Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Michael Heaver" channel.

  1. Divide and conquer. Then make a vassal state of the weakened nation.
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  2. Support? How about save?
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  3.  @wissambarakat6466  Labour screwed up long ago.
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  4. Remainers are either insane or profit from the insanity.
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  5. Sad seeing Germany's race to the bottom.
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  6. Who's leaving? New arrivals or native-born Swedes who can't take it, any more?
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  7. "Polish state radio." Of course it's biased. What's fascinating is how the U.S. government finds its way around restrictions that "Polish state radio" suggests Poland does not.
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  8. The chickens are finally coming home to roost in the USA, as border regions are shipping the illegals to the northern blue cities whence these policies originate, and now all of a sudden maybe open borders is not such a good idea.
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  9. If Boris supports BREXIT, he has an odd way of showing it.
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  10.  @fredrik.og.cato.  The people's "good sense" is what created these government monstrosities, because it's easier to vote for people who'll lie and say they'll take care of everything for you, instead of truth-tellers who are honest about reality and the actual trade-offs. It's always a shock when the people you granted total power over every aspect of your life start acting against your interests. Well, it's a shock to all the idiots who voted for nanny government. This is what nanny government is: A bunch of evil stepmothers.
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  11. Brussels is going to face other 'exiteers.
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  12. That's how Americans feel about the Republican Party. We vote Republican to see government reined-in and the Republicans spend more on social programs and military adventurism. Of course, voting for the Democrats yields the exact same results.
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  13. We DO need to evolve away from petro-chemical farming. It's not good for the soil, the food, or our health. The mineralic content of broccoli, for instance, is a tiny fraction of what it was 100 years ago. But let informed consumers and clever farmers get there in the natural course of things. Don't burn it down before you've built new ways. All government knows is FORCE. The reason we farm the way we do is BECAUSE government forced things in that direction, without concern for the consequences. Now they decide to pivot because "catastrophic climate change" is their new religion, and they again force things in one direction, without regard for consequences. Let the markets work. Thoughtful people want the food on their tables grown locally, and they don't trust bureaucrats to decide for them what is good, nutritious and safe. They don't know and they don't care. They only care about their jobs within the bureaucracy and are incentivized to push whatever favors the biggest companies, and the bureaucrats go from working in government to working for the biggest companies. Fuel and fertilizer prices will rise naturally over time, and locally-grown will be increasingly profitable over time. Farmers, left to their own devices, with no one to please but their customers and themselves, are the best stewards of the land. They understand how to build healthy soil and maintain it. But they can't operate that way because of bureaucrats. I'm an American, and I have zero trust in the Dept of Agriculture. They serve the corporate lobbyists and themselves. I don't want a stuffed shirt, future corporate employee working for the government deciding what "organic" means. What "safe" means. I want the nitrates and nitrites out of my bacon! I do think agriculture needs to evolve. But not by edict from self-interested parties angling for campaign contributions.
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  14. Modern democracies despise democracy.
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  15. The Germans want to do right, but they took some of the wrong lessons from the past. Socialism isn't how you avoid repeating the fascist mistake.
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  16. You know that stuff you need every day, like food, water and energy? Yeah. For your own good, we're outlawing all that stuff. You're welcome.
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  17. The only thing the west learned by subduing the Soviets was how to act like the Soviets.
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  18. Outlawing 20% of the population is always a good idea. But that's nothing compared to the USA's efforts to outlaw half the population.
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  19. UK has Uni-Party going on, just like the USA. You think you're voting against the people in power, and the people who replace them do the same thing.
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  20. Our leaders thrive on chaos they create.
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  21. By "right," you mean socialists who disagree with the climate hysteria? European politics is all so confusing. Authoritarian, regardless of party. Socialist sacred cows, regardless of party.
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  22. As a German, maybe you should re-think "left" versus "right" dichotomy, because it sure seems like the so-called "left," which has its roots in limiting the powers of the king and conceiving of Natural Rights of Man, has been hijacked by people who want to put all the feudal machinery back in operation, under different leadership that style themselves as aristocrats, telling people who work hard and give fair value that they are bad, while they steal from them.
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  23. Hitler's Germany by other means.
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  24. It's never wise to let people from far away to determine what "the greater good" is for YOU, and impose that view by force.
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  25. Let's not forget that these immigrant waves and the open border policies are a sort of karma for all the refugees WE CREATE with our wars around the world. It's part karma. Part guilt. With a healthy admixture of human and drug trafficking. Add a willing populace who've been conditioned to believe the government is made of money, et voila.
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  26. The whole problem of the UK, USA and other democracies is the belief that politicians can save us. That delusion is precisely the reason we're in such a mess. You should vote to reduce your government's power and scope if you want the people to have any chance at long-lasting peace and prosperity, and a better future. If you want to be saved, quit looking for saviors to provide that salvation from on high. Start looking for the un-sexy candidates who say "All you need saving from is the government."
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  27. It's the same throughout the West, as declining parties cling to power by any means necessary. They stoop to anything and stop at nothing.
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  28. Maybe Poland's waking up. Wish the USA would wake up. Even if it does, I don't think the Democrats will relinquish power peacefully. All that Jan 6 stuff was pure Democrat projection.
