Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Alex Christoforou" channel.

  1. There are already 300,000 missing ballots. 2.1 million November 3rd. 1.8 million the following June.
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  2. @patricksweeney5132 USA drives NATO.
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  3. They remind me of Marie Antoinette.
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  4. That was pretty shocking. I used to think that lady was pretty level-headed, but she was exposed that day.
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  5. Yes. And it's going to blow back on them in a big way. Society's evolving beyond its traditional institutions and leaving the stuffed-shirts behind.
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  6. The G7 are a bunch of school kids having a fabulous time at the expense of substitute teacher Joe.
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  7. Nice comedic short for the opener.
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  8. Trump brought us "We represent U.S. interests, but we can work with you on x, y and z," which is what foreign policy is supposed to be.
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  9. Yes. "Your mask apparently isn't working." "It's not?" "Nope. I can still hear you."
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  10. Unlike fiat currency, Bitcoin's independent of government printing presses. If the people switch to crypto, government will no longer be able to print money.
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  11. Alternative systems exist. Yet here you and I are.
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  12. So far, I still don't see ANY platforms out there with very good user controls. The "free speech" platforms are all pretty polluted by fake (and real) right-wing trolls, who discredit the libertarian voices. Such could easily be weeded out of an individual's feed with better user controls. This is not a difficult programming problem.
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  13. Maybe they just left Twitter. Go to Gab and other platforms. Diversify your offerings. Phase out your participation on Big Tech Trash platforms.
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  14. Heh. Due to a condition, I've been injured (busted bones, torn tendons, etc) a jillion times. Scars everywhere. A former army ranger saw me in short sleeves and said "I see you've been through the wars, too. 'Embrace the suck.' You get it." I told him "I get 'embracing the suck,' but I NEVER got hurt putting my life on the line on behalf of someone else. You're up here and I'm down here," holding my right hand up high and my left down low. "I'm just a stick boy, who does stupid shit. Thanks for your service." I figure if I were fit, I'd've tried for the 82nd airborne, 'cuz that's what Dad did. Anybody in my presence, who's served in combat, never has to buy a drink or a meal or go without a job and some dollars in his pocket. I don't think it makes him necessarily any smarter then me about anything, EXCEPT the combat, but he earned more than just his pay when the bullets were flying and the bombs were dropping, and I always try to do my bit to pay that back. I'm what you'd call a fiscal conservative, civil libertarian, and half-ass-self-taught student of history. I ain't big on federal programs. But our VA hospitals should be the ones civilians WISH they could get into. After all the soldiers are taken care of, VA probably SHOULD be one of - if not THE - biggest charity comprehensive-health service, that does a LOT of good for those in need, when we're not busy gettin' our guys shot at. Not interested in many of the other gov't programs, but ya gotta take care of the guys ya put in harm's way.
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  15. Like all who execute a coup, they're paranoid as hell that the American people will rise up. That's why they see Jan 6th as an insurrection. They're jumping at shadows and it's hilarious. This is probably more fun than having Trump remain in the White House. Without him as president, they're stuck having to govern, and the blatant partisanship of the legacy media is obvious even to Democrats.
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  16. It shows the stupidity of the audiences to which they're pandering. MSM audiences' sense of history is "I forgot what I had for breakfast this morning."
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  17. Memories are fresh in Eastern Bloc and former Soviet republics. They know authoritarianism when they see it. We in the West apparently do not.
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  18. Whatever Parler was/is, it was clearly created by nitwits because they signed on with Amazon Web Services. Amazon was/is a great idea, but it is run by latter-day fascists.
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  19. Size doesn't matter. What gave the USA a huge edge for decades was free-market economy and the rate of innovation and production. If you want to really see how strong a country is, sulfuric acid production is about the best single-variable measure, as everything else is downstream of that number. Most of Asia lives in deep poverty. Most of Asia is pre-industrial.
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  20. When everybody does it, it's like nobody's doing it. It's just self-aggrandizing fluff added to every video at cost of time to every viewer.
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  21.  @zima3181  You don't understand. He must be made an example. These people must always double down, for when they stop, they will lose power.
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  22. I used to fall asleep in church, too.
