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

  1.  @5dollarshake263  Vaccines with Gates money behind it scare me to death. He cut a wide swath through Africa and India. Left tragedy and ruin in his wake. But he's been doing that his whole life.
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  2.  @ketonesnotglucose4978  The pesticides that scare me the most are the ones they're putting IN the food, with genetic modifications. They take a pest-resistant plant, find the genes that produce the toxin that kills/sterilizes the bugs, and splice it onto food plants. Then we wonder why we get sick, men start growing tits, and sperm counts keep dropping. The worst part is that it makes its way to store shelves as "organic," because they didn't use any spray pesticide on it. So you think you're eating healthy, but you're getting more trace pesticides than you would from the regular spray pesticides.
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  3. There's always a tension between the collective and the individual. Pakman fosters the illusion that all we need is a sufficiently competent, ethical, and enlightened leadership telling the collective what to do and allocate resources on the collective's behalf, for the benefit of all individuals. The trouble is, you rarely get competent, ethical and enlightened leadership. And it's always the duds who want the most control, just the like the worst driver in the room wants to show you how good their reflexes are out on the road. See? We're DRAFTING! Great fuel efficiency! *CRASH*. Everything would've been fine if that asshole in front of me hadn't slammed the brakes. It's that other guy's fault. Pakman's totally shilling for Democrats. So Trump's not a great speaker. He gets his point across. And if you watch him fence with hostile reporters (like Obama never did) off the cuff, he comes off better, thinking on his feet than any of the Democrat candidates. And no, you're not going to explain away how out of it Joe Biden is by micro-analyzing Trump's body language. I'm about 30 minutes in, and all I'm hearing are Democrat talking points. Give it up. Join Jimmy Dore, who's at least honest about what he sees in a very common-sensical way. He's a hopeless lefty, but he's not makin' shit up to fit his narrative. And I bet he can find 100s of Democrat 'experts' who'll spin you all the things that are wrong with Trump. Use your eyes and your brain and not your hopes and wishes, dude.
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  4. But you're supposed to believe the ones who work for the government or are t.v.-network approved. The government health officials are driven by politics and money. So are the t.v. networks. But believe them or you're a science denier. It's a neat little trap.
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  5. Goes on a camel trek supported by motor vehicles. Makes sense.
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  6. Term limits aren't the answer. You're treating a symptom. The ridiculous size and scope of government itself is the real problem. Even if they wanted to, Congress couldn't possibly oversee all the agencies and programs it has created, willy-nilly, over the years. All the pressure has been in one direction since before the Great Depression. "Government needs to do more" is the non-stop message handed down for over a century. And it's only gotten stronger with the passage of time, and government has only gotten bigger, and taken a bigger and bigger bite out of the economy.
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  7. Dave is spot-on with his take on WW I. And when you look at the root causes of WW I, you see guys like Churchill trying to hold the British Empire together, and continue it. Churchill was first and foremost a scion of Victoria's England. The British Empire peaked during Victoria's reign, and Churchill and others did everything they could to reverse its inevitable decline. Germany owned Alsace-Lorraine and the Saar Basin after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870. Britain and France plotted and plotted to get those territories back for France and to keep Germany from ever having the kind of colonial empire that to which Britain was still clinging and still clings to this day, with the backing of powerful but stupid USA. WW I, with USA assist, kept Britain and France in the driver's seat. WW II kept Britain and France in the driver's seat. When I look at American hegemony, it looks more like we're the big, stupid tough guy who keeps doing England and France's bidding.
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  8. You're too late.
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  9. That ain't why Parler's been deplatformed. It's the EXCUSE to silence speech Democrats and Socialists don't like. Big-government liberals have been on a slippery slope for decades. Now they've slid clear off the edge of the cliff, and they STILL don't get it.
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  10. Greenwald was a home run, even though he's a delusional leftie, economically.
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  11. Kata is for training by yourself. You go through the forms faster and faster until exhausted. I think.
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  12.  @prodigalbrock  I wouldn't say that. His family sold lots and lots of moonshine during Prohibition.
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  13.  @StevenRecknagelMusic  If you want chapter and verse on WW II, check out TIK channel, where such radical ideas as "Hitler was a socialist" are discussed. Hitler WAS a socialist, but you can't say that in hearing of a Democrat, who thinks national socialism is a right-wing phenomenon, when it's just a different brand name for all the things Democrats now stand for.
