Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Valuetainment" channel.

  1.  @buckchile614  No such thing as a popular vote in the US. Recording it is rather silly since it doesn’t matter. Also, dead voters being counted brings all elections into question, along with all the ballot-stuffing, voting machine rigging, and manipulations that are normal with elections for decades. Don’t bother replying.
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  2. ​ @buildup4146 People in cities are conditioned to lose empathy as a mathematical reality. Once you push over a certain population of 50,000, you lose the sense of community and accountability.
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  3. My wife and I homeschool our kids and work from home, so our kids are around us 24/7. But when I see Trump riding in the golf cart or walking with Barron, it looks like he spends more quality time with him.
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  4. LA woke will find a way to punish him.
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  5.  @iceeclair  I've lived all over the world and the US, to include huge cities, suburbs, and small towns. Small towns have a totally different character and close-knit sense of community. I've also lived in smaller suburbs that used to have community, then rapidly grew into a bigger city with less of that and more anonymity, crime, wrecklessness, and city councils governed by developers. It's sad to watch.
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  6.  @colclark87  Anecdotes don't equal large data, so your limited experience with a few sample sizes don't paint a whole picture. Also, people socialized in public schools have been conditioned in some of the worst ways possible (mass conformity under threats), so those perspectives on how others socialize are invalid and should be called out as such.
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  7. ​ @trentvlak Do you live in a more rural area or smaller town?
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  8. Sending kids to school is one of the worst things you can do to a child if they already have a family. For orphans, it's different, but is totally unnecessary for an intact family. You don't learn positive social skills from undeveloped peers of the same age.
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  9. ​ @edelgyn2699 How many kids who are gamers have 2 parents, with 1 parent full-time at home? How many even have 2 parents at all? How many have single women who are working most of the time? How many have regular, healthy interaction with their grandparents?
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  10. Mark Cuban trying to school Trump on business is cute, a one hit wonder with that stupid internet sports site sale that was way over valued. He is nowhere near Trump's level of business accomplishments or experience.
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  11. Yup. Literally every single one of his monthly proclamations on this war have been opposite of reality. I went and searched each of them a few months ago, and it was preposterously-laughable at how wrong he is.
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  12. ​ @debbiegradowski9885 It's not, and he referred to JFK as the youngest son more than once. JFK was 2nd oldest to Joseph Jr.
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  13. I wish I could debate him. He clearly has no clue what's going on inside Russia and is very amateurish at best on Russian history, PhD and all.
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  14. Dropping out of college is one of the best decisions you can make at an early age if you aren't mature enough to be there, not that colleges are bastions of academic excellence.
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  15. MacGregor doesn't know what he talking about here. He clearly hasn't lived in Russia on his own as I have, and his studies on Russia are straight out of Russian Pravda. I wish I could debate him and counter his arguments with my experience and perspective.
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  16. I've never seen a Presidential candidate say multiple times during the campaign that he's running for Senate (when it had been 12 years since he was in the Senate), or that we can't have 4 more years of the President from 3 White Houses ago. I've never seen that before.
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  17. I met him last year and talked for almost an hour. It was very interesting and stimulating, unlike most conversations nowadays.
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  18. There have been several weird FBI agent suicides over the years, where the agents tried to reach out publicly, but were silenced.
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  19. What's sad is that several of the characters in Idiocracy were smarter than a lot of what we have today.
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  20. ​ @TheLiberalDuck Every single one of those things you just name was a detriment to the US. Did you watch the video? Start at 4:00 mark if you missed it.
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  21. I knew all this before joining the military 30 years ago because I read a lot.
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  22. 😢😢
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  23. Because of his clownish Pravda talking points. He's an embarrassment.
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  24.  @TaylorHaubrich  They’re not alien. We’ve been working on electrogravitic and electrokinetic propulsion systems since the first decade of the 1900s, starting with Tesla. It was one of Tesla’s biggest accomplishments, but never saw the light of day. He spoke about it when asked about the Wright Brothers and their flying machine having successfully flown. There is an article from the time where a presstitute asked him what he thought about the aeroplane.
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  25.  @emeraldcitydreamz  The story of the Rose Law Firm is one of the most fascinating studies in criminal conduct and sealed espionage cases, where the retained firm defending Systematics in the Alltel suit engaged in the same activities listed in the suit. Systematics was managing the contract for PROMIS, which was then sold to Alltel. Systematics officers were selling the PROMIS codes to foreign governments not authorized to have those codes, and the program had expanded to more 3-letter agencies by that point, especially the NSA. Hillary, Webster Hubbell, and Vince Foster were the attorneys of record in the Systematics PROMIS defense case for IP that Alltel held. It’s a story worth exploring in-depth, because it was instrumental in the formation of the Justice Department after Clinton fired the FBI Director who allowed the investigation to move forward.
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  26. Who invaded Ukraine? Who invaded Georgia? Who invaded Transnistria? Dagestan? Chechnya?
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  27. ​ @kennyc9662  There were over 400 eye witnesses who saw the living Jesus after he rose from the tomb. There were more records of him than the Emperor.
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  28.  @Twinleo1  Public school trains you to conform with group think, while stunting any potential you might have for academics or your gifts and talents. It also trains you to accept abandonment as the norm from a very early age, where the roles of parents take a lesser precedence than the state.
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  29. “If there are no wires, where do I put the meter?” - JP Morgan
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  30.  @candacerushing6882  Public schooling is a religion promoted as such by the father of the modern progressive compulsory schooling system in the US, John Dewey. So it's a battle of religions no matter what. He was an atheist disguised as a unitarian. The greatest minds in science were men of faith if you ever study the Enlightenment. You have to now consider that you're a product of an atheist religion embedded in the schooling system, so of course that indoctrination will dominate your outlook on life without you even realizing it took place. Read: Pragmatism John Dewey, My Pedagogic Creed. It's very short so you'll be better-informed to read it before responding. I think you'll find the last 2 paragraphs especially striking.
