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

  1. Government officials who gave out the immunity should be UNDER the jail.
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  2. I'm way more worried about USA/NATO going nuclear than Russia.
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  3. When they say "rules-based international order," they're really saying "We flout international law and ignore common sense."
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  4. My biggest problem with WEF is the traffic jam of private jets at Davos airport. If they can't find space for them, how can they properly plan how to deprive us of energy and transportation?
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  5.  @exvictorian3605  WHO is under the UN. WEF can't be disbanded, but it can be opposed. Exposure is what de-fangs the WEF, not force.
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  6. I always root for the people and for self-determination. That makes it really hard to root for the Zelensky regime, even though I always root for the Ukrainian people. I think they're the victims of oligarchs in Ukraine and the West. I think the annexation of Crimea was a direct response to the Maidan coup.
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  7. My fellow Americans: What's going to happen to the dollar is going to hurt like heck, but it's the only thing that's going to check the mad spending and imperialism of our ruling class.
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  8. There's a difference between "right to try" by Trump and "Do it or lose your job" by Democrat establishment. But Trump's ego and his desire to be re-elected were his downfall.
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  9. They will double down on the absurd until their world falls apart, and they will bring the roof down on the common man before that happens.
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  10. I always thought it was kind of weird for children to follow a man who calls himself "Mr. Beast."
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  11. Fighting undeclared wars is bad. Either get Congress to make the declaration, or desist from violence.
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  12. This is the Democrat campaign platform in action. All who voted 'D' are responsible.
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  13. The DOJ was also very hostile to Trump during his administration, you may recall. Trump DOJ was basically Obama DOJ. That doesn't mean that Trump didn't do what he should've done, which was pardon Assange.
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  14. Same, and with none of the sudden health problems of my vaccinated friends.
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  15. Couldn't agree more.
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  16. It's almost as though a lot of people have sub-clinical vascular disease ticking like a time bomb.
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  17. Never. He's part of the permanent state. Protected class.
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  18. The fact that Trump never gave Assange a blanket pardon suggests that Trump, at heart, is no different from the rest.
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  19. It turns out that the best for your own country is ultimately the best for the world.
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  20. They got the "new normal" that they wanted, and that the rest of us feared.
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  21. Glad somebody's on record opposing it. We need more people standing up and saying, loud and clear, "NO."
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  22. The reason our borders are out of control is because a lot of rich people with a LOT of media influence LIKE it this way.
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  23. Things haven't gone as far in the USA as they have in Europe, in terms of authoritarianism or economic hardship. It's not for lack of trying by Democrats.
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  24. These redactions are unacceptable.
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  25. I don't doubt he's received threats. As a Democrat, he's not used to them. He should see the threats against people who spoke out against his madness 3 years ago. Those guys have wives and daughters, too. And it wasn't just threats from crazy people. Those guys had the full weight of government and media hanging over them.
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  26. Without EUA overriding normal rules and regs, none of their mRNA treatments would be approved for another 5 or 10 years if that.
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  27. If he goes free, they have to admit what Wikileaks revealed was real, and numerous high officials, past and present, should stand trial for their crimes against humanity. This is all about punishing the press for doing its job, and raising a furor about Assange, any time anyone comes sniffing around their past - and likely present and future - misdeeds.
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  28. ADVANCE TO THE REAR!
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  29.  @jazzmaybach1044  Don't abandon politics entirely. We need more voices that don't trust "them." Oppose any and all expansions of state authority and help us erode the power and scope of existing agencies.
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  30. National Propaganda Radio.
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  31. Yes. People who are ignorant are always caught by surprise. The American government likes them that way.
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  32. 2-tiered treatment skews the data on how much the jab helps. Early, aggressive treatment works for 99.9% of unjabbed.
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  33. If you love your kids, do all in your power to get them out of the public schools.
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  34. Our leaders are high on the smell of their own farts.
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  35. Don't underestimate the voters' susceptibility to propaganda and bullying.
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  36. Love the soldier. Despise the political leadership that puts the soldiers in harm's way on fools' errands. And lies about it.
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  37. Ron Paul is salt of the Earth.
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  38. Without a doubt.
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  39. Biden was an embarrassment in Normandy, but the "He pooped his pants!" meme is selective editing of a president who's trying to find his seat on stage. He wasn't stooped over in pain or pooping. He was reaching with his hands for the chair before sitting down. While factually incorrect, if you view it as satire, the "story" is hilarious. That said, if the story was presented as factual, you know you can't trust the organization that edited the clip and passed it off as something it wasn't.
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  40. They use the same dirty tricks, over and over. They're the 'friend' who gets you in bar fights, egging you on and telling you "I've got your back, brother. Don't let that guy talk to you like that." Busted teeth and an assault charge later, your friend is nowhere to be found.
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  41. He wouldn't last 5 minutes.
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  42. Scott Ritter's another alternative voice favored by Ron Paul. I'd say "Slurp up as many voices as time and patience allow, and draw your own conclusions." I rarely find myself agreeing entirely with anybody, except Ron Paul, occasionally.
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  43. Federal agencies, both houses of Congress, and the courts are hopelessly bent, unswervingly self-serving, and defiant. It's time for heads to roll, afaic.
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  44. It never has. That's why the USA is founded on LIMITED federal government, and why politicians have hated the U.S. Constitution from the very beginning. It started while George Washington was president and has been going on ever since.
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  45. You may've caught it and just shrugged it off as a mild cold, if you ever even got that.
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  46. They'll inflate their way out of it, at great cost to regular people around the world.
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  47. This particular story is likely a stretch, but no question the legacy media doesn't say anything the U.S. government doesn't like.
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  48. Twitter execs could've gone to Project Veritas or Judicial Watch.
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  49. Nothing will save Ukraine. The U.S. economy's on the altar, regardless. Entire nation is economically illiterate. We're in the "weak men" phase of "good times make weak men."
