Comments by "Antony Wooster" (@antonywooster6783) on "Emil Cosman" channel.

  1. Of course, if you and the "suspect", the victim and the suspect were all one family, you might try to blame it on some innocent bystander, who was collateral damaged in the crime, and tell all the onlookers: "Nothing to see here!! Move along please!"
    1
  2. If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
    1
  3. Ain't got nutin' to do with values! This has to do with Orban not hating Vladimir Putin half enough. "Values" is an excuse. True the EU just loves the LBGT (etc) community and would, if they dared, campaign for Pedophile Rights, but even so, what really bothers them is that Hungary is not an enthusiastic supporter of Zelensky and his Azov friends.
    1
  4. 0:34 "If it ain't broke don't fix it."
    1
  5. About the Germans using poison gas first in WW1: The man who taught me chemistry, said that the German use of Chlorine was triggered by the British use of Ammonium Perchlorate as a high explosive. One of the breakdown products of Ammonium Perchlorate, when it explodes, is Chlorine. When the Germans smelt Chlorine, they thought that the British were using Chlorine as a poison gas against them and retaliated by using various poison gasses against the Western Allies. It was a bad mistake because the prevailing wind in France is from the West so they suffered from it more than the Western allies did. (And they suffered more than horribly enough!)
    1
  6. I thick you have got this story slightly wrong. The S-300 is an older system, the Russians probably thought : "lets use these up on the UAF, they are relatively easy targets, anyway we have S-500s coming soon so we need the space. The S-400s will do for now."
    1
  7. "All power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely."
    1
  8. Are you telling me that there is a chink in the West's armour?
    1
  9. Interesting and important program. What I wonder is how far back does this group's control of the West go? Prof Hudson, in his book, "Forgive Them Their Debts" points out that the Babylonian, Sumerian and Egyptian civilizations lasted for thousands of years. The Roman Empire lasted a much shorter time and all the European Empires since, have collapsed after a few hundred years at the most. The reason the older civilizations lasted so long, he says, is because every now and again, the King or Emperor would declare a Jubilee, which meant that all debts were cancelled. This meant that even people who were slaves through indebtedness, were freed and that very rich, who were owed a lot of money, were suddenly much less rich and hence, less powerful. The Romans broke with this tradition and it has never been revived since. Each Empire since, has collapsed in indebtedness and corruption. It looks to me as though the Collective West is going the same way. The group I am thinking about, seem to really really hate the Babylonian Empire, even after all this time! I wonder why? Did they also take over the running of the Roman Empire before it collapsed? Have they been controlling every Western Empire since? It looks to me as though they took control of the British Empire after the collapse of the British Revolution of 1644. Somethime around 1700.
    1
  10. 7:26 Not only those thinkers inform the Chinese reaction to anything the US says or does, there are also Sūnzǐ and Mao.
    1