Comments by "spaceflight101" (@spaceflight1019) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. ​ @Gaber8845 Looks don't have anything to do with it.
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  2. Irony is seeing a panhandler next to a "Help Wanted" sign.
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  3. Watching this on TV I highly doubt that any of them would be needing "reproductive health care" anytime soon.
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  4.  @bonsa1guy , perhaps you've stumbled onto a description of the issues of the day: big states think that they should run the show based on population and lesser-populated states are fed up with having their lives dictated by people who have no idea what they are doing. Things that work in the cities don't work in the country and vice versa. What's lacking are two things: common sense and compromise. As the saying goes, common sense isn't as common as it might appear, and "compromise" equates to "weakness ". While both sides have demonstrated the ability to not abide by the rule of law, the left has demonstrated time and again that they embrace the "end justifies the means" philosophy and have embraced Bolshevik and Mussolini Fascist tactics. Ironic watching them become what they claim to despise.
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  5. It won't be states vs. states, it'll be rural counties vs. cities.
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  6. Wait until they start rationing electric power. Any house with a smart meter can be disconnected by remote control.
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  7.  @dennisg4053  There goes the 'Vette!
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  8. ​ @TheFrenchPug The fact that so many people aren't familiar with the impeachment process speaks volumes about what really needs to be taught in public schools...
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  9. Coupon clipping and eating generic foods.
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  10. ​ @somkit9102 What happened in Russia was an insurrection. You have to have real weapons, not sticks, crutches, and flagpoles.
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  11.  @darrylmuse9948  In case you haven't noticed, executive branches of federal AND state governments are thumbing their noses at the other two branches. Here in Pennsylvania, the governor, Secretary of State, and attorney general changed the election laws for the 2020 election. The SCOTUS handed down a ruling that said mail in ballots lacking the proper date were to be segregated and not counted. The secretary of state ordered the counties to count the ballots AND co-mingle them with eligible ballots so they can't be found and removed. The EPA continues headlong on its 52 year old mission to deindustrialize the United States, telling everyone to "sue us" if you don't like it. They have no intention of obeying court orders because nobody can make them.
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  12.  @greendiamonds8047  No one is stopping you from finding your "utopia". In fact, there's a line in the Constitution that says something about the "pursuit of happiness".
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  13. @trumps hairflap Yawn. Same old story, same old song and dance.
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  14. Because (a) there's billions of dollars involved, and (b) a substantial number of the American public is willing to look the other way unless the issue involves conservatives.
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  15. ​ @marcjacobscontinued9411 Nixon didn't go to jail, he resigned first. Spiro Agnew didn't go to jail, he resigned first.
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  16.  @Gaber8845  Can't tell a book by its cover...
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  17. The very definition of a hollow threat.
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  18. Consider this: The armed forces of any country runs on oil. Take away the oil, and you lose the war. The armed forces are currently having problems getting people to join. We see how well draftees are doing in Ukraine. Our current administration is doing a very good job of neutralizing our military.
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  19.  @motorctymdman  it's about the fact that every military in the world runs on oil.
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  20.  @nightlegend9226  , just tell them that the last President you voted for was Ross Perot. They'll look at you funny and won't bother you anymore.
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  21. Yes, he certainly took them, seriously. And don't call me Shirley!
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  22. ​ @islandtime5643 If you knew anything about the tax codes you'd understand why.
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  23.  @cellardoor1122  Washington is built on a tidal marsh, or swamp. The only high ground is across the Potomac in Arlington.
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  24.  @roach6577  find a president who's kept every campaign promise.
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  25.  @lordbread2083  In case you have been off-world and missed it, there's at least enough evidence to open an impeachment inquiry. I'll have to research if they did that to Nixon before he resigned and to Agnew before he resigned. It's the standard procedure.
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  26. Treason is selling the Kansas City Chiefs playbook to the Cincinnati Bengals.
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  27.  @bradychick6535  Neither one knows how to act presidential.
