Comments by "Anita K" (@Anita-k) on "NewsNation" channel.

  1. That's an amazing story from Afghanistan - so happy, ALL employees and animals got out of the country! ❤👌❤
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  2. Wow I didn't know most of these things and circumstances mentioned in this thread. Makes a lot more sense to me now!
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  3.  @eugenecaldwell9619  I suspect, Casey only confessed to this specific murder/(Conny Ridgeway), bc it's been part of their plan to be brought back to Vicky's county jail - if you can call it "hers", however it's been her place of employment as a high-ranking guard - which facilitated his escape a lot. I thought for the whole time since I've heard about this escape, that he had no true connection to her murder case. Btw, I'd think Vicky took care to have a stash of his meds ... the absence of a few bottles with antidepressants doesn't stand out, if carefully collected over time; also, there're always a few inmates refusing to take them anyways. It's all over now anyways.
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  4. I'm not impressed with France and Le Pen.
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  5. Tbh I'm not surprised, that nearly 2 years of lockdowns for an illness with a 99% recovery rate, food shortages and a possible w@r in the future would result in chaos. No parent or teacher could predict this, let alone prepare their kids/juveniles for this. Although I don't condone unprovoked gun fire anywhere, I feel bad for all the younger generations.
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  6. However of course, it's their election/choice!
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  7. Listen again at ~30:15 The former marine is a Royal British marine and they're all in the UK now; so hopefully all the vets (including the female ones) will be able to work there in the future. I'm so happy about that positive outcome! ❤💕
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  8. The sheriff forgot to mention, the gentleman from the car wash had to contact them more than twice.
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  9. Given the timeline, I agree with the lawyer, all those conspiracies are maddening. I've yet to hear an exact date, when Gabby's relatives began to call the family of him. & I'm very sorry for Gabby's relatives, but Brian most likely didn't tell his parents anything, except that his relationship's over and when they started to ask, what they should tell Gabby's parents, he got upset and went to the reserve. End of story.
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  10.  @randyg.7940  No, the op's talking about the mysterious disappearance of Gabby Petito - her bf/"ex-fiance" Brian returned in her van ... that's why another commenter said, "he stole the van"; as legally it's NOT his car.
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  11.  @eugenecaldwell9619  Tbh I'm really surprised, they didn't connect the dots here yet, imo he only made this murder-confession to get a so called "prison transfer"; to make his easy escape. It seems, the cops only want a conviction for Conny Ridgeway's murder and the (questionable) success of a "case closed" for themselves.
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  12.  @depthcharge6215  Exactly! The duty to "serve and protect" is a myth ... who doesn't believe this needs to read Warren vs district of Columbia Wikipedia page urgently! There's NO duty to protect individuals!
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  13.  @evaikwoma1658  ❤💕
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  14. Thank you so very much! Everybody's praising and celebrating the female journalist for this here in the comments, but I think it's totally annoying, that she's repeatedly asking the lawyer the same questions (differently worded) over and over again. From the beginning this has always been and still is an extremely tragic case all around for everybody involved and instead of showing some compassion to everybody, some overly emotional fools/vigilantes are harassing his parents, his lawyer and the potential offender himself - who's dead now and didn't even get charged with murder yet so far* - 24/7 online and in real life; this is truly crossing lots of boundaries, tbh. (* & Although I think with a 99% likelihood, he'd strangled her in a rage/domestic violence situation after an argument, or after Gabby had ended their toxic relationship for good ... there might not be enough forensic evidence to prove this though; jmo).
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  15. They're sleeping relatively well, I think. There's NO such DUTY to "SERVE & PROTECT" for cops to save any individuals at all. If you've doubts, please read... WARREN vs district of Columbia ...Wikipedia page urgently! I don't agree with that, but it's a fact!
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  16. Tbh, I don't like "baldo-Brian" at all, imho he's an abusive spoiled brat and he certainly has a lot of explaining to do about his dv-situation with his dead SO/gf/ex-fiancee Gabby and about his weird behaviour of avoiding and fleeing authorities completely ... but due to the long timeframe, in which Brian hasn't been charged with her murder yet, I've a question on my mind: Could it be theoretically possible, that the same person, who had murdered the newly-wed female couple a few days prior, has also followed their van to the Tetons and killed Gabby?!^^ The newlywed (also murdered) female couple had called in a creepy guy around their camp site before their deaths at least once and shortly before their deaths, they'd even thought about moving their camp-site. Admittedly, this would be a very weird twist in this whole case - but the FBI and law enforcement have ruled out cathegorigally, that both of these cases were connected (& atm I'm intentionally ignoring the option, that not naming Brian as a suspect for all 3 murders could just be a strategy of law enforcement, to avoid him getting hopelessly depressed, which could result in him killing himself) - so admittedly, the other possibility of two different killers attacking in the exact same timeframe and crossing paths after years without murders in the same location in the Utah/Moab area* is equally unbelievable and incredible ... & it doesn't really matter, if I like to acknowledge this idea or not. * If I remember that correctly atm, there hadn't been a single murder in the Moab Utah area for more than a decade/nearly ~15 years ... so there're only these 2 options remaining: 1) Brian killed all three of them. Or 2) There're two different killers, one who had murdered the newlywed female couple and the other one being Brian, who killed Gabby. This case is frustrating, even for outsiders like me, who've never met Gabby Petito, I can't imagine, how hard this entire situation has to be for her loved ones and friends. Hopefully, they'll find Brian soon (no matter, if he's guilty or not); and Rest In Power, Gabby
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  17.  @legally_ellecee  If you press/click on Dennis's profile pic, it'll bring you to his replies instantly of you're interested, they're partially below other videos of this channel; only suggesting this bc his replies would likely be very out of context inside this thread. & It never hurts to know it, below videos about the Russian-Ukrainian war I do it all the time, (to detect Russian bots repeating themselves).