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  50. The clock is running out on statute of limitations if it hasn't already. Long game is settling out of court with iron-clad NDAs after stalling the criminal courts long enough to stay out of jail. That's how these crimes by rich and powerful work.
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  51.  @williambenner701  Yes. The biggest crooks meddle with the rule set, so their worst crimes are perfectly legal.
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  52. Bottom line, yes.
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  53. No. You don't have the Patriot Act endorsing and concealing your activities, simultaneously. He can look Congress right in the eye and say "I won't tell you that," and he's indemnified by law, under the Patriot Act, which is the worst name for such an anti-American bill.
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  54. They're playing a delicate game. Devaluation boosts exports. China routinely devalues its currency to maintain a stranglehold on various markets. Devalued ruble gives Russia more rubles while meeting a low price point for things like oil, gas and food exports to SE Asia and Africa. Real inflation for Russian people is far lower than for Euros or Americans. Things are tight for the Russians, but the West is choking on debt and dearth of resources and manufacturing.
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  55. It's bad, but nobody's missed any meals, yet. Some think that's coming.
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  56.  @pegasus5287  Yes. Voting for the federal government to save you is how the political class gets its way. If the federal government is small, much less harm is caused and liberty and prosperity are preserved.
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  57. When you say "I can't understate," you mean "I can't overstate."
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  58. Right to property is the first right. All the rest flows from ownership of your own body.
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  59. I think the USA has done ENOUGH "helping."
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  60. I wish there were a way to sue for the damn truth I am owed as a taxpaying citizen.
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  61. IMO, the "far right" is where the actual liberals are and the "establishment left" is so far left that they're authoritarian right, themselves. But then when I look at the socialist program, I just see feudalism, with bureaucrats as the new aristocracy. So my definition of left and right is not aligned with current language conventions.
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  62. I remember when "queer" meant your socks didn't match and you collected butterflies.
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  63. "This attack has all the hallmarks of whomever we think we can scapegoat."
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  64. They're not scared. Hopefully that will be their undoing.
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  65. Since "2 weeks to flatten the curve." Yes.
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  66. The more Ukrainians die, the more famous Zelensky gets. Seems like a real conflict of interest. I think there's a lot of that going around on our (USA) side.
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  67.  @Willowy13  They're all correlated. The question is "Is it causal?"
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  68. The way they manipulated mothers was unforgivable. "Your kid can't go back to school until we jab him." Mothers were desperate to get their kids back in school and resume their daily routines. They would leap at any offer of relief for THEIR sanity, with ZERO concern for long-term effects on their children.
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  69.  @ZhenYae  "Insecure" or "too secure?" The untoward arrogance suggests the latter.
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  70.  @soapbullet-tq8zf  NATO promised not to expand eastward. Then NATO proceeded to expand eastward.
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  71. Rooting for Serbia's people. I think they should develop some lithium mines, but do it at THEIR pace, for things THEY need. Mining lithium for batteries in EVs as a big moneymaker or to replace internal-combustion engines is dumb, and not smart for their long-term interests. China and/or the West would LOVE to hollow out Serbia, extract its mineral wealth, and leave it no better off when they're done than when they started, only more polluted. These CO2 cultists think nothing of destroying the natural landscape, water, or air quality.
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  72. Government promised to care for us, so that we could behave as children with no consequences.
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  73. He blinked when the stakes were the highest, desperate to stay in office. A statesman would've kept spitting truth and gone down with the ship.
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  74. Of course they're doubling down. It's all they know.
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  75. There are thousands. And every outlet that does so and gets big gets demoted and banned. Most get shadow-banned before getting over 100,000 subscribers.
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  76. I don't agree with everything Ritter says, but I believe him more than I agree with so-called "mainstream."
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  77. A John Bolton condemnation is an endorsement in my book!
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  78. I despise Noam Chomsky, but when he's right, he's right.
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  79. That's why there are checks and balances that the government has long since circumvented, in the name of us and us. And we fall for it, every time, because well over half of the citizenry have no history or civics education that's not government propaganda, a paean to nanny government at home and aggression, abroad.
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  80. Can you imagine waiting in an examination room and that Hotez freak showed up? "It's a miracle, doc! I'm cured! Bye now!"
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  81. Yes. Very big targets.
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  82. My comments are removed, instantaneously. Innocuous comments.
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  83. ... and blamed those who didn't for being conspiracy theorists.
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  84. Turnaround can be very rapid, but political leadership and billionaire cronies won't let it.
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  85. By "hate" they mean anything that varies one iota from the Democrat platform. Offend the wrong Democrat and get written-up for made-up violations. Hopefully, these big-tech platforms will be reduced to their proper role: Clearinghouse of videos for do-it-yourselfers Over time, I think people will go for news and political conversation, elsewhere.
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  86.  @NoOne56488  Exactly.
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  87.  @stephens7107  Malignant narcissist.
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  88. Trust the seance! My spirit guide told me!
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  89. Everyone in authority told them to.
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  90. You're doing a bang-up job in Clayton's absence. You're better as lead than as sidekick.
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  91. I hope this becomes top comment. You see the pattern, as do we all. You expressed it very neatly.
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  92. For the foreseeable future, it'll be a ruling coalition with the same, exact policies.
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  93. Iraq war under Bush II was a prior test run. Same machinery was used.
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  94. You have experts and then you have scholars. An expert knows a lot of facts. A scholar knows everything that's known on the subject.
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  95. They're appointed for 10-year terms. That's pretty crazy. The longer they're in, the deeper the rot.
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  96.  @lablackzed  Not necessarily disbanded, but they should've stayed within their remit.
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  97.  @johangrostkerck6046  The way they're operating suggests they want to do their thing and give it back to Russian-speaking Ukrainians when Kiev and NATO finally learn their lesson.
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  98. Governments gave Big Pharma a blank check and freed them of any responsibility. It's people in government who need to answer questions, but nobody's asking them. It's the biggest crime of the century and nobody's facing any sanctions.
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  99.  @HardRockMiner  He's not nuts. He's a theatrical performer on par with MSNBC.
