Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "Fox Business" channel.

  1. Fail once, try again. When your right, you're right. If the representatives can't see the light now, they will as soon as they're voted out! But begin with holding Rosenstein in contempt. Impeach him when evidence is accumulated. Shouldn't be hard.
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  2. If that creep, Mueller, with his propensity for abusing power to get false testimony in order to convict innocent people is to question anyone any more, Horowitz better sit in on everything with a recorder!
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  3. The DOJ, here and elsewhere in the western world, is the second most criminal organization, surpassed only by various intelligence bureaus, tax authorities and big banks. This seems to be caused by the position of (legal) authority in combination with clandestine business and the ability to hide documents – and obstruct FOIA requests ad infinitum... What keeps baffling me, though, is the general inability among our representatives to understand a very basic requirement for any government: The greater the power entrusted, the greater the need for oversight and transparency and the stricter the basic standards to be upheld must necessarily be! Whenever laxness is permitted, corruption quickly ensues, spreading like cancer. In small countries, the financial repercussions of corruption is often more tangible, triggering the necessary remedies and recovery, but in within superpowers the complexities of procedures and the pure bulk of GNP can camouflage the corruption for decades, making the remedial processes that much hard and more dramatic – but at the same time even more urgent...
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  4. Hey hey hey! The big domino isn't in the White House, she lost the election - again...
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  5. Judicial Watch Accountability? Don't get me started. Accountability has been non existent for decades.
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  6. Max Plank, walking the plank to the max...
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  7. It's nice all these politicians leaving. If they have such poor judgement in matters of simple conduct and can't handle power with the gentleness required, their basic mindset makes them generally unfit. Stop all this elite crap. So tired of all the pretending and covering up. Also loose the rape-slushfund immediately, have both houses gone mad? Those bastards can't behave, can goddamn well pay their own restitution fines! Don't, for gods sakes don't protect them or help them hide their ugly mindsets! Let the voters know the facts and see if the clowns get reelected. Why on earth are you morons in the houses having taxpayers pay for your colleges idiotic transgressions? Are you running a madhouse or a government? What's wrong with you?
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  8. Beta...
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  9. Not if Trump isn't assassinated! He won't allow such lunacy. Who's funding this Harvard "expert"? Soros? The Rothschilds?
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  10. The terrorist hype was alway a pretext to increase surveillance of citizens. Otherwise politicians would've quickly stopped importing terrorists and leeches.
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  11. He has left for Florida, but is a permanent resident in New York? He predicts irrecoverable damage, but is looking for solutions? He sounds a but schizo imo...
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  12. I think Sessions is either totally corrupt or incredibly stupid. But I can't quite rule out he's both. Nah, he's a stellar fellow, of course he is... Only not for the office, not for justice, not for the constitution, not for the president and certainly not for the cleanup! He's stellar for the swamp and for his delusions of grandeur only! In the wide, wide land there must be someone well qualified who isn't swamp and will eagerly clean up the sorry mess. Get that person and ditch Sessions.
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  13. MEGA 2020 You're right, banning former Intel agents from presidency does make perfect sense! It absolutely is a conflict of interests.
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  14. Joe Lewis Well, Joe, here's the thing: If a president can be indicted for nothing, it's probably possible to indict Schiff for a lot...
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  15. If the senate doest stop this, the government is utterly useless!
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  16. All the swamp creatures are scared shirtless of Trump's "destabilizing" - not of the country, they couldn't care less - but of their systematic corruption. Many are also scared of exposure for connections to Pizzagate. Luckily they are so panicked they're to hasty to realize how this only strengthen the Trump presidency. So I say: Have at it fools, that we may know who you are and where you belong.
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  17. 05candyman Yeah, na-na-nah, justice and business don't ever bond. Nobody in the region or elsewhere dependent on oil would allowed the strait closed. It's theater-thunder or very poor judgement...
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  18. magister ludi Please, would you kindly clarify when you present yourself? Are you a ludicrous magister or the wacko nut job? Or you can just save yourself the bother, because I've already blocked you for your evident inability to make sense...
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  19. magister ludi Yeah, we know. No need to explain. Your ilk has no core and therefore cannot be shamed further than you've already done on your own. It's just so obvious I wonder why you would even be sarcastic about it...
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  20. By now prospective, double blind tests are being run on hydroxychlorocine. That only goes, when you have strong reasons to believe it's effective. Has anyone heard any retractions or apologies from MSM for trying to ridicule Trump for his quick assertion?
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  21. Oh, come on! Strzok was part of a seditious cabale. Find its members and grill them to kingdom come, now!
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  22. But the house isn't taking the advice from JW! On the contrary, senate has formed a bipartisan group to protect Mueller!?! I think the house is secretly accepting the FBI's slow walking. The time consumption, for the part that's not just fictional, is the blacking out - not of security issues - but of embarrassing revelations! House Oversight could just send in the marshals or marines or somebody, confiscate everything and fire every FBI agent refusing to cooperate. How can oversight work, if the subject for oversight is allowed to hide their skeletons? That's why house oversight not demanding promp delivery is demonstrating tacit acceptance of current FBI and DoJ frauds...
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  23. dlwatib I know, but they surely could find some way to break the stalemate if they wanted to... It's incredibly annoying knowing all the proofs are in the hands of the criminals we need to prosecute. It's also untenable. When the executive branch goes rouge, extraordinary measures must be found or invented - but taken, nevertheless.
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  24. This is the acid test on Trump's metal I mentioned four years ago! He has proven himself not part of the elite cabale, who is protecting this shameful billion dollar industry of child trafficking in the USA! I hope the get most of the paedophiles within MSM editorial boards and CEOs along with the rest...
