Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Useful Idiots" channel.

  1. For civil policing? No, he's telling you the truth for a change. He's a war veteran, by the way.
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  2. Even odder, he has a major, lifelong Russia obsession which he passed down to his daughter. When Westerners are Eastern-curious . . . Very peculiar, never a good sign. But hugs? Definitely. He needs a long one daily.
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  3. ​@user-dq9yf9bq5f He wasn't kicked out, he was suspended, and he is unbowed.
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  4. It is traditional to name Native American children after a spirit animal, and traditional to have white fish during certain Jewish holidays and other observances.
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  5. Every single one of these Congress members who say they are not seeking to punish Rashida Tlaib for First Amendment protected speech is flat-out lying. Congress could have passed a resolution distancing themselves from Tlaib's statements and affirming their support for Israel, if they were so hot to. Instead, it voted to censure her, which is a finding of wrongdoing for having spoken and a formal reprimand for her words. This is a punishment, which they doled out to chill protected speech. They swore to protect and defend the Constitution, so I guess they betrayed their oath.
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  6. I thought gender reveal parties were for people who have come through a gender reassignment operation and fully recovered, and want to celebrate, declare their new name, and have a party for their friends. These parties are for a fetus ultrasound?? (No wonder?)
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  7. I think that's right. Moreover, any socialist state (including the Western social democracies) simply cannot keep up with the pace of the arms race set by the US. They do not and cannot achieve the capital formation needed, which then feeds the MIC, obviously. They can only prosecute defensive wars -- and even win against the US, but only in defense.
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  8.  @sotirmilivojevic6233  Americans have no sense. Just heard from a journalist active over the years in Venezuela, and even those people have sympathy for Americans, because they know Americans are deliberately misled and abused.
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  9. 1. Access to such sensitive information requires training, security clearance, and above all no conflict of interest or divided loyalities. (I don't know about you, but I don't think Palantir, for example, has the best interests of Americans at heart.) 2. Who do you think has the capacity to conduct this audit? Do you think an ordinary CPA is qualified? Do you have any idea what sorts of teams conduct forensic audits of the largest corporations? You think it's tech bro hacker "geniuses?"
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  10. @akap_987  All right. I appreciate that. But I did not hear drama and hyperbole. Musk's Palantir ties are enough to concern every person on earth, because that data is used to un-alive. Since at least 9/11, I've noticed that every warning we've had concerning threats to our privacy and freedom has turned out to be overly optimistic. Did you expect the last five years to be what they were? Did you expect 2008-2009, for that matter?
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  11. That's not cheating. Do you seriously not understand what a quorum is? Do you think Senators don't know? 😂
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  12. They mentioned the defunding of fire fighters in the first place.
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  13. ​ @PeteMD  Is it moral to be absent from work without excuse? Or vote by party line rather than by merit? That's moral? 😮
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  14. ​ @PeteMD That's your best shot? But someone else . . . 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  15. They should post the whole thing 4 to 6 weeks later, or possibly longer. I appreciate why it cannot be done regularly, but special interviews like Norman Finkelstein should be posted eventually. Norm had money troubles at one time, too. He refused to be bought.
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  16.  @TheBigGetEven  I AGREE 100% EXACTLY!
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  17.  @TheBigGetEven  Even very pro-vaccine doctors, like Dr. Eric Topol, agree that a "vaccine-centric" approach (his words) is insufficient.
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  18. Poor Aaron. He's a trooper.
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  19. Some of us actually read his article, in full. Singal does no such thing. You know you can count on practically everyone not to read. So Trumpian of you.
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  20. Did anyone expect BRICS to expand before the war in Ukraine was settled? I frankly did not. I am surprised a lot. Shows you what the world thinks of American leadership (hegemony).
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  21. What is your source?
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  22. Tremendous scoop, guys! Outstanding.
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  23.  @S.G.N.713  The daughter of one.
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  24. Lesser evil got us here, to where they had no compunction about nominating BIDEN. This is too serious for lesser evil.
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  25. Re: Dems "fumbling" It was ON PURPOSE
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  26. People take out loans to pay for state schools. You know, the schools you used to be able to work your way through, easily?
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  27. Except that Epstein SERVED empire.
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  28. After then Beslan school massacre, ABC News interviewed the terrorist mastermind who claimed responsibility. Russia protested, the US government said we have a First Amendment. I agree with that. Now tell me why RT is suppressed? We can hear from Nazis and from terrorists, apparently.
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  29. ​ @seanp8220 You beat me to it.
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  30. ​ @antonijobakija6553 It's of a stripe, isn't it? Love that racial supremacy, I mean white man's burden.
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  31. Vaccination has evidentiary support. Mandates do not.
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  32.  @UnderhillKoufax  There are no "mandatory" vaccines. There are public school districts that require them (in the US, not in the UK, Canada, the Scandinavian countries, or Japan -- but obviously, nearly all children in other countries get them without any mandate). The option of private school and home school exists. The 1986 law covers all childhood vaccines, and provides compensation for any significant adverse effects.
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  33.  @UnderhillKoufax  Didn't you know that more people vaccinate their kids in developed countries that do not force them to do so? This should not be shocking news. (Universal health care and comprehensive benefits for disability don't hurt, either.)
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  34.  @UnderhillKoufax  There is no "mandate" for vaccinating children in the countries I listed.
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  35. I'm curious, since you appear to be knowledgeable. Most of Europe, and Japan, has a tuberculosis vaccine at infancy. Why doesn't the US? Is there a reason?
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  36.  @UnderhillKoufax  Correct. They WANT the vaccine. Precisely my sole point.
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  37.  @UnderhillKoufax  Also Chris Hedges' point. He AND his family all got vaccinated.
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  38. I still have my old WHO card, when I needed a smallpox vaccine to travel to Italy and France with my parents. They did as well. We could have stayed home.
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  39.  @UnderhillKoufax  I checked. The US has no federal vaccine mandate, until now, sort-of. Vaccination requirements for school are a state matter. All but 48 allow "religious exemptions," thus granting greater autonomy to the religious than to agnostics, etc.
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  40.  @UnderhillKoufax  Not a good look.
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  41. That's funny. My grandparents lost everything they had in WWII. They don't think that stuff.
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  42. Which generation of Americans should be condemned? Can an Israeli fight for justice and full equal rights, or does he have to emigrate? What if he is the third generation born there? 75 years is a long time.
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  43. Aaron: "it's unbelievable . . . " Aaron, you are a fine person. You can't start with yourself. I'm from Chicago. I'm not even surprised. Without modern electronics, it would have been covered up.
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  44. Berletic is well-known to people who tune in to The Duran now and then, though they aren't a favorite. But like anything independent and relatively objective about the BRICS, worth watching sometimes.
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  45. 11:44 NO Aaron, do NOT be embarrassed. My gawd.
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  46. Aaron: "Who goes to orgies any more?" 🤣🤣🤣
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  47. My understanding is that LFI is willing to threaten exit, and make good on the threat.
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  48. 10:12. House Republicans are there to fundraise big time.
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  49.  @durango8882  LOL, excellent
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  50. Wrong Useful Idiots segment.
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