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  28. ​ @jonny1982py The standard Communist answer...
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  29.  @tomlocke3294  , please detail exactly what crimes they supposedly committed.
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  30. Assuming that both houses get flipped, they have until the first week of January to punish us for choosing poorly.
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  31. Waxing the 'Vette.
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  32. ​ @4U812-h1l Experience shows that there is no evidence, nor amount of evidence, that would move you off the dime, so why waste time?
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  33.  @larryfranklin  Right, just keep closing your eyes to all of the current evidence. It worked well for Nixon.
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  34.  @Kelly-ml5tl  Most of them didn't earn it
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  35. ​ @margoalamoto3903  How was your trip to LV 426?
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  36. No, the parallels to 1925-1935 Germany are strong. We've already had the Beer Hall Putsch, now the movements' leader is arrested, and while imprisoned, writes "My Struggle".
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  37.  @mkshady78  , The classical definition of an insurrection involved at least two things: the use of weapons and the occupation of government property that will require force to evict the occupiers. None of this leaving early to get the early bird special at the hotel restaurant and watching the evening news to try to spot yourself on TV.
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  38. "Wouldn't you like to ride in my beautiful balloon?" "Ninety-nine spy balloons, floating in a Montana sky..."
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  39.  NickYankee  Apparently you're in denial, so I won't waste my time.
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  40. Hey, being president means that you can get Coca-Cola with the original formula, it's a perk.
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  41.  @jbfiveash636  With me, it would look like Wreck-it Ralph riding with Vanellope...
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  42. Why does Dark Brandon remind me of Max Headroom?
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  43.  @darrylmuse9948  , how exactly are the EPA going to be brought to heel? They were at the forefront of the "Resistance" when Trump was president and fought against everything he tried to do.
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  44.  @TheLionAndTheLamb777  It's not hard to figure out what it is: the deindustrialization of the United States and Europe.
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  45.  @JayVeltkamp  People of the Greatest Generation had morals, something lost in today's generation of "leadership".
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  46. Gotta be convicted first. My money is on a plea deal featuring community service.
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  47. Just ask Andy Ngo how they treat him.
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  48. ​ @0098Elaine  Try not paying taxes and see what happens to you. They put Al Capone in Alcatraz over unpaid taxes.
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  49. I wouldn't do any of them with your unit let alone mine.
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  50. I'd rather have Seven of Nine tell me that I'm going to be assimilated...
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  51. ​ @knelson3484 Ummm, he lied on a gun application form?
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  52. Another $1B lawsuit?
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  53.  @theaccelerateddragon2017  Unpaid taxes on $20M will get most people a hell of a lot more than a "fine"!
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  54.  @JGMAZ  It's been "looked at". Get a new crutch.
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  55. Stop watching them.
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  56.  @BigKandRtv  We live in an era where "anything my side does is gold, and anything your side does is guano".
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  57. If that were true, DC would be a ghost town.
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  58. So...did they bother to tell you what you should have said?
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  59.  @ShnoogleMan  not "literally", but "actually".
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  60. ​ @CJ-ik8qf Nor can you infer what was going on in the room while the tape was rolling. Before television there were radio dramas like "The Shadow" and "Jack Benny". There was a program called "War of the Worlds" that sparked a national panic.
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  61. ​ @Wolfnotsheep1 It's not illegal to sniff hair! Creepy, yes, tacky, most definitely. But not illegal.
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  62.  @bradychick6535  lawsuit after lawsuit after lawsuit...
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  63.  @devinshea5248  looks like your boy recieved no fewer than five draft deferments. No heroes here.
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  64. ​ @fearthekrazy5186 "You know, you just never hear anything about General Eisenhower anymore."
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  65. My money is still on a guilty on all counts verdict in less than an hour. The over/under is 60 minutes. Here's why: After all this time the people in the jury have heard more than enough and just want to go home. They know that if they fail to deliver the conviction they will be doxxed and their lives ruined. This isn't justice. This is reality.
