Comments by "" (@timeforchange3786) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

  1. I love this. My ancestors came from Trapani, Sicily. They lived in Illinois but I always wanted to see a little Sicily. The Columbus statue bothers me too. People move into other people's neighborhoods and cry integration then want to change everything. Yet, they scream gentrification when people move into their current neighborhoods. It is BS!
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  2. I watch another guy everyday at 11 and count down the minutes to Peter on Saturday. I remember a time I would watch MSM, 60 minutes, and Dateline. Now, I get my news from real trusted sources like Peter.
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  3. Mormans do to. I used to work for a moving company and would be in awe of their prepping lifestyle. They always had a ton of food (a whole room full), cloth, home schooling supplies, and some had farming equipment
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  4. I think Titus enjoys seeing Peter too
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  5.  @richardmorris7063  that is why people want homesteads again
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  6.  @wakenow1  churches don't pay taxes
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  7. And many very small children in child trafficking. It is so sad. They definitely need to do DNA testing on all people crossing the border until it can be stopped.
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  8. Nice
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  9. He has done a few videos on California but an update would be great.
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  10.  @mikem9892  yep 😊
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  11. You can count me in
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  12.  @docsavage98  that would definitely be awesome. 😊
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  13. Funny! There is a thing of being innocent before proven guilty. There is also a thing of political prisoners.
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  14.  @tittiger  yeah, I was mostly thinking of chickens and turkey. Maybe a mule. 😊 1 acre woods 1/2 acre pond. I am 55 so can't do too much on my own.
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  15. ​ @3hunted i am sure there are so many they can make at a time. I would keep checking back
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  16.  @ZakariYah-Savage  much needed in today's world.
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  17.  @PigeonLaughter01  i really wish he would cover the Melungeons of Newman's Ridge and Hancock County TN but I don't think he is going to.
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  18. I wish these were 3 hours long. One hour is never enough for me 😊
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  19.  @darlenegriffith6186  If I could go back in time when the majority of people went to church, you could leave your house unlocked, your key in the car when you run into the store, kids could ride their bikes for blocks with no fears of being abducted, I would.
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  20. I just moved to a town of 1100 people. Well, actually I am 10 miles from it out in the country. The big town on the other side 10 miles away has 4000 people. I am looking forward to my new lifestyle.
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  21.  @S.O.S64  they seemed a little off.
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  22.  @lisacox3750  in the 1920s many people were living in the cities. I would say around 150 years ago people farmed, but in the 40s people still had victory gardens and a couple acres for their own families
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  23. 44:37 was my favorite part. It does seem it is leaning towards "free speech" is only allowed within certain boundaries, only allowed if certain people agree with it. The younger generations are being fooled. He has a point with other countries owning our land. It also seemed he was fighting for 15-minute cities with the bike lanes and future blocking off access to cars in certain areas. He said microphones were were being placed in predominantly minority areas but they are obviously being placed all over the city...another 15-minute city move.
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  24.  @EphemeralProductions  he will have a lot more people to minister to 😁
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  25. The Gofundme has reached $75k of the $125k for Titus' church. It has brought tears streaming down my face. I am so happy for him. I am so glad God has blessed him in his desires. He will make a wonderful preacher! 🙏😇🙏
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  26. Hopefully one day soon he will be able to buy one of those plots of land.
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  27.  @wakenow1  i think he is going to put it near the road on the 60 acres of land he already has. He showed it in one of the last videos.
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  28. I always like the video before I watch it. There hasn't been one I didn't like.
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  29. Too many just want or expect a handout.
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  30.  @beac8238  oh I didn't realize it said him. We never saw either again
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  31. I hope he goes to Off Grid with Doug and Stacy. They have many Amish friends and gained a lot of knowledge from them. They have been living that way for over a decade.
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  32. 🎯💯
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  33.  @jeanniep1003  he was protecting himself that night. Let's ignore the people burning down churches, car dealerships, businesses with people living above the businesses. Your propaganda doesn't work on all the people watching it live those nights.
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  34. It definitely is something people are longing for. Especially those of us who attended Sunday school when we were little but fell for the indoctrination of questioning our religion and trying to be more open to others. Now we are seeing the results from that and it is heartbreaking to see generations of children who see all the bad happening in our country as normal.
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  35.  @kh3612  I agree, I don't need or want to know who you sleep with. I don't care if someone is gay. Keep private issues in the bedroom. I don't need it shouted in the street or warn on your clothing.
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  36.  @MysticScapes  i hit the like but before I watched it because I love the series. I have a feeling many others did as well.
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  37. My great grandparents were immigrants in Chicago the late 1800s. They were Italian, Irish, and from Mexico. I wish so much I grew up in one of those neighborhoods.
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  38. Thank you for keeping it real. People need to see the truth. There is too much censorship in the media. People are relying on streamers for the truth. Peace be with you
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  39. And they want one-sided segregation as well..."safe spaces" & an Atlanta school is being sued for separating elementary school classes by race...from a Black principal
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  40. I have a grandmother and grandfather that were Irish and Italian. Their parents were legal immigrants from the late 1800s. My Irish grandmother's father also came from Mexico around 1912. You don't hear much about those communities in Chicago anymore.
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  41.  @Alex-Defatte  Joe was talking about China and communes (communism) the whole time. He didn't ask him if he was a Yippie or Weather Underground Organization member, which he probably was. Joe said in a few years we would all be in a commune. Hippies are extremely political. Joe spoke about the Vietnam army draft. I don't see the problem. He definitely didn't go as far as he could have.
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  42. Not everyone wants a "new modern society."
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  43. "No other way to express their anger" is BS. Have self-control and stop acting like animals!
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  44. Loved him. So well behaved.
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  45. "Get out by dark"...so I guess "sundown towns" really do still exist 🤔
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  46.  @sarahbean6170  true, especially the catholic church. Things happen to children all the time. Just look at how many child actors were molested in Hollywood, non-religious people traffic and sell children for sex. It happens in all communities unfortunately.
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  47.  @ChristianHealthandWellness  depends on where you live. Haha
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  48. The Democratic cities are trying to install 15-minute/ smart cities. That includes blocking off streets to cars, widening sidewalks, more bike access. The goal was for no cars in 15-minute cities (they are starting to raise that to 25k minute cities. Eventually, they want people on bikes, public transportation, or walking. They don't want deliveries made to the cities from outside 25 miles. Their goal is to also reduce highway transportation and bring everyone into the cities from rural areas. They want everyone renting and not owning, no private spaces or personal property. They also want areas not allowed to the public and for "animals only". Yet, they are already saying people need "re-education and deprograming." The WEF (World Economic Forum) meets annually to discuss their goals...all in the name of "climate change."
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  49. ​ @Cinco_Says I would have thought there would be more Spanish in a place called New Iberia.
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  50.  @nayslayer2563  yeah, I knew there was Spanish in New Orleans too. It's kind of like New Mexico without mentioning the Mexicans. 😄
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