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  100. Isn't taking an oath of celibacy just playing into the religious right's hands?
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  101.  @PerceivedREALITY999  Pretty much. When Qaddafi was a murdering beast, he was AOK. When he started acting like a statesman, he had to go.
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  102. There won't be any of those for awhile. Yale is still in mourning over November 5th.
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  103. The Secret Service has a lot to answer for, and the government will do all it can to prevent this happening.
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  104.  @bobblue_west  Usually they're more objective, but "Mother Russia" and "terrorist attack" kind of shows their hand. If they're not on RT, they used to be.
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  105. The more they squeeze, the more sand slips through their fingers.
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  106. "We will fail spectacularly at home and abroad. We will leave no stone unturned in our quest for maximum harm to our citizens and the world. " - NATO/EU It's as if all they understand is force and top-down management of nations. Statesmanship is LETTING things happen, not MAKING things happen. It's a lot better to trade than to fight.
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  107. He's also a guy who thinks I should be thrown in jail for driving my pickup truck. He's hysterical about climate.
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  108.  @Scepticalasfuk  imminent
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  109. I was kind of hoping they'd shut down NIAID in disgust when Falsie retired.
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  110. Does YouTube have any idea how its banners alienate its users? It's a daily reminder that YouTube doesn't like us.
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  111.  @rickiecomeaux8287  Neither were Brennan or Comey.
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  112. I think decentralization of agriculture is mostly a good thing, with what we know about permaculture and advances made in small-plot farming. Petro-chemical farming for markets a thousand miles away is not the best way to go about things. It depletes soils where the food is grown and relies on (a very good) global supply chain to move that food to where it's consumed. Massively inefficient, but about as efficient as you could make it. We shouldn't instantly dismantle that supply chain and destroy all the petro-chemical farming overnight. But I think there's definitely a big market for locally-grown food, and we have the ability to do that. Over time. It's happening. LET it happen. But don't use FORCE to MAKE it happen. That's how you hurt a lot of people in the transition. Policy-makers tend to see the end goal and ignore the collateral damage that we deal with.
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  113. Good point. But take a step back and parse the literal meaning of "planned parenthood." Abortion is the opposite of parenthood.
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  114. Only one guy said "There will be no Nordstream." Joe Biden.
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  115. Who has ANY confidence in the FBI after 9/11 and RussiaGate? (and hell, the entire career of J. Edgar Hoover)
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  116. The situation hasn't changed in 10 years. We're just farther down the toilet bowl.
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  117. A very small number of agitators running roughshod over the majority.
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  118. India chose wisely, compared to the incompetent and blatantly conflicted so-called leaders in Europe and North America. From best to worst in 5 decades. You have to admire their ambition!
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  119. Our so-called "leadership" would rather rule over ashes than lose power and have to get an honest job in a free and prosperous nation.
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  120. Next: I Am God.
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  121. Not bylaws. Articles and Amendments. You refer to the first of said amendments.
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  122. RIP, Phil. I disagreed with you most of the time, and the one time you agreed with me, you lost your job. Right or wrong, you stood for what you believed.
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  123. Highly doubtful
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  124.  @07wrxtr1  Early stages of fascism, corporations love the government. Later stages, government power is so great, and so whimsical, the corporations get crushed, like everybody and everything else.
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  125. A lot of people had to wear them so much, they forgot/forget they have them on. I STILL have to wear one to go to the dentist or the eye doctor, which makes me doubt going to them, but I have to.
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  126.  @chigasaki06  When was the last time the ex-president followed the sitting president's world tour, meeting with all the same leaders and assuring them that Trump would only be in office for 4 years? 2017. It was also the first time any ex-president showed such arrogance.
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  127. Yes.
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  128. The biggest danger to the planet are the fear-mongering totalitarians in the political class.
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  129. That was certainly one of its effects.
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  130. So many people with strong opinions about Ukraine, who never heard of the Minsk Agreement.
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  131. When Lindsey Graham's on your side, you're doomed.
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  132. Yes, we're being toyed with. No, the government isn't coming clean.
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  133. They made farmers use chemical fertilizers to survive in the food-production system they imposed. Then they decided nitrogen fertilizers are bad and flipped a switch, basically outlawing nitrogen fertilizers. No transition. Just comply.
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  134. Amy Goodman is as neocon as the rest of 'em, now. "Democracy, Now!" is unrecognizable. it used to be a reliable source for what sincere lefties stood for. Now, it's just establishment propaganda, wrapped in a liberal shell.
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  135. Just like Obama, Biden tried to legislate from the oval office. Unlike Obama, it didn't take 3 years for the courts to rule against him.
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  136. No way. Schiff resigned? I thought he failed up to the Senate.
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  137. To the contrary! Media that tries to hide this should never be watched! Their power is in the eyes they draw to them. How about we ignore them and let them wither away through lack of viewership and trust. The last thing we should do is "scrutinize" them, especially with government agencies, because we know where that will lead.
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  138. No consequences for illegal spying, only for exposing it.
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  139.  @ianmedford4855  Yes. But he shouldn't get away with turning himself into a victim. He's anything BUT a victim of anything but his own lust for power and his own greed.
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  140. I never get tired of your saying this.
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  141. Big business runs D.C. and D.C. runs big business. It's a symbiotic relationship. The only way to keep a lid on the corruption is to reduce the size and scope of the federal government, significantly. Best we can do, long term, is limit the damage any of them can do. Instead, we want government to solve our human condition for us, and then we turn around, SURPRISED at the corruption. SMH
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  142. The benefit of the jab for healthy people under 60 is minimal, at best.
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  143. COVID didn't cause the problem. Opportunists used COVID as a lever to push their anti-life agenda.
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  144. Big business in concert with the state is one of the main features of socialism in its fascist form.
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  145. The Kurds. The Afghanis. You don't want to be a U.S. proxy.
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  146. Too much "misinformation" for the Marxists at YouTube to tolerate.