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  31. He was an officer in the Agency training the Cuban ex-pats at the time. It's in the 2017 document dump. FBI asked him to see if the Cubans did it. They investigated themselves and said not them.
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  32. ​ @bigh6530 Have you ever spoken with anyone who actually lived in Russia? I have studied Russia since the 1970s, lived there in the late 2000s. MacGregor is so far off the mark as to be ridiculed as a rule on this subject. He has a much better handle on US domestic affairs, even though he's supposed to be well-versed in foreign policy and defense. His assessment of the Russian military is opposite of reality, when he should be acutely aware of Russian order of battle.
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  33. ​ @KHZ555 How many journalists are murdered in the UK each year?
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  34. Why did we ever need a secret police in the first place? Founders would tar and feather them at a minimum.
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  35.  @salvenezia1817  One of the concerns about high voltage wireless is EMF and its effects on human cells, so there are always design trade-offs.
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  36. Hillary was engaged in espionage against the United States as SECSTATE, as well as selling access to Uranium One mining rights to Putin, with the full support of Obama and VP Biden. The transfer of tens of thousands of classified State Dept documents to foreign entities not authorized to have them, after Putin funneled $363 million into the Clinton Global Initiative, is a blatant violation of our laws regarding classified materials.
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  37. It's a way to sabotage content too, especially if it contradicts the bs narratives on controversial topics.
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  38. There are tons of photos of him on the Raytheon Antarctica base, one of which shows him with a hat with Masonic sign (square & compass).
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  39.  @Rowlph8888  Why would the US prepare for a world War in 1939 like Stalin and Hitler did? Stalin and Hitler agreed to a secret pact to divide Europe militarily called the Molotov-Ribbontrop Pact. We didn't learn about this pact until the Nuremberg Trials after the war.
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  40.  @miaqueen9578  Being educated at home doesn't mean living in a bubble. It just means the people who love and care for their children more than anyone else guide and direct their development.
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  41. ​ @WhiteKitta  Apathy means disinterest, not involved
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  42.  @TheJoelef  Trump isn’t an ideologue, but a practical businessman who has stood the test of time through many ups and downs since the 1970s. Cuban had a one-hit anomaly that was hyper-inflated before it crashed. Nobody should know his name but for close family and friends.
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  43. If you're going to have him on, they need someone who actually knows what's going on to counter his Pravda arguments.
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  44.  @openheaven1264  My comment about who started Google and why was removed. Not what most people think.
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  45. He has tons of photos from the Antarctica base.
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  46. With Pravda talking points, yes...he's spot-on.
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  47. Yes he's just struggling with basic geography and the specific history of the areas he is speaking about.
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  48. Texas is one of the biggest import, transport, distribution, and banking markets for Marijuana in the world. Politicians have been in the pockets of organized crime in Texas dating back to Prohibition. Texas already started passing dry County laws with the county option in the 1870s, so by the time Prohibition came along, there was already a network of rum-runners. Mexico was wet, so Texas became a huge importation market during Prohibition, while all the legitimate breweries were forced out of business. This created a massive shift in revenue to organized crime, who could then buy whatever Sheriffs, judges, mayors, Congressmen, and Senators they wanted. Once Prohibition ended, the Syndicates were already entrenched and continued expanding with night clubs, prostitution, rackets, gambling, electioneering, arms smuggling, and narcotics.
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  49.  @chrisjbarton  Mission to Mars and any travel outside of the Van Allen belts de-ionizes your blood and you die. You need to be protected from gamma and X-rays from the sun, otherwise you get blasted repeatedly. The Apollo astronauts had to have their blood transfused when they returned. One of the main things that isn’t spoken about regarding space travel. Even with the optimum Cath-Mars orbital synchronicity, the mission duration at very high speeds still exceeds the ability to sustain that much space travel for the human body. One possible solution is accelerating to and in excess of light speed, then harvesting the blood of local organisms on the destination planetary body, but Mars doesn’t have any large lifeforms like that, so you need shielded blood.
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  50.  @cd-rom.  Funny thing is that cattle mutilation involves draining the blood from cows. Common occurrence for ranchers is finding the cow in a weird place with no tracks leading to it, with surgical incisions made, and key soft tissues and blood removed. Very weird.
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  51. The US was already working on electrogravitic programs using Tesla’s patents in the early 1900s. There was a joint US-German program out at what is now called White Sands test range. Russians have their programs as well, as do the French, Brits, Japanese, and major industrialized nations. Senator Russell and his delegation witnessed them over the Caspian Sea in the USSR in 1955.
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  52. You can be stressed about: 1. Homeless with no place to live, no job, no money 2. Renting and being subject to landlord's rules, rent increases, neighbors, maintenance issues, uncertainty 3. Owning a home, paying property taxes, school district issues, city council, roads, neighbors +/- There's always something to stress over, you just have to decide which level and set of problems you'll have. To me, the choice is pretty simple.
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  53. Overlay the homicide rate by city and county and you see a lot of hot spots in the Deep South, CA, and on the Indian Reservations.
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  54. I used to visit the various Smithsonian Museums regularly in DC when I was stationed there. In one of the US history museums, it had an iron plaque rows of Tesla's patents listed on it, tucked away out of view in a really obscure place. Most of his parents never saw the light of day.
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  55. $800k is dirt-cheap in San Diego, sadly. Bungalows have been well over $1m for many years.
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  56. ​ @peterbluesman This conversation wouldn't exist without the US. Computing, internet, smartphones, GPS, you're welcome.
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  57. This guest definitely isn't quality content. The guy fails basic geography and history specific to this subject. If you see somebody young like him speaking so assertively, you know right away they haven't been checked.
