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

  1. Like the "plumbers" who infiltrated the Watergate Hotel.
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  2. He should go work for Pravda. He's a clown.
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  3. 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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  4. If you find yourself siding with Russia, you know you screwed up badly. Source: 900 years of history.
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  5.  @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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  6.  @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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  7. 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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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10. ​ @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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  11. 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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  12.  @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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  13. 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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  14. ​ @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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  15. ​ @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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  16. ​ @sthubbins4038  Trump literally threatened Putin and supplied weapons to Ukraine.
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  17. ​ @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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  18. ​ @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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  19. 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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  20. Accountants and Attorneys work for organized crime either way.
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  21. ​ @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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  22.  @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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  23.  @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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  24.  @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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  25.  @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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  26.  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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  27. ​ @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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  28. ​ @alexlopez5800  Housing market is in very low supply, extremely high demand, so that's not a bubble.
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  29.  @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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  30.  @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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  31. ​ @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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  32. ​ @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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  33. 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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  34.  @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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  35. 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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  36. Meal worms. It's what's for dinner. When they curl up and get dusty, they look like Cheerios.
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  37.  @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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  38. Most of the population went to public school. They can be convinced of anything.
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  39. ​ @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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  40.  @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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  41. ​ @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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  42. 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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  43. 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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  44. 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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  45. 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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  46. @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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  47.  @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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  48.  @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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  49. @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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  50.  @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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