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  14. Chinese system is corrupt and they were doing gain-of-function in a lab not equipped to handle it. Level 3 versus recommended Level 4. But those are recommendations from the same clowns who farmed out gain-of-function to fly-by-night Chinese labs, because of fear of outbreaks from Level 4 labs! If they hold China accountable, they will have to indict the entire public-health mafia in the USA. They'll resist that to our last dying breath.
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  15. Long form has its place, definitely, especially if you're doing something that only uses half of your brain.
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  16. Chinese dragon myths were likely from fossils discovered thousands of years ago. That said, paleontologists do seem to say a lot from very little.
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  17.  @SUPERMOTOJAK  You can die of a million different things. Making ONE thing the big Satan doesn't change that reality. Alcohol kills people every year. Causes miscarriages and birth defects, even still birth. So, the next time you're having a drink, this guy will come up to you and scream "BABY KILLER! YOU'RE LITERALLY KILLING BABIES!"
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  18. SPAM
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  19.  @lamjustadroid  Crypto's an alternative to fiat currency. But it's also subject to manipulation, as is any currency.
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  20. Of all the things they could discuss, they chose a subject neither one understands very well. Fun comments section, but the video is pretty vapid.
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  21. Advising the leaving of 2500 troops in Afghanistan is basically the military and intel leaders refusing to admit that the occupation of Afghanistan indefinitely was WRONG! The reason the withdrawal was a shit show was pure incompetence of intel and military leadership. They could've pulled out without stranding people and equipment. That's an entirely separate issue from the stability of the puppet government installed by the USA. "We can't leave until our conditions are met" is just a way of saying "We're never leaving." Nation-building was bullshit. I'll agree with the guest on THAT. What made the withdrawal such a fiasco was they didn't pull their vulnerable assets before withdrawing the troops. Milley talking crap about the 2500 troops in there indefinitely is just back-filling a failed policy. It's sheer incompetence all up and down the chain on the intel and the military. Milley's actually trying to make the case for the permanent occupation. They're all liars. They're all incompetent.
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  22.  @TheBarnz91  There's nothing more ordinary than the desire to be extraordinary.
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  23. Dunning-Kruger on full display.
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  24. Sounds like he set out like a basic Christian, like Christians are supposed to be, reasoning from "God is love" on his own.
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  25. Sorry, Matt. Where's all this "white domestic terrorism" of which you speak? Or are you talking about pasty-faced Antifa?
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  26. They used to call that "Doctors talking to doctors."
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  27. That's what tells me that this big EV push isn't about the environment. And the people who are triggered by pronouns don't care one bit about human rights, or they'd be protesting conditions in Congo! But they're not. They're shaming you for not supporting slave labor! Talk about ironic. Talk about hypocrisy.
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  28. "Kha Khan: was the title for Genghis Khan. It means "Khan of Khans" or "King of Kings."
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  29. Ukraine's always been resource- and agriculture-rich. A real prize for whoever can hold it. Part of it is Russia's will to expand. Part of it is regime-change foreign policy by U.S.-led NATO, which doesn't defend against Russia worth a darn, but sure enjoys subverting and toppling governments around the world.
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  30. The loss of the equipment cost us money, but the equipment itself will be broken down and useless in about 6 weeks.
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  31. Buster Keaton was the bomb. Got his start as a kid, where his folks would throw him - literally - into the orchestra. Nobody does a better chase scene.
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  32.  @Adam-ye6wj  CDC finally admitted the PCR test was worthless for identifying COVID-19. Notice the figures for influenza and deaths by influenza? Notice the deaths due to heart disease? All those numbers miraculously dropped. The numbers are highly suspect. But stick to your one-party news and information sources and keep voting Democrat.
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  33. Maybe Putin is the/a bad guy. But the USA ceded the moral high ground decades ago.
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  34.  @Divinefapper  He needs to delegate all that stuff to someone and enjoy a rich man's retirement.
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  35. "We're pretty sure time began with the Big Bang." "What caused the Big Bang?" "We have no idea, except we're certain it wasn't God."
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  36. You don't have to go to Oxford or Cambridge in order to have a pretty good grasp of the march of human progress, and critique figures from the past. If there's one thing I have learned over the last 40 years, it's that it often takes a highly educated and erudite individual to make what's good seem irredeemably bad and what's bad look heroic. Anyone who's lived through the last 20 or 30 years, watching the utter nonsense being promulgated by "smart people," knows I'm not lying and I'm not wrong. I wish I could say Murray believes everything he says, but he's made many disingenuous arguments and appeals to authority in order to win debates, even when I generally supported his side of the argument. Very tricky rhetorician. But when I see him employ his verbal judo tricks, and call out the other side for "verbal judo" or whatever, my faith in his sincerity wanes. He'll talk all day about Muslim grooming gangs, but I can't recall his ever calling out honey-pot operations (involving under-aged girls) by elements of British, American, and Israeli establishments.
