Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Sideprojects" channel.

  1.  @vinnieg6161  Sure, but their answers will differ. Your "right and wrong" has a different perspective to another's "right or wrong".
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  2. In the middle of no where in the Australia outback is Pine Gap. A secure research facility for Australia and the USA. Armed guards and totally fenced. Inside that facility, is a higher security section. With guards, with higher security clearance. In that section is a building that not even Australian citizens can get in, guarded by US soldiers. Seems fairly secure to me.
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  3. ​ @ryanm7263  No do the major destabilising foreign influence for each
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  4.  @alp5088  Your boy with the blaze
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  5. That old nugget... "You should be glad we invaded. We did it for you. Now say thankyou". Wow! It still gets likes.
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  6. What? Is there no mention of Palestine?
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  7. ... or Palestine
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  8. More of this sort of stuff please. Very cool.
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  9. Thriving... for who?
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  10. In Australia we can travel 2000kms to see 50,000 year old paintings.
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  11. The bridge is mega...the tools are side. Allegedly
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  12.  @fattiger6957  The US media did it's part in choosing what and how it informs Americans.
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  13. Tried to suggest this before And 'Parks' broadcasting the moon landing as the ultimate side project. Who doesn't want to see 'The Dish' for research?
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  14.  @100percentSNAFU  So cool and edgy. Wow. The world will like everything about that, from now throughout history
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  15.  @vinnieg6161  So killing unarmed people is bad. We can all agree. So, about the death penalty... OR So, about Osama Bin Laden Do I need more?
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  16.  @vinnieg6161  You are just making up stuff you hope sounds plausible...it doesn't.
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  17. I get the disdain for Hancock. Robert Schoch, however, has genuine credentials. It is a shame the 2 are lumped together and therefore regarded as the same.
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  18. @gomerpyle1542 Being unaware isn't a flex
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  19.  @stvdmc2011  Really? Do you believe China doesn't have poverty and homelessness, or is it you just think we will believe it?
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  20. Experience is over rated. You have to untrain all their bad habits. Sometimes it's easier to start with a clean slate. ...but idiots are usually in the position to make the decisions.
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  21.  @Lazy_Tim  The quintessential Aussie way of dealing with the calculation problem is awesome in that movie. Just get it done, no fuss.
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  22.  @Lazy_Tim  Allegedly 😇
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  23. @Amghannam  Let's hope that Israel doesn't suspect a Hamas sympathiser is amongst those in shelters in LA. Will the US government be happy for the collateral damage?
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  24. Are there enough examples to make a whole new channel?
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  25.  @vinnieg6161  Some countries do...some countries don't have the death penalty. Do you know why? Differences in what people think is right or wrong. Are we learning yet?
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  26. Why would you tell us that you don't know? Is that supposed to be a good thing to be proud of?
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  27. "Shanghaiing" ???? I think this is not the best term to use as part of an attempt at a correction.
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  28. Not that bizarre if you understand the history
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  29.  @TheOriginalFaxon  The US also tried to sue the CSIRO and claim control over WiFi patents...as if the US invented WiFi too. That was proven bogus. According to Trademark "Ugg boots" are a US owned name...as if.... Oh list's like this get tedious real fast .
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  30. They destroy them even when recognised.
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  31. He obviously has been told by an Aussie. That said, it still wasn't the first major Aussie city to be planned from scratch.
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  32. You will like the video on MegaProjects dedicated to it.
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  33.  @WillMuny  Nah. You just thought you had an easy target from the safety of your keyboard and are now finding out who is playing with who. Keep trying.
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  34.  @WillMuny  Did you win yet? What did you get for winning?
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  35. All of these have suffered massive destabilising foreign influences. Many of them suffered for a long time, and from multiple sources, and still do.
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  36. Brain Blaze
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  37. @victor bruun That sounds a lot like a lack of choice or freedom to people who don't have there life planned for them. What you describe sounds more like a prisoner work program.
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  38.  @moffjerjerrod1579  The chicken and egg riddle is a trick question. The roster come first. Think outside the box.
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  39.  @TheOriginalFaxon  They are fundamentally different. The closest the US came to a Ute was in fact the El Camino
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  40. 6:22 Kangaroos and wallabies are real.
