Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. When Senator Kennedy says, "I'd like to tap into your visionary....expertise." you know it's about to get real.
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  2. ​ @Balderdash1000  Senator Kennedy was only born in 1951. He's a spring chicken compared to Biden.
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  3. I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved. I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions to the commander of the relief.
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  4.  @ronallens6204  They could see him from the window though. Why search for that which you can already see?
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  5. ​ @ninadaly7639  You know the US Supreme Court had to intervene in no less than 3 major civil rights and prosecutorial misconduct cases that she authorized? Cheree Peoples Jamal Trulove CA prison slave labor for profit program In the slave labor program, her office just ignored SCOTUS anyway.
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  6. They don’t want to provide any incriminating testimony to Congress that will hold them or their subordinates accountable for crimes against the people. It’s pretty simple.
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  7. Or the pilots’ ekg results being loosened to allow them to keep flying, even though they would have failed prior to a certain thing we can’t talk about because P doesn’t like sunlight on their juice.
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  8. They literally control those things and all of Congress, not the other way around.
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  9. If States and the People are having their rights overturned and violated by DC, it’s within the States' duty to withhold any income taxes paid to the Federal government and use any of these taxes to execute the limited and enumerated powers outlined in the Constitution. Providing for the common defense is one of the only powers outlined in the Constitution.   The various Federal agencies and bureaucracies created since FDR are way outside of the limits placed on DC by the Constitution, but they used the Depression and WWII as excuses to throw out the Constitution and enact a progressive, kleptocratic, criminal elite government that lifted up agencies where they could steer our tax dollars to and make billions off our hard work. States need to cut off the money supply and take border security into regional Inter-State Compact control, since DC not only refuses to do the 1 main job they have, but actually have been helping the cartels for decades.
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  10. They have all these types of rules already, with legal workarounds already in-place before they adopted them. Each Branch of government polices itself as to conduct. When Congressman Charlie Wilson was caught snorting cocaine off the tits of Hustler centerfold models, he was brought before the closed door House Ethics Committee for hearings. When he emerged, reporters shoved mics in his face asking him if the allegations were true. "It was better than the movies." He was then appointed the House Ethics Committee Chairman. Let that sink in.
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  11. If the CDC says nothing wrong with the China lab in CA, well... that's good enough for me.
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  12. 6th Circuit ruled Bump stocks are not machineguns and that the ATF doesn't have the authority to classify them as such, especially as the ATF changed their official opinions on bump stocks, i.e. flip-flopped.
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  13. If you study ATF's history, they are a criminal enforcer gang for organized crime syndicates. They were born out of the Alcohol Tax Unit and Prohibition Bureau, which acted as enforcers for the big crime syndicates to snuff out small-time operations, similar to how DEA does it today.
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  14. UNC Chapel Hill was doing bat coronavirus gain of threat research with patents on weaponized SARSCoV-1 before its outbreak in 2002. Feds put a moratorium on it in 2014, so Shi Zhengli took the program to Wuhan that year. Reason it was controversial was the chimeric human-animal mice they were using with human lungs in the mice, plus the virulence of bat coronavriuses.
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  15. It's crazy that there's no DOJ in the Constitution, yet we have 115,000 DOJ employees with 40 sub bureaucracies funded by billions of dollars from taxes we never agreed to be taken from us at threat of gunpoint and imprisonment.
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  16. ​ @SeekerOfTruth-b2i  Imagine trying to explain the CIA, FBI, and CDC to the founding fathers.
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  17. ​ @ninadaly7639 Cheree Peoples Jamal Trulove For starters...
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  18.  @cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059  Well-regulated, maintained, and distributed machineguns aren’t a problem. The machineguns that were used in the 1933-1934 bank robberies and police stations raids were all police or military machineguns. John Dillinger used M1921 Thompsons stolen from police armories. Clyde Barrow used Browning BARs stolen from National Guard armories. John Dillinger and Clyde Barrow were gunned-down within weeks of the 1934 NFA infringements. The whole NFA was oriented around the false premise that John Dillinger and 500,000 underworld gangsters like him were out there robbing banks and running from the police.
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  19. ​ @Phoenixrises113  "Shall not be infringed" means the same now. The phrase people have problems with nowadays is "well regulated", which at the time meant well-trained, well-maintained, kept in proper working order with necessary equipment.