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  25. 0:50 Sasquatch confirmed! – it talks...
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  26. Yes, the MSM have gone insane, but so have politicians and half the population. Here we are after a slightly unusual corona virus outbreak which hasn't killed anyone ynger than 65 unless they were already immunodeficient. New York (3% of America's population) accounts for well over 50% of all deaths in America, because people were locked down in small ghetto apartments and the blithering fool, Cuomo, forced elderly, sick people upon the nursing homes, where susceptibility is highest. The ridiculous lockdowns, allegedly meant to flatten hospital admission curves, is continuing even after new incidents fell to almost zero and hospitals began to lay off staff! And for all this nonsense, what have we achived? 47 million unemployed in two months, coming from the lowest unemployment rate in half a century. Pure, unadulterated insanity, period!
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  27. Okay, throw the book at McCabe – better late than never, I guess, but jeezz... What took you so long?
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  28. Yada-yada-yada... We've known about this incredible corruption and abuse of power by the DOJ, FBI, CIA leadership for over three years. Why are the responsible leaders not in jail?
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  29. Better take Strzok into protective custody immediately. He's cracking up and is gonna sing, and you just know the powers working the shadows can't have that, so he's most likely destined for a convenient accident or just one more impossible suicide... My guess is they'll go with the impossible suicide because it broadcasts a message of fear, like "we can get anyone anywhere and get the authorities to pronounce it a sucide". Perhaps investigate connections and communications between Hillary and Strzok? The most likely go between being Huma Abedien. And where's the Wiener laptop with Huma's emails. Where're the files from the folder named "Life insurane"? Did Comey have it destroyed? Does Horowitch know?
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  30. James Ricker I knew it! He must have some advantage somewhere 😄
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  31. Exceptionally well stated!
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  32. The senate has no intention of cleaning up the rampant government corruption. Listen to this wuss being almost apologetic to the Bidens...
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  33. Look how Nunes is far more realistic on Yates's mendacious than Linsey Graham. Graham is such a fake foghorn. He was clearly thinking that he'd accomplished something worthwhile by getting Yates to agree the term "rouge" was applicable to Comey. But he's prevaricating, too. He clearly doesn't want to answer why republicans won't ensure prosecution of those who spied on the president. Instead he accused the interviewer of missing a point – that the dems did precisely what they accused Trump of doing. That horse won't pull into any courtroom. It's just an astute polical observation (originally introduced by yours truly). All of the so called representatives agreed on one basic thing: They're not interested in sentencings!
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  34. All the money mongering "social media" are shadow banning whoever and whatever they dislike. They don't feel any responsibility whatsoever for the constitution or for the nation – which is after all making their existence possible. They will – out of greed and infantile hubris – keep perpetuating their shady censorship unless government steps in and regulate them in ways they can really feel financially. It's furthermore very naive to say Facebook can't control 2 million users. They can, easily! They simply use AI to sift through everything. This is already the case. The commercials I am presented with, are clearly sensitive to the expressions I use in comments. No! Just think this through: Why would any entity be allowed to censor anything in a free nation without giving the victim the opportunity to protest and take legal action? Only reason I can see is that they aren't willing to stand guard around the nation's constitution and just use forceful bullying to make more for themselves. Yet this is what they all are doing, right now! Senate and congress needs to teach them harsh lessons never to be forgotten!
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  35.  @edlooney9625  That would be my point
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  36.  @jeanburk9539  I’m afraid it’ll be up to the users how much crap will take...
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  37. NWO globalist cabal -> MSM, Obama, Brennan, Comey -> Washington cabal minions on the take.
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  38. IceXnk6 Your strawman argument is typical for your ilk.
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  39. IceXnk6 No, you insufferable idiot! That's because the words have nothing whatsoever to do with any sentiments. They mean that the deep seated corruption and the coup cabal gnawing away at the constitution and the presidency, weaponizing the CIA, FBI and the DOJ absolutely needs a clean sweep – and if Barr won't do it, he must go!
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  40. IceXnk6 That's not at all what I'm saying, fool!
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  41. patrick The subversive activities against the constitution and the presidency is far more dangerous to America than any outside threat could ever be! CIA black ops may be very dangerous to the president himself right now, but in the longer run, the toxic, fake MSM are a far greater threat to the protection provided for the people by the constitution. Minions, bribed and corrupted by the globalist one percent are trying to reduce elections to a mere farce with them controlling who's elected! And why the eff does it seem impossible to find an attorney general why knows his place and his job?
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  42. Next up, Chinese support to Venezuela...
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  43. BADGUY 1 Yeah, we'll need to let them know their place soon.
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  44. No! He must not skate! He partook in a cabal, plotting sedition!
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  45. I still do find it noteworthy that the crooked, serial liar, Hillary Clinton ended her self serving career on election night with an involuntary, and hopefully prophetic, truth: "If this orange buffoon wins, we'll all hang!" I also think such a statement would have started serious investigations into her criminal activities by any free, professional media and certainly in the houses, too - were they not so involved in the corruption themselves. All those MSM tooting Hillary's experience as state official during campaign - why didn't they start wondering what experience lay behind that particular confession of hers?
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  46. Reform this: 🖕🏼
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  47. Google is going to pay for this for years to come...
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  48. Yeah? What are the CEOs afraid for?
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  49.  LC CL  Yeah, which one? Weiner's or Hunter's? Of course they know long before we do...
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  50.  @drbuckley1  Not according to fools like Lemon, Cuomo and Maddow
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