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  41. Went looking for Business Blaze. Still lost.
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  42. Suggestion - Parks Telescope in Australia. It broadcast the moon landing to the world. Interesting that when NASA did months of calculations for the telescope - but did it in inches and bushels and for the northern hemisphere - an Aussie lad redid all the calculations himself in a few days to make it work. Ultimate side project to the ultimate megaproject. ...and you get to watch a great Aussie movie "The Dish" for research, if you can find it.
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  43. @GangstarComputerGod  It is Western interference that is the cause. How can you not know that?
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  44.  @chickensalad3535  No. I said exactly what I intended to say. Don't attempt to limit it. You also seem grossly misinformed as to the extent and magnitude of the ongoing persecutions.
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  45. It is to maintain and legitimise the monopoly on violence that all governments utilise.
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  46.  @LuizJambok  Which part are you having trouble comprehending?
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  47.  @LuizJambok  Sure...but no one said that at all.
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  48.  @LuizJambok  When another person - not me - mention sexualising assault, and crimes against children, it was their attempt to prove that the death penalty is universally accepted. It isn't. You seem to be confused.
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  49.  @LuizJambok  You do realise that cruelty to others is legal in some countries, according to what you and I probably deem to be wrong. You are aware if that...right?
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  50.  @LuizJambok  It doesn't make it right in your head...but it is right to others. That's the point
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  51.  @LuizJambok  You forgot to reference Dunning-Kruger. My point really isn't controversial, nor difficult to understand.
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  52.  @LuizJambok  What you fail to understand is that in some countries it is considered right that your wife answer her husbands desires, without a right to refuse. That is their law, and they think it is right. I call that rape, when the wife refuses. You see, these things are not as universal as you think. Usually these horrors are justified by religion...go figure.
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  53.  @LuizJambok  Do you realise that by simply arguing about it with me, that you are providing me a working example of my point?
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  54. ​​ @pretzelgtr  The channel formerly known as Business Blaze. OG's know
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  55. Perspective of teaching history. When the pyramids were being built 6,000 years ago, Australia's Traditional Owners had been doing their thing for 50,000 years. Not 5,000, but 50,000 years before the pyramids.
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  56. It's easy to get the US to heel. Use money on a string. Simple.
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  57. New channel incoming. "The history of every war ever"
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  58.  @golddragonette7795  Can-bear-a
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  59. And it has been that way ever since.
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  60. Westerners spending time in these places is how they got this way. Name the place, and I will name the destabilising foreign influences.
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  61.  @engineeringvision9507  Yes, comes and monitoring - in the middle of no where. They will see you coming a mile away. That's what they do.
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  62. The Great Atteactor is the first civilisation of the universe. Instead of travelling across space they worked out how to bring all of local space towards them. Resources delivered. Type 7 Civilisation
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  63. Why do the "flutes" look like duck or game callers?
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  64. Match sticks
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  65. The rest are UK, Australia and France
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  66. ​ @RobertDonnyJr-c4e  That is exactly what you were saying.
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  67. ​ @RobertDonnyJr-c4e  Prosperous... for who? Same question you ignored previously
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  68. @RobertDonnyJr-c4e  That is how it sounds. I ask again. Who is the beneficiaries, really?
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  69.  @RobertDonnyJr-c4e  Your claim of "thriving".
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  70. The agricultural revolution taught us about crop rotation to look after soils naturally. The industrial revolution gave us fertilisers and huge single crop farms. Was that really an advancement?
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  71.  @WillMuny  Look out. We have an edgelord here. Step back
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  72.  @WillMuny  Your incel dogwhistle gives you away.
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  73. Of course. As an Australian, I can say we have been the major destabilising interference since WW2. It isn't a secret. There are Australian government enquiries proving it. These verifiable facts shouldn't be censored.
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  74. Massive ongoing destabilising foreign interference from Western powers. OBVIOUSLY
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  75. Things go boom. Stay away. Simple.
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  76.  @TheOriginalFaxon  Well...if Wikipedia says that then we can totally ignore your own contradiction in the claim I replied to.
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  77. Oh...a CCP special channel.
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  78. 11:16 Inaccurate. The civil war has not ended. Have you ever heard of Taiwan and the ongoing tensions? The insurrection continues. Historical accuracy is important.
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