Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "LiveNOW from FOX" channel.

  1. He wasn't arrested trying to cross the border. He was 12 miles from the border. This was a Canadian arrest, not a US one. Thanks, Canada, for your close cooperation.
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  2.  @joeytaylor2785  Sorry, what? I can't make out your meaning.
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  3. Win-win!🤣
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  4. Hunter Biden: "Allow me to introduce myself."
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  5. Kid yelling out to the back yard: "Mom, I think the Amazon guy is here! Want me to get it?"
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  6. But hey, don't forget that, as Kimberly Cheatle said, the roof was sloped "at its highest point." 😂 Omg The moment I heard her say that, I knew she was gone. Not qualified to manage a fruit stand, let alone the Secret Service. Likewise whoever hired her.
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  7.  @TruthTeller8888  The accomplices were/are in NYC.
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  8. Execute is a loaded term. It means either to carry out a judicial death sentence or to murder as a political act. Since this guy was never put on trial, I think possibly we have an Ivy League grad running the newsroom here.
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  9. I predict this man's wig will lose in a landslide. Perhaps a mudslide, perhaps a waterslide. Some kind of slide.
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  10.  @LukaDonesnitch  Through US airports, of course! How can you ask? You act like I have some kind of radical theory, but this is all in documents and video collated long ago. It's you who's got the wild made-up story here. Wild stories, if they reach a certain age, become traditional 'knowledge' to those who for any reason don't know better.
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  11. All of a sudden this poor excuse for a person cares about the life of a police officer? I wanted a news report, not insincere hand-wringing from this nasty piece of work who created conditions for violence in Minneapolis.
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  12.  @TruthTeller8888  Yeah, sadly true. Anyway, they were supposedly there waiting for him. Mighta been Jersey, idk. I wonder if they vanished, since no word of arrest. Scary.
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  13.  @3limabean  "Ignorant" is just at the top of a list of suitable words. It could go on for a page.
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  14.  @LukaDonesnitch  Wrong. Not one of them entered through Canada.
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  15. Not the whole world. In this case just the criminal, the prosecutors, the reporter with her sanctimonious air, and the alleged human beings demonstrating outside the courthouse.
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  16. Hollywood: 😥 Hunter Biden: 😭
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  17. She must [blank] a mean [blank], that's all I can say. Nothing else could explain why she ever had a relationship with anyone.
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  18.  @xijinpingsfavoritehemorrho1328  Get real. Up until Jan. 20 both countries charged tariffs amounting to 1-2% of total imports. I repeat, both. Look it up. Believing things that are simply untrue is the religion of the Dear Leader's supporters. Sad!
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  19.  @anthonyholder7629  I don't believe anyone knew that's what that old man was, although clearly more than one official dropped the ball and should've paid the price for that. As for "medals," you imagined that. My advice: Don't slander a country which is one of America's few friends. Canada, UK, Australia, Isr. That's about it. Four out of 190, bro.
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  20. I suspect Starmer or Trudeau.
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  21.  @nancetardiff339  That doesn't make any sense. (1) What would make anyone think I'm a citizen of Is.? (2) I'm talking about Iranian civilians. (3) Being around such factories overnight right now is too dangerous to be justified by a security guard's paltry wage. Courage doesn't enter into it, just common sense. Good luck recovering from that fever. Such a level of delirium is dangerous.🤣
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  22.  @EvilWizardWeedSheeee  Unique understanding of the English language and reality there. Terrific. You'd make a good gender theorist.
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  23. According to a rumor, the murder happened following a dispute over who would shoot whom.
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  24. Simply false.
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  25. Listen to yourself.🙄
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  26.  @simonelliot3712  Oof, cheap tactic diverting attention to the country when the lust for violence is flagrantly on your side. [Sideshow Bob shudder]
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  27.  @simonelliot3712  Nor do I care which side you're on. I think this is important enough to rest on principle, and interest be damned. Anyway, have a good night.
