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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