Comments by "David Ford" (@davidford3115) on "Times Radio" channel.

  1. Have people so quickly forgotten that Nelson Mandela served time in Jail? So did the President of Brazil. These European Elitists have zero understanding of anything outside the borders of their own country clubs and gated communities.
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  2. Completely out of touch with reality. That is why you are going to be in for a big surprise.
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  3.  @WHS_reviews  Most of them have not. They are ideologues who are wedded to theory rather than practical application. Most of them have never had to handle a gun in the defense of their homes or lives.
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  4. Funny because it is ANTIFA who are engaging in brownshirt tactics against the political right. As for Trump, he IS a populist which is why he won in the first place. The power mongers and establishment underestimated hi in 2016 and that is why he won. The whole reason for the political prosecution attempts against him is because the political class is terrified of him. He threatens their largess and corruption.
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  5.  @llewev  You are grossly overestimating Russian competency. Sergi Shoigu is no Gregory Zhukov. And this is NOT "The Great Patriotic War": the Russians don't have the same morale they did in WW2.
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  6.  @llewev  Yes, it is a mistake, one that the Russians have done when they miscalculated Ukrainian resolve.
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  7. You have so quickly forgotten how public the Ukrainians made the Kherson counter offensive. That you can't remember what happened six months ago shows you are as ignorant as a small child.
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  8. Agreed. This is no different than the Star Chamber proceedings that were typical in monarchal Europe.
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  9. Yeah, Biden is lower now than he was when he was declared the winner in 2020. Trump hasn't lost a single voter from either 2016 or 2020 while Biden HAS lost voters over the abominable economy. Further, the way the 2020 election was held means that a Biden vs. Trump showdown will be a referendum on Biden and the electoral process. Last time such a showdown occurred was the rematch between Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleaveland. Guess how that rematch turned out?
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  10. Just to thumb their nose at the west. NATO is burning equipment stockpiles supporting Ukraine, which actually benefits China in their plans to take Taiwan. The more gear sent to Ukraine, the less that is available for Taiwan.
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  11.  @TheBandit7613  Putin has been given NUMEROUS off-ramps. He has rejected all of them. Stop trying to appease a bully. The 1938 Munich Conference should make it abundantly clear that such actions only embolden the aggressive.
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  12.  @michaelmazowiecki9195  I never directly said it was a bluff. Only that Putin has chosen not to call it as if it was one. What happens in Poker when you call someone's bluff, and it turns out they were not bluffing?
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  13. As has EVERY elected official in the world, so what is your point? You get mad about "orange man" but then give a complete pass to the very liars you voted into office. "How do you know a politician is lying? His lips are moving."
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  14. You are trying to apply Western thinking to a communist totalitarian. Xi views the word through the same lenses as Joseph Stalin, not Winston Chruchill.
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  15. Who, what an rabidly anti-American way of looking at the world. Tell me, how does India play in that Hegemony? How about Brazil? Or Africa? And you blatantly ignore both Russia and China's own hegemonic moves. Spare the moral outrage, if it wasn't the US, you would be complaining about France or the UK if they were the big dog in NATO.
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  16. Lost support with independents? You have not been paying attention. Turmp got MORE votes in 2020 than he did in 2016. Biden however, has only gone downhill since his inauguration. Buyer's remorse is strong among independents.
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  17.  @TheSandkastenverbot  It isn't just WW2. Dien Bien Phu. The French were embarrassingly pathetic in Vietnam showing how much of a paper Tiger they truly were. Getting back to WW2, there is NO excuse for the French leaving the Ardennes undefended. Guderian was able to flank around the French because he had successfully marched a unit through the area in WW1. Further, the French put so much stock in the Maginot line, that ley left the low countries woefully undefended. The Dyle River Plan was spectacularly bad in that they overcommitted with no reserve.
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  18.  @shadowbanned636  Or people have more important things to do that simply attend a really that they know will be the same as every other Trump rally. Also, NOBODY attended Biden's rallies and he still somehow won the 2020 election.
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  19.  @shadowbanned636  They occurred, but like a typical propagandist, you simply ignore that they occurred. I guess you don't remember, Trump was mostly self-financed in 2016, having run the CHEAPEST campaign in American history save for George Washington's in 1788. Hillary had one of the largest campaign collections in American history and it didn't do her a damn bit of good. Money doesn't buy elections; it simply facilitates a good message. All the money in the world will not save a failure of a campaign. Just ask Walter Mondale, Michael Dukakis, or GEORGE MCGOVERN.
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  20.  @Diggnuts  These anti-Zelensky guys are obessed with Jewish conspiracy theories. They read Czar Nicholas 2's fiction book "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" too many times.
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  21.  @Diggnuts  If you think Hitler's Holocaust is the answer, you are sadly mistaken. Nations that held their Jewish populations in esteem have prospered while those who revile them have invariably degenerated into barbarism. Incidentally, most of the banking industry is NOT dominated by Jews. WW2 basically drove them out of the business and back into their traditional roles as merchants and innovators. There is a very good reason why only Israel challenges the US as far as technological break throughs. "Those that bless you, I will bless. And those that cruse you I shall curse. And through you, a bless on all the nations and families of the world," -Genesis 12:3
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  22.  @hb9145  Yeah, so did Lyndon Banes Johnson. He called his "jumbo" and claimed that was why the US was in Vietnam.
