Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Former Marine DEBUNKS USAID Rumors w/ Brian Berletic" video.

@MundaSquire And that's being kind.
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A program that ends in well under 60 minutes could help you train your attention span. Berletic also uses some general vocabulary and geographic and geopolitical terms you might not be familiar with, so it could enhance your skills there, too.
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@akap_987 Anyway, more details are always welcome. It's rare for podcasts to build a case step by step; paper is still the place for that.
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@akap_987 All true. And by the way, I agree the biggest protests will come from politicians with the most to hide.
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That could be the case, of course, but think for a moment: does Australia speak Chinese?
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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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@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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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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Are you kidding? Berletic is a regular on The Duran.
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What Musk is trying to do and succeeding is to gain access to data that his mentor Peter Thiel of Palantir fame can use.
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@marie-laure. More than that, undoubtedly. Musk spends more on lobbying for the laws he wants and on elections than on taxes. Then Musk gets government contracts and buys US Treasuries, and WE owe him our taxes, on the contracts and in interest on the national debt. Who will stop this?
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@andrewlim7751 Who are the "auditors?" Which team? From which public accounting firms? With what experience in forensics (because, of course, there may be crimes to uncover)? Let's have the administration introduce them to the public. They work for us.
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@SThrillz I was just wondering -- if people can believe this, what resistance will they have to AI?
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@andrewlim7751 Oh I see. So, you don't mean an "audit." You mean tracing an instrument, or a wire transfer, or commercial paper, etc. You said audit. My mistake. In any event, who is tracing what, exactly? And who do they work for? And why do you think that's an easy job? Seems that the cases filed against those who did transfer funds illegally were not easy to prove at all.
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@andrewlim7751 Have you ever had to assist someone whose bank account was stolen? You know they have to prove to the bank's satisfaction that a surrogate did not receive the funds? Have you ever done that?
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@andrewlim7751 Party!?? My party is La France Insoumise.
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@andrewlim7751 Look whose judgment is clouded. Interlocutor, meet mirror. And look up some words. "Ad hominem" and "projection" come to mind -- both DNC specialties, too, as it turns out, to the surprise of no one.
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@andrewlim7751 Zero for three. 😂👍
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@okirrama3587 Letting Peter Thiel's ketamine-addled protégé loose on confidential materials he and Palantir can profit from is the height of common sense. We saw that common sense when Trump turned the country over to Fauci last time.
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Okay, are you kidding, or do you not know this was a region in Africa with a similar name?
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Sheesh. You're supposed to say they want Hamas to be fruitful and multiply.
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