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  66. ​ NickYankee Apparently, the story about "to do" lists being written on the back of classified documents didn't generate enough interest to reduce the heat on the Biden investigation and impeachment inquiry. Gotta get the media to look at the latest shiny object.
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  67.  @winsomemartinez  I recommend you read about Spiro Agnew and the circumstances that led to his resignation.
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  68.  @winsomemartinez  Day ain't over yet. Plenty of time for a new superceding indictment.
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  69.  NickYankee  How about this: people on BOTH SIDES of the political fence are allowing their partisanship to render them blind to the obvious and DOCUMENTED evidence. Things like: 20 shell corporations Documented bank wire transfers of millions of dollars to minor grandchildren. Over 150 Suspicious Activity Reports. I could go on, but why bother. Have a great day.
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  70.  @Trip_Fontaine  That would be Nixon and Agnew. Reagan, and both Bushes were never accused of anything criminal. Agnew had less evidence against him than Joe Biden has and he voluntarily resigned. Those Greatest Generation folks had a moral compass. Today you lie and double down and if the MSM likes you they cover for you. Pitiful.
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  71. ​ @TheRisingFury  Yeah, and thanks to the Viking wannabe a guy from J.G. Wentworth lost his gig.
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  72.  @rajaryan5979  , the first time I remember the term "silent majority" was during the Nixon administration. It showed up in 2016 to explain how, in certain swing states, the rural vote was able to overcome the city vote. I predict that thanks to mail in voting and the inevitable court challenges the election outcome will be unknown until after Inauguration Day, and then the great American experiment will enter uncharted waters.
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  73. Somewhere, Nixon and Agnew are laughing their asses off...
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  74. You just figured that out now...?
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  75. Hey, cut the old guy a break! I can't wait to see him debate, and attempt to out-whopper) George Santos.
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  76.  @jbfiveash636  Unless I'm looking at the ocean, there's nothing worth the effort.
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  77.  @jbfiveash636  It fell in the "classified" dumpster...
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  78. This is a replay of the events in Germany in 1923, a century ago. Are we condemned to repeat the same cycle?
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  79. Lemme get this straight...they have all of this "evidence" against Menendez and yet they couldn't figure out whose drugs were left in the White House? Alrighty then...
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  80. ​ @ponyshowdown  Diogenes has never been seen in Washington.
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  81. Spiro Agnew resigned over less than this, but the media and government agencies weren't covering for him.
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  82. Thanks for the reminder, Londo Mollari used "arrogance and stupidity" once.
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  83.  @darrylmuse9948  You should read what earthjustice says about this, that the EPA has plenty of ways to subvert the Supreme Court and that they should ignore the Court "for the good of the planet".
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  84.  @horustrismegistus1017  Please explain.
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  85. ​ @0098Elaine  So, paying your taxes, i.e., your "fair share", isn't important? Or is it only important when it involves someone you don't like?
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  86. "Community service". Two Saturday mornings of picking up pop cans ought to do it.
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  87. The joke's on those who haven't learned that making America great again is actually about the little things, not some manufactured plot. Look after your elderly neighbors. Hold the door open for someone. Let another driver merge in front of you. Let another driver make a left turn in front of you. Things like that. Ever watch "The Family Man"? Imagine, if you will, if someone had stepped in to cover George Floyd's purchase. How different would things be? Sometimes it's the little things that make a huge difference.
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  88.  @larryfranklin  Unfortunately for you, your opinion (or mine, for that matter) isn't the one that matters here. Google Nixon and Agnew impeachment inquiry.
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  89.  @Notagain640  We keep hearing that. This thread is about Hunter Biden. The Trump thread is next door.
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  90. I still think that there's humor out there, like you can vote for Biden by texting "Joe" to 30330.