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  147. He's using the term "unprecedented" to justify the unprecedented attack on our liberty and prosperity that he's on board with.
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  148. Mayorkas ain't wrong. Having an iPhone is like being detained. He knows where you are. It's an ankle bracelet you wear, voluntarily, because it talks to you and shows you moving pictures.
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  149. Our leaders WANT war. Without it, we might notice how bad a job they're doing at home. Distraction. Fear-mongering. Theft.
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  150. Laundering billionaire, foreign and BLM skim.
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  151. Christians hated the Amazing Randy, who exposed the fake faith healers.
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  152. You can't hold him accountable for December lies, which were told for December's purposes. You must believe today's lies for today's purposes.
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  153. I think it's already rigged, with billionaire Trump the trojan horse. They've got it either way.
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  154. We must protect the 8 amendments in the Bill of Rights! (The first two are already shredded.)
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  155.  @SoulStar47  Homeopaths do some kooky, witch-doctor stuff.
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  156. In sum, the system's been hijacked by crooks.
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  157. The security state transcended mere presidents as early as the Eisenhower administration. Much of the groundwork was laid under FDR.
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  158. The CIA went rogue before the '60s. Dulles was fired and still ran the CIA from home, the way some believe Obama's running the Biden administration from home. That was either Truman or Eisenhower admins. The CIA's greatest trick is hiding its incompetence and malice from the American public.
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  159. Without transparency, there is no trust. Without trust, there is no legitimacy.
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  160. Illegal immigration has been a major issue for decades that no one did anything about until Trump tried to. I remember "Immigration Reforms" from the '80s and they basically did nothing with those "reforms." I remember Reagan making this an issue, but all that came of it was amnesty for a ton of illegals, but no real border security.
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  161. Conservatives are peace-loving. You don't speak for conservatives.
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  162. The people have a right to know.
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  163. Just when you thought things were as bad as they could get for Ukrainians, ...
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  164. As un-self-aware as Hollywood.
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  165. They've been doing it since the Spanish-American War, at least.
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  166. "I ain't playin'." "He's definitely playin'. Let's poke him again."
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  167. How does "Spain is bearing the blame" headline blaming Spain? You sometimes draw these ridiculous conclusions, as if your reading comprehension were that of an 8-year-old.
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  168. What are they bitching about? This is the Demokkkrat platform you voted for, New York!
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  169. He's been neocon since the moment he picked up the gavel.
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  170. You're stretching a point on the $6.2 billion. It's more about valuations of equipment already sent, which they originally - and quite properly - valued at replacement costs. To squeeze more billions in death-dealing, they revised the value of aid already sent at their original costs. Replacement costs are significantly higher. They were and are going to play accounting games to squeeze more blood out of everyone but themselves. These expenditures enrich the people calling the shots at the top. It's disgusting.
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  171. "Soft" control of the public square is slipping. Now they're coming right out in the open with the authoritarianism. Totalitarianism isn't far away. How is this happening to my supposedly free country?
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  172.  @RickBlaine  You ain't lyin'.
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  173. No. Just the current bullies will give way to new bullies, new warmongers.
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  174. Because people believe the MYTH that government should run health care, instead of doctors and patients.
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  175. Half of Republicans (at least) are also Swamp. Who do you think built up these agencies and gave them the power they have?
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  176. I try to imagine what we would do if the Russians did in/to Mexico what the USA has done in/to Ukraine.
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  177. I'm so disappointed with Republicans (RINO domination of the party) that, starting OUT red-pilled, I'm now more or less black-pilled. Going to Washington turns most Republicans into RINOs.
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  178. Atomic power isn't emission-free. It generates heat and H2O vapor.
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  179. Biden bragged about extorting Ukraine. Trump got impeached for it.
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  180. Dems' plan is to distance the Democrat Party from Biden. This is all playing out fairly predictably, if you looked at the 2020 campaign and the catastrophic platform they ran on. They nominated a hatchet man to push through their agenda, and they succeeded at that. Now the consequences of their bad policy are impossible to hide from, so now it's time for the next phase: Pretend that Joe is the problem, rather than a puppet.
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  181. I think "emotional intelligence" is a made-up word.
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  182. India didn't get any "life-saving vaccines," because they refused to indemnify Big Pharma against any liability. Big Pharma is bad, but the "sweetheart deal" they got from governments was all on the governments involved. Two great crimes: Mandating of experimental medications. Obstructing the development of off-the-shelf early treatments and preventatives that would've brought us out of it without disrupting all of society and the economy.
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  183. It's things like that that make me think Trump's been a Trojan horse the entire time. Much noise and fury, but he made no real change. The insiders who targeted him only got stronger. He didn't do anything about critical race theory being taught in education and government. He could've ended it on the day he was inaugurated. He waited 'til a day before Biden was inaugurated, and Biden reinstated it the day after he was sworn in. He hired Pompeo and Bolton. He went along with lockdowns and gave Fauci free rein. He tried to buy everyone off with a covid check, when all I wanted was to stay working the whole time.
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  184.  @GeorgeKelmeris  Corporate greed is enabled by the state. The greediest corporations are the biggest donors. The only way out is to stop kidding yourself that the government's there to protect you from corporate greed, and get the government OUT. Then the corporations are answerable to the people, without the government shielding them from the people.
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  185. Obama appointees engineered a soft coup of the Trump administration, so it's more like 4 terms in office.
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  186. YooTube banner re-directing viewers to preferred narrative on 9/11 ?
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  187. "Hate science" describes it perfectly. Same dishonesty in climate science, as well.
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  188. He lied to everybody, all the time.
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  189.  @bianchaesson1441  You're welcome. :o)
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  190. The U.S. Government is eagerly getting Ukrainians killed, just to sharpen the Russian Army's claws, and piss them off.
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  191. It shouldn't, but it DOES. Free-market capitalism went the way of the Dodo bird during World War II, and the government hasn't ever retreated from the "gains" in authority that it made during the 1940s.
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  192. Who's at fault is nuanced. Prolonging it just gets more Ukrainians killed and Russians trained.
