Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "John Stossel" channel.

  1. Anything that will affect their "booster" program, will not be approved. They have to keep the public hooked on the inoculations, as other meds would make the need go away.
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  2. Alexander Fraser Tytler said, “A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury.”
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  3. I've never seen the left this scared.
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  4. Never apologize for stating the truth.
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  5. There was an article published not long ago at Reason dot com, about the protests now breaking out in Columbia, and the author nailed it, when he labeled it the "rent-seeker's rebellion." They're grifters, looking to profit and exploit without contributing anything to society in return. Race, climate change, equity, etc, are all tools that they're using to do it. In reality, they're all looking for a handout for nothing, and will exploit anything to achieve their goals. Worse, these methods were developed by some within the psychiatric profession, especially by the likes of George Brock Chisholm MD, who was the first director of the WHO. He stated that his profession wished to destroy the idea of right and wrong, and break the "moral chains," which he claimed started all wars. In fact, national economic policies, competition for resources, exploitation, and expansionism are what start wars. Morals stand in the way of the exploitation, etc.
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  6. Anything that will affect their "booster" program, will not be approved. They have to keep the public hooked on the inoculations, as other meds would make the need go away.
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  7. Could you see TSMC investing $100 billion in a European nation and building a manufacturing plant there?
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  8. Welcome to the Wilsonian world of progressivism, which is something the nation has been fighting since the late 1800s.
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  9. All the fabrications have been generated by the UN, since the first Earth Summit held in 1972, at Stockholm. It's about pushing the sustainable development narrative, especially after the 1992 summit at Rio. Look up Earth Summits (plural).
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  10. Government, from time immemorial, was built up around the wealthy aristocrats, trade, economy, and money. Those that think that it has to do with human rights are mistaken. If Jefferson and Madison hadn't stepped in, there would be no legal human or natural rights within the US, as the new government, under the Federalists, was to be the "New Rome," and it was all about trade and protecting the economy. I'll give WJC credit, when he stated one fact: "It's about the economy, stupid!"
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  11.  @cman101892  Quaintly named the "revolving door," in DC. Remember Comey's career? Assistant U.S. attorney under Clinton, and then Deputy Attorney General. Next, Lockheed Martin, Bridgewater Associates, and HSBC, before coming back to the FBI. Corrupt as they come.
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  12. 1968: Alexander King (British scientist). He's the father of it all.
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  13. You know that socialists can't have you thinking freely and using reason. At one time, in the southern US, a teen had to read an entire bookshelf of Greek literature before they were accepted into any college. It sure isn't that way today.
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  14.  @zjoe555  Funny how the media immediately started referring to that one drug as "horse dewormer," when it is the same drug used on humans by medical professionals for the same application. It is what they dose children with, who have been infected by worms. Dosing is the only difference, as it is by weight. The press chose that word to discredit it and ignored the trials performed by medical professionals. The State Dept. has been controlling all media since 2013.
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  15. There is only one type of person that hates capitalism, and that is the person who is envious and jealous. They hate anyone that has more than them. This, then, leads to other mental problems such as depression, etc. This hatred stretches back hundreds of years, and especially toward a certain ethnic group, which is showing its ugly head again.
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  16. Some want to bring down the corporation, by taxing, micromanaging, and regulating it to death in a centralized, or partially-centralized system, (for the greater good, of course), while others want completely unbridled, and unregulated "cowboy" capitalism spread as "free trade" around the globe. Neither works, and there has to be a balance. As George Washington once stated, and I'm paraphrasing, the government needs to stay out of the economy as much as possible, and only use a slight hand to coax it along, while still protecting the nation and public.
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  17. Who is the "New Right?" They're the neocons that were Trotskyites on the left, who left the Ds over FDR's coziness with Stalin, and joined the GOP. The Kristol brothers are some of its founding members.
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  18. You would be surprised at how many will still try to argue that National Socialism wasn't socialism or shouldn't be included with the others.
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  19.  @vonbraun8051  Some claim that Castro dropped the dime on Che, and had someone tell the CIA where to find him. They claim that Castro didn't want Che to ever return to Cuba.
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  20. “Degrowth” is what sustainability, to them, means. It's just another word for it.
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  21. To know why illicit drug sales are up, one only needs to look at the politicos now running the show, and know of their connections to the underworld.
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  22. She sees the truth about society, especially in the Third World, where envy, jealousy, and greed rule supreme. That's why promises of free stuff works. The US practically washed their hands of these nations because of nationalization of industry. Every time a US corporation would start a plant in these nations, employing many, the socialists that gained power would nationalize (steal) them from the corporations, and then try to micromanage the operations. Those at the top of their governments split up the profits, and they left the poor, poor. That's how the Soviet Union was run as well.
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  23. Worse, is when you notice that today's CEOs and politicos do not even believe in the rhetoric they spiel, but are what some call rent-seekers and grifters. They're in it for a few things, to obtain wealth, and to climb the sociopolitical ladder as quickly as possible to advance their agendas. In Columbia, the teachers union was caught red handed about the real reason that they wouldn't go back to teaching. From an article at Reason, titled: Colombia's Anti-Imperialists Import Cancel Culture: "The openly socialist teachers union, La Federación Colombiana de Trabajadores de la Educación (FECODE), has been particularly deceitful. While its leaders refused to return to schools and deliver in-person instruction, claiming that their members are vulnerable to C####-## infections, they also protested in large crowds and herded closely together during street concerts. Depending on their convenience, they have switched from being C#### bedwetters to nonchalant superspreaders at an astounding velocity. FECODE only announced a return to school after a video surfaced in which one of its leaders, who is planning to run for Congress, openly admitted that the strike was about winning power in the 2022 elections." The article goes on to call the activists "rent-seekers."
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  24. And as you speak, the UN is placing its HUMINT database in China.
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  25.  @timurermolenko2013  Since YouTube has now banned news links, search for the story by the WSJ, titled: China Uses the U.N. to Expand Its Surveillance Reach.
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  26.  @timurermolenko2013  It's all about money and power with the big corporations, who then bribe and support their favorite politico. Slavery never really ended, they just moved it east.
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  27. That's the problem with all unions, and some are much worse than the others.
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  28. Government, from time immemorial, was built up around the wealthy aristocrats, trade, economy, and money. Those that think that it has to do with human rights are sorely mistaken. If Jefferson and Madison hadn't stepped in, there would be no legal human or natural rights within the US, as the new government, under the Federalists, was to be the "New Rome," and it was all about trade and protecting the economy. I'll give WJC credit, when he stated one fact: "It's about the economy, stupid!"
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  29. It's time for the entire nation to come down upon this town's government. This is extortion.
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  30. Socialists always try to divide national and international socialism into a left-right paradigm, even though both were born from the same seed. At one time, some US politicians, and the press, (before and during the time of the National Recovery Act), praised the actions of fascism, until Hitler took full control, then they tried to distance themselves from it. It, too, was born from the same socialist seed. The Free State of Fiume is one of my favorite examples of how crazy their ideology is.
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  31. Still, today, the libertine elite do as they wish, while the peasants are forced to live under their tyranny.
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  32. The CCP has always been this way, but it was to be kept hidden, and slowly grown (it states this in the CCP's own documents). Xi did one thing good, he exposed it by his own actions, and now everyone sees the CCP as it really is.
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