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  58. @domijollof  He thinks Pakistan is being pressured to act as a weapons hub for Ukraine. Pakistan is nowhere near Ukraine, and has had a very shaky-at-best FMS relationship with the US since the 1980s. The weapons packages we have sold them have been embargoed by our own State Dept after they made them nuclear-capable (F-16s), and they are in high-demand by their own military, not excess systems accumulating in storage depots. Pakistan is all about fighting India and wants every weapon they can get their hands on. The supply routes for Ukraine come straight from Europe. There's no logical relationship with Pakistan, no proximity, and even a sea route is a no-go because of the Bosphorus being closed off by Turkey. It sounds like this guest doesn't have even a very basic understanding of FMS, geography, or the relevant history on the topic. People like that don't deserve a voice at this level.
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  59. No, this guy has such a warped perception of how things work, it's laughable. Examples: "US CIA trained the Mujahideen in Pakistan in 1970 to attack Russia." The USSR invaded Afghanistan in 1979, assassinated the President after raiding his palace with Central Asian SSR Spetsnaz, then occupied the country and began killing Afghans by the thousands. CIA started training the Mujahideen afterwards, but not seriously until the mid-1980s under Central Asia Branch Director, Avrokodos, who literally went against CIA upper management directives because they had tied Central Asian Branch's hands up through 1984. Has he looked at a map? Pakistan doesn't have proximity to Ukraine. Weapons shipments to Ukraine primarily go from Europe into Western Ukraine. Pakistan also doesn't have proximity to Syria. His basic geography knowledge is trash.
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  60. I wish I could have known about this beforehand. I spent 2 years when I was in DC investigating one of these deaths. I could have provided a ton of information including the Swiss bank accounts that this particular victim/subject was servicing for years. He was under investigation by several agencies for espionage because he had been selling the NSA's bank surveillance program codes to the Soviets, Chinese, Saudis, Pakistanis, Iranians, and other hostile foreign intelligence services. The FBI Director Sessions allowed investigators to move forward with this case, and they requested indictments against this particular person and Hillary Clinton, because this subject had been servicing 3 safe deposit box accounts on behalf of the Clintons. 6 months into the Clinton WH in 1993, on Monday, July 19, Clinton fired Director Sessions after he refused to resign. The next day, the primary subject of the espionage investigation with the sealed indictment against him was found dead, immediately ruled a suicide. His name was........ Vince Foster
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  61.  @thatoneguyinthemiddle1910  Thanks for the correction. I should have caught that. I've been studying the Soviet military since the 1970s, so I have no excuse for the error.
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  62.  skitvandarken  I have despised CNN for 40 years, so that's a huge swing and miss on your part. I don't watch any corporate legacy media presstitutes. More importantly, I've been studying Russia since the 1970s and lived there in the late 2000s. Everything MacGregor said about Russia is Kremlin Pravda, which is strange.
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  63.  @hirokeo  I would have loved to debate Neil Degrasse Tyson and Col MacGreggor and point out all the fallacies and inaccuracies in their arguments politely.
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  64. When I lived in Russia, they murdered 9 journalists. Think about that for a bit.
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  65. ​ @MrValrow  If K-street and Wall Street butter your bread, then you have to be a never-Trumper.
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  66. FakeBook whistle-blowers exposed the algorithms they were tasked with writing, which throttled down and shadow-banned medical professionals who even questioned what was going on with WuhanFlu. What's even worse is that key medical professionals were censored in advance, like Michael Yeadon.
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  67.  @Amaking10000  Try again. Every single month of this war, he has made headline statements that are 100% false. Just search Col MacGregor March, April, May, June, July, August, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 2022, Jan, Feb, Mar, April, May, June 2023. It's all false and clearly-so. The guy is a mouthpiece for Putin every step of the way.
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  68. ​ @NikoPaisa87  Defund Feds, yes. That will make America Great Again.
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  69. ​ @35INHUMAN  Yup. We need 100% tax on remittance payments.
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  70. NATO was not interested in any expansion after the Soviet collapse. What happened was all the Eastern European nations realized that was their only chance to get into a mutual defense pact before the rise of Russia again. NATO didn’t know what to do other than accept their applications, while seeing a future based on the “Peace Dividend” and “the end of history”. Eastern Europe knew there is no such thing as the end of history, as they have the family albums and graveyards to look at.
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  71. ​ @patricksweeney5308 Would Russia also need US approval to sail their trawler through that exact location and time?
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  72.  @Mogamishu  Nope. I specifically have covered down on the region since the 1970s, to include detailed study of Russian history, order of battle, culture, and have lived there. He hasn't done that and will never be as well-versed in Russia as I. He's a charlatan that has been wrong on every major proclamation he's made since March, 2022. You can verify this for yourself by searching, "Douglas McGregor, March, April, May, June, July, etc. 2022", then through 2023. Every month he makes a headline-statement, like "The war is over, Ukraine is done", or "there was no Ukrainian victory in __ city", all the while Russia has been losing ground. Imagine how stupid you have to be as a senior military officer, to constantly proclaim that Ukraine is losing, as they consistently take back territory, sink Russian ships, hit the Kerch bridge, shoot down Russian aircraft and missiles, and put Russia on their heels. Why would he keep making utterly false statements? What's his motive?
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  73. Oswald was handed to George De Mohrenschildt, against George's wishes. He knew something wasn't right with the whole thing, and would compromise the foreign oil exploration trips he was making. Byrd was referenced in conversation between Jack Ruby and Oswald in Key West. That was in the Trump 2017 document dump. It was a huge revelation.
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  74.  @janridingfast1448  Look into ABLE DANGER. SOCOM learned CIA was unreliable/confrontational in actually tracking down terrorists and stopping them before they attacked, so they formed their own Anti-Terrorist Intel network with DIA. They connected the 9/11 hijackers with Ali Mohamed by early 2001, then were shut down/disbanded.