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  193. He tells it straight, which is why he's on RT and other smaller channels, and not MSM. That's one of the ways where you can see FOX is controlled opposition.
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  194. Deleting e-mails pertinent to the people's interest is a crime. It's prima fascia (sp?) evidence of underlying crimes. This isn't taking the 5th. This is a deliberate destruction of evidence and public records.
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  195. Western "leaders" live in a bubble. They also lack the logistics and resources to actually fight, even if they wanted to.
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  196. Jeane Dixon was a famous psychic who predicted a lot of things that came true. She also got a lot of things wrong.
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  197.  @JJ-uk8vw  Joe's not a leader. He's a tool of the Machine.
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  198. He could have exposed all this at the time and sent the Biden administration packing. Look what the Twitter Files did. A true and truly principled "visionary" as Zuckerberg tries to present himself, would have fought against the Biden administration. Zuckerberg was all-in on censorship in the exact same direction long before the Biden admin. When Trump won in 2016, FaceBook became useless for expressing your opinions, unless your opinions were 100% in line with Progressive narratives. It was a major contributor to all the madness, since, from BLM to COVID to Ukraine (and other countries).
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  199. So this is the plan to remain in power: WAR. Our leaders are lunatics.
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  200. Not to make light, but I always remembered OKC as the "Alfred R. Murrow" building, even though it made no sense having a federal building named after a radio personality, no matter how epic his career was. It's Alfred P. Murrah building, named after a famous federal judge.
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  201. Whether you believe in the referendum or not, the Russians will act as if they do, and that's a game-changer.
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  202. Yes. The Republicans will hold hearings, and it will go just like the RussiaGate-Hoax hearings. Lots of sound bytes signifying nothing.
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  203. They won't.
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  204. It's a real enough fear, because they know how they went after Trump. They're terrified someone will do to them what they do to others. They know exactly how it would be done, because they already did it! It's still projection on their part, but it's a real fear they have, because they think everybody else is just as low-down and dirty as they are, like all cheats and crooks.
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  205. It just shows the hegemony of U.S. elites, worldwide. This was one of their biggest power plays and biggest lies, and it likely will be the END of that hegemony, because they overplayed their hand.
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  206. Calling the U.S. a democracy means you never learned any civics. Democracy always leads to economic ruin and the rise of despots. We are a constitutional republic.
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  207. Chomsky makes a good point about narratives. He should know. His socialist project requires a lot of oversimplified narratives to survive.
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  208. I wouldn't go that far, but it is a label thrown at all who depart from establishment narratives of the day.
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  209. "Behind the 8-ball" means you're in a terrible position/situation, basically.
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  210. It's not emergency use authorization without a permanent state of emergency.
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  211. Yes. For a brief time, Democrats were in favor of free speech. "Embedded" reporters for the first and only time in U.S. history, were anti-war, during Vietnam. Every war before or since, "embedded" means you get to see and say just what the military and government leadership want you to see and say.
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  212. The FBI has no business censoring political speech of any kind at any time. The U.S. Constitution is clear. The same goes for any other federal agency or official. This must stop.
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  213. Europe SHOULD be terrified of its own leaders.
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  214. The irony.
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  215. He has a bot army, now, that will take over community notes, so nothing is lost.
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  216. USA and NATO = Eric Cartman
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  217. J6, COVID, Ukraine, RussiaGate, ... The fix is in and the Republican Party is part of the problem, not any kind of solution. Next up: 10s of billions we don't have to kill people in the Middle East. I still can't believe the woke war pig they replaced McCarthy with.
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  218. That's what they want you to think. Trump still has high negatives. If the Dems trot out someone with low negatives, they could ride the wave of euphoria to victory. Republicans screwed up trying to make an issue of Biden's dementia. It's like they're doing the Democrats' work for them. smh
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  219. I don't like what the USA is doing, but a token attack into Russia is no different from bombing Berlin during WW II. These two nations are at war, whoever's pulling the strings in Ukraine, and why is it OK to invade Ukraine but a "provocation" for a token Ukrainian force to cause token damage in Russia?
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  220. Who's running the White House, now? The same people who've been running it for the past 4 years.
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  221.  @Opal5674  Yes, Bill Gates already scourged their population with polio vaccines that caused polio, something they worked out decades ago, but not the guys working for Bill Gates. He did the same thing in Africa. Now he's doing the same thing in the USA. Somebody needs to stop him. He's either evil or an idiot.
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  222. But you have bugs the size of grizzly bears and they all want to kill you.
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  223. If all regulatory agencies fired employees with a conflict of interest, the buildings in which they work would be ghost towns.
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  224.  @ShaneSchimpf  The lies still haven't stopped, but it's now clear to everyone that the vast majority of the people just aren't buyin' it.
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  225. Insanity.
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  226. If you take on the Democrats/deep-state and you have receipts, you are suicidal.
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  227. The "Palantiri" were the crystal balls in Lord of the Rings used as predictive, communication and surveillance devices.
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  228.  @RebeccaTurner-ny1xx  That was a bit of a reach, but the centralized welfare/security state are parts of a larger piece: "Please, aristocrats! Protect us from (all) bad things!" Government is the original protection racket.
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  229. None of the talk and speculation matters. Show me a body or show me a ship. Until then, they can STFU AFAIC.
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  230.  @g0ku33  Is it any surprise after how they never gave us the facts on COVID? Any surprise after their keeping JFK assassination evidence and documents hidden for over 50 years? Really, any surprise at all
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  231. If by nationalizing, they mean confiscating private property, that's not good. As for Venezuela, their socialist experiment is an absolute MESS. That doesn't mean I care for U.S. foreign policy. A pox on both houses, afaic.
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  232. If WHO and CDC can dictate all things, then the U.S. Constitution is dead.
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  233. Who says there's a 1st Amendment?