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  91. When my son tried to get a gun license he got a call from the police asking about a mental health issue that took place over 30 years ago, when he was a little kid. They accused him of deliberately lying on the gun application, same as HB, and threatened to arrest him. It took him a few days to convince them that he'd forgotten about it. There will be no indictments here. When the bailiff announces "US Government versus Hunter Biden" the jury will not recommend indictments, not in Delaware or DC. More bread and circuses!
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  92. Sounds like a great way to receive a government check for nothing. Money for nothing, chicks for free...
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  93. No. Look at how many classified documents Bradley Manning leaked and not only did Obama pardon him he ran for Congress. Harry Truman would have had him executed. General Patton would have done it gladly.
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  94.  @josephgaviota  I have some ideas for the new logo...that site could rival Only Fans.
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  95. @@Rustyshacklefordisalive The governor of New Mexico is having a real problem with that.
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  96. ​ @kramdoogs  Are they going to be releasing the Kraken anytime soon?
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  97. Good luck with that. Let us know how that works out.
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  98.  @Joshua-fg8mz  The P tape?
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  99. "Those are terrible disguises!"
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  100.  @bobdavidsonm.d.7214  Mine are eye floaters. One looks like a Chestburster embryo!
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  101. No, if they're not Trump, affiliated with Trump Org, or have done any business with the Trump Org they have nothing to worry about.
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  102. Loose lips still sink ships, baby! Oh, if Trump had only said this, I'm sure that the entire Senate would have voted for impeachment!
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  103.  @jahhebrew4968  For what? Please specify.
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  104.  @JGMAZ  Happy to have been able to help.
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  105.  @_MADAMIMADAM_  On a broad scale, yes. Study Geology, and you'll learn that climate change is the rule, not the exception.
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  106.  @_MADAMIMADAM_  If you want to see something interesting, look at two charts available online. One chart shows the rise in atmospheric temperature. The other shows the decrease in strength of the earth's magnetic field. Why is this important, you ask? Scientists know that Mars once had water and an atmosphere. It also had a stronger magnetic field. When its magnetic field weakened enough the solar wind scoured the atmosphere away and the water boiled off into space. As our magnetic field weakens, it allows energetic solar radiation to penetrate deeper into the atmosphere, heating it up. What happens next is a crapshoot. If the field weakens to the point of being unable to deflect a Carrington event, the results will be as depicted in the film "Knowing". Research "mass extinction events". Research "genetic bottlenecks". The universe is an oxymoron...creating life on one hand, then doing everything it can to extinguish that life.
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  107.  @OtayBuckwheat  tell me, what's the cause this time?
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  108.  @lindaspiess3545  you should research the known history of Caribbean cyclones.
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  109.  @_MADAMIMADAM_  I'm trying to give you relevant information.
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  110.  @lindaspiess3545  I've done the research. I invite you to do the same. Your perception of the weather is not scientific fact. There are sites that have as much data as exists about Atlantic cyclones. The major impediment to the record keeping is the fact that before 1492, there were no records kept by the indigenous people of the Western Hemisphere. By using recorded descriptions from ancient mariners one can deduce that tropical cyclones of the past were every bit as frequent and every bit as vicious as what we experience today.
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  111.  @_MADAMIMADAM_  not my fault that you're too lazy. It's not rocket science, it's climate science and geology and planetary science.
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  112.  @lindaspiess3545  Please, feel free to cite references for your argument. Mine are easily found.
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  113.  @_MADAMIMADAM_  Brilliant but lazy, Parker. Please read the information that I've referenced. If posting of non-YT links was permitted I'd post them. It's fascinating reading. But, since you insist, I'll connect the dots... Carbon dioxide isn't the source of atmospheric warming; the inability of the Earth's magnetic field to deflect the solar wind is. Even if we were to balance the CO2 (carbon sequestration leads to ice ages) the atmosphere will continue to warm until the magnetic field strength increases, probably after a pole polarity reversal that happens every 40000 years or so.
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  114. spiess  You too. Have a great day.
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  115. ​ @NickPorter-ui7st They put Al Capone in Alcatraz for less. Spiro Agnew resigned for less. Connect the dots.