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  75. Biden has been on Russian payroll for so long, it dates back to the Soviet Times. They literally paid for his Senate campaign in 1972 to get elected in Delaware.
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  76.  @John-ir2zf  That one is pretty primitive if you’re interested in electrogravitics. Tesla had patents for vehicles using electrogravitics, ionic winds, ionic vortexes, with high thrust to counter gravity by making its own localized field with well over a millions volts per vortex-generator. If you search “electrogravitc patents” and do image search, you will see 1950s-era discus-shaped vehicles with the basic architecture shown.
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  77.  @John-ir2zf  Electrogravitics is associated with the 1918 work by Professor Nipher, then 1928 British patent #300,311 of T. Townsend Brown, the 1952 Special Inquiry File #24-185 of the Office of Naval Research into the “Electro-Gravity Device of Townsend Brown” and two widely circulated 1956 Aviation Studies Ltd. Reports on “Electrogravitics Systems” and “The Gravitics Situation.” By definition, electrogravitics historically has had a purported relationship to gravity or the object's mass, as well as the applied voltage. An analysis of the 90-year old science of electrogravitics (or electrogravity) necessarily includes an analysis of electrokinetics.  Electrokinetics, on the other hand, is more commonly associated with many patents of T. Townsend Brown as well as Agnew Bahnson, starting with the 1960 US patent #2,949,550 entitled, “Electrokinetic Apparatus.” Electrokinetics, which often involves a capacitor and dielectric, has virtually no relationship that can be connected with mass or gravity. The Army Research Lab has recently issued a report on electrokinetics, analyzing the force on an asymmetric capacitor, while NASA has received three patents on the same design topic.
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  78.  @pamalacrabtree1727  That was one of the strangest things about the Trump JFK documents dump. All the presstitute media said there was nothing to see in the JFK files released by Trump, but they are full of bombshells, including the fact that they had eye witness accounts of Oswald and Jack Ruby working together well before the assassination, that J.D. Tippit was the Dallas Chapter Chairman of John Birch Society and had a rifle on or near the overpass, and that the CIA Agent who the Commission asked for an assessment on any possible involvement from the Cubans was George Bush in Dallas.
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  79. His claims about the US wanting Russia's resources are not valid. The US has more resources than it knows what to do with and anything that we don't have we get from Canada Japan Australia Europe and other trade partners in Central South America and around the world. It's literally one of the main Russian talking points they tell Russians that nato in an US want to invade them. There is no plan in the US to invade Russia. It's freaking absurd.
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  80. @elah1023  Russia started the war in 2014 when Putin lost his puppet, Yanukovych. It's interesting watching people blame everyone except for the actual aggressor, since all Russia has is lies.
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  81. Bill Barr is one of the biggest swamp rats of them all. He recommended that the incoming 1993 Clinton WH fire the FBI Director William Sessions because Sessions was investigating Bush WH officials engaged in irregularities with the bank of Iraq.
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  82. Bill Clinton: “I did not have sex with that kid."
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  83. Yup. Putin was stealing Ukraine's resources and laundering money through Russian separatist companies like Burisma. Putin always planned to invade Ukraine and every other former Tsarist & Soviet states.
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  84. @GodBlessUrHeart  We test our weapons at numerous proving grounds all over the US, to include against captured foreign materials, and have done so since WWII.
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  85.  @el_dragon170  Hollywood has been packed with Mafia criminals from the early days, who use the casting couch to take advantage of girls and women as a rule. There are even multiple sub industries of fake agents, promoters, talent scouts, and other bottom-feeders who take advantage of both young men and women, using ketamine or other drugs in their drinks. It's a very predatory system that manipulates and exploits innocent human beings for their own gain, treating people like consumables who can then be thrown away.
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  86.  @bceaser1  How would you know what's consensual or not? From casting couch to addict is a really perverse scheme set up by these organized crime networks. Mafia always targeted this field to be able to blackmail people in power, while profiting off the masses.
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  87.  @DiamondDM13  Has anyone ever introduced the true origins of the FBI to you? It was literally started by organized crime. Charles Joseph Bonaparte was the AG who kicked it off in 1908. Booze lobby was well entrenched in the US by the late 1800s. FBI protects the criminal elite class of politicians who are bought and paid by OC, and targets their competition.
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  88.  @calledout4437  A lot of aspiring actors and actresses get lured into casting couches without even realizing it, having been given narcotics in their drinks. Once that happens, they have an immense sense of shame and worthlessness, which is exactly the moment that the predators offer them work via bigger contacts in the industry. It isn't black and white, but very carefully constructed to trap people. Young men and women who are interested in acting or modeling are some of the prime targets. Once someone slips something in a drink, that could be the end of their lives as they imagined them.
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  89. ​ @ShiddyFinkelstein Putin's people murdered 9 journalists when I was in Russia from 2008-2009. You can be arrested and never seen again in Russia.
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  90. ​ @PlaYer-sn5or Japan is not part of NATO. None of the Pacific nations are, not even Australia.
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  91. This channel, yes. This guest, no.
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  92.  @TheLiberalDuck  Blacks already had the same voting rights as anyone else. It was a publicity stunt by LBJ to appease the liberals in the Democrat party that he was going to push Kennedy feel-good policies. I don’t think you could have found a more vitriolic anti-black vote politician in the US at the time than LBJ in his personal views, but he was also somewhat pragmatic in how he managed the post-assassination public perception. What did happen in reality was that the black family as an effective, healthy, functional social unit was destroyed by LBJ’s welfare state, with this example listed by the judge to illustrate how terrible it has been as a set of policies.
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  93. ​ @bebe1979 Biden has been a traitor to the US since 1972. Soviets paid for his campaign through a shell PAC. Now the last 10 years of treason is spilling out after media obfuscation can't hide it anymore. Literally stacks of classified documents falling over in his garages, libraries, with paper trails of bank transactions to James and Hunter going back many years.