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  234. I remember when minimum wage was for teenagers and people who'd lost a job and needed to work their way back up. Somehow that morphed into "I should be able to raise a family on minimum wage, with zero skills on offer." Of course, other economic meddling has made it impossible to live in the cities on many times the minimum wage, unless you're willing to share a closet with 8 other people. How did that happen? "Affordable housing." If you're a client of the government, they'll subsidize your housing. If you work for a living, just live the van life, baby.
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  235. Anyone with a passing knowledge of history knows the mainstream narratives on Ukraine are hogwash. Doesn't mean Redacted or anybody else knows what's truly going on, but for sure we're not getting the truth from corporate media.
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  236. Everyone knows. Vested authorities can't admit it, because it would mean the entire public-health establishment and political establishment are murderers.
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  237. He'll smoke a turd in purgatory, but I doubt he'll ever face justice for his crimes.
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  238. Going to war without a Declaration of War is criminal - and business as usual, since 1945.
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  239. It's the same south of the border. The more threatened the Democrats are, the more authoritarian they become. When persuasion fails, force follows.
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  240. Big-bodied men, like you want, are not built for endurance running. That's why you don't see Jack Reacher in Special Forces.
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  241. Lindsey Graham, the coward who loves putting others in harm's way.
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  242. We'll just have to see how things play out. I don't think anything's set in stone. I don't think the Democrats and the entrenched bureaucracy is going to take this lying down. I don't expect things to settle down until the transition team gets booted out, once and for all, and it's down to business. I'm not sure that the security state's even going to let Trump live, tbh.
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  243. It's been a farce from the beginning.
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  244. Obummer used the same strategy: Implement an illegal policy and get done what you want done before the courts have time to strike it down.
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  245. Yes. But most of media are laughing at Hotez. MSM isn't that big, any more.
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  246. Very black-pilled on Washington Swamp.
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  247. They're hopeless socialists, which means they're part of the problem to start with - empowering government agencies that can and do run roughshod over the people. But they're right on war and peace issues of today.
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  248. They're biased. But they get a lot more right than legacy media.
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  249. They wouldn't've done any of it without the influence of the USA and its NATO minions.
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  250. This was never about our health. Greed, power, and political agenda. That's what the response to COVID was, throughout the establishment.
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  251. Methinks some eggheads in the basement got the notion that they were Jack Ryan in a Tom Clancy novel. "No, I get to play Harrison Ford, today!" We book-smart people tend to think we're the smartest people, and know better than people with actual training and experience in real life. Just ask me. I'll tell you what the Romans SHOULD have done against Hannibal at Cannae!
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  252. ... and you'll come away knowing less than when I started.
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  253. Hotez is the absolute worst.
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  254.  @nikot4410  They already agreed to stop shelling Donbass and cease the ethnic cleansing, there. Then they didn't honor that agreement. Then they refused to talk about it. Now they're trying to start WW IIII. It's mad. They're mad. And you have no sense of history or proportion.
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  255. Military-industrial-congressional complex. Congress is part of it.
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  256. José Vega's a hero.
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  257. You're not doing science when your research must arrive at a pre-determined conclusion. You're doing politics.
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  258. We know who the deep state is. Just look at the management layers of all the federal departments and agencies.
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  259. Public health establishment commits atrocities.
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  260. I hate war and big government, i.e., I am politically homeless. So are most of the people I know.
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  261. Congressional hearings are just sound bites for the voters back home. They never do anything.
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  262. Yup. Pretty much the kind of thing Biden would say.
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  263. The left isn't happy with NPR, either. NPR is left-establishment on domestics, right-establishment on war. Both major parties are pro-establishment.
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  264. Gender-affirming care for children makes the sterile, inorgasmic, and lifelong patients. Why do the worst people always seem to have the power of censorship over others?
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  265. She's got an opinion we don't like. Time for another investigation, boys!
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  266. Been this way since World War I. Government and the press work together "in crisis."
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  267. 30 Democrats defecting in the House is significant. What strange bedfellows! Neocons/neoliberals of both parties are facing some pushback from the left.
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  268. America has systematically destroyed the economic engine that has crippled its ability to project power. It's run up its debt so high that it couldn't fight a war if it wanted to. Nations incur debt during war and the USA used to pay off such debts in peacetime. We have run up our debt in peacetime! There's no credit to be had! I'm terrified by the decisions our political "leaders" have made and might make in the near future, in their insane attempts to remain in power at all cost. As far as gold goes, I'm expecting to pay off a lot of my debts with what gold I have, in a year or two.
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  269. The federal government shouldn't be ABLE to mandate production of ANYthing. Fascist-style socialism is all it is.
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  270. I still remember milk coming from the dairy in glass jugs that were re-used over and over. Soda pop came in glass bottles, too. A kid could make a few bucks collecting them, too.
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  271. Proving yet again that England never really learned the lessons of liberty. Meanwhile, the USA is busy forgetting those lessons.
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  272. No. It's a smart move. External irritants create unity at home. It's when you pair your "They're bad guys" propaganda with military adventurism, abroad, that your country is on a fast path to tyranny, famine, and pestilence.
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  273.  @imagomagus  Japanese and Chinese came to grips with people living in big cities centuries ago. Their solution was a submissive and (outwardly) courteous and submissive general population without access to weapons. This is also why the Chinese martial arts feature so many weapons that are - or resemble - farm implements.
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  274. Israel's America's pal. American intel is all political hacks. I can totally see it being sheer incompetence.
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  275.  @davestevens4263  No. It's his 16th year as president. There was no orderly transition of power in 2017.
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  276. You can't just say "outlaw lobbying" when the gov't intervenes in every industry across the board. The problem is all the government interventions. They HAVE to consult industry "experts" to have an idea how they want to meddle where they never should have in the first place.
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  277. Dr. Kelly Victory from The Wellness Company.
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  278. "Decimated" is over-used. It literally means "lose 10% of your guys." People use it when they MEAN "almost annihilated," which is something else, entirely. We make promises we can't possibly keep to "freedom fighters" around the world, and all we get out of it is chaos and instability. Does it really help us to destabilize other nations or does it just store up trouble for us? I think it just stores up trouble for us, and gives our government more excuses to make more inroads on liberty.