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  37.  @i_like_pickles_2  I 'd retire after the first $5 million.
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  38. 10X better fight scene than anything they do, nowadays. Now, we take a slow white guy movie star, and jiggle the camera to simulate a fight. Love those old Bruce Lee movies. Maybe one camera. Can't fake it. Didn't have to.
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  39.  @JuanGarcia-tb7ph  : Greatest race-baiter.
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  40. The AMA has been hijacked by the establishment. It's no longer just doing science and sharing results with one another. The political and profiteering side has taken over in my humble opinion. Technology is more advanced, but wholistic medicine is falling by the wayside, in my humble opinion. You see it in the "free samples" your doctor gives you that he's paid to push by Big Pharma.
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  41. Reading the comments, I shudder to think what alternative to voluntary exchanges by free people you all have on offer. Free-market capitalism is the imperfect best solution to assigning value and exchanging goods and services. Who will determine value under any other system? Your Uncle Joe? A government bureaucrat? The crazy lady from church? Some things are best left up to the people making the exchange, no, ALL things. SMH. Bunch of economic illiterates and people who would rather be self-righteous slaves than be free and allow others to also be free. Because if YOU don't decide, in a free market, somebody else gladly WILL decide, and I GUARANTEE you won't like what they decide YOU get.
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  42. His little brother wrote it for him.
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  43.  @Heavywall70  "You know damn well that videos that don’t fit big tech’s desired narratives have been removed" Not only THAT, but many of them have turned out to be correct, which tells you who are the real purveyors of misinformation.
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  44.  @beyamoth  Your comment reeks of echo chamber. Open the door. Air the place out. Smelling your own farts is bad for you, and people will stop coming over to visit.
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  45. Alex Jones was right. Atrazine makes frogs gay. So we put it in everything.
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  46. You have NO IDEA what propulsion system is being used, let alone what those vehicles - if they ARE vehicles - are made of, if they're manned, or who mans them if they are. Quit jumping to conclusions. For all WE know, they're punching holes in space time and just moving the holes around, and the "vehicle" that's "breaking the laws of physics" is sitting still within its own inertial reference frame. We just... don't... know.
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  47.  @hoenircanute  Yes. The Vikings had the benefit of a lot of Roman technology. Lucky for the Saxons and Alfred, they weren't really into siege weapons. But they were damn near unbeatable in the open field for hundreds of years.
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  48. Murray loses me when he goes full-on Zionist. So have a lot of conservative pundits, including Shapiro and Rubin, whom I supported in the past. Trump and RFK lose me when they go full-on Zionist. I think that Jews are split on the Zionist Project. But those who question it or criticize it are systematically de-platformed, discredited, or otherwise sidelined by those who are more interested in personal power than in God. I think Islam drew from Abrahamic tradition to weaponize religion for their benefit. I think Judaism drew from religions from around the world to weaponize religion for their benefit. That's where Mohammed got the idea. You have disunity and strife among your people? Unite them under the banner of religion, and WIN! Steamroll "heretics" and "infidels." They're sub-human, after all. I think Christianity started out as a rejection of much of this nonsense, but the versions of Christianity that ended up dominating were those which were supported by men seeking power over other men. We all look back fondly on Martin Luther's Theses, but then we see how the Lutheran Church eagerly melded itself with the temporal authorities when it got the chance, showing that the Lutheran Church is just like all the rest: Set up something good, and bad people will infiltrate and hijack it to their own personal ends.
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  49. Anyone paying attention can see the outlines without having to be crazy.
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  50. COVID-19 was a proof-of-concept, as was BLM, and the transgender movement that ran rampant through all our legacy institutions. Note the term "legacy institutions." Those control systems have been wildly successful, yet at the same time, spell the doom of those control systems and the controllers, thereof. USAID and NED are on the lips of many. Church Committee reforms were thwarted by their creation. This whole public-private thing is the very definition of fascism. It's just fascism by other means, when the direct, socialist path has lost traction. What pisses me off, the most, is the supposedly limited-government Republicans and the supposedly anti-establishment Democrats are uni-partying us into tyranny. They agree on all the worst things, and those with a clear liberty message are considered fringe! Even the election of Trump doesn't really change that, fundamentally, or so I fear.
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