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  94. ​ @thebillryan There were literally scores of Federal UC agents leading the entrance into the Capitol Building, along with scores of ANTIFA false flag hat-wearers. One of the ANTIFAags was just convicted. He had been involved in an ANTIFA road block where they shot a motorist in Provo, UT prior to Jan 6. It was an orchestrated false flag to prevent Senators and House members from registering their official votes of no confidence in the election, then hung around Trump's neck. This is communist strategy 101.
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  95. ​ @jeroenlucas My contacts in the Russian foreign ministry were already talking about Putin's plans to invade Georgia, Ukraine, Poland, the Baltics, and Finland in the early 2000s. I thought the one Deputy was an old Soviet-era blowhard, but I remembered it nonetheless. Then Putin invaded Georgia in 2008 while I was in Estonia and it got our attention. I monitored what was going on in Ukraine with all the elections, Russian tampering with the votes, and Putin's puppet Yanukovych in 2010, because Ukraine wanted to trade with the EU and develop their economy like Poland did. Once Yanukovych signed Putin's Russia-Eurasia Economic Pact in late 2013, it triggered the Euromaiden protests for 4 months, with Yanukovych fleeing back to Putin. That's when Putin invaded in 2014 after launching false flag attacks in Donbas.
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  96. Let us know when politicians start taking Yuan and Rubles for bribe money instead of dollars....oh wait.
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  97. FBI is a criminal elite front to prevent organized crime from being investigated and prosecuted. The National Crime Syndicate blackmailed J.Edgar Hoover out if the gate in the 1920s during Prohibition because Hoover was a homosexual and was photographed in the act with his live-in husband, Clyde Tolson. Subsequently, Hoover denied the Mafia even existed for decades. FBI is an instrument of organized crime and always has been.
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  98. They see themselves as gods who manage the population, and then make trillions off of sickness in our food, cancer treatments, and Pharma. They get you coming and going.
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  99.  @warrenp8877  It's been a while since I've seen the Frankfurt School mentioned. They moved from Germany to Columbia University in the US because they viewed the Nazis as anti-intellectual reactionaries to Marxism.
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  100. I've said for years, "What happens when the media actually tells the truth for once? Nobody will believe them."
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  101. Like the "plumbers" who infiltrated the Watergate Hotel.
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  102. He should go work for Pravda. He's a clown.
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  103. Most Mexicans can't find Russia on a map, nor do they care. Russian propaganda bots have gotten so retarded lately. They don't know squat about the world outside of Russia.
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  104. If you find yourself siding with Russia, you know you screwed up badly. Source: 900 years of history.
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  105.  @scroopynooperz9051  It was never Ukraine's goal to be involved in any war. They just wanted independence. Russia doesn't want them independent because Russia is strategically vulnerable with any independent country along their borders due to bad geography.
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  106.  @harrym9655  There isn't anything right or left wing about the war in Ukraine. It's a huge mistake to see foreign policy and conflicts through partisan lenses that mean nothing outside of US borders. Biden has been on Soviet payroll since 1972. His job was to extract Zelensky within hours of Putin's invasion so Putin could put another puppet in Kiev. Putin has been paying millions into the Biden family for many years, and directed Biden to get Hunter on the Board of Burisma once Putin lost his puppet, Yanukovych, in March 2014. After this invasion, Zelensky threw a wrench in their plans by refusing to leave, which inspired the Europeans to provide arms as quickly as possible. Biden then was dragged into support for Ukraine by international populism, but has slow-rolled US supplies, while carving out billions into unaccounted-for losses.
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  107. Van Jones knows that if he is seen as being somebody who recognizes true support from Trump, then he's done in his space in media disinformation. I'm sure he caught hell for that.
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  108. I wouldn’t even bring in anyone from CNN in the modern era. They’re the flagship of legacy corporate whore media who never had credibility from many of us, and now have almost no credibility at all.
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  109. What if Bobby as AG was a power play from the lead Irish mob family to shut down the Italian and Russian Joo families?
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  110. ​ @theresa94010 The media has hidden the multi generational Biden family incest. It's why Biden is a PDF file, and why the Russians targeted him for exploitation in 1972. PDF files are cheaper to bribe, easy to threaten and manipulate.
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  111. Getting into a saving competition with high cost of living and inflation? You would need to be in an income or cash-flow situation where buying a home isn't a problem. We're in an environment where we see both high inflation and re-shoring of industry out of Asia, because Asia is in demographic collapse and labor there is higher than Mexico.
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  112.  @niravshakya5502  No, I spent all of my time in Western Russia where the population is, between 3 different cities and a dacha village.
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  113. If we stopped borrowing FRNs and paying the Fed interest on their fiat cash, and began issuing US Treasury notes again, imagine how much debt we could avoid. If it's not us collecting the debt on FRNs, then who is?
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  114. ​ @briangoggins9790  Illinois is a multi-generational Mafia-run State that couldn't even care to read the Constitution, let alone follow it. Rural areas are nice though, but the fundamentals don't make sense.
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  115. ​ @sthubbins4038  Putin first invaded under Obama/Biden/Hillary. Putin had Biden put Hunter on the board of Burisma after he lost his puppet President Yanukovych in 2014. VP Biden then threatened Poroshenko with withholding $1 billion in aid to Ukraine, if Poroshenko didn't fire Viktor Shokin, who was investigating Burisma sending millions into Putin's accounts in Cyprus, Switzerland, and Panama (Putin is richer than Elon Musk). Obama refused to send weapons to Ukraine. Trump sent weapons to Ukraine and threatened Putin that if he invaded, he'd get wrecked. Trump also oversaw the annihilation of Russian forces in Syria who attacked a small contingent of US Operators working with Kurds. This was the Battle of Khasham Feb2018. Trump also crushed Russia's economy by driving energy prices down and was headed towards making the US a long-term net exporter, which would have reduced Russia as a major threat to its neighbors. First thing Biden did before any other priority? Killed the Keystone Pipeline and pulled the drilling permits from multiple operations in the US. This allowed Russia to build its oil/gas revenue for a year prepping to invade Ukraine, then invaded even more beyond Donbas under Biden's WH. What did Biden do? Tried to pull Ukraine's president Zelensky out so Putin could take Kiev. These are the historical facts.
