Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Tucker Carlson" channel.

  1. Ben Carson: The man who should have been America's first black president.
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  2.  @aooooaao28557aoo  Norman Finkelstein, as well. But definitely guys like Mearsheimer and Sachs, who will go back in history. To me, the state of Israel is just the British Empire, by other means, thru USA proxy.
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  3.  @je__.  Even Gutfeld avoids establishment 3rd rail(s) when the chips are down.
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  4. Obama, Bush II, Clinton, Bush I, and Reagan. One of the first things Reagan did was un-do the Church Commissions limitations placed on U.S. intel agencies.
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  5.  @Rentonarc  It's not insane. It's deliberate.
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  6. I never pray that Congress will do something. Only that it will un-do the harm it's already done. Reduce its role and scope. Congress "doing something" is the ultimate cause of Chauvin's railroading.
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  7. Yes, Tucker. That's what he's saying: "We can't be prosperous without wrecking other countries. " What a load of horse manure. This guy is like all the rest. He speaks a lot of truth out of one side of his mouth, but is still one of those "We have to be the bad guys to preserve the good guys and the good life." That's not a good life. That's living a lie.
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  8. Sherman AntiTrust means nothing if no one prosecutes anybody.
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  9. I don't buy his apology for a "good" USAID. I'm kind of disappointed, if our best authority on this wants this nonsense to go on. No, we don't need dirty tricks. We EXPOSE dirty tricks. When we use dirty tricks, we lose the moral high ground. The moral high ground is the BEST way to win hearts and minds. We don't wind hearts and minds by besmirching our name and acting just like all the OTHER imperialists down through history. America stands for finding another way. A BETTER way. All those years of the Cold War, trying to out-Soviet the Soviets in African, Asia, and everywhere else. All we had to do was be strong and make trying to match us an impossible task. That's what finally brought down the Wall in Berlin, not all our dirty tricks in the 3rd World. This kind of behavior is why Africa's kicking out the French. They're sick of being exploited for their natural resources, with no benefit to their people.
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  10. Arrogance, obliviousness, greed, corruption, and capped off by utter incompetence. This is American foreign policy for 80 years and European and British foreign policy for the last 5 centuries.
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  11.  @rt3box6tx74  Not just lying, but pathological lying.
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  12. They took an important first step. They elected a leader steeped in individual liberty, who despises socialism.
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  13.  @marthaolmsted4029  It is a thing. Most people my age have no understanding of history or human nature. They live in a dream world of wishes and fallacies.
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  14. It's madness, unless you WANT America to fail and to fall.
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  15.  @armageddon1403  Israel's just one of the symptoms of the arrogance we're talking about here.
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  16. I'm tired of people who vote for politicians who promise to "take care" of them or solve their problems. That's when they give the government power it didn't have, before.
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  17. Yes. Uni-Party.
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  18. That fact that Mike Johnson is Speaker and Kevin McCarthy was before him proves that the Republican Party is far from where it should be.
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  19. Even Gutfeld bends the knee.
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  20. Yes. Focusing on CO2, one of the smallest factors in the equation, and ignoring the biggest factors, such as fluctuations in solar radiation and perturbations in Earth's orbit by gravitational forces of the other planets. These fluctuations are tiny, but we're only talking about tiny changes in Earth's average temperature. The more I know about science (Trained geologist and mathematician. Self-taught from there.), the more skeptical I am about not only catastrophic anthropogenic global warming, but also the "solutions" being trotted out. Yes, the U.N. IPCC is a bunch of hackery. They started with their conclusions and they've been back-filling and memory-holing evidence ever since, to support their conclusions. It's pretty obvious.
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  21. If you're over the target, the full weight of the U.S. Government is weaponized against you.
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  22.  @ginnymobley8246  LOL! People look back at the Walter Cronkite days and yearn for the days when CBS told the truth, when in actuality, they yearn for the days when everybody took CBS's lies and omissions as gospel truth, with all the facts.
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  23. I pray that Russia exercises restraint, that we survive this abominable Biden administration, and that Trump drains The Swamp. I'm not optimistic.
