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

  1. We've not really had journalism in the US since the 1800s even, if you're talking about reporting the truth.
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  2. If the parties don't affiliate with us, why should we with them?
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  3. Yes. Every WH goes through a document declassification and records review process during transition, to ensure the Presidential Records Act is followed. The outgoing President is mandated by the PRA to maintain their records.
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  4.  @Balderdash1000  That thought never even remotely crossed my mind.
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  5. They were formed out of the Alcohol Tax Unit and Prohibition Bureau, which were criminal agencies working for the Mafia during Prohibition. Congress expanded their role to regulate certain firearms in 1934 after a string of bank robberies and police station raids conducted by John Dillinger and his gang, as well as Bonnie & Clyde, and Ma Barker’s gang. Mafia, DOJ, Congress, and FBI didn’t like small-time gangsters with V8 powered cars and machineguns out-gunning their paid-for police, or robbing their banks and destroying mortgage records during the height of the Depression. So they punished the rest of us for the crimes of a tiny handful of gangs, all of whom were gunned-down by police that year anyway.
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  6. ​ @Geewasright Bush started 9/11?
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  7.  @frankenz66  There are no such things as Democrats or Republicans in DC, only millionaires doing the bidding of billionaires.
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  8. Who controls elections in NJ? Same people who wrote the 1920s Prohibition rules.
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  9. Homeschool for the win.
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  10. @johndiggle9129  Bernie Sanders received approximately $1.5 million from the pharmaceutical industry during the 2020 election cycle, making him the largest recipient of such funds among members of Congress. However, he has stated that this money primarily came from rank-and-file workers rather than corporate PACs or executives. Interesting that he voted not to confirm RFK Jr. for HHS.
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  11. The purpose of school is to dumb down people, and has been so since the introduction of public schooling in the late 1890s.
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  12. His book is really good as well. I've met him many times. He's more like a wise grandfather who is trying to set up his children and neighbors up for success.
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  13.  @JelMain  I'm talking metallic rifle cartridges, not exotics. Wray wouldn't know the difference between any of them, nor could he care less.
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  14. ​ @garystuartadams1 Like hurricane Katrina?
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  15.  @VideoServicesVB  SWAT/SRT/ERT/ESU normally consist of a HQ element, Sniper/Observers, and Entry Teams.
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  16. I don't think he realizes where he even is at any given time. He said several times in 2020 that he was running for Senate, and that we can't have 4 more years of George Bush.
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  17.  @MrStucrew  CCP has been bribing politicians, businesses, and schools for decades. They own the Bush and Clinton families, as well as Gores and Bidens. Neil Bush has huge interests in China and recently merged his defense aerospace firm with his Chinese real estate cutout. Biden family corruption and bribes are an open secret stupidly and clumsily on display for all to see.
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  18. A living witness of bribery from foreign governments hostile to the US is a dud in your estimation? Have you ever heard of the concept of cognitive dissonance?
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  19. They removed my comment about the declassification process during Presidential transitions. This censorship on YouTube is really strange.
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  20. It's been this way for so long, but legacy corporate media hid it from us.
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  21. Uh, have you not reviewed the Hunter emails and text messages yet? Been living under a rock?
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  22. SARS patents were applied for in 2002 by Fauci's researchers, including Dr. Baric. This was before the SARS outbreak immediately after. That research was done at UNC Chapel Hill and Fort Deatrick, with Dr. Shi Zhengli participating. It was banned in 2014, at which time Zhengli took it to the lab in Wuhan, China. Opening statement for their work on animal-to-human SARS coronavirus research in the patents specifically describes gain of threat virulence amplification using engineered spike proteins, which would bind to human endothelia. They've been doing this research for over 20 years, complete with a patent and FDA application trail.
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  23. It puts the biovaxx in its arm or it gets the mask on its face again.
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  24. He literally has the blood of thousands on his hands.
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  25.  @BilboSwagginsTheThird  There are 2 multi-decade periods of global temperature history since 1880 where significant increases in industrial output, population growth, and emissions were increasing, but global temps decreased. This indicates that there is another major factor that controls global temperatures, not human activities. Sources: NOAA, CRU, NASA GISS, Cowtan & Way, Berkley Earth.
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  26.  @teresamachnicz1740  Japan holds more foreign US debt. Most of US debt is held by US private, then government sectors.
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  27. Show me where the DOJ is enumerated in the Constitution....
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  28. ​ @paleo704 The racist angle has been overplayed and nobody cares anymore, besides, one's alleged racism is immaterial to these crimes. People are sick of it.
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  29. In other countries I’ve lived in, you had to show your passport to vote. It’s very difficult to get a legitimate passport.
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  30.  @sage1336  They’re groomed in graft from cradle to grave.
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  31.  @Kainis80  Her father was Mafia after all, so it fits with the ATF’s lineage as an enforcement agency for the Mafia.
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  32.  @inuArizona  Yup. It’s physically impossible for Russia to even move troops in that region on their side, let alone stage them for a crossing of the Bering Strait. No transportation infrastructure even exists there.
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  33. Weird. My comments about the historical events were removed, once again.
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  34. Before I even got to the Federal firearms violations, I counted at least 13 types of felonies, including treason, FARA violations, money-laundering, Foreign Corruption Practices of 1977 ACT violations, soliciting bribes from hostile nations, threatening and coercing foreign hostile actors to pay his family, human-trafficking, schedule II narcotics possession and distribution (filmed himself engaged in these activities several times even), yet nothing.
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  35. May a thousand curses fall upon his wretched and treasonous skin suit.
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  36. It says comments 8, but I only see 2.
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  37. Tar and feather is the way forward, in public, live cast for all to see.