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  20. Jordan asked about them using Electronic Countermeasures to block any cell or radio transmissions too, which was interesting.
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  21.  @Sarah-im3lp  Locals in Arkansas. ATF hired an informant to go buy a gun from Malinowski, then they had local police pull him over for MJ possession, then went to a judge claiming Malinowski was selling firearms that were recovered in a crime. That’s literally how they got the warrant. It was a total fraud and criminal misconduct on the part of the ATF agents. The question is, why did they target Malinowski, and Airport Director?
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  22. I never had faith in it to start after about age 14.
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  23.  @michellepratt902  The medical field has extremely high rates of conformity/cowardice bias because of career risk. People work really hard to get certs and credentials, with excellent pay and don't want to risk losing all that.
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  24.  @dymphnaelsanto5577  The Soviets financed Pennsylvanian Biden’s 1972 campaign in Delaware so they could get moles into the Senate to help pass pro-Soviet treaties. They used The Council for a Livable World environmentalism activist rights front group to funnel the money into his campaign. One of their key targets at the time was the B-1A Strategic Bomber. After Biden was elected and sworn-in, he flew to Leningrad and met with senior Politburo members to get his marching orders to kill the B-1A, came back to the US, and began cheer-leading that effort in the US Senate and Congress, with help from the media. Meanwhile, “someone” transferred the technical data package to the Soviets and they finalized their design for the Tu-160, which they swear isn’t a copy of the B-1 at all (look at the 2). After Carter and Congress killed the B-1A, Biden flew back to Russia to meet with more Politburo members and the Soviet premier, who sent him back to DC to help push along the SALT II Treaty. Biden was the prime cheer-leader again for SALT II in the Senate. He has been an enemy to the US his entire political career, and is openly compromised by the Russians, Burisma, and Chinese with a literal money trail and open bragging about his corruption/treason.
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  25.  @sandymanmuuray  You might want to get that TDS looked at. It’s rotting your mind.
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  26. ​ @kamijones9136  Metastatic tumors might be more fitting for our political class.
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  27.  @joshgroom8421  Obama was a non-performer intellectually. He was a C student at Occidental who gained entrance into Columbia under the foreign student process, not due to his grades (which weren’t even close to Columbia standards at the time). His use of the non-word “um” all the time was painful to listen to. There is no substance to his statements, other than repeats of sermons heard by Jeremiah Wright, Nation of Islam pretexts, and Marxist snippets Frank Marshal Davis. I’ve read his books. He isn’t intellectually-inclined.   Trump has been performing in the private sector, employing tens of thousands of hard-working Americans, running businesses, taking risks through failures and successes until reaching the levels he has. Obama couldn’t even break into the bottom of those sectors because it requires hard work. Obama said the hardest job he had as a kid was scooping ice cream because the scoop was hard to dig into the frozen mass, hurt his wrist. Dude is a weak person who was propped up by foreign interests to destroy the US from within.
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  28. States just need to withhold taxes until DC gets its act together. Target IRS agents for arrest and prosecution.
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  29.  @paulslund1  Fauci: "If anybody is lying here Senator, it is you." You can't do that to the Senate. They never allow witnesses to speak like that, except Fauci was allowed to. Why?
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  30.  @MallBlartPaulCop  On truckloads of unfolded mail-in ballots.
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  31. They are members of organized crime rackets dating back to Prohibition in many cases. In others, they date back to the 1840s. As long as you protect the crime ring, you will be protected.
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  32. She just said they (DOJ) hold that banning slaves and Native Americans from possessing firearms pre-Civil War was legal and appropriate for the context of the law at that time. Did you all catch that?
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  33.  @JacksonStarMining  If you run it through an AI engine that registers all their speeches, it says, "You should have let me continue to run for Senate, I m-m-mean you kno-." "Joe, Do you hear yourself? It's over. We just gotta see it through." "But but but I'm the acting White House guy." "Yeah, whatever. Let's do this funeral."
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  34.  @jenniferandrews8449  Actually, they punished a senior Marine officer for calling out the "leadership" on the Afghan retreat, while the USMC General in CENTCOM praised the Taliban for their ability to provide outer ring security.
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  35. ​ @atticusandwinifred3274 Border Patrol and basic observation contradict this claim. The numbers aren't even close. Repeating the falsehood doesn't make it true, so stop it already.