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  23. Same. But you can still use Amazon to find vendors. Use up their bandwidth to find companies to buy from, direct. Screw Amazon.
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  24. All coverage and half the polling stations were rigged. We all saw it. We all see who insisted - and are still insisting - there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud.
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  25. The biggest shills for authoritarian "solutions" to climate change ALL bought beachfront property. They tell US that the coastal cities will be underwater tomorrow (last week, last year, 10 years ago - the goalposts shift when every prediction is wrong), and then they turn around and buy estates in Martha's Vineyard.
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  26. Neither the betrayed nor those to whom they were betrayed will have any love for the traitor.
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  27. I have. Many times. We've propped up corrupt proxies for decades. And remember, they're being generous with other people's money, which isn't generosity at all.
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  28.  @desertrat4532  And we're closer to the bottom of the cliff we leapt from decades ago.
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  29. I think Russia's always keen on new territory, but I think this whole thing is about security concerns the Russians have that the West refuses to address, or having addressed, refuses to honor.
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  30. She said a bad thing about a Democrat politician. Her life in the USA is definitely in danger.
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  31.  @thomasmacken3152  Most of the "audits" I've heard of did NOTHING to verify signatures on the mail-in ballots. We all know the Democrats (and quite a few Republicans) rigged the election.
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  32.  Phoebe Moody Isaacs  What's the over?
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  33. No surprise Bezos-backed media are hitting Twitter and FB. It's a new market for Amazon expansion.
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  34. Now you know why the majority of Americans are very skeptical about the election last November.
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  35.  @tiktokshorts7356  They used Amazon Web Services, which should not be used by ANYone. Major strategic error, although Parler leaving themselves open to this shutdown amounts to giving Bezos' crew enough rope to hang themselves.
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  36. They may, but that would be very sad if that were all it took. Chris Wallace is just a symptom of a deep, underlying malaise.
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  37.  @richm4848  The Duran's got some good stuff. But they also enjoy giving Vlad his weekly tongue bath. The pro-Russian bias is pretty strong, there. That being said, Russian should be the USA's best friend, but just when Russia starts looking and behaving more like America SHOULD, American starts acting more and more like Brezhnev's Soviet Union! (only dumber)
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  38. There's tons of citizen footage of what went on in some of those big-city precincts. There's over a decade of complaints about Dominion from BOTH sides of the aisle. Why we even use that stuff is beyond me.
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  39. Looks more like early-stage Parkinson's shuffle to me.
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  40.  @brucecampbell6578  American leaders have always chafed at the letter and spirit of our founding documents. And every time we depart from them, we fail to live up to the principles we, the people, expect, believe in, and abide by. It's a shame how leaders use fear to manufacture consent for policies that are contemptuous of life, liberty and prosperity at home and around the world.
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  41. I love it! Twits are so addicted to rage that they're going to turn on each other! Stock up on the popcorn, folks!
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  42. I like you, Alex, but let's not kid ourselves about Biden, OK? Biden's HANDLERS want this. Joe Biden wants ice cream.
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  43. Got a full belly? A place to stay? Don't define your happiness by what a bunch of puffed-up politicians are doing. They want to take over your life and grab your attention. If you want to obsess, get involved in local politics. Volunteer to work for the NEXT election. I think that's where it all starts.
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  44. Siberia.
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  45.  @mazza4190  I vastly oversimplified. I agree it's about control.
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  46. If Macron's heart and actions were in the right place, this arrest never happens. If the people are free to act and speak, this arrest never happens. Durov's arrest is an attack on all of us, everywhere.
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  47. They're more authoritarian than we are. Our government has to obey the law.
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  48. I don't think India or South Africa are on NATO's side wrt Ukraine. OK. You get it. Abusing power associated with SWIFT banking system is pushing most of the world to abandon SWIFT and the U.S. dollar as reserve currency for the world. BRICS couldn't ask for "better policy" from the USA to break free of the USA, if the USA's goal were to destroy itself. "Secession" is not the same as "cessation." You used the former when you meant the latter.
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  49. Yellin', Blinkin', 'n' noddin'.
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  50. They're getting a good testing ground for war. They hold out hope for a magic bullet that will break the stalemate. Ukrainian people are their lab rats.
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