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  24. Clever. Tease the last segment to get people to watch the whole thing.
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  25. Not much to quibble with in this interview.
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  26. George Carlin said "You don't need a conspiracy if interests are aligned" or words to that effect.
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  27. You said "redolent!" Heh heh heh heh.
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  28. Yes, we need trade. No we don't need to play dirty tricks. No, we don't need oil. We have plenty. Securing energy concessions for our friends, by hook or by crook or by force of arms in foreign countries is not how we should do business. We would dominate the world, in any event, just by being true to our principles at home and abroad. When we cling to that dominance with all the old tools and evils of empire, that's when we risk losing our enviable position as the freest and the most prosperous, BECAUSE of that freedom. The more the government does to make things "better," the more insecure we become. But that fact never stands in the way of powerful people who want to MAKE the world dance to their tune, rather than doing the hardest thing of all: LET things happen. No government wants to do that, because it reduces the power and status of individuals in government, most of who are there for the power. That's why government's power needs to be curtailed. That's why its scope and role must be limited to the absolute minimum. Mike Benz knows a lot of the details, but he doesn't want to grasp that the world would be a pretty good place with less government intervention. There are no all-seeing, all-good, and all-wise people we can put in charge of these institutions and expect things will go swimmingly. People who believe that are stuck on the wheel and will always be stuck on the wheel. They'll create positions of power that will always come back to cause problems, down the road. Maybe you do get a genius-saint in one of those high spots. What about the next person in that position? Eventually, the political "climbers" will obtain those posts, and weaponize/subvert/guide the institution for their personal benefit.
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  29. You have to be high in disagreeableness to take those stands. I have a strong dose of disagreeableness. I'm not the easiest person to get along with, but you know I'll never lie to you.
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  30. I use Amazon as a catalog, to find products. I do everything I can to back-track to the original producer, and buy direct from them. It costs a little more, sometimes (apparently, always!), but I will not give money to people who hate me, and Amazon is all too ready to use its power to punish people of my persuasion.
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  31. It's not a news vacuum, and usually, nobody has to out-and-out lie. It's a forest-for-the-trees situation, where each side can show something blowing up. It's all skirmish-level stuff of no real strategic significance. Too much information about too little is what's going on. But there are some decent channels, like History Legends and The Duran, and others. It's the same with any issue, not just the war in Ukraine. The world is such a big place, you can find an example of just about whatever you want, and it's easy to give the impression that that example is representative of what's going on, everywhere. Want to see white people acting like Karens? There's a channel for that. Want to see black people robbing a store? There's a channel for that. It doesn't matter that they're a tiny minority. In a country of 330 million people, you can watch videos of people doing stupid stuff of a particular type, 24 hours a day, and it's easy to fall into thinking these nutcases are everywhere, when 99.9% of the people you meet are nice, and they appreciate that you are nice.
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  32. They broke the halo, but I don't think they're dismantling it. Just going to circumvent transparency in another way. Still getting nothing but ridiculously redacted docs from the FBI. Congress is trying to prevent Kash Patel's nomination. The Swamp is a big club. We aren't in it. But many RINOs on the Republican side ARE.
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  33. OAN is definitely partisan. So is every other network. But OAN is not government propaganda and therefore to be destroyed.
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  34. The Founding Fathers understood that power is a magnet for psychopaths and tried to limit the harm caused by limiting the central power of the federal government. The federal government has chafed at the constitutional restrictions on its power and scope since before the ink dried on the U.S. Constitution. We're so far gone, now, I'm pretty black-pilled.
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  35. The articles on the goings-on at Wu-Han and the reported outbreak of COVID-like symptoms were being written in Fall of 2019, but you had to pay attention. Most people don't pay attention, but I had those articles lodged in long-term memory, and so MY take on the entire response to COVID-19 was "This is insane." Remember "Huge a Chinese person!" in Italy, and Nancy Pelosi partying in Chinatown? All to combat anti-Chinese racism, they said, but just freaking ridiculous. Every common-sense measure Trump wanted to take was shouted down. That's when I started thinking he wasn't really a very good or very strong president. He talked tough, but he bent the knee to a very small group of experts, without bothering to get ALL the facts, and make RATIONAL and moral choices.