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  18. Tbh I'm not surprised, that nearly 2 years of lockdowns for an illness with a 99% recovery rate, food shortages and a possible w@r in the future would result in chaos. No parent or teacher could predict this, let alone prepare their kids/juveniles for this. Although I don't condone unprovoked gun fire anywhere, I feel bad for all the younger generations.
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  19. The duty to "SERVE and PROTECT" is a myth ... who doesn't know this, needs to read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page truly urgently! There's NO DUTY to protect us individuals, get a grip! What are you all even talking about?
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  20. This made me wonder, how often schools find such drawings and similar stuff, but nothing happens afterwards?
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  21.  @mikebrigandi_  Why do you copy paste this ish into every thread?
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  22.  @colleenkerr4237  Yes, the story about "Operation Arch" starts at ~30:15 !!!
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  23.  @wendyladybug355laurie4  This story is a miracle come true! ❤💕
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  24. I'm suffering from PTSD for decades and I'd love to get this medicine from my doctor! Already psychedelics experienced from my 20ies on upwards and know, I'd definitely start with micro-dosing for sure, bc I was used to LŞD and did the exact same thing back then, which is slowly becoming familiar with the affects and taking longer breaks inbetween is the best way for me to hopefully cure myself with the help of a good friend/trip sitter when I'd finally take a full dosage ... set and setting is very important for an insightful trip.
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  25. You can charge them but nothing will happen in court. Bc the duty to "SERVE and PROTECT" is a MYTH ... and who doesn't believe this, needs to read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page asap urgently! There's NO such DUTY for cops to protect us or any individuals at all! I don't agree with that ... but at the same time I've NO IDEA, what y'all are even talking about?
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  26.  @jaknap1  Are you serious, that's sarcasm, right? They're kidding us, right?
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  27. "SERVE and PROTECT" is a myth ... who doesn't believe this, needs to read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page really urgently! What are you all talking about, there's NO DUTY for cops to protect us individuals!
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  28. You can charge them for literally nothing. Read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page VERY urgently! There's NO DUTY to "PROTECT & SERVE" for cops, it's our duty to pay for them though ... I'm just stating facts I don't agree with. (So don't shoot the messenger, please).
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  29. Charge them for what?!^^ "SERVE and PROTECT" is a MYTH ... who doesn't believe this needs to read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page urgently! There's NO DUTY for cops TO PROTECT any of us individuals! (& I don't agree with that, I'm only stating well-known facts here).
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  30. It's called "falling in love" for a good reason, even if Casey didn't feel the same way for her, she obviously did!
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  31. Well, bc they're having NO responsibility or accountability to "SERVE and PROTECT", it's a childish MYTH! & Who doesn't realize this fact, needs to read "Warren vs district of Columbia" Wikipedia page really urgently! What are you all even talking about? There's NO DUTY FOR COPS TO PROTECT us or any other individuals ffs! (& No, I don't agree with that, bc we're paying them nicely and they look well-fed/rested).
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  32.  @1andonlymrskp  Geez, there's NO serve and protect individuals duty for cops included, it's a delusion/misunderstanding!
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  33. The worst part is, there's nothing like an "independent investigation" in Russia ... I'm not even sure, if such investigations still happen anywhere, but certainly not in Putin's authoritarian system. Her death will likely be completely politicised and her dad will become more radicalized.
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  34. I also think, she's experienced during her time as a CO, that law enforcement officers and COs aren't better than the inmates, some of them were likely worse, but with a badge, (just as you've described it above as well) ... guess this understandably totally blurred the lines between right and wrong for her, as in reality there are none. & Also, I don't believe at all that he shot her, it makes no sense whatsoever to shoot her, while likely already knowing, they're getting caught very soon; Ashley (the female tv-speaker) is really reaching here. R.I.P. Vicky
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