Comments by "Timothy Neumann" (@timothyneumann6586) on "RFK Jr. Spars with Dem Senators Trying to Smear Him at Hearing, with Michael Knowles and Link Lauren" video.

  1. The Klingon home world is Kronos, which means durable and intractable challenges of any kind. As in, "The poor you will always have with you," from Jesus's own mouth. Vulcans would say, "Please make sure the streets are mean enough to insist that Amerika makes the homeless a needed public distribution based upon the GOP jackboots, a public complaint showing the skittish and scared local politicians unable to keep their miffed mops to themselves responding to public news in GOP administrations. The San Francisco people haven't had a Republican mayoralty since the 1950s. I live in District 3. Some people think Chinatown is the characters that just are printed dead that way in their books. Jacky Paper.
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  2. I know that the secular psychology departments don't acknowledge the existence of the Judeo-Christian soul. They believe the mind is a fog produced somehow by neurotransmitters in the brain among all those neuronal regions in the brain. Once life ceases, the brain stops producing that fog, which they say is the mind. The notion of a durable soul after death is a foreign notion to the current psychology departments in most secular institutions. Therefore, it is a truth based upon the selfish needs of self-determination or genetic perpetuation as in "The Selfish Gene."
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  3. There are a lot of people in state schools who really don't like the behavior of church children behaving on the basis of memory work, catechization, and religious principle. The schools want evolution, secular statist ethical principle grown from that, and keep the religious motivation out of the need to behave oneself. It used to be a good thing to allow the children to be religious in public school because they were behaving themselves. However, there is a problem with the religious motivation for their behavior in the first place today.
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  4. Maha, which means "The What?" in Aramaic. I've had no mazto' ball soup, which is probably a niphal or hiphil verbal form of the verb "to find." I'm not sure about that.
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  5. Link in The Legend of Zelda, which is the issue of Middle Earth of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Above ground is Mordor, especially the mean streets of the Concrete Jungle and the numb bureaucracy that occasioned Cannery Row. Under ground is the wood elves in the forests with the mallorn trees and the elves of Rivendell being the women. They all hide their home addresses off the planet on the special island that disappeared off planet as a result of the ship built by Cirdan the shipwright.
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