Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

  1. Yes. YT bans anything counter to WHO, when WHO is PROVEN to be UNRELIABLE. BTW, the same hypocrisy about COVID is seen at the Southern border of the USA, where variants come in by the THOUSANDS, every day, and shipped all over the country. They'll lock us down for one or two cases, and then do their damnedest to make sure there's an influx of thousands of fresh cases at the border, every single day. Clearly, logic will not prevail in the current climate.
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  2. How dare he question the narrative of the day?
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  3.  @ps5801  Yes. We give government a couple of jobs. It decides to do every OTHER job and NOT do the jobs we empowered it to do.
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  4.  @GetFunnied  Competing brands/labels of fascists/communists. All the same.
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  5. You don't get to run roughshod because you're offended. Your threats and hysteria no longer move me. I'm not kow-towing to crazy, any more.
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  6. They've bought off or blackmailed American so-called leaders.
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  7. Hysteria about atomic power has dominated policy since the 1970s.
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  8. Too many lies, delusions and self-contradictions for the White House press to hold things together. But responding with "I didn't see that" is LAME.
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  9. Woke-ists are the New Puritans.
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  10.  @GarretKrampe  I like all your points except for how cheap you think it is to destroy.
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  11. How about 2 years of RussiaGate on full blast. Now the Cuomos are feeling the walls closing in.
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  12. You're telling me you're mentally ill without coming right out and saying it. Saves a lot of time and you some embarrassment. It's not you. It's me. You're a beautiful, uhhhh, whatever you're identifying as at the moment. (Don't look her in the eye, Jimmy. It may provoke attack.)
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  13. The Democrats WANT the Republicans to take out their trash for them, so they can nominate a FRESH, NEW SAVIOR! Republicans will oblige. A few Dems will cross the aisle. The news will say it's all Trump's fault and "What about TRUMP?!" Democrats have built-in TDS and a strangle-hold on all the blue-city population election officialdumb. 1% of the land mass will dominate the other 99%. Again. Wait for it.
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  14. Biden ran on "Truth over facts," meaning YOUR truth, however crazy it is, is more legitimate than reality.
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  15.  @maym3621  I think she sounds like a college-educated white savior.
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  16. Embarrassment for the Democrat Party, but at least the American people can't be blamed for voting for him.
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  17. Reasoning from a false premise leads to the absurd. Welcome to Clown World!
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  18.  @yummybeers  Trump's appointments were Trump's biggest weaknesses. Look at the rogues gallery of neocons who undermined him at every opportunity. Between them and the closet socialists, The Swamp barely saw a blip on their horizon.
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  19.  @kissmysix  So let the Nazis win?
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  20. It's not having allies in media that's the problem. The problem is the united front across virtually ALL media. Opposition voices are de-platformed, shadow-banned and censored. He's supposed to have allies and detractors. But half the country never sees or hears the legitimate criticisms. The USA is based on free speech. Let it all hang out. People who get it wrong get eviscerated by SPEECH. When you get eviscerated by CENSORS, that's unAmerican.
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  21.  @catch.22  As soon as you left metro areas, things - and people - acted normally.
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  22.  @robertscheu9771  Yeah. They couldn't do anything on THAT scale. But they could target BUSINESSES and force them to close. And they did. Without remorse.
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  23. Democrats are acting like Republicans acted in the 1870s, when THEY were in all the positions of power. Doesn't matter the party. What matters is which one is trying to abuse power to remain in power, and the 1870s were lean years for Democrats, who just got done losing the Civil War over slavery.
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  24. Biden's just picking up where Obama left off. He's just not as good of a liar and people are wise to the manipulations by legacy media in lock step with Democrats in office (elected and appointed).
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  25. Now they're paying for their usual empty virtue signals. Watch how racist things get now, from the virtue-signalers. "Speak English, dammit!"
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  26.  @JackSht-lv2on  I expected Australia's government to fall during COVID. You guys will roll over for anybody in authority.
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  27. I'll keep an eye on her personal-growth trajectory. She's obviously bright, but she's still pretty young and spends a lot of time talking and being a personality. She needs to keep reading. Same with Ben Shapiro. Very bright, young people, who are very well-read for their age - Ben more than anybody - but still kind of green. Check back when they're 50, and how they talk and write about things. Another one to watch is Tomi Lahren. She slurps up knowledge like a sponge, but she's pretty young to get as much exposure as she does on the subjects she speaks about. Definitely very advanced for her age in some ways. But probably a little stunted, socially, and with another few or several years of scholarship before she'll have real gravitas. Compared to their counterparts on the left, they're all way ahead of the game, but I'd want to see a list of accomplishments and some silver in their hair. Shapiro's editor-in-chief of Breitbart, which is good administrative experience. Personally, I kind of like seeing governors who administered their state governments ably and put them on a sound financial footing as presidents. I think senators make good vice presidents, because they kind of know how Washington works, and know where the bodies are buried. Trump was a decent choice, because of the business he was in and the projects he brought to completion. Knowing the in's and out's of Byzantine Manhattan was good training for dealing with the rats in Washington, and even knowing quite a few of them. He was still a babe in the woods when it came to how many rules career civil service were willing to break to go after him. He underestimated how far Dems in Congress and Obama appointees embedded in his administration would go to thwart his agenda. Most of all, he made the mistake of thinking characters from previous Republican administrations were in any way sympathetic to the cause of draining the swamp.