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  116.  @marcjacobscontinued9411  Take a look at the Mad Magazine cover for "The Sting". It's a work of art. 50 years ago, when a politician got caught with their hands in the cookie jar they had the honor to resign. Some faced prosecution; some didn't but had to make restitution. What's different with the Bidens is that a good percentage of the public, sided and abetted by the same media that hounded Nixon and Agnew out of office, are actually okay with anything the Bidens, and by extension Democrats, do regardless of the evidence or consequences. Payoffs, ripoffs, bribes, quid pro quos, it's all good. Any evidence to the contrary is dismissed.
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  117.  @ColSandersFORPRESIDENT  The odds of getting that are slim to none, and Slim left town. As long as the Biden family protection is holding nothing will change. What amazes me is how many people are willing to look the other way no matter what.
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  118.  @distanceismyplastercast  People testified under oath and swore affidavits during the last election, remember, and not one of them had a moment in court. Why should this be any different?
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  119. I predict another $1B slander lawsuit against Fox News is on the way.
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  120. ​ @kouslamperouge6734 Because the only outlets that will publish them are conservative outlets, and everything they do is a lie, according to the Democratic party. You can't call them liberals because the Libertarian Party doesn't believe in total government control of everything.
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  121.  @BigKandRtv  Hate to tell you, but it's been an afterthought since the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution.
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  122.  @lisahardy9707  What "evidence" is acceptable? Bank statements? Suspicious Activity Reports? Wire transfer records? All fabricated by the Republicans, that's how it is waved away. Bottom line is, there is nothing that will cause the Democratic base to say "Hey, this isn't right, it should be investigated." Nothing.
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  123. Sounds like Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones were unavailable?
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  124. ​ @kramdoogs  In case you haven't noticed, the tide seems to be running in that direction...
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  125. Three words: Moon-Eyed People.
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  126.  @TheFrenchPug  Not so. An investigation is made up of layers, and there is an established procedure for that investigation. The impeachment inquiry is merely the first step, and allows the House powers that they normally don't have. Just sit back and watch the show.
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  127.  @JERRYR708  , at least they cut you a break! That's increasingly rare in today's climate. Where I work, they say to "say something if you see something", but if you know that you'll be ignored why bother?
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  128.  @JERRYR708  , I'm classified as barely sentient due to my Eastern European heritage, otherwise known as a "dumb Hunky".
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  129. Someone should have asked him if the Corvette was a stick or automatic. Off-topic panic!
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  130.  @exactspace  I read it as being sarcastic.
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  131. ​ @andrelotscher280 As the saying goes, day ain't over yet.
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  132. Judge Judy should take this case, just like the (may or may not be) Hunter Biden laptop.
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  133.  @soakingwasokwithyou  One of these guys had their taxes leaked to the press by the IRS. Old news.
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  134.  @leroyjenkins8910  Ukraine.
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  135. As my father used to say, "we have the best government money can buy."
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  136.  @carochio8639  Diogenes has never been spotted inside the Beltway...
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  137. It's been a trend. Every president since Bush 1 has had public moments where they've acted less than presidential. Reagan's hot mike moment was about bombing Russia during the Cold War. Truman, the closest analog to Trump, had his moments but the press didn't obsess over them, such as when he threatened a critic after he panned a performance by his daughter.
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  138.  @davidallen4472  same old, same old.
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  139.  @davidallen4472  Yawn. Big yawn. Wanna talk about the missile tech and secrets Bill Clinton gave to the Chinese? Go and study Harry Truman. What Trump is doing has nothing to do with me or my family. This is history.