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  116. ​ @sthubbins4038  Trump literally threatened Putin and supplied weapons to Ukraine.
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  117. ​ @RichardCranium321  Nope. Putin invaded in 2014 after Euromaiden threw out Putin's puppet, Yanukovych. Hunter was put on the board of Burisma right after that in May, 2014. Before that, Elena Baturina wired $3.5m to Rosemont Seneca, a front company run by Chris Heinz and Hunter Biden. Chris Heinz is literally John Kerry's son-in-law.
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  118. ​ @Runconna Hillary doesn't have friends, only the people she used to know who were dumb enough to associate with her.
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  119. Raytheon isn’t even in the top 20 industries in the US. Those top 20 industries are the ones who control Congress.
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  120. Accountants and Attorneys work for organized crime either way.
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  121. ​ @AlexandraK1 Support for Ukraine means reducing Russia's capacity to spread their cancer into Europe. Ukraine is just one of many countries on Putin's list of planned invasions.
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  122.  @idirbouchdoug1567  That's the point of America: a free environment for talented people to immigrate to and live their best lives.
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  123.  @idirbouchdoug1567  1. Ben Franklin-born in Boston, Massachusetts, British America 2. Graham Bell- Scotland 3. Eli Whitney, Massachusetts, British America 4. John Moses Browning-Ogden, Utah US 5. Wilbur and Orville Wright- Dayton, Ohio US 6. Samuel Morse- Charlestown, Massachusetts US 7. George Westinghouse- New York, US 8. Charles Goodyear- New Haven, Connecticut US 9. George Eastman- Waterville, New York US 10. Howard Hughes- Houston, Texas US 11. Nikola Tesla- Serbia 12. Hiram Maxim-Sangerville, Maine US 13. Warner von Braun- Posen, Prussia, German Empire 14. Robert Goddard- Worcester, Massachusetts US 15. Thomas Edison- Milan, Ohio US 16. Igor Sikorsky- Kiev, Ukraine 17. Jack Northrop- New Jersey, US 18. Albert Einstein- Ulm, German Empire 19. Steve Jobs-San Francisco, CA, US 20. Elon Musk- Pretoria, South Africa Most of the greatest inventors in the last 300 years were either born in America, or migrated here to achieve their visions. 15/20 on that list were born in America.
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  124.  @Rowlph8888  US was supplying the Allies in WWII from the start, while engaged in this little theater called the Pacific Ocean fighting the Japanese Empire after their attack on Hawaii and the Philippines in Dec, 1941. Study some basic WWII history before talking about how the US didn't do enough to save Europe from their own lack of planning.
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  125.  @Rowlph8888  Your research has just begun. I've been studying WWII since the 1970s and there is still so much more to learn.
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  126.  user-wq7ph1xd8z  Computing, semiconductors, the internet, and the modern global communications architecture was all envisioned, developed, and pioneered in the US, not any of those countries you listed. The US are the innovators, while the rest are imitators.
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  127. ​ @nikosniko7092  Uh, Europe is on the brink of multiple civil wars breaking out in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and possibly others. I've been saying this for many years now because of the invasion of non-Europeans coming in and destroying things.
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  128. ​ @alexlopez5800  Housing market is in very low supply, extremely high demand, so that's not a bubble.
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  129.  @kennyc9662  The Romans and local political leadership in Jerusalem documented Jesus, to include His legal situation. Did someone not inform you of this in their flawed and tired arguments?
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  130.  @miaqueen9578  I begged my parents to homeschool me, but they ignored me and sent me to the prison-like environment of multiple schools, where none of the teachers came close to my parents' intellect and experience. Society already is full of borderline illiterate conformists. We don't need anymore of those, but critically-thinking, well-adjusted young adults who will solve problems in the future.
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  131. ​ @BarisTitanX There are Russian billionaire oligarchs who profit off of this, who then have to pay most of their money to Putin. Elena Baturina is one of them, a woman. She also was used by Putin to wire millions into US political families to bribe them. Chris Heinz and Hunter Bi den were the intermediaries for their fathers, John Kerry & VP Bi den.
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  132. ​ @BarisTitanX Russian trafficking of women and girls is a multi-billion dollar industry, very close to Putin. Elena Baturina is one of his billionaire oligarchs he uses to bribe foreign leaders. Look at Rosemont Seneca.
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  133. Could'nt bear to watch more than 30 seconds of it, clicked on the Tucker-Trump interview instead, which was captivating.
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  134.  @AA-xs8mv  My sister did. She's been in Radiology since the 1990s. After the mRNA injections, she got uterine cancer.
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  135. MacGregor has been wrong on all fronts since his statements in March last year. He doesn’t get it at all, and comes across like a mouthpiece for the Kremlin every time he opens his cavernous cake vacuum.
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  136. Meal worms. It's what's for dinner. When they curl up and get dusty, they look like Cheerios.
