recreational a use as their assault weapons. We are in a code war that one country can never win.
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@paulboutet5293 : When you say "I guess this is our world now", I guess you are referring to the public use of what began as American spy technology, now called social media. It should be obvious by now you can't create a healthy society using it. I'm also seeing you as taking this use a little too personally. Font is just font, as easy to publish as it is to delete. Why do think you are able to publish for free as a global resource? Americans paid to build the world wide web but they don't get any financial benefits.
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@CatherineSTodd : I'll be brief. You say you're going to have to start going to church one day. That's nice if you want to be with like-minded people as part of a congregation that helps each other. As for being in the spirit, did you know Jesus of Nazareth visited Central America and walked through South America? Would you like to know how the word pizza was created? If I'm asking you questions you know I'm semi-desperate for a reply from you. Today, watching White House news from 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M., my broken tooth got sensitive. After soaking and sleeping in a hot tub it stopped. Fair thee well my fair maiden.
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@perrypelican9476 : I'm not sure. I'm seeing some fe fi fo fum, as I see the red flow like the blood of a Republican.
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@CatherineSTodd : Wow! You're very good. I thought you were a New York or California American. I can pass for British or American. Viva Zapata! There was a best-selling book in the sixties, "Japan Lost the War But Won the Peace", where I go back with that. Another one of my ancestors helped negotiate the 99 year Hong Kong lease and helped start the Bank of Japan. His family name in Gaelic is Canonach, also helping to rebuild an industry as Canon. Japanese treat his house as a shrine, not the best. I just set my new alarm clock, having one for the first time in my life, never wearing a watch. I'm trying to be a day-timer just to get out there when what is open is open, nothing in the evening or late at night. That means I'm also losing siestas. In 1980, with my York University friend, three universities were linked by "the information highway" to universities in the States. They each paid $50,000 a year for the privilege. Do you want to know where the word google came from? I am Clan Watt, the weir'd and the wire'd, but we never manufactured. Do you have an eye for eternity?
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