Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. It's secured as a frozen asset, not seized. The ownership hasn't changed, and it makes it seem like the West has taken private property without compensation to the owners. The strong property rights are the reason the oligarchs kept them here.
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  2.  @AlbertInSanAntonio  Be specific: what Democratic Regulation caused this? Green New Deal isn't law, and nothing passed in a month of Biden could have caused it. Texas is dark Red. What regulation caused this? Unless you call Cimate Change in general a "Democratic Regulation," you don't have a valid point.
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  3.  @guyanasun4361  You're right. I'm not sure what the OP is ranting about .
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  4. @J G LMAO. Wait what? What part of Texas is third world?
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  5. He's not going to throw shade at the MyPillow crack head, and make prosecution threats? I'm not used to presidents acting like adults.
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  6. Barr isn't on Twitter, so he'd never have official notice that he's been terminated.
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  7.  @keymold4405  It's easier to just blame all wars on religion rather than simply doing research and watching news reports from 2001 to see why Nato invaded.
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  8.  。  What religion was this war about, or the Cold War? Were we trying to convert them to Christianity? It has nothing with religion. It's more economics than any religion.
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  9.  @guyanasun4361  I only have one vote, but it's dedicated to keep him as far away from the Oval Office as possible. After losing, Trump had no intentions of ever leaving in January, and continues to be an existential threat. Now it makes perfect sense why ancient Kings and Queens of England were so harsh with anyone who questioned their legitimacy, or made any claims to the throne. There are still people now trying the put Trump in back in office, and the Attorney General doesn't appear to be taking that threat seriously; that's not protected political speech and poses a threat to the government. Those press conferences he gives as "shadow president," and appointing "shadow ambassadors" is not funny at all, and shouldn't be tolerated. We can only have one president.
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  10.  @ruparkyitin  Okay, bot. We're so terrified. Let's get the bunkers ready.
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  11. ​ @JB-iw3ui  Don't you mean Iran instead of Iraq. Are you supposed to be posting an intelligent response, or are you doing more trolling about a topic you're not qualified to pretend to be an expert on? Property values in California sound like a good topic, but you ruin the discussion by sounding like a kindergarten student discussing geopolitics.
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  12.  @xmarine73  That's not a serious post. It a Russian bot or MAGA troll.
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  13.  @empirednw6624  Why would Russia take Kyiv? They used the pretext of defending Russian speakers from Ukrainian fascists. The Russian speakers are mostly in Crimea, Donbas, and eastern Ukraine and not Kyiv. That would be like France liberating French-speakers in Canada by invading and annexing the Western Canadian provinces.
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  14. This is beyond screwed.
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  15. We're not broke. The US just refuses to raise taxes or cut spending. China doesn't own the debt. The Federal Reserve and American banks own it. The US gets away with it because of the low interest rates and it's the safest investment on the world.
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  16. Don't sacrifice your 100,000 Russian soldiers like you did in Afghanistan, too.
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  17. Both of those wars accomplished their objectives. Neither was a "total war." It's the US and Nato refusal to offer a Marshall Plan-sytle rebuilding plan, which keeps the place unstable with power vacuums.
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  18.  @txcarnage8179  No it was the freezing weather from climate change that caused the pile up on 35 and now this. This is from denialism.
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  19. It's mostly political. I don't think there's even Democrats to support it.
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  20. I know you're being sarcastic, but we need to stop repeating nonsense from a mad man who used to have nukes.
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  21.  @Greedbegone  How am I supposed to translate that post you've sent to me? Proof-read that to yourself and see if it makes sense. I tried to put that in Google Translate, and Google replied back and told me to call an ambulance because I could be having a stroke.
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  22. The thing Putin fears most is regime change and civil unrest, so the best way to scare the hell out of him, and without using nukes is to use the CIA. If he invades Ukraine, a non-NATO state, to damage US interest and reputation, then send the CIA to Russia with cash to start bring people in the streets to starting calling him Nicholas Romanov. If he gets removed, lose power, the Russian people are going to come looking for him and the oligarchs. That could already be happening in Belarus and Kazakhstan.
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  23. The fact that you actually think you and your opinions are relevant to world affairs, let me know how out of touch you are.
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  24. That's like interviewing someone on trial, who says they will agree to report to prison if sentenced by the judge and jury. It's good he's deciding to voluntarily leaving rather than getting forcefully removed by Secret Service.
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  25. There could be a Tuesday Night Massacre on Twitter.
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  26.  Free Thinker  Yes. I'm complicit, too because I voted for Biden, Obama, and Bush 43, and my wife is an Iraq military vet. I don't know what to tell you, but being against war just because you afraid of conflict is not patriotic. The US is a superpower, and we didn't win WWII and rebuilt all of West Europe just to abandon America's closest allies because a few ill informed anti-war cowards are afraid of confronting Putin. I'm sure the Tsar Bomb scared you, but it didn't terrify JFK to abandon West Berlin. It's good that you're concerned, but Russia-US proxy wars and confrontation is not something you don't sound educated on. It's apparent from your posts. It's better to let more informed people make the case of US foreign policy.