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  28.  @simonelliot3712  You called for violence, then say I'm the one "spouting off a narrative" when I criticize you for it. 🙄 Fire up that copium and inhale deeply, deeply.😂
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  29. Because bribes to the more moderate ones keep the most radical ones out of power, ones who would love to fire off nuclear weapons. On the whole it's probably money well spent. Yes the world is a mess. But it's perpetually on the verge of getting 1000x messier. It's the USA that keeps it where it is.
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  30. "Why"? Cuz payoffs to the more moderate ones keep the most radical ones out of power, ones who would love to fire off nukes. On the whole it's probably money well spent. Yes the world is a mess. But it's perpetually on the verge of getting 1000x messier. It's the US that keeps it from going entirely off the rails.
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  31. Remember last month when he set a deadline for the release of hostages by a certain group? He vowed that "all hell would break out" if the deadline were not honored, but it passed without all hostages being released. And nothing happened. They called his bluff and nothing happened. Weak!
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  32. "Stranded" seems overstated. Applied to space travel, the word has overwhelming connotations of extreme peril or hopelessness. Here, an already-scheduled SpaceX Dragon craft is expected to seamlessly take them and 3 other Americans home in 5 months. As "stranded" means "left without the means to move from somewhere," the other 3 were technically stranded as soon as they were dropped off back in March.
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  33. I don't think he was hiding in Tehran. I think he was just there to meet the freshly-inaugurated president of Iran. If he had been there for some time, I haven't heard mention made of it.
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  34. It's 2024. Do a search, if you know what that is. Or pose your query to Perplexity.
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  35. 1) "Pull out"? It's not "in." No US personnel on the ground in either country. 2) The US has a lot of resources. It can walk and chew gum at the same time. 3) Your words are music to the ears of Hum Moss, Khamenei, Hezbollah, Putin, Xi, Kim, and every single tyrant roasting in Hades. But you know that.🤨
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  36.  @ThomasBeltz66  Interesting. Thanks for the info. I always wanted to enter that business but never even tried due to a shortage of capital. Ok, I'm off!....
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  37. Possibly, since he has strong senses of irony and humour, but frankly the way you wrote that makes it sound like he's gleeful about a bad turn of events. I imagine that, like the rest of us, it might strike him as slightly amusing in a way, but I doubt he was glad to hear the mission had a major problem.
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  38. She went for the one who could toss the meanest word salad.
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  39. How could that happen? How did people lose their basic good sense? I guess since video games have been around for a few decades, most people under 50 have had their mental development stunted from a young age. I call it The Great Dumbening. (Yes, I know it has to do with more than video games.)
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  40. ​ @anthonyholder7629  It's slanderous to mischaracterize a loyal ally for an honest mistake, however ridiculous it is for that country's PMO staff to drop the ball in such a manner. And no, high-school history does not teach the history of Ukraine in the 1930s and 1940s. Hah. Many Canadians do know that Ukraine was systematically starved in the 1930s by the Moscow regime, and therefore, when told that the old man "fought against Russia," would assume that it was in that context. (It wasn't specified in the ceremony that his service was in WWII. Eyebrows would've been raised.) But except perhaps in some school districts in Saskatchewan or Manitoba where many Canadians of Ukrainian descent live, they wouldn't have heard about Ukrainians battling Russia during WWII ever in their lives, let alone in a high-school classroom. Not a chance, period.
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  41. Dunno. Is 100k too high?
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  42.  @WhateverProduction4  For him to win, he has to turn out to be like the Brad Pitt character in Snatched. (He was a little guy who was so lightning-fast he was just a blur, and could easily knock out guys literally twice his size.) But I don't foresee that. Guys like that character are born fighters with long experience from early boyhood onwards. Zuck, I don't know, but I doubt it. I know he only took up martial arts (BJJ) three years ago at the age of 36.
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  43. I suppose you're looking at pictures of him on vacation a year or two ago. He lost weight since then and has been looking pretty trim in recent months. I think your assertion is out of date.
