Comments by "Johanna S. L. Brushane" (@johannas.l.brushane2518) on "MeidasTouch" channel.

  1. Bondi, Patel et al should be charged with misappropriation of resources for every hour they have devoted to peddling to Trumps personal feuds and vendettas instead of tending to matters to look after the US federal state's interest. And also adequately tax the private deals done with the power leverage of the office. There was a former conservative campaign worker interviewed recently at The Bulwark who suggested that democrats should defund the executive branch the first thing they do if they get majority in midterm elections. He also suggested the nationalisation of Space X and Starlink.
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  2. I think the increased attention and "praise" she recieve is for trying to having her around to look after him, if I don't misremember she was not happy when he ran for president from the beginning. But he maybe start to become exhausting to the supporters he has around him so they try and encourage her to get closer?
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  3. Yes, but some part have me concerned about when he say he "didn't know about it"...Ivana is said to have been close friend with Maxvell. IF (a huge IF) Ivana would have been involved to which extent would Trump protect her. The few clips of interviews I've seen with Ivana she appear as rather wholesome when she talk about how they raised their kids etc but then she also said that her father was ashamed when she divorced Trump. I thought that it was for the attention it got maybe for someone from the former eastern block a divorce would not be that much of a disaster but rather a better option to at least be civilised to eachother if you can't live together.
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  4. ​ @michellefarrar7466 Did he also wear a dark grey or black suit? Otherwise he seem to favour blue, even at funerals?
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  5. Nah, they are doing it to themselves I would say. Pam Bondi may not be a genuis lawyer but she as an average lawyer would know she is not in the legal way of right, or even within reasonable ambiguity. But she is probably an opportunist to be ready to cut corners and do things she knows is wrong.
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  6. Lol, maybe that is part of why Rumsfeldt, sometimes with a bit of frustration, used to refer to Old Europe? Given that some European countries have had large imperial influence there is also an awareness of the negative impact it can have. Like grannies in politics. But it is a thing touched upon in Graham Greene's "The Quiet American" that take place in the wars in Indochine. It was recieved with a bit of offense in US because the narrator is an old cynical British war correspondent who percieved his acquaintance from the American embassy as gullible.
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  7. Russia could be prosperous for sure but the regimes have been so haphazard and repressive so people don't want to make large investments when they risk losing it next year when the ruler is in crappy mood. The oligarchs got their oil companies and other former state run larger companies fairly easy in the late 80s and during the 90s the gased out debts by driving the ruble to the bottom and inflation up when there were banks in about every closet. Now Putin is paying soldiers so well to avoid drafting so salaries overall have risen quickly for other professions have trouble finding and keeping their workers. The police force has about 25% vacancies and that is the general number, in some regions it is about 75% vacancies having led to that those who are left be overworked and also more dangerous if they can't fill up the squads or trust they will have backup when needed so some cops have quit and drive taxi and such instead.
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  8. Miller is soooo disappointed that white folks is out protesting, I believe the whole endeavour was for provocation and entice to riots.
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  9. In history books this administration will be known as president Trump and his grumps for they are so petty.
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  10. Every hour that Bondi, Patel et al have spent on petty and vindictive ego trips and personal vendettas for Trump and for which they taken a public salary should be seen as wasteful fraud since it is not in the interest for the federal state matters.
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  11. Isn't the caretaker the one who need assistance? If she need to support him physically isn't she a caregiver? (English is not my maternal language). He probably need CPAP machine and hearing aid but refuse of vanity. That poor hearing has been noticed a couple of times before. Notable the time when he was asked about Alligator Alcatraz and rambled on about that he like it in Florida and how nice it is.
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  12. People sentenced for sex crimes, especially involving crimes against minors, is typically at higher risk from other inmates (perhaps for many inmates having been victims of such?). So of course it would require higher grade of security measures. Idk if they consider that people at minimum security facilities do not have that attitude or whether they expect something to happen to her?
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  13. And at the same time the government he represent have their department of Trade trying to argue that food safety laws in Australia and EU which bans some ingredients that are allowed in US food production for being hidden trade barriers equal to tariffs that discriminate American food producers (despite Australian and European producers are banned from using it as well).
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  14. Lol, I saw the farmers in Arkansas who said they needed a support check and seeing the waist to height ration I couldn't help thinking something similar. Normally I am for farmers because they are important and we all need to eat. But homo sapiens have similar design of digestive system and pH of stomach acid as the feline family so cat food is probably better than most of what Mr Smith stuff himself with anyhow.
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