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  38.  @juliedeane4327  Airline pilots led by example. They are especially sensitive to it because if they get neurological disorders, clotting disorders (causes strokes and pulmonary embolisms, deep vein thrombosis), their careers are over without any real fallback options.
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  39. ATF's job is to deter and prevent the people from exercising their rights by requiring us to submit ourselves through a lengthy criminal ID processing routine, a punitive and excessive $200 tax application, and an arbitrary and extreme waiting period to be able to take possession of items we paid for. All of it is obscenely unconstitutional.
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  40.  @V600photo  Canada only has 5.7 million students enrolled in elementary and secondary schools though, out of 39.7 million people total (population of California roughly). The US has almost that many kids enrolled in Kindergarten alone.  In 2021, there were 58.6 million students enrolled in K-12 schools in the US, including public (49.7m), charter (3.4m), and private (5.5m). In addition, there were 3.1 million registered home-schooled children in the 2021-2022 school year. The US also has demographic groups who are targeted by government policy to be kept uneducated or under-educated more than the standard under-education of everyone in public and charter (camouflaged public) schools. Compulsory schooling is pretty dumbing no matter what country it happens in (compared to actual student potential), so the argument is really more about who sucks the least, not how great any particular country is with true education for children. I argue that “Curriculum experts” don’t exist. There are people who have various types of products in the curriculum marketplace, and governments buy them wholesale after they are developed by boards of so-called experts, but that term is very misleading.
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  41.  @c.golden8280  It’s a matter of historical record. Biden was openly ridiculed by Reagan in the 1980s as part of the “nuclear freeze” proponents in Congress. Reagan said, “It sounds like they’ve been getting their policies straight from the Kremlin.” Biden’s travel records confirm that he was meeting regularly with Politburo/Kremlin senior Soviet leadership, then upon return to the States, he campaigned against US defense programs while promoting pro-Soviet treaties. Now you understand why he was selected as Obama’s VP. Nobody could make sense of that, but within the light of his Soviet mole activities, it makes perfect sense. It also explains why along with attacking US defense programs, he worked with segregationists to agitate the black population in the 1970s. These were key active measures campaigns envisioned by the KGB and Kremlin.
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  42. @genesispuredeaf2390  The main reasons for our extreme debt are medicare and social security.
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  43.  @kaydub007  Why do you think I never worked a day in my life? I worked at least 6 different jobs by age 18, before I spent 10 years on active duty in the Army, and all the jobs I’ve worked since. I couldn’t even count how many jobs I’ve had in this adventure.
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  44. States need to just discriminate which Federal agencies are allowed within their borders. Start with banning IRS, FBI, ATF, EPA, FDA, and CDC until we can figure out exactly who they’re working for, because it clearly isn’t us.
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  45. ​ @jaysonflask1663 And some of the strictest gun laws in the Nation. High crime + oppressive gun laws that only punish the law-abiding, while judges let violent recidivists go through California's revolving door rewards system.
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  46. Are you serious?
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  47.  @Daves_Man_Cave  There's no such thing as a loophole to exercising our rights. This is a fundamental problem with people who still don't understand what it is to be free, or American. 13 years+ of conformity training in school creates servile masses who beg for permission to exercise a few of their rights.
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  48.  @Daves_Man_Cave  I can see how we're coming to different conclusions. AR stands for "ArmaLite", not "ArmaLite Rifle". Evidence is the ArmaLite AR-9 and AR-17 Shotguns developed in the 1950s. People make this mistake a lot without being familiar with ArmaLite history. Barrel lengths: In the 1930s, Rifles typically had barrels 24"-30" in length. Carbines were 16"-24". Metallic cartridge technology and pressure containment vessels had lower working pressures in the 1800s, which incrementally increased into the 1930s. In 1934, if you read the NFA Hearings, you'll see that pistols were classified by barrel lengths of 12" or less. There were also short-barreled lever guns that didn't fit well into the common classifications at the time, as well as pistols with holsters that doubled as stocks. An overlooked firearms classification that has evolved more is the Personal Defense Weapon (PDW). PDWs don't always fit into Rifle, Carbine, or Pistol definitions because of barrel length and intent to use with either 1 or 2 hands. One of the earliest PDWs of the 20th Century was the M1 Carbine, but it had an 18" barrel and was literally called a Carbine, though it didn't fire a full-sized rifle cartridge. AR-15, Cz Scorpion, Hk, Striborg, etc. Pistols actually fall more into the category of PDWs. Arbitrary definitions that don't take technological progress into account repeatedly miss the mark. I'll give another example: The Army's new NGSW "rifle" has a 13" barrel, but generates velocities similar to a 24" .270 Winchester firing the same projectile weight. Is it a carbine or a rifle? How would a reasonable person, a firearms historian and technical analyst, and the ATF classify the following? AR-15 w/7.5" barrel AR-15 w/10.5" barrel AR-15 w/12.5" barrel AR-15 w/14.5" barrel Hk SP5 FN 5.7 PS90 w/10" barrel Steyr AUG w/16" barrel Mauser 7.65mm with holster/stock The NFA hearings discussed concealabilty of firearms used by gangsters and Dillinger, with Colt Automatics and Thompson SMGs as their main firearms to be taxed. The pistol tax provision was eliminated, making the concealability metric a moot point. Pistols aren't subject to the NFA. Since they defined pistols as having barrels of 12" or less, what are firearms with 12-18" barrels? Next, why did they arbitrarily change the barrel length for rifles from 18" to 16" in the 1960s, but left shotguns at 18"?
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  49. ​ @jimlance583 Yes, criminals with badges in Federal government.
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  50. Congress has been owned by organized crime and Wall St for 100 years.
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