Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "" video.

  1. This is one step toward banning other beliefs or even thoughts.
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  2. This sounds a lot like what Lincoln and his Federalists did during the Civil War, by arresting his critics, or those who vocally supported the south, in the north. He also suspended habeas corpus, which only Congress can do, (which they didn't). It was illegal, and when several judges pointed this out, including a Supreme Court Justice, he had them arrested. Nobody was brave enough to arrest the SCJ though, who was in his eighties. Last, he shut down over 300 newspapers, and imprisoned some of the owners, along with destroying some of their printing presses. That same federalism is what overtook western nations after WWII, and was behind the creation of the EU.
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  3. That it is, and one must ask why they keep pushing this denial topic in the press, along with certain people using the word "antisemitic" over and over again, when a person or a certain nation's politics are merely criticized. For Germany to be "free" after WWII, it was where this denial law originated. It was occupied by three different non-communist states, and they claimed to be for freedom of speech, with two of them having a written constitution. Something tells me that it is because of who owns many of the bonds that these "free nations" have used to create their fiat currency. These financial institutions seem to rule over every "free state." What this will do is create more hatred within certain radical groups toward them.
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