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  36. Many Americans understand what's going on, but are shouted down and called Putin puppets for daring to talk about American shenanigans. It's doubly bad, because America's "experiment in liberty" is totally hijacked by these Risk players in our leadership.
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  37.  @denicecassell9541  "Sorry, you didn't make the cut." "That's Wayciss!"
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  38. The Supreme Court recently ruled that it's OK for the U.S. government to continue with its program of organized censorship of social media. We've lost our way. The 1st Amendment is dead, and with it die the other 9.
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  39. "Land of the free."
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  40.  @KennedyCopy  Find a new false narrative to champion. "Safe, effective, and stops the spread" has been 100% debunked. "Safe" should've been debunked right at the beginning, because they had no way of knowing at the time. Just put on their wish hats and crossed their fingers.
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  41. It's because you ARE a liberal, Tucker, but the true meaning of the word has been twisted to mean "Going back to the good old days when the government (King, Lords, and Ladies) took care of the serfs." Today, "liberal" actually means a regressive view of the relationship between the state and the people. True liberals want the people to be big and the government to be small. These so-called "liberals" of today want government to be your mommy and daddy. And when you're being cared for by mommy and daddy, what's the first rule? OBEY. That's not liberty and limited government. That's adjacent to Divine Right of Kings, which the Liberal Project, starting with the Enlightenment (or farther back, with Magna Carta), categorically rejects. So, what passes for "liberal" these days is really anything but liberal. The true liberals are the libertarians and the relatively small segment of the Republican Party who actually believe in liberal principles that are now trashed by media, government, and education as "right wing."
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  42.  @1212hjb  I wouldn't quite put it that way, but he's a main of deep thoughts and high principles, who knows how the sausage is made. The main thing we need saving from is all the people who insist we let them save us.
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  43.  @lightcaesar  One of the reasons I favor Ben Carson is that he understands that the president's job is not to tell everybody what to do. Just preserve my liberties and I'll do the rest.
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  44. 1913 was also the first year of Woodrow Wilson's first term. What a horrible 2-term president he was!
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  45.  @JohnB-nq4js  Yeah. Mitch is all about the pork machine.
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  46. The fact that Mike Johnson was elected by Republicans as Speaker of the House proves that Republicans, as currently constituted, are not any kind of solution to the malaise of big government run amok. Isn't Dan Pompeo still in Trump's orbit? Black-pill potential, right there. ------ We have a right to transparency on: JFK, 9/11, 1/6, COVID-19, royalties paid to federal officials by private companies, ... When we're denied these things, we have no option but to conclude that the government is full of crooks. No transparency? No trust. ----- Big fan of writing to learn. That's why I'm so annoying in the comments. Well, that, and the fact that I can write about as fast as most people can talk. Getting the words out in the first place is key to seeing if they hold up, first to me, and then to others, and there are always lots of good critics (and trolls!) in the comments. Let it all hang out, have a thick skin, and always be ready to change your mind, and especially be open to new fact sources. YouTube tries to keep a lid on our sharing info links. But every once in awhile, a name or a channel slip through.
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  47. I think when you add up all the pro's and con's, these EVs are harder on the environment than internal combustion. But what's not to love about range anxiety and a "fuel tank" that holds less fuel every time you fill it up?
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  48. We don't need an empire. We need to be strong. Foreign Aid is a corrupter of nations, including our own. Fair trade. Hold trading partners accountable. Reclaim the moral high ground and KEEP it. That's how the good guys win.
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  49. Your crime was criticizing a protected swamp creature.
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  50.  @Ada-k8r  No. It just became more overt. Our Republic's been systematically dismantled for almost as long as the republic has existed. The Constitution is not the government's friend. It's the People's friend. As such, it is to be subverted, circumvented, ignored, and nakedly defied.
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