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  137.  @thephilosopher7173  He tried to tie Pakistani elections into the strategic logistics chain of US weapons flow, claiming that the US is using Pakistan as a vassal state and manipulating it, conditional on compliance with funneling weapons to Ukraine due to its strategic position near Ukraine. This is patently ignorant of basic geography, and the real logistics chain through Europe. I've been in the US Defense industry since the 1970s, and have tracked a lot of our Foreign Military Sales (FMS) since that time. Mostly old/expired US munitions are being flown by C-17As and other transport aircraft to Europe, where they are then trucked or railed into Western Ukraine. It makes no sense to even fly near Pakistan in that Log chain. The real history of US FMS to Ukraine has never been reported by anyone in the legacy or internet media. Clinton WH worked feverishly to disarm Ukraine under Nunn-Lugar. Senator Obama came in later and oversaw disarming of Ukrainian artillery stockpiles. Bush didn't send weapons. Obama sent a few HMMWVs and non-weapon supplies. All US Presidents except for 1 denied weapons FMS to Ukraine from the 1990s-2022. Trump is the only one who authorized Ukraine to acquire weapons from the US, starting with the Javelin & CLU sale on Mar 1, 2018. This was immediately after the Battle of Khasham in Syria where Putin's Wagner armored battle group attacked US forces at the Conoco plant in Feb, and we annihilated them with 6 hours of precision munitions. Trump sent another Javelin/CLU order, and a $600m weapons package in 2019. Ukraine paid for those. NATO partners were the first ones to send older weapons in the spring of 2022 after it was clear Ukraine was standing their ground. Biden WH dragged their feet until enough momentum was building from the Europeans, to send old US stock that was scheduled for destruction. Pakistan plays no role in any of this.
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  138. Most of the population went to public school. They can be convinced of anything.
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  139. ​ @MR-nl8xr There actually is an Obama body count, but it pales in comparison to the Clintons and involves pro-Clinton DNC Superdelegates from 2008. Bill Gwatney was one of them. Very interesting story.
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  140.  @MR-nl8xr  He's deflecting and delaying to stall and misdirect the conversation from getting back to his insurance policy file. He's savvy enough to know that if you roll with the Clintons or any careerist politicians, you keep evidence you can use later on in case things get dicey.
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  141. ​ @sburns2421  But it crushed the home-builder's market and created supply issues that are now killing the ability to qualify due to DTI and median base prices almost doubling.
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  142. There are far larger earthly powers than the MIC. MIC takes orders from higher people on the food chain. MIC isn’t even in the top 10 industries in the US for revenue.
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  143. Putin has planned to invade or annex Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland since the 2000s. Source: My contacts inside the Russian Foreign Ministry who bragged about it all......in the early 2000s. I learned it from them no later than 2007. In 2008, when I was in Estonia, Putin invaded Georgia. When he lost his puppet Yanukovych in Ukraine in 2014, he invaded Donbas and annexed Crimea.
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  144. It was General Walker on April 10, 1963 (7 months prior). Warren Commission wrapped that one up and said Oswald did it. There were multiple assailants who perpetrated the attempted assassination of General Walker. Walker was tied in with John Birch Society. JD Tippit was the Dallas Chapter Chairman. It was a set-up to make it look like JBS Texas right-wingers were retaliating for Walker's death, but it was botched, so they couldn't use that pretext.
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  145. Russia just raised its military spending by 25%, to 6% of GDP on its military industrial complex. The US spends maybe 3.5% of GDP on defense. Hundreds of billions of US Defense spending goes towards protecting Japan, South Korea, Australia, UK, Germany, Eastern Europe, etc.
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  146. @niarlatotepbasset  3.45% of GDP in 2022. I've been tracking US Defense spending since the early 1980s. It's relatively small compared to GDP, and that % for the DoD continues to drop due to GDP growth.
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  147.  @niarlatotepbasset  Russian wars dwarf US wars around the world. Russia has territorial disputes and multiple conflicts with every one of its neighbors, from Finland to Japan. Russia engages in forced removal of the ethnic populations and replacement with Russians as well, which leads to multi-generational conflict dating back over 900 years now.
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  148.  @williamboyle3268  DoD black budget is hidden within its overall budget, as are the intel agencies aside from FBI. CIA budget is concealed within one of the budgets.
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  149. @antonm5539  Manchuria is a "minor dispute"? Mongolia occupied Russia for 250 years. Kazakhstan is a vassal state under Russian control for Russia's space program. There was an uprising in Kazakhstan recently that was repressed with blood flowing in the streets. Azerbaijan was taken from the Persians after the Russo-Persian Wars of 1804-1813 & 1826-1828. It's just that you don't know Russian history is all. One of the first things ignorant Russians do when told the truth is lash out childishly accusing people of lying. You can smash their face in with the truth, but their mongo-slav brain is incapable of processing the information.
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  150.  @emisasian  After the Soviets saw the unprecedented industrial power of the United States in WWII, they launched an ideological warfare/ Active Measures program to get Americans to attack their own military. So every defense program is portrayed as a waste, fraud, and abuse pentagon money pit In the complicit media, who are jam-packed full of Marxists.
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  151.  @thunderboltpenetrator8498  Uh, Trump's dad never had $6 billion. Even when Trump was attending Wharton, he would go to NYC on weekends to work real estate with his father, so they were business partners early on. Fred Trump loaned seed money for real estate acquisitions and investments, which is very common among wealthy families. The unique thing about Donald is he hardly sleeps, maybe 4hr a night on a slow week, so he's always moving and creating activity. People 1/4 his age report having a difficult time keeping up with him. But the claim that Fred Trump is responsible for Donald Trump's continual success is a lie from jealous losers in the political class who never earned an honest dollar in their lives. For example, Kamala sucked at every job she had. Biden is a pdf file on Russian payroll since 1972. The political class is shamed by the accomplishments of an actual businessman who has worked hard his whole life. The dying corporate press is running stories using inflation-adjusted figures and exaggerating to get to the $413m numbers, for example, but they're all over the map. None of them have made the preposterous claim as big as $6 billion.
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  152.  @johnnywright1592  His eyes always channeled darkness, not light.