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  28. Yes. And I think FaceBook hired this Peter Daszak character as their point man for fact-checks on all discussions COVID. Social media have been censoring truth and carrying the water of the Democrat Party Establishment for YEARS. These total non-experts running social media platforms pick the "experts" they want on purely ideological/political-tribe grounds, and ruthlessly censor any and all who challenge their narratives. No coincidence, they're the exact same narratives pushed by legacy print and t.v. outlets. How many times do they have to get it wrong and get CAUGHT suppressing the truth before they ALL go out of business?
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  29. I call him Dr. Faustus, because he made a deal with the devil.
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  30.  @Liberal_From_Prairies689  YT doesn't have a block feature. But people who police their own channels take a lot of spam out of the comments Notice there are no "It's here at last!" troll links here? My guess is they're removing spam, but that doesn't mean I don't think YT manipulates the feed and the comments to please establishment globalist left.
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  31. People say he's declining, now, but I just see the same exact person I saw on the debate stage last summer. He couldn't form a sentence a year ago. This is just more of the same. It's just getting harder and harder to hide. Putting him on stage in CNN Town Hall was supposed to be a safe space for him, with a friendly audience, on a network fewer than a million people actually watch. I'm not anti-vaccine, but an experimental mRNA therapy that caused myocarditis in test animals is not something I'm willing to take, to save myself from a virus that has over 99% survival rate, when treated early and intelligently, by an experienced clinician, who isn't controlled by politicians.
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  32. You just listed the reasons that Australia is a powerful nation and can make herself immune to the Chinese. Don't have to fight the Chinese or bend the knee to them, either. Just use common sense. I'd place tariffs on Chinese goods based on their state control and unfairness to workers and the environment. They use all kinds of cheats to produce cheaper goods. Make them pay the full cost of those cheats, and you'll find that Australia could be a world leader in steel, and they'd be a lot cleaner about steel production than the criminal cartel in China.
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  33. I was spared ALL of this nonsense as a boy, for which I'm eternally grateful. Time enough for all that sex stuff when you're old enough to take responsibility for the consequences. That's something we forgot along the way. I'm no big religionist, but there are obvious survival mechanisms EMBEDDED in tradition, and we meddle with tradition at our peril. That's why I'm such a Jordan Peterson fan. I end up treading dangerously close to being accused of social Darwinism, but the fact is, what works is what persists to be passed on to future generations. Things that don't work don't last. As an evolutionary psychologist/sociologist/biologist, you HAVE to account for the persistence of religion through the millennia. Peterson is one who tries to get to the heart of that. Not too much into the Jungian "collective unconscious" as a sort of mystical connection, but I DO believe there are explicit and also largely HIDDEN assumptions built into people on the day-to-day level that can lead to better or worse outcomes over time. I just wish the Christians, who get so much RIGHT, didn't insist on superimposing "God Said" on top of everything. It's a paradox. Maybe an inescapable one, but probably not, if some schmuck like me can sort of abstract these notions and reason from them to some interesting conclusions that appear to hold up under scrutiny and tested in the laboratory of history. These "liberals" can be as correct as they want to be. It's the Christians and the Muslims who are going to out-breed them and eventually start calling the shots again, as they have for millennia, with all the good and bad that entails. But I don't think the liberals are very "right." I think they throw out the baby with the bathwater and never ask themselves the right questions about how to proceed, having exposed another obsolete or regressive aspect of Bronze-Age traditions, little altered since Medieval times, when we KNOW a lot of THEIR culture - for good or ill - was embedded in our understanding of ancient texts. For some reason, we just assume that the loudest person complaining about a wrong is more qualified than anyone else as to how to set things right. Slaves who overthrow their masters make terrible rulers. The American revolution was unique in that it was an aggrieved Middle Class who threw off the shackles of European imperialism, and set up something pretty cool that lasted for damn near 200 years, more or less as intended, for the vast majority of people. The rot set in almost immediately, with rich dudes "having a word" with politicians, who were only too happy to exceed their writ to benefit their pal and themselves. Every time the CULTURE was undergoing a shift, somebody made it political, and the government got a little bigger, stronger, and farther removed from its intended purpose and scope.
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  34. It's been obvious for years. But better late than never, I suppose.
