Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Trumps Response to the Assange Arrest Dismays but Doesn't Surprise Me" video.

Probably. Also, he may be a key to getting to the bottom of the Russian Collusion hoax. I think it's POSSIBLE that this came after the Mueller report cleared Trump, because Trump's now in position to pursue it.
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I agree, Tony Mathis. If Trump IS a good guy on this issue, this is still how he needs to play it, publicly. It's crazy, but I keep coming back to James Clavell's "SHOGUN" when I see how things are playing out with Trump. Toranaga would posture one way and then the other. Only he knew the full array of forces against him and how he needed to posture in often contradictory ways. The emperor summoned him to Kyoto, where he would undoubtedly be killed, and his supporters were SHOCKED when he immediately agreed. But he knew that if he refused, he would be killed (ordered to commit seppuku on the spot), and if he agreed, he would be killed (ordered to commit seppuku) when he arrived in Kyoto. So he agreed, and - surprise, surprise! - he "fell ill" and had to postpone his trip. Meanwhile, he'd maintained a very firm anti-Christian stance in order to mollify his "base," and then out of the blue, he agreed to let the Portuguese build the biggest cathedral in Japan in his own capital, and suddenly the Christians were on HIS side. He put that thorn in their paw (rabid anti-Christian stance) just so he could be the guy to pull that thorn, later. This tipped the balance of power in his favor, winning all the Christian daimyos (lords) to his side. Trump did something very similar with DACA. Took a hard-line stance AGAINST it, in order to get the Democrats to say how unreasonable he was, and how unwilling he was to compromise. They even conceded a point or two on border security measures, just to show how reasonable THEY were, and it threw them into a tailspin when he suddenly reversed his stance on DACA. He obtained concessions by taking a hard-line position that he really didn't intend to push to the limit. He was just posturing. Negotiating. Bargaining. The Democrats then freaked, and their only comeback at THAT point was to publish some Obama-era photos of children sleeping on concrete under space blankets. That's when "child separation" became the big meme, because he pulled the rug out from under them on DACA. Child separation remains a buzz phrase in far-left circles, but Trump took a big bite out of their credibility when the "child separation" thing was debunked as an OBAMA policy.
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@spiritoftruthcoaching1720 : I know that nuance is beyond you. Maybe people agree with Trump on SOME things and disagree on others. I think the creation of Israel after WW II was one part pity, one part religious dogma, and another part extreme arrogance. I also think that most of the Middle East is rabidly anti-Jew. I can argue both sides of the issue, equally well (equally badly). I just want to see more governments treat more people more fairly, and if they DO, it won't much matter who's in power, where. I just know that if people would focus on building a better future by working together instead of worrying about the past and fighting each other, that the world would be a better place.
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@raysurman1623 : It sure caused consternation to those who were busy sweeping the Clinton emails under the carpet, as I recall. That's what I love about the Comey-led FBI. As soon as they're about to be caught out, they RACE to the microphone.
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@jeremys2665 : It would be a disaster for Trump if he did that. I think he's just trying to provoke the opposition into more lunacy, and chip away at the legitimacy of sanctuary cities.
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@Apollo1011 : That's one theory that fits the facts. I'm agnostic until I see how things actually play out.
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@martinsatyen7833 : Another theory that fits the available facts.
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@patrickweaver1105 : I still think Podesta is extremely creepy. I still think there are child-sex-trafficking rings and that there are powerful people who're covering it up, for whatever reason, be it their own participation or just because they're being threatened or blackmailed. Epstein Island is pretty creepy. Somehow HE's being shielded, even though there are something like 80 under-age (or then-under-age) girls who can tell you all about the layout and even what Epstein (and others) look like, naked. And there was a "friend-of-the-court" filing by some anonymous filer that seemed to put an end to THAT prosecution (British royalty? Clinton crooks? Who knows?), and now a serial child-abuser is basically running around free all day, and only has to return to minimum-security at night. Lots of red flags. Lots of smoke. How much fire isn't clear. But it doesn't take a huge conspiracy like Alex Jones talks about for a handful of real creeps in high places to corrupt the system. Look at what happened to Tommy Robinson for simply reporting on Muslim grooming gangs in his part of the world. Easy to discredit him for all kinds of stuff, and avoid looking at the core truths underneath the rape-grooming gangs operating in England.
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@JaysMissingKidney : I don't know about "spirit cooking," but I sure would like to get some of that magic dirt Beta's got.
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@ericlinz4626 : Yes. Everyone wants a black-and-white world, when maybe the highest truth value you can reasonably obtain is a 0.7. (With 1 = true and 0 = false)
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@independentomega2701 : But sure, the Steele Dossier is plenty of evidence for a FISA Court warrant, amirite?
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@monkeygraborange : If you held mainstream media to the same standard you apply to Wikileaks, most of CNN, MSNBC, NY Time, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post would be fired and/or jailed. You pivot so effortlessly I can only admire you.
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I don't think you or I have enough of the facts to say one way or the other. You "respectfully disagree" but the theory that Trump MUST posture exactly the way he's posturing in order to pry Assange out of the Ecuadoran embassy and drill to the bottom of the Russiagate hoax. The timing of this, coming after the Mueller report cleared him, may just be coincidence, but you don't have to be a Q fanatic to connect the dots. I remain agnostic on the whole thing.
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