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  44. ​ @justanothernick3984  Well, for one thing he's been training in multiple martial arts disciplines from time to time since Zucky was in diapers. The latter took up such training only in 2020 at 36. "Musk has trained in Kyokushin karate, taekwondo, judo and 'Brazilian jiu-jitsu briefly' throughout his life, he revealed on Joe Rogan's podcast, and he has also shared a photo of himself fighting a sumo wrestler in the past."—Daily Mail. He lost to his 350-lb. opponent, but he won the first round, in which he actually lifted the sumo champion up and threw him. For another, he has a large size advantage including about 6" in height and at least 30 lbs. in weight. How strong can a guy be who's 5'7" and 155? When Musk was a young adult he worked as a manual labourer on a farm on the Canadian prairies and in a sawmill in British Columbia. As you may know, a lot of one's strength when young can easily be regained through training. When Zucky was a young adult, his exercise consisted of tapping a keyboard in his dorm room. It seems to me that the outcome will depend a lot on what kind of shape Musk is in, by which I mean the results of his recent strength training and his cardiovascular capacity.
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  45.  @timothymcintosh2932  Like you, I wish him luck with a capital F.
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  46. This is what Putin and Xi watch when they meet up to plot against the US and it's time to stop for a break. It gives them confidence that they cannot possibly fail since they'll be going up against such a total loser country. And you know what? They're right. RIP America, a pretty great people not so long ago.
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  47.  @satanielgaming  He didn't make it any closer to the border than 12 miles.
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  48.  @rowyourboat5361  Check your own trousers. (1) There's been no mention of his status in Canada, only that he was "living in Canada." (2) He DID NOT enter the US and never got to the border. He was 12 miles away when he was arrested by Canadian police. (3) He planned to enter illegally. He had arrangements with a human smuggler. Please, smash your keyboard for the benefit of all.😂
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  49. The job of Democratic presidential nominee is officially open. Gov. Noisome wants to be ready to dump California and take a stab at it. He has to be able to claim he imposed a solution. Noisome indeed.
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  50.  @nicofelie  It's not an accent thing. It's just how Canadians say that one word. And it isn't "soory." It rhymes with Laurie (instead of starry).
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  51.  @nicofelie  Just say you're soory.
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  52.  @nicofelie  b/c no sense of humor. Sad!
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  53.  @nicofelie  Omg, talk about slow on the uptake.🤣 Now if you'll excuse me, I must be going. I like my foes worthy. Buh-bye!
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  54. Coming soon to the Great State of New York: Kidnapper's rights. Buy the baby some clothes, teach it to walk and you don't have to give it back. It's all yours unless the parents hire 15 lawyers.😆
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  55. It is interesting to note that 1 US ton of gold (29,167 troy oz.), cast in the form of a perfect cube, measures only 14.2" on a side. In a slightly different shape it would fit in a 1.65 cu.ft. microwave (typical size for an over-the-range model), yet its current market value is $80.1 million.
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  56. Close to zero coverage of this can be found on major media outlets. They don't care. Or they like that it's happening. I notice, btw, that the NYT in its customary water-carrying fashion calls the ceasefire proposal Biden's (!), not Israel's. They'll say anything — anything — to prop him up.
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  57. 1) Zero mention of Rafah or tanks moving in. That's inexcusable treatment of us. 2) Omg, that thumbnail.😯 If that thing's aimed at you, it is not your lucky day.😳 3) Also, this is not the time to be an overnight security guard at an Iranian drone factory. I'd probably either call in sick for a few weeks or just quit.
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  58.  @LukaDonesnitch  That is false. The evidence clearly shows that the 9/11 attackers entered the United States through airports using legal entry procedures, not over the Canadian border. There is documentation of all their travel in and out of US airports using valid ID. The idea that they came through Canada is a misconception that arose after the attacks. I seem to recall Hillary Clinton saying that they did. (I know, it's shocking that she would say anything that wasn't so.😂) If you know of any verifiable evidence to the contrary which has emerged in the recent past, from any credible source, please share it.
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  59.  @LukaDonesnitch  That's false. No 9/11 attacker entered through Canada.
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  60.  @Sovereign_Citizen_LEO  Ok, rando.