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  153.  @thunderboltpenetrator8498  Trump worked weekends even when he was attending Wharton school of business, when he would go up to New York City every weekend to work real estate deals with his dad. The guy barely sleeps 4 hours a night on a slow week. His dad never had $6 billion. The corporate media hit jobs on his business career are written by jealous losers in the political class who never earned an honest dollar in their lives.
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  154. Most people already had their minds made up by 2022 or 2023, except for local and State elections.
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  155.  @hirokeo  PBD treats all guests equally soft, so they can have a chance to make their points without interruption. I have yet to see MacGregor make a correct assessment of the Russia-Ukraine War since he started being featured in March 2024.
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  156. What's median rent in your area?
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  157. ​ @legendal2463 Yup. I lived in Russia from 2008-2009. Tajiks were treated like slave labor with no benefits, very minimal pay. Visiting Africans were killed just for fun by Russian neonazi gangs and violent nationalists. The most scared black man I've ever seen in my life was an African intellectual out shopping. He ran with his shopping cart to get all his items to get out of the store as quickly as possible, while my host's daughter pointed up at him loudly saying, "Nyegr, nyegr, nyegr!"
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  158. Russia's economy is not stronger, their trade ties aren't better, and they aren't built on a Russian Orthodox society of Christian values. These are some of the most misinformed statements akin to a Kremlin mouthpiece. For starters, Peter the Great co-opted the Church into a state functionary in 1727 if I recall. What was left of Russian Orthodoxy in the Soviet times by apostate Jew Bolshevik atheists was used as a front for the KGB and foreign intelligence. They murdered 85% of Orthodox priests, burned down churches, and imprisoned protestors. There hasn't been a resurgence of Russian Orthodoxy either. Church is sparsely attended by a few old babushkas and Cossacks. Christian ideals are not a tenet of the Russian society I experienced, though many people were hospitable to me. Russia is a place of hopelessness and you see it on everyone's faces, which is sad. They pride themselves in suffering, not reaching for something better.
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  159. 4:20 Putin tried to address the demographic decline by paying people to have kids, and banning travel visas to high-skilled workers, especially from the military industrial complex and intelligence communities. People just bribed their way out regardless of the laws. Russians are one of the most lawless people I've seen in my many travels. Either way, under Putin, there have now been 2 more brain drains. People who are smart flee from Russia when they get a chance and don't come back.
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  160. ​ @peterjean5403 Turn off presstitute legacy media. It's rotting your mind with retardation and reinforcing public school conformity.
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  161. ​ @jaid2383  One of the worst mass shootings was a presidential guard who drew out automatic weapons and grenades in South Korea.
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  162. ​ @neffort  Uh, poor countries typically have the highest homicide, theft, and overall crime rates, most of which goes unreported due to lack of LE and effective courts.
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  163. ​ @Petestanton  Australia is a police state where people were arrested for camping in the outback during WuhanFlu lock downs. You let women run your Parliament and PM, so your opinion is invalid.
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  164. Sergei Brin will never come clean. He's a Russian cyber warfare operative. Look it up.
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  165.  @rhipotter6191  He is still sharp as a razor. The only thing he wasn't up to speed on was Vince Foster's travel habits to Switzerland 12-20x year. He was still thinking they whacked Foster because he was Hillary's lover.
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  166. The main hate for Trump was that he broke their rigged election system as an outsider. That upset the pipeline feeding into the future primaries for swamplords who have been paying their dues by selling out to the partisan and media machine. The major problem it presented them was that a 2-term Trump Presidency meant a 3rd Term for whoever his VP would be in 2024. That would mean 12 years of a populist movement run by an outsider, and that threatened the swamp to its core. They had to pull out all the stops to derail him by any and all means necessary.
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  167. Nobody outside her family should ever know her name. She doesn't deserve a voice in public.
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  168. ​ @Geewasright The US hasn't had a President like Trump where there is genuine grassroots support for him generated outside of the legacy presstitute media brothels, and he wins despite all of the vote-rigging, crushing the skankwhore propped up by the establishment. That really ticked off the finance, pharma, insurance, teacher's union retirement fund, big retail, big tech, and those top industries who prop-up the political sell-out class. Deep down, even a half-functioning Democrat recognized that Trump wasn't welcomed in the Republican party by the string-pullers, and is truly an outsider with organic, massive grassroots support like no Presidential candidate has ever had.
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  169. ​ @NonyaBusiness-is3fc Just so you're aware, Biden has been on the payroll of the Soviets since the early 1970s, and from China since the 1990s. He's literally and verifiable a traitor to us, betraying us on the cheap even. On top of all that, his own children describe him as a pedophile. He told his roommate in Syracuse that he's an uncontrollable pedophile in the 1960s. Are you still going to vote for him?
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  170. ​ @huntermitchell3314 Priests who are subject to celibacy (unnatural) are prime for abuse and degenerate behaviors. There was a homo who joined the priesthood and was shocked to find 85% of them engaging in buggery. One they've crossed that line morally, it's very easy to drift into pdf file demonic behavior.
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  171. We have quiet reading time every day with our 3 younger children, with weekly library visits to check out books they enjoy. At early ages, they have already read thousands of books.
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  172.  @daniellaurin9566  Montessori method provides the innate learning environments for various skills, where the child naturally grabs the tiger by the tail.
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  173.  @daniellaurin9566  Dr. Montessori studied multiple disciplines in health, brain development, and early childhood development and recognized that schools were doing basically everything wrong. She then developed an early childhood learning program with built-in lessons in physical activities that kids can easily recognize, adapt to, perform, and move to the next station.
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  174.  @daniellaurin9566  She was the first female doctor in Italy. Everyone told her she can't be a doctor, including her dad. They separated her from the male students during cadaver studies. When she graduated with her doctorate, her dad went parading through the streets with her diploma. It's a very interesting story.
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