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  140.  @davidallen4472  Look at it this way: Trump is the definition of a polarizing figure. Some people just hate him for being alive. Nothing he does is right. But...I don't remember the gnashing of teeth and rending of garments like the nation saw after Kennedy was elected. Johnson's administration saw the race riots after MLK was assassinated and the rise of anti-Vietnam War sentiment and protests. Things settled down after Nixon was elected but after 4 more years of Vietnam the protests began anew. Nixon kept his promise to end the war but was consumed by Watergate. He resigned before facing certain impeachment. Trump was dogged by Russiagate before he was elected, even though it was all proven to be a manufactured lie. Jerry Ford knew that pardoning Nixon was the end of his career, yet he did it anyway and by the time Carter was elected Watergate was largely forgotten. For a non-politician Trump did as well as could be expected considering how much resistance he got. I've never seen an unelected bureaucracy fight an elected president like they did in my life, but then again, Trump did threaten them.
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  141.  @joedueh5846  Your boy Biden received 5 deferments for "unspecified medical issues". No heroes here.
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  142.  @allabouttheU1662  None. Like Trump, he received five deferments.
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  143.  @devinshea5248  Don't forget that during WW2 and Korea most soldiers were volunteers. The draft was instituted for the Vietnam war. It was quite common (see "Animal House") for college to be used as a method to avoid being drafted. Our junior high was physically connected to the high school and there were several 21 year olds who'd purposely failed to avoid being drafted. Since the age of majority had yet to be changed to 18 the school district was obligated to allow this. The bottom line is that neither Biden nor Trump served...like so many wealthy families, their money bought their kids out of serving. Don't forget that people criticised GWB's service in the Texas Air National Guard as "not real military service" but I'm not one of them.
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  144.  @devinshea5248  I guess the "point" is that if you're going to call Trump a draft dodger then Biden wears the label too.
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  145. So, since the entire legal system hinges on the word "reasonable", isn't it reasonable to believe, based upon the actions of the capitol police, that going inside the building was permissable? The beautiful thing is that, thanks to the new video, you can separate the violent hooligans from the tourists. I don't know about you, but wouldn't putting the boots to someone who merely used the restroom, walked around for a few minutes, then walked out be a little unreasonable?
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  146.  @cellardoor1122  Shh, shh, shh, says he whose name shall not be spoken!
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  147. ​ @kramdoogs  Something new at Taco Bell?
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  148. "You're a lying, dog-faced pony soldier!" Hey Joe, John Wayne called and he wants his line back!
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  149.  @mikehill5274  , a real scientist knows that there is no such thing as a "settled science". If there were, there would be no need for NIST.
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  150. ​ @ggraider6806  Proof of deliberate interference with an active investigation doesn't meet the standards?
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  151.  @ggraider6806  Do you know what a circular argument is? It just goes around and around. You put out information to bolster your viewpoint, I do the same, and it just keeps going around and around. For instance...you state that because of chain of custody issues the laptop is bogus. Never mind the fact that the FBI verified that it's genuine and then sat on it (and continues to do so) while spinning a tale of "Russian misinformation" for the next year. I take it that you believe that these "whistleblowers" belong in the same dustbin as the dozens of people who swore out affidavits (which were unilaterally dismissed from "lack of standing") alleging election misconduct and irregularities? But don't fret, the Biden's are as pure as the driven snow, and Trump is the REAL criminal here. Am I right?
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  152. Educate yourself about how the commodity market works. It's not the oil companies, it's the speculators. Basically, it goes like this: Speculators buy the paper on the oil to be pumped out of the ground 30 days in advance. That gives them 30 days to sell the paper to someone who actually uses the crude oil, like refiners and petrochemical companies. Speculators buy the paper for the finished products and sell it to the end users like railroads, airlines, and petroleum products wholesalers. The beauty of this shell game is that the speculators need only invest $12 cash to control $100 worth of paper. They borrow money from the banks, and until recently, there was zero percent interest on the money. In review: the oil companies float paper that speculators set the price of. When speculators moved into uranium futures legislation was offered that would prevent anyone whose business doesn't use commodities from buying them but the money people protested mightily and Congress backed off. The lone "accomplishment" was to raise the minimum amount of money to buy paper from $10 to $12.
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