Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Lavrov calls for human rights inquiry into 'unconstitutional persecution of 1/6 protesters'" video.

  1. There are quite a few countries with whom USA should not trade, due to human rights abuses. Russians are no angels, either. But USA is most vulnerable due to its blatant hypocrisy, and one-party rule that neoliberal Democrats have installed, with a handful of traitorous RINOs playing for the Democrat team. It's not officially state-run media, but the media do the bidding of government insiders in return for access to government insiders. Our press has been doing this since it covered-up FDR's affair(s). It's not technically the government that's doing it, but the censorship by private platforms that will do the bidding of state actors - often all it takes is one phone call from Massachusetts or California government official(s) - is the functional equivalent of government censorship. When they'll censor the president of the United States, you KNOW it's a shadow government, bearing little or no resemblance and with no accountability to the actual will of the people. Meanwhile, Julian Assange continues serving his life sentence for telling the truth.
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  2. I'm fine with embargo. I'm not fine with blockade.
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  3. We still have 80% of our uranium reserves to sell to them, while we berate them.
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  4. American presidents SHOULD be blunt. We've been shocking the world with our plain speech since our inception. It's the elites and would-be elites that clutch their pearls at "decorum," which is basically "You should smile and lie, rather than speak plain truth." I'd rather have a president who speaks plainly and doesn't go out of his way to kill people, than have a president who purrs like a kitten while he's bombing people.
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