Comments by "jdg" (@jdg9999) on "Tucker Carlson" channel.

  1. His point about founding mythologies is well made. Before the recent general election here in the UK, a political candidate for Nigel Farage's party made the point that we didn't need to fight WW2, and that it harmed our country. The media went BALLISTIC.
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  2. Tucker interviewing the right people to make the establishment go crazy
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  3. Oh sheit. Here in the UK talking about who Winston Churchill really was (basically the Lindsey Graham of the 1930s) is absolutely verboten.
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  4. I think we all know who these people really are
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  5. And in Europe too.
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  6. Tucker Carlson is a hero. If only we had more journalists like him here in the UK.
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  7. Ooh, longer Tucker kids, yay
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  8. It's a shame that the events of the 80s / 90s in South Afeica were before the internet and alternative media of today were around. Western publics got a profoundly skewed view of events fed to them by the likes of the BBC and New York Times, would be much harder to craft that narrative unopposed today.
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  9. He doesn't speak for all of us.
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  10. The point about how America just "stopped caring" in 1994 is well put. Anerican and European Liberals basically doomed South Africa, then said "job done" and never spoke about it again.
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  11. Such a contrast from how America has treated Israel. I wonder why.
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  12. When people compare Churchill to Zelesnky, the comparison is accurate, but not in the way they think it is. Churchill was a corrupt drunk, who had his debts paid off, and secret political activities advocating war with Germany funded by by, various wealthy individuals who all had a common ethnic background.
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  13. Jesus, that point about WW2 and the sacrificial ritual... If you take the point further, you could say that WW2 effectively dechristianized or re-paganized the West. That we went back to the pre Christian method of scapegoating.
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  14. The "bad" outcome is exactly what they want. We can't let them get it.
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  15. Not gonna fawn over the guy, but what stands out is that he thinks about things from fundamental principles, unlike most modern politicians who are obsessed with bureauceatic minutiae or simple political expediency.
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  16. Piers is literally lying that most of the people jailed for speech crimes were inciting violence. The staistics are all available.
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  17. "How is that victory? You lose all your rights" - you wouldn't believe how hard people held onto the "but we won World War 2!" to make themselves feel better about the direction of our country over the years. It's like a mantra.
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  18. Lol, Piers is literally the "at least we're not speaking German" meme
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  19. She's so lovely. Amazing that they tried to portray her as some sort of unhinged bigot.
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  20. There are some things that are just wrong, and when government agencies do them just "because they can", it shows a deep moral rot. One of those is extorting guilty please out of people by threatening to prosecute the people they care about. AFAIK they did something similar to Trump's first National Security Advisor Michael Flynn. It's just utterly despicable and dishonorable.
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  21. Based. Crypto is by far the best weapon we have against the entrenched globalist elites and their desire to impose a CBDC on us.
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  22. CyberTuck
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  23. The "Ukrainian propaganda" is really just CIA propaganda by proxy.
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  24. Until the right grapples seriously with what this man is saying, we don't have the necessary tools to defeat liberalism.
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  25. Being from the UK, our leaders are perhaps the only ones even more deranged in their hatred of Russia than the Americans are, perhaps because we've been at it for longer.
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  26. What's interesting in his discussion about running a company, is that basically he's showing that monarchy is much more efficient than democracy.
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  27. We do need to move past the "post WW2 world order"
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  28. Fact checkers exist to reinforce the establishment narrative and attack dissenting narratives. They were all spun up post Brexit and Trump when Western elites realized they were losing control over public opinion.
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