Comments by "John Roberts" (@view1st) on "The Infographics Show" channel.

The WEF/Davos.
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Maybe they were not giving you the correct dose or administering it in the correct way. Perhaps a different painkiller or one administered differently would have been more effective.
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Actually, Caligula (or maybe was it Nero, or maybe was it both) were quite popular with the ordinary plebs and its more a case of their enemies blackening their reputation and attributing all sorts of horrible things to them (not that they were particularly moral by the standards imposed on us by the state).
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@aclark9869 Substandard? Like what black South Africans and People of Colour suffered under apartheid. Or the same people during segregation/Jim Crow era. 'Separate but equal' in theory but seldom in practice.
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Do a video on: What if the United States of America used a tactical nuclear bomb on Iran (say, against a hardened nuclear weapons facility), or its extension Israel used one against a country taking back lost territory such as Syria, or successfully resisting attack, such as Lebanon. Or against the indigenous people of Palestine if they ever got into a position where they could threaten zionist supremacy.
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Year 1 Before Common Era (B.C.E.), followed by year 1 Common Era (C.E.). There is no zero in the Gregorian (reformed Julian) calendar. BCE then goes back as far a you want it to. So 1 CE, 2 CE, etc. 1 BCE, 2 BCE, etc. BCE is like adding a minus to the date (i.e. -1 BCE) as you are counting backwards from the first year of the Common Era. To wit, Before Common Era has no start date, no beginning, other than the creation of time itself.
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@jhurley12 Yes, if course you do, now that I have told you what (I think) it means.
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@Chevron_ 1. Bodies can float, especially when they become bloated. 2. The bacteria in the body that cause decomposition are not affected because they are anaerobic and don't need free oxygen to survive. There exist also bacteria in the environment/water that also break down tissue. 3. Aquatic animals such as fish will likely eat the corpse. 4. Water is a very good solvent.
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I'm told that scientists conducted tests a little while back into the idea of human free will and found that we actually don't have it (or at least not as much or in the way that we'd like to think we have). And yet everyone, including the scientists themselves, trained though they were in the scientific method, continue to believe in free will despite the evidence to the contrary, the human brain simply unwilling to believe in anything that would suggest a world that, under certain circumstances, is wholly or partly deterministic.
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Some embalmed corpses can stay in a remarkable state of preservation for decades in the right conditions. It has even been known in the non‐embalmed. I read a book once which which told of people excavating a long sealed crypt in old Spitalfields Church in London dating back to the 17th or 18th centuries and which held the remains of many and finding the perfectly preserved corpse of a 2 year old boy, a well as the less well preserved corpse of a lady apparently submerged in her own body liquor (or it might have been a preservative like alcohol).
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First part seems about right. Second part... 🤷‍♀️
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He should have used the word 'eternal'. Life is temporary but death is forever.
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"Finally loses its marbles"... after decades of provocation and sanctions that have killed untold numbers.
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@waruwadab506 As well as biological warfare capabilities in violation of the Convention on Biological Weapons, which it regularly tests on civilian populations, AIDS, monkey pox, Ebola virus and Covid‐19 being just some of the diseases rumoured to have been created in such facilities. And even weaponised GMO plants and food crops.
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@TonyCox1351 What would be the economic and social consequences. The world saw (though many are still in denial) what happened to your so‐called democracy, rule of law, Bill of Rights, Habeas Corpus and Constitution after the false flag of 9/11, as well as the 'attack on American democracy' by an unarmed mob of Trump supporters, protesting the possibly rigged elections. Just think what even a small nuclear bomb would do to your fragile polity if one of your victims successfully retaliated by hitting a city like New York or Washington DC (or any place in the USA) . Your stock market would tank, as would your economy and fiat currency, tipping the USA over the edge into full‐blown and undisguised autarchy (though western propaganda will probably still insist on calling a democracy, gaslighting the world with its Orwellian redefinition of the word).
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Are our political leaders suffering from the this ignorance of their own stupidity as they crash the economy despite being highly educated at the most prestigious universities in the land?
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As does Saudi Arabia and the USA.
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The embalmer might not have done their job right. A good embalmer should be able to recreate as lifelike an appearance as possible. That said, death is death and when you die you have pallor mortis. The removal of blood during embalming also doesn't help.
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Then you've heard wrong. Forced reproduction was a thing (compulsory heterosexuality).
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@TetsuShima I counted 23 comments, 2 mine (including this comment), 14 others, 7 yours, but the indicator says 24.
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@TetsuShima I count 11 unique commentators, including myself, 7 comments by you (including original post), 24 comments plus your original post in all = 25.
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@Xokken333 ...Except when their the ones doing it. 😆
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@izoefendi7278 The Athanasian Creed (Holy Trinity) says they are all of one kind — God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.
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So you're saying Canadian assets are Great Britain's to order around and as Great Britain is a puppet of the USA then it can order its puppet Great Britain to order its puppet Canada to do whatever the USA wants. So I suppose according to your logic Canada is a completely free and independent country fighting to maintain its freedom and democracy from Russia and China (who really are free because they have no foreign monarch to answer to).
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Incorrect. Faulty logic. If they had died they would not have been resuscitated. The fact that they were resuscitated shows they were not dead (i.e. had not suffered brain (stem) death). Like someone who has been anaesthetised, they have simply gone into a deep sleep or coma. Almost dead, but not dead. No one who has truly died has ever been resuscitated. Ever.
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What do you think did he died of – smoke inhalation, burns, cardiac arrest?
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