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  29. The Collective West: The only way for us to survive is if we cut our own throats. Farmers? Yes. You're first. The rest of us will be along shortly.
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  30. "Far right" in Europe means you're a socialist who isn't a globalist, as opposed to being a globalist socialist.
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  31. There are a lot of things people could and would voluntarily do to reduce their footprint on Ma Earth. These top-down measures are imposed by people who care nothing about the fairness and sustainability of the project. They just want to speak the word and make it so, like God Almighty. Then when you drill down into the actual policies being pushed, they impose sacrifices on everyone but themselves. They favor one "solution" over all others, instead of letting a free marketplace of ideas and products improve the choices available.
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  32. Isn't EU where donors get to bully recipients?
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  33.  @rosemarywoolley8394  A false dichotomy exists in America. It's all about how terrible one of the parties is that makes people vote for its biggest rival. By this illusion, the two main parties exclude all others.
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  34. It was a good vehicle for Germany and France to basically run a nation-state on the scale of superpowers like China, Russia, or the USA. But to continue dominating the EU, they needed to fork over a lot of wealth, and use financial incentives to compel compliance. At the same time all this was going on, the Green Cult took over and crippled their respective economies, and their immigration policies destabilized the electorate. It's kind of strange. Germany was in position to lead the EU by its nose, but it basically chose to commit economic and social suicide, halfway into its plan of political and economic dominance. It's very strange. Almost as if it were engineered by foreign powers who wanted them to fail.
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  35. Short-term trouble. Long-term, it's all just grist for the melting pot, so long as they follow the law and the law remains just. Of course, the atheists welcoming them in don't breed as fast as the more conservative, religious types they're bringing in, so the forward-thinking liberals will slowly go extinct.
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  36. Poland's always been curious, to me. They want those EU dollars, but they don't want to follow EU directives. They need to make up their minds to go it alone, or they need to bend the knee. They can't remain in Limbo, forever.
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  37. It takes a lot of nerve for the EU to warn Italian government about interfering with media. They just don't like that their government is departing from the EU script.
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  38.  @ZergRadio  Yes. In the USA, leaders are pivoting on the rhetoric, but continuing to do the exact same as before: open borders.
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  39. Fracking, clean coal, atomic, .... If British are going to be cold this winter, their leadership has proven their incompetence. If your plan means everyone except the elites must suffer, come up with a better plan. Leaders have gotten way ahead of ground-level realities in their Quixotic quest for a green future. There are already forces at work pushing people towards better ways of living. But people who aren't prosperous can't as easily achieve those better ways. People who are cold will burn every tree on the landscape and every stick of furniture to stay warm. Is that better than clean natural gas? You want to help the planet, USE that CO2 in the atmosphere to boost plantings on the edges of the desert. A lot could be done to green things up, the direct way. Burn some fuel to carve swales in the landscape and hold water on the ground, better. Get some trees up and baby them. Get those trees going and the ground holds on to the water, better. Reclaiming deserts is well within our grasp. Much better for young people to volunteer for stuff like that, than waste their time waving signs and being offended. Spend some days outdoors, around green and growing things, and all that city drama and "Who am I?" nonsense vanishes. The buds on the apple trees are MUCH more interesting than existential angst.
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  40. Hard to parse left vs right in Europe, when the 'right' are socialists who happen to be skeptical about the Globalism Project.
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  41. Depends on how you define left and right. In modern (messed-up) terminology, they're ALL leftists. They're just arguing over what flavor of socialism they will pursue: internationalist or nationalist. By MY definition, socialism is just re-branded feudalism, where the elites rule over an obedient population that they throw crumbs to, every once in awhile, while bragging what good care they take of the people, who are nothing more than property of the state. "See how well-cared-for our slaves are?" That's the left. Back in the old days, "left" meant you were tired of being bossed around by elites and you wanted limited government. Now, "left" means you want government education, welfare, media, and health. The tripod on which all good fascist/socialist governments rest, and through which they obtain ready agreement to whatever Message they're peddling.
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  42. Why does "left" mean you want more government interventions in more aspects of life? That's EXACTLY what the TRUE left was AGAINST back in the day. Limiting the powers of the state and increasing the power of the citizen was what "liberalism" actually meant, originally. Nowadays, identifying as "left" is the objective equivalent of a regressive right winger. "We just want to help people" has been the claim of every aristocracy known to Man.
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  43. That didn't take long. It's the kind of stuff I expected, but he wasted no time, did he? It's like we're orphans who escaped an evil orphanage into the hands of evil step-parents. Then we were rescued from those evil step-parents and delivered into the arms of an evil foster home.
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  44. Join our club. All it will cost you is everything you have.
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  45. We need a Reform USA party. Republican vs Democrat is a false dichotomy.
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  46. The authority of these bodies is based on perception more than mandate. If the people see AfD and Elon thumbing their noses at the establishment, the magic spell will be broken. They're scared as hell of this sort of thing, because it might reveal (as if we didn't know) that the PEOPLE do not agree with their policies.
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  47. UK and USA elites are of one mind. There's still a lot of money to be made off the climate grift. Reality hasn't yet forced them to admit it's all lies.
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