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  279. Political prisoners used to be something commie dictators did. Now it's commonplace in the West.
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  280. ... revealing FOX as controlled opposition.
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  281. Refused to shut down the spreading centers (gay bath houses) and pushed a new drug that basically killed people.
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  282. You couldn't go to Red Robin for dinner, but it was OK if you wanted to burn it down.
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  283. ... nor does he take a begging bowl with him, like Biden.
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  284. She'll fail upward. That's how it works.
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  285. They want to lie to you AND prevent you from hearing the truth if it conflicts with their lies.
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  286. 2.29 rounds to 2.3, not 2.2.
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  287. No transparency? No trust. We, the people, must assume the worst.
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  288.  andrew_koala2974  When you can't refute a claim, criticize its spelling.
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  289. None of what he's saying squares with the facts in any but the most tangential and misleading way. Virtually all of the deaths and serious illness was restricted to octogenarians. Average age of death by COVID was 82. And that's denying ALL patients off-the-shelf therapeutics that were almost 100% effective at preventing serious illness or heart damage. Fauci's boys did everything they could to prevent patients access to proven treatments developed by common-sense clinicians. "Come back when your lips are blue. We're not treating you until you're at death's door." It would've been easy as pie to make home-treatment kits, with basic instructions. But that would cut Fauci's pals out of the deal, and he couldn't have that.
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  290. Fauci's a huge liar.
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  291. They have no shame. Only propaganda masters and pay masters.
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  292. A lot of people started learning how deep the propaganda went, since the Internet weaned them off mainstream media, who work with the government to back-fill all the lies.
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  293. It was obvious from the start that EU sanctions were against the EU rather than Russia. Brussels and reality are miles apart.
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  294. EPA needs to be abolished. Who are they to run and RUIN everybody's lives, just by making pronouncements and edicts to everyone from the comfort of their offices?
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  295. Fascism on the rise in the West. Wars around the globe. COVID mandates. Censorship. Media control. Government-corporate partnerships. Government-run education and health. We became what we fought in the 1940s.
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  296. Not just the politicians. ALSO the top bureaucrats in each of the agencies. Did you know that there's a RULE (not a law) that stipulates that Fauci doesn't have to reveal the royalties he receives from Big Pharma? Yeah. They decided that the public knowing who's getting Big Pharma bucks would be bad for the country. So, no transparency, by a rule, written by the people who benefit the most from the rule.
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  297. When you say "Bill and Melinda" it sounds like "Bill 'n' Villain."
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  298. The same reason their pandemic response was anti-science and anti-ethics. I don't know what the reason is, though. You'd have to ask the liars.
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  299. The freest platforms are what these legacy brats think are threats to free speech. Zero sense. They loved it when Twitter worked with the government to put a thumb on the scale in the public square. In a true free speech setting, the best stuff rises to the top. The worst stuff needs to control the speech of others to persist and even dominate the public square. We've seen enough of that for the last 80-plus years. It's time to de-centralize our information.
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  300. Today I notice a real up-tick in the number of deleted comments by our YouTube masters. "9 replies." None appear. "12 replies." None appear.
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  301. We haven't declared war since 1941-42. But we're constantly at war. This needs to end.
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  302. Actually, I trace it back to FDR and beyond. There's always a lust to expand the powers and scope of the federal government, by almost every federal official, since the U.S. Constitution was ratified. But it got really bad after WW II, with the Dulles brothers building what we have, now, and have expanded, since. But the foundations for Patriot Act are most clearly traceable back to the Dulles brothers, who formed a shadow government, run by Dept of State and the CIA, "for our security and safety," of course. Even Eisenhower couldn't fire them. Oh, he did fire Allen Dulles, but Dulles's offices still took their orders from him, kind of like Obama pulling the strings behind the Trump and Biden administrations, because of Obama loyalists embedded throughout the Trump and Biden administrations.
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  303. The State Dept warns against doing business in Ukraine. Meanwhile, half of Washington, DC and the weapons industry have COZY and LUCRATIVE relationships with Ukrainian oligarchs! It's BECAUSE of those crooks that Russia felt compelled to invade! It's BECAUSE of those crooks that Trump got impeached for quid pro quo! LOL! The pay-to-play crowd accuses others of pay-to-play, to distract us from Quid-Pro Joe and his ilk! We'll never get to the bottom of this. There are too many Republicans playing the same games, and they will hamstring any kind of actual investigations into fellow Swamp Creatures.
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  304. It is between left and right, be we've lost the thread of what the terms mean. The so-called "left" is basically a conservative establishment, with innumerable sacred cows that it defends at all cost. People think socialism is left. It's actually just far right, re-branded. The state will care for you and in return, you will obey, unquestioningly. That's a very old, feudal model. The "far right" are mostly true liberals, believers in liberty and limited government.
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  305. Yup. Bill Barr was just one of many swamp rats appointed by Donald Trump, which is why I think Trump is either controlled opposition or too incompetent to move the needle in Washington. If anything, the swamp got more brazen and more authoritarian since 2016.
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  306. They put us through hell and won't come clean. Abolish FDA, CDC, NIH. They won't be missed.
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  307. The best of us are governed by the worst of us.
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  308. Every president has always appreciated the power or been oblivious to how it was abused, and in either case, failed to do anything about an illegally constituted sub-agency of the DOJ that has served the political interests of whoever controlled it, since its inception.
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  309.  @mohammedullah9913  Neocons are war hawks who are OK with bloated domestic spending. Neoliberals are big domestic spenders who are OK with war. "Bi-partisan" means you're for war and bloated budgets. You can't fit a tissue paper between the two.
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  310. I'd like to know how many Feebs were in the crowd and especially how many undercover Feebs were in the crowd that entered the restricted area. I think if the American public had known THAT, it would have destroyed the J6 psy--op.