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  23. Taiwan doesn't have the resources to maintain a supercarrier. Japan might, and I would be okay with them having a couple.
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  24. You realize that Putin stole Crimea when Biden was running Obama's foreign policy? When Trump was in office, Putin didn't dare cause mischief. It was not until Brandon was in the Oval Office that Putin attacked Ukraine.
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  25. @mark Mierzejewski When was that? You realize the media completely fabricated that just like they did with Nicolas Sandman and the Covington Catholic kids? Just like they lied about Kyle Rittenhouse. Just like they pushed the Jussie Smollett hoax.
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  26.  @paladro  Are you shill for the neo-feudalist global elite?
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  27.  @JesusSaysMAGAtrashMAGAfilth  Grover Cleaveland rematch against Benjamin Harrison. Who won? Trump IS going to repeat Cleeland's feat for the very same reasons; buyer's remorse. Learn your history.
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  28. The AI is only as smart as the people who program it. Ask Colonel Stanislav Petrov how reliable such missile identification programs are.
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  29.  @cooldudecs  Independents are having buyer's remorse over electing Biden. Further, they see this as a political witch hunt and are NOT impressed, further hurting the Dems. You are only making him a maryter. "Strike me down and I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine," -Obi Wan Kenobi, "A New Hope".
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  30. Russian nukes will detonate in the silo rather than actually launch just like they did on K-129. The Moskva and Admiral Kuznetsov are proof of the poor maintainace of Russian weapon systems.
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  31. What happens when one party refuses a peaceful solution? What happens if one side will accept nothing less than the complete subjugation of the other? A peaceful solution is no possible when those preconditions are in place.
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  32.  @stephan2wolf  You are trying to apply logic in a situation dominated by emotions and passion. Wisdom has nothing to do with war and battle. You are engaging in an act of futility to try.
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  33. And Joe Bite-Me isn't?
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  34. Indeed. The two have been separated far longer than the Koreans have and there are two Koreas today, not one.
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  35.  @barrywhitley7492  Yeah, bother were wrongfully prosecuted by a corrupt government. It is just as shame you people don't realize that this just gives Trump street credit among the black community.
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  36. And there are NO brains among the Dems. Or rather, they have people with broken brains like Biden and Fetterman.
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  37.  @hmq9052  Yeah, and when Trump supporters do protest, you people call in an insurrection to overthrow the US government. Your hypocrisy is showing.
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  38. Blatatnyl ignoring the NATO requirement of not having a disputed border or territorial disagreements huh? THAT is why the Georgia application failed. That is why Putin invades Ukraine.
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  39. Democrats HAVE done the same thing and nothing happens. Chappaquiddick ring a bell?
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  40.  @peterflavian-ov4sh  The Arabs who call themselves "Palestinian" already have a country of their own in the Gaza. They have ruined it just like they did when they lived in Jordan or Lebanon. They can't blame Israel when it is their own rulers who have misused the foreign donations to wage war on their neighbors.
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  41.  @johnathanx  The British lost the Revolution at Saratoga and Yorktown yet King George kept fighting on despite that. Putin is doing the same thing.
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  42. The man who wants to invade every country in the middle East? If you love to send your own sons to die for John Bolton's ego, that is on you. Don't waste the lives of other people's children just for one man's vanity.
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  43.  @TheAmazingAdventuresOfMiles  Trump fired Bolton, remember? Have you asked yourself why? Could it be due to the fact that Bolton tried to get Trump to invade Iran and Trump refused? Your Trump Derangement Syndrome is blinding you to hard facts that shatter your own narrative.
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  44. Yeah, calling people insult's doesn't make your point, it just proves you have lost the plot. “I always cheer up immensely if an attack is particularly wounding because I think, well, if they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left.” ― Margaret Thatcher
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  45.  @sarahhillary7698  And with that, you just proved her point. Thank you for throwing in the towel and admitting that she was right.
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  46. Indeed. Domestic policy tends to drive US elections, not foreign policy. That being said, the guest is intellectually dishonest in calling Trump a friend of Putin. it that were true, the Putin would have invaded during Trump's time in office, not in 2014 when Biden was leading Obama's foreign policy, nor in 2022 after Biden's disastrous withdraw from Afghanistan.
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  47. Yeah, you people said the same thin in 2016. how did that work out?
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  48.  @JesusSaysMAGAtrashMAGAfilth  Grover Cleaveland's 1892 rematch against Benjamin Harrison. Trump WILL repeat that, and for the exact same reasons.
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  49.  @frankblangeard8865  Stop making excuses for criminally incompetent airport design. There is no "right direction" when it comes to landing as planes will ALWAYS trying to fly INTO THE WIND, even if that happens to be towards the wall.
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  50.  @frankblangeard8865  There is no "right direction" to land. It is WIND that determines direction as planes want to take off facing into it. Which means this idea that the wall is at the start of the runway is DEAD wrong.
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