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

  1.  @williambenner701  Yes. The biggest crooks meddle with the rule set, so their worst crimes are perfectly legal.
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  2. Bottom line, yes.
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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. It's bad, but nobody's missed any meals, yet. Some think that's coming.
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  6.  @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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  7. When you say "I can't understate," you mean "I can't overstate."
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  8. Right to property is the first right. All the rest flows from ownership of your own body.
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  9. I think the USA has done ENOUGH "helping."
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  10. I wish there were a way to sue for the damn truth I am owed as a taxpaying citizen.
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  11. 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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  12. I remember when "queer" meant your socks didn't match and you collected butterflies.
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  13. "This attack has all the hallmarks of whomever we think we can scapegoat."
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  14. They're not scared. Hopefully that will be their undoing.
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  15. Since "2 weeks to flatten the curve." Yes.
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  16. 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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  17.  @Willowy13  They're all correlated. The question is "Is it causal?"
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  18. 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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  19.  @ZhenYae  "Insecure" or "too secure?" The untoward arrogance suggests the latter.
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  20.  @soapbullet-tq8zf  NATO promised not to expand eastward. Then NATO proceeded to expand eastward.
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  21. 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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  22. Government promised to care for us, so that we could behave as children with no consequences.
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  23. 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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  24. Of course they're doubling down. It's all they know.
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  25. 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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  26. I don't agree with everything Ritter says, but I believe him more than I agree with so-called "mainstream."
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  27. A John Bolton condemnation is an endorsement in my book!
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  28. I despise Noam Chomsky, but when he's right, he's right.
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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. Yes. Very big targets.
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  32. My comments are removed, instantaneously. Innocuous comments.
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  33. ... and blamed those who didn't for being conspiracy theorists.
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  34. Turnaround can be very rapid, but political leadership and billionaire cronies won't let it.
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  35. 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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  36.  @NoOne56488  Exactly.
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  37.  @stephens7107  Malignant narcissist.
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  38. Trust the seance! My spirit guide told me!
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  39. Everyone in authority told them to.
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  40. You're doing a bang-up job in Clayton's absence. You're better as lead than as sidekick.
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  41. I hope this becomes top comment. You see the pattern, as do we all. You expressed it very neatly.
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  42. For the foreseeable future, it'll be a ruling coalition with the same, exact policies.
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  43. Iraq war under Bush II was a prior test run. Same machinery was used.
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  44. 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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  45. They're appointed for 10-year terms. That's pretty crazy. The longer they're in, the deeper the rot.
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  46.  @lablackzed  Not necessarily disbanded, but they should've stayed within their remit.
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  47.  @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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  48. 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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  49.  @HardRockMiner  He's not nuts. He's a theatrical performer on par with MSNBC.
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  50. Isn't taking an oath of celibacy just playing into the religious right's hands?
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