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  311. Ritter and he both say "been" like "bean" and "again" like "agane." It's a very odd affectation.
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  312. Hybrids are less bad than EVs, but I still don't want a lithium battery even that size in my vehicle. It's bad for the planet to build it, nobody knows how to recycle or dispose of it, and it's almost as deadly as a full-on EV battery, if one of its cells goes critical.
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  313. Yes. The algebra I mastered and the number system(s) I use come from brown people in the Middle East. so naturally it's white supremacy that invented and perpetuates mathematics.
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  314.  @earlgrey691  Not a big fan of dimethyl sulfoxide. Silver does have antibacterial and antiviral properties.
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  315. Republican House. War Pigs. All of 'em. There is no alternative to Uni-Party within the supposed 2-party system.
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  316.  @YUDNSAY  It's an election year. They're putting the squeeze on free speech, again. We're on a Big Tech platform. Of course, they're going to start censoring, more.
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  317. Progressives aligning with libertarians and MAGA has to be terrifying to the establishment.
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  318. Media Industrial Complex has been pumping this nonsense since the Spanish American War.
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  319. The thing that pisses me off is that natural immunity is WELL-known to be the best antidote and has been known for over a century. These people put the burden of proof that natural immunity is a real thing on others, rather than ever even attempting to make a case that natural immunity is NOT a thing. "We said it. Therefore it is "science" and now YOU need to do research to prove us wrong." Basically, they pulled a bunch of wishful speculation out of their back pocket, said "This is the science. Nobody has proven us wrong." Nobody proved you RIGHT (or confirmed your claims) and decades of research and clinical practice back the natural immunity side. They did the same thing with the moral responsibility. I'm immoral because I refused to take your insufficiently tested drug? No. YOU are immoral for using every means - fair or foul - to coerce me into taking it without sufficient testing. These are very pathological people. I believe in live and let live, but when others do NOT, then they must be opposed.
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  320. The people bring it on themselves by asking the government to take care of them like they're children. Every election, the 2 major parties vie for who will be Santa for the next 2, 4 or 6 years. We need to put ole Santa on a diet, and break him of his burglary habit, because we all know more stuff goes UP the chimney than ends up under the tree, when government officials are bringing us goodies. We don't feel it because we see the goodies, but we don't notice that the price of everything else just went up.
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  321. Kind of what I've been saying. "Sadly, the only critic of forever war in UK is a damned socialist." @The_Signularity_is_coming 
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  322.  @PocketsandOutlaw  The only whistleblowers with legal protection are the fake ones trotted out by Adam Schiff.
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  323. Peter McCullough also gave a good interview with Jan Jekielic (sp?) of EPOCH Times.
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  324. It's called "gaslighting a nation," and people around the world are sick of it.
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  325. Dear Canadians: Castro's soy-boy love child wants to be dictator. What are you going to do about it?
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  326. 16th Amendment = unrestrained growth of government and a march toward totalitarianism. Things didn't get better because government got bigger. Things got better in SPITE of government. Government just saw a big pie growing without it and wanted a percentage, when really, government should be so well-designed that it doesn't HAVE to grow to do its job.
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  327. It's already too late. Now, go prove me wrong.
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  328.  @swarmgirl75  That's not what I'm talking about.
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  329. To this day, nobody's talking about the incestuous relationship between American and Ukrainian oligarchs stretching back to at least the early '90s. Lots of politicians cashed in on the fall of the Soviet Union, moving vast quantities of arms, equipment, and products of all kinds. Those relationships with top U.S. officials stretched to 2014 and beyond. They impeached Trump to draw attention away from their corruption.
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  330. No war without a declaration of war by the Congress.
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  331. Having dirt on Democrats is the kiss of death. Having dirt on Republicans assures a long and fruitful future.
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  332. The incestuous relationship between government and media is obvious.
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  333. But we want forever war and the U.S. Constitution is an obstacle to that. We want to fight war without requiring a declaration of war by Congress. Obviously.
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  334. Can't use the same trick you used the time before. They burned through the one name, so they (the DNC) will create new companies/NGOs. They're probably 10 steps ahead of whatever the Republicans and Independents are trying to do to secure free and fair elections. The next "emergency" could be a big terror attack, war with China/Russia, financial collapse, ... If the stock market collapses, there could be an emergency declared. It won't/can't be exactly the same thing. Just some sort of crisis that catches everyone "unaware."
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  335. The tanks are more emblematic of bad intentions, than any serious military threat. It's all quite insane. You're exaggerating the threat of nukes, but that doesn't mean we're not being stupid and raising tensions. The Russians have absolute escalation dominance in Ukraine. If anything, it's the West that's more likely to fire nukes.
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  336.  @michaeldavid6832  You win at life, I guess, but no one capable of your profound insight, with your genetic material will be around after you die.
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  337.  @user-ob5nk3ss1p  Stupid and insane people have no doubts. Intelligent people are full of doubts, and even when they're sure, they have doubts about what the best solution is. This puts intelligent people at a huge disadvantage, and it's why they get steamrolled by fervent idiots.
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  338. This has been my biggest fear for the last 4 years. If the establishment realizes the jig is up, and they're about to get thrown out on their ears, what might they do? Of course, when I look at the $35 trillion national debt, I think maybe they've already done it and the descent into chaos and poverty for all is inevitable.
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  339. The power structure LOVED the pandemic lockdowns. They want the emergency powers enshrined in international law. That's their key to permanent hegemony, bypassing all other national and international law. It worked so well in 2020, they want it in perpetuity. Ruling by edict is the goal.
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  340. Quit interrupting your guest, please.
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  341. These doctors were preaching to the choir down at the Branch Covidian Church.
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  342. COVID response, Forever War, Debt piled on top of debt, ... They're not in it for us. They're profiting off the misery of others.
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  343. You see a surge in the anti-globalist parties, but by the time you get to a ruling coalition, the uni-party always takes hold. In the USA, both parties have been hijacked, so uni-party is the only choice. Trump's the only one who can win who might oppose the cabal.
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