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  61.  @LukaDonesnitch  Legally, with legal documents. From across the Atlantic. That's what you can't accept, that we just let them in. They came to destroy and we held the door open for them. It wouldn't surprise me if we gave them student loans for flight school. It was all legit. But you still think it had to be someone else's fault or weakness.
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  62.  @tuberNunya  You're faulting my English? Go ahead, explain yourself. This should be good.😂
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  63.  @LukaDonesnitch  They got in legally at airports coming from across the Atlantic, not via Canada. You can't accept that they came in with proper documents, without any other country letting us down. They came with ill intent and we held the door open for them. It wouldn't surprise me if we gave them student loans for flight school in Florida.
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  64. ​ @LukaDonesnitch  They landed at US airports coming from across the Atlantic, not via Canada. All 19. You can't accept that they came in with proper documents, without any other country letting us down. They came with ill intent and we held the door open for them. It wouldn't surprise me if we gave them student loans for flight school in Florida.
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  65.  @LukaDonesnitch  Reply not allowed ATM. Will post later.
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  66.  @bobsmith6544  Oh? Why? The video misstated the facts by saying "He was arrested trying to cross the border." Just sit down and breathe. It will be ok.
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  67.  @anthonyI  I knew that and never said otherwise. Don't smoke anything.
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  68.  @bobsmith6544  Did a raccoon bite you? I would get that fever checked out. In the meantime sit down and breathe. Just breathe.
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  69.  @MRobles-705  Wrong. He was arrested driving through Quebec, not where he lived, which was Toronto. He is a citizen of Pakistan, not Canada. You've got him mixed up with that father-and-son pair from earlier in the year. It's easy to look up all these facts instead of messing up a thread with incorrect claims.
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  70.  @LukaDonesnitch  That is false. The evidence clearly shows that the 9/11 attackers entered the US through airports using legal entry procedures, and no travel through Canadian airports was involved. There is documentation of all their travel in and out of US airports using valid ID. The fact is that America held the door open for them. It wouldn't surprise me if they were given student loans for flight school in Florida. Face facts. Facts don't care about what anyone wants to believe for their own emotional reasons.
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  71. For a while I thought she was just the most impressive member of the Trump administration. Now I think she's simply one of the most impressive American in public life that I'm aware of, period.
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  72. I have no idea what the response to the ultimatum will be, but I suspect the people who issued it are in little doubt.
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  73. So sad when someone born with a brain comes out with such a claim.
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  74. He injured a vertebra in a sumo wrestling match some years back and had to get a titanium plate to fuse two vertebrae together as a result. So he got an MRI as part of his pre-fight health check, which is just something anyone would have to do out of common sense. (It appears doctors cleared him to go ahead.) I see no cowardice in it. As for weight loss, he lost around 30 pounds last year and multiple sources give his weight as 187, which is pretty appropriate for a 6'2" frame. Certainly too low for liposuction. It seems you resent him, or your post would've been more fact-based.
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  75.  @DavidHuston  I think you should find something else to be mad about.
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  76.  @DavidHuston  I don't know. You seem angry. Look at your OP. It's seething with resentment and antipathy.
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  77.  @DavidHuston  This thread shows that you're in the habit of making things up. Five altogether—four about Musk and now one about me. Whatever gets you through the day, pal.
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  78. Omg, what a putts. (Forgive the spelling. You know why.) He makes every aspect of every issue with every person and every country about their "relationship" with him.🙄
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  79.  @JSE4  No, this isn't what I call international politics. I call it war.
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  80.  @JSE4  Discuss it with yourself. I've got better things to do than chat with someone who says "based off"😂
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  81. Vraiment.
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  82. Secret Service: "That golf course was unsafe for agents to be on. It has a slope at its highest point."
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  83.  @snooper71  BS!! He's not "from" Toronto. He's a recently-arrived citizen of Pakistan. And he never "crossed." He was arrested 12 miles north of the border. And the cops were aware that he had a human smuggler waiting for him not far away, so I wouldn't be so sure that Roxham Road is "closed."
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  84.  @snooper71  Wow, such an important person and I only read one of your two posts. Boy am I ever embarrassed. My apologies, your royal highness!
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  85. Let every country follow the US lead on this.
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