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  27. Are you sure you understand what's going on. It's good to be part of the discussion, but why not ask if you're that confused. Ukraine isn't in NATO, so why would the US be defending a non-NATO country with US troops. US will fight Russians if Russian troops invade a NATO country. That's why they are there. We can arm Ukrainians and give them weapons, so they can fight Russia for themselves. Russia would have to attack US or NATO to start a war with America. That's why they don't want Ukraine or Georgia to join NATO.
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  28. Wow! I wouldn't show my face in public if I were in Congress.
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  29. Even though we installed the puppet government, the Afghans are the ones requesting the Nato military presence.
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  30. They had to complete discovery first, and the motion for summary judgment is from the NYT's lawyers. Getting a libel case dismissed and being forced to pay legal fees happens every day to people around the country.
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  31.  James Eslick  👈 I've been waiting for the CCP bots to appear.
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  32. This is a bad idea, but they didn't steal an election. The conservative Supreme Court agrees.
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  33.  @heartofdixie3162  On the stage with his GF, getting high, and not paying taxes. You know the stuff cool people do.
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  34.  @dustinwillis3261  You can call it "libertarian" all you want. If you can't distinguish Trump from any other politicians, "uninformed" would be a better description.
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  35. They should've allowed for the parents not afraid to confront the killer to go in rather than making them endure the torture of waiting.
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  36. Nerp that's not the way it works. I guess you didn't see what happen to the US economy after World War Two. The inflation, economic growth, and having the dollar as the US reserve currency prevents that. The US wouldn't have deficit spending if it wasn't the safest currency and most stable economy on earth. Even the CCP and the Russian Government invests trillions in US debt because it knows the US will never default. We're hostile adversaries and sanctioning them yet they still know the US treasury is the safest investment.
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  37. He will be missed. On that note, where is his will , and am I on it?
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  38. So if there is one case (1 vote) of voter fraud in Montana, do you want the state to delay certifying the election and call in the FBI to investigate a state crime?
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  39. So? What's your point? You didn't know countries use their foreign policy to protect international interest? Europe and North America are united more than ever. You can't speak for Nato because it sounds like you're just spreading misinformation.
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  40. @AdvancedRace Coalition Desperate times? Are you saying the US will start to allow the president to use the sanctions power to take ownership of foreign-owned property? The purpose is to stop them from selling or making a profit from the assets, but they still belong to the oligarchs and the Justice Department.
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  41. @AdvancedRace Coalition I've got to mute you because apparently you don't have the ability to stop sending unwanted messages. You're beginning to clutter up my notifications with irrelevant nonsense, so I am going to have to mute you and you can continue arguing with my online ghost. Apparently no one cares about your position either because you have not a single like. That is because you are not on topic and no sane person has a clue what you are ranting about.
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  42.  @danielcollins5194  I have a good feeling you and your alter-ego are the same person. You won't offend anyone with a college education. It's obvious that you're not educated.
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  43.  @EM2theBee  The company's reputation may be irreparably harmed and toxic now because of the baseless conspiracy theories and the "Big Lie." There are too many misinformed citizens who will use their First Amendment Rights to protest and pressure elected officials to end public contracts with the company. If they're not able to collect the billions of $ in damages and cost to rebrand, they should at least get the "Kraken" to do retraction commercials about how they invented a story and randomly picked Dominion after doing a Google search.
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  44. @UCPEeRDdi1sAu0kG9SGAI68Q A Biden corpse would still have higher level of brain functioning than 45.
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  45. They should send even more weapons, give Ukrainians intelligence from CIA/MI6, and most importantly: Stop rulling out WW3! There's a good change it could have already begun. The Russians are already struggling on the battlefield and with the sanctions. If they see the entire nuclear-armed US economy mobilizing to enter the war, they'll quickly decide Ukraine and Crimea isn't worth risky a war with NATO. China's not an option because Russia invaded a sovereign nation. Regardless, none of them are strong enough to last longer than a few week with NATO. Nukes are off the table because the US weapons actually work.
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  46. Still mad I see.
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  47.  @BOSSDONMAN  Lies. If you don't have an actual medical journal or credible source, don't try to misinterpret CDC guidelines you clearly don't understand.
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  48. It's a coercive tactic, but the White House should 1) declare a fiscal-related national emergency; 2) order the Treasury Secretary to pay interest on US-sovereign debt to maintain US credit ratings; and 3) bypass the political brinkmanship in Congress. If they have the votes in Congress, and believed he committed a crime or abused executive power; they can just have an impeach trial, or sue the President in court to overturn his order and emergency declaration.
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  49. You're only one person. This is a political move, but if it didn't have popular support, it would not have passed the Senate with this level of support.
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  50. Germany is the strongest county in Europe. They're also still sensitive about their diplomacy in Eastern Europe, Russia, Slavic States, and Israel. It's better to let the US take the more militant position.
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