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  36. A lot of it is in the open already. Look at who wired $3.5 million to HB in Feb 2014.
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  37. ​ @DaTooch_e To have silk ties made in legitimate business, then crushing the Chicoms with tariffs? Do you study any of this before commenting?
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  38. I’m disgusted with both of the parties. RINOs are almost as bad, other than when it comes to judicial appointments that follow party lines. We need to cut off their money.
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  39.  @jillsouthers5916  Treason and election interference don't care about private or public employment. They're punishable either way.
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  40. Uh hum....Federal Reserve banks have entered the chat.
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  41. It's pretty easy to understand because Trump is the only candidate who represents American workers who used to be beholden to the Democrat/Mafia-run unions. Union members got sick of the Democrat party creating more and more regulations, which forced a lot of employers to move jobs and manufacturing overseas. Trump is the only President who seriously took that issue on, and union employees know it.
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  42.  @anubis7457  A few specific things with Trump: 1. For the first time in generations, household income to home price ratio went up, so it was easier for all Americans to buy a home. 2. Energy independence and low energy costs 3. For the first time in generations, Trump's HHS flattened drug prices with 900-1000 generic drugs authorized each year. Big Pharma hated that. 4. He threatened Putin with something crazy if Putin were to invade Ukraine, so the little punk didn't. He then thanked him by authorizing US forces to annihilate Russian forces in Syria at the battle of Khasham in Feb 2018, when they attacked a small contingent of US SOF. 5. Military morale was unusually-high, good recruitment numbers, new weapon systems being procured, no new wars started, despite the war-mongers trying to pressure him into invading Iran. 6. Cars were affordable. 7. He negotiated more Middle East peace deals than all other US Presidents combined.
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  43.  @Robbie28  If an Air Wing Commander in the USAF just went absent without informing the Deputy Wing Commander, it would be cause for relief at a minimum. If a Commanding General over an Army Division did the same, he would be relieved as well. Same for a Navy Captain of a vessel or command. That’s what we always practice succession of command, or at least used to as part of the normal combat, training, and administrative day-to-day ops. The SECDEF is a higher military position than any of these with real-time strategic and political duties and responsibilities, that yield real-time consequences. It must be taken seriously and Congress is exercising their oversight in doing so in this scandal.
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  44. When I was just doing my initial general studies, we had this girl in my oral communications class who was verifiably illiterate. She couldn't read her own writing, whatever gibberish it was. She didn't belong anywhere near a college campus, not even in a janitorial capacity. Yet there she was with her Pell Grant and no vocabulary outside of street slang. Guys like this look like geniuses next to her, because all they have to do is show up, put in minimal work, and ace their classes.
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  45. It's insane because the premises for both of those acts were entirely erroneous. 1934 was based on the premise that there were over 500,000 criminals like John Dillinger "out there" as an underground army as claimed by FBI Director Hoover, when there were maybe 50 between the handful of Midwest gangs from Dillinger to Bonnie & Clyde. 1968 was based on the main premise that Lee Harvey Oswald was able to mail-order firearms that he allegedly used to shoot JFK, Gov Connally, James Tague, and officer J.D. Tippit, therefore the rest of the inhabitants if the Nation must be punished. Oswald wasn't a prohibited person, so that argument holds no merit, while also violating the principle of assumption of criminal intent for all firearms ownership. Both 1934 & 1968 are unconstitutional infringements that have no solid reasoning behind them. They directly violate the Bill of Rights.
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  46. Where they can be guaranteed to vote D from the grave indefinitely.
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  47. ​ @jasonwhite6463 A true professional is able to answer these very basic types of questions, cite foundational document sources and sub paragraphs, as well as court precedents because he has studied and practiced them for decades. They're not difficult questions at all. Some are even basic high school civics level, particularly the one about war powers.
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  48. ​ @Blerbad  The fact she is more articulate than Kamala is icing on the cake.
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  49. Then before COVID, remember the Dem/Rep Senators profiting off measures that were about to take place, which they "had no knowledge of"? It doesn't matter how many rules we demand be passed. These are criminals whose lifestyles thrive on breaking said rules while enriching and empowering themselves and their financial backers.
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  50. ​ @Mid.night1000rr  Putin always planned to expand Russian territory. Ukraine is just along the way to the rest of Eastern Europe, from Bulgaria on up to Finland.
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