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  35. We didn't switch to t.v. by taxing radio.
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  36. This is just one more reason why the American people are very skeptical about the 2020 election. Joe Biden is the poster child for America's establishment elites. They act like children and they lie like children. "At least wipe the blueberry off your face and fingers before lying about taking the last piece of cobbler."
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  37. Karma's a bitch, but sometimes she gets it right. Romney needs to go back to New England and buy an election back East. He's burnt his bridges in Utah.
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  38.  @boggsmalinao  "... to avoid an outbreak in the U.S. is as brazen a shifting of the goalposts as I've ever seen. "I was never even in town the night of the murder." "We have a parking stub for valet parking at Mario's." "That was somebody else!" "We have photos from a birthday party at Mario's. That's you sitting at the bar holding a drink." "Yeah, but I never went to her house!" "We have 5 witnesses that place you at the scene." "Yeah, but I only went there to HELP her." "Witnesses at Mario's said you threatened to kill her." "I was just blowin' off steam. We were gettin' back together. I never laid a hand on her!" "Forensics has matched the indentations in her forehead to your 'bull moose' ring." "Well, that was an accident! She tripped on the carpet and I just tried to catch her! I'm innocent, I tell ya! You guys just got some vendetta against me! This is a total frame-up!"
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  39. "Performative caring" sums up the woke left very succinctly.
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  40. Joe's cognitive decline is a distraction. He's a puppet on a string. The focus should be on the Democrat mafia that installed him and is running the show.
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  41.  King  Fauci's been a higher-up since the 1980s and the HIV scare, which he also bungled. He's the new teflon Don.
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  42.  King  Trump supporters had a visceral hatred of Fauci from Day 15. As soon as 2 weeks to flatten the curve turned into "indefinitely," Trump supporters, being on average, more intelligent than Biden supporters, were wanting answers. The Chinese were stonewalling on cooperation, and Fauci was giving them a tongue bath. Trump supporters knew Fauci was bad news, whoever was pulling his strings, and for whatever purpose. Excellent trolls, by the way.
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  43.  @justonecornetto80  I'm not being paid by the Kremlin. But I'm not willfully ignorant/blind to the corruption and violence of my country, either.
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  44. What was worse was making the promise in the first place. What's even worse than THAT is how many stupid young voters voted Democrat so they wouldn't have to pay back the money they borrowed. Everything the Dems do is a slap in the face of people who work their butts off to do things the right way. From LEGAL immigrants to the working man. You're just not as important to Dems as the votes they get from people they promise Free Stuff to. Democrats come around every 2 or 4 or 6 years and make the big push. Then they go back to the same old neoliberal nonsense. The "progressive" stuff is just to win over the progressive wing of the party, which is essentially socialist in its outlook. The worst thing that can happen to socialists is to be ruled by socialists who are not their friends. I paraphrase Mises.
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  45. 50 years later, Monty Python is still taking jabs at a misguided and moribund establishment.
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  46. Usually, when you upset everyone's lives, the burden of proof is on YOU. But not these people. They upset all our lives and to even QUESTION them in any way will get you censored and undoubtedly get your name on the FBI's and DHS's terrorist watch list. No scrutiny permitted!
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  47. The biggest grifters are buying up beachfront property and have carbon footprints hundreds, even thousands of times bigger than those they oppress with climate guilt and economic destruction.
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  48. I've got news for Hollywood: Couldn't care less what they think and won't be spending any money on their crap productions.
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  49. That remains to be seen. But the response from the left and the establishment is revealing. And since when is the left pro-establishment? Isn't that a contradiction in terms. I would say that the TRUE left is the anti-establishment, so-called right. The LEFT is supposed to be where the opposition from encroaching government should come. The so-called left of today is just re-branded serfdom, which I consider very regressive, very reactionary.
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  50. Dutch farmers NEED that fertilizer, because government pushed agriculture down a petro-chemical path that is destructive of soil biome. The government shouldn't've encouraged the chemical farming in the first place, but that doesn't mean it can turn on a dime and go to full-on permaculture without a MASSIVE drop-off in production and MASSIVE harm to farmers. It's just wrong. But these Climate Cultists are very absolutist in their views and their noble ends justify any and all means that will serve that one messianic goal of theirs. I do think we need to view agriculture differently. Grow more, locally, both for quality and efficiency. Russ Finch growing oranges in Nebraska can get $3.50/pound, but a Florida grower only gets 40 cents per pound ($.40/pound), because of all the middlemen getting them from Florida to Nebraska (1500 miles? 2000 miles?). We DO need to get more decentralized, but not the way the alarmists who love wielding government power want to do it. Just make it a selling point in your products to be greener than the next guy, and customers will like you more. Before the Mongols came through, ancient Persians were happily growing melons on the desert with first-rate irrigation and ag techniques, feeding a LOT of good people.
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