Comments by "Hallands Menved" (@Hallands.) on "American Thought Leaders - The Epoch Times" channel.

  1. DNC ISKKK Ah, it was because I mentioned the mass-psychosis? No, I was thinking of the way MSM and their followers carry on even in the face of total exposure. There's a difference between a delusion and a psychosis: The first is normal self-deception, and can usually be corrected with applied facts and a little patience. The psychos is completely fact-resistant for the duration and when it's over, nothing is remembered. That's what was considered demonic possession before Freud. Not sure which explanation makes more sense.
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  2. A King Search me!
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  3. Tim Steinkamp Well, the MSM are owned by money tanks, hedge funds, trust funds and investment funds, made largely tax exempt by moving money elsewhere and by shuffeling them between charities and investments. MSM no longer tell the public what's going on in politics or finance and they don't investigate nor track large movements of money. Our representatives are on the take from the money-scheme machines, and it shows: The voter-base has a fifty/fifty chance to have suggestions turned into law. The big donors and their lobbyists have a solid 80% chance that their proposals are made into laws. This way the system gets more and more crooked year by year. When things get too gross, the lawmakers promise transparency and equanimity, but it's soooo complicated and they always end up ensuring some nice loopholes in the laws for the great players while straining at all the little numbers in our tax returns...
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  4. Tim Steinkamp The people have the power, sure. But it's almost impossible to maintain focus when MSM is spreading dissent and misinformation while hidden censorship on social media is mushrooming and some 85% of representatives have no honor and therefore no correlation between words and deeds.
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  5. I disagree with Nunes on one point: I don't think the coup-attempt was brilliant at all! To me it seemed transparent and clumsy from the get go, easily unraveled, and I thought the conservatives were asleep at the wheel, since they didn't react decisively immediately. I don't know, perhaps it's simply a problem of being unable to fathom how reckless and cynical the leading dems really are, but I also don't consider the ability to "not break ranks" an accomplishment by democrats at all. I believe it's due to a hive-culture laced with omertà, fear of exposure for systematic transgressions and a stupid belief that to be smart means to be a good liar.
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  6. It's easy to hold big tech to account for censorship, we can choose to boycott them, but how do we hold lawmakers to account for deliberately delegating the censorship they depend on to big tech? Because that's what is really going on. Production needs solvent buyers with gumption and hope. They're not inherently interested in oppression of the peoples. But most politicians on the other hand are very primitive in their deliberations. They need power = money, but they don't produce. So they turn to corruption and selling out of everything they can legislate about. That ultimately means the peoples rights to freedom and livelihoods. They're the ones who feel in need of control, control and more control. So they create enemies, wars and endless problems in order to make us dependent on them. They most certainly do not behave as servants for the public, but have to make themselves seem indispensable somehow. So left to themselves, they'll funnel every surplus through bureaucratic bodies, created by themselves for themselves.
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  7. I of course agree with Sidney Powell, but I can't understand how Mueller gets away with his subversion and smearing. Seems to me, he can only "stand the law on its head" if he's allowed by the judiciary!
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  8. I think it very naive to assume that MSM "bought into" the Russia Fairytale! If properly investigated, evidence of knowing participation in an orchestrated coup detat could probably be unearthed quite easily. The DOJ could begin by asking for sealed information on how many CIA agents are currently employed by CNN – where they've no business being in the first place. When sufficient grounds for unmasking then were established, depositions could start. The true problem is that nobody really seem to be for or against corruption. It's become so deeply entrenched as to be viewed as a minor, necessary inconvenience, subservient to higher priorities. Only nobody remembers what those higher goals might be – likely because they always were mostly cliches – so now it's just corruption for the sake of power and money to benefit of nobody but the gangsters themselves – and tearing the fabric of society apart, in effect reintroducing enslavement by debt – which is after all what money represent today – hyper inflated debt!
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  9. Good job as usual, Gaetz! But remember to exercise and sleep regularly and eat healthy. You can't really turn back time lost to exhaustion...
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  10. Barry Julian Waldron You've got to put a lid on it...
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  11. mike akridge No, the atmospheric pressure is an indication of the weight of the air column above the point of measuring. The higher you go, the less infrared reflection is retained by the atmosphere, making everything lose heat faster. That's why it's colder higher up. The greenhouse effect is high frequency radiation coming in virtually unhindered by the atmosphere from the sun, then being slowed down by absorption in all solid bodies, thus lowering the frequency towards the infrared end in the reflected radiation, which cannot penetrate air as well as ultraviolet. The energy retention is therefore higher where the atmosphere is thicker. Water has no overall cooling effect, because only minuscule amounts escape to space. Quite to the contrary, in fact, since water vapor (clouds) is even more effective than methane in blocking infrared. Don't you learn these things in school?
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  12. Jacob Walls Nothing scares me much, how about yourself and your immature brain?
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  13. Mueller didn't "leave it to Barr and Rosenstein to assess whether there was obstruction"! Wtf? It was never up to Mueller to do anything but investigate and gather evidence. Those are the rules of special counsel since the revisions which followed the Starr investigation. Get the basic facts straight, please, the MSM doesn't! Actually, this twisted concept is what brought about the firing of Comey: He stated that he himself decided intent couldn't be proved by Hillary, but Horowitch made it clear that he thereby overstepped his bounds. It was formally up to the then AG, Loretta Lynch, to take this responsibility upon herself and to address the public about her reasoning. But the cabale was already on such shaky ground, they didn't dare follow procedure. LL's credibility was already too tainted by her clandestine meeting on the runway and the public would never have accepted her call. So someone higher up asked Comey to do it, and who might that be but the president without a birth certificate?
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  14. 10:30 Not to mention that the forest fires have not increased – neither in California nor Australia ...
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  15.  @melanoficus  Thanks, edited!
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  16.  @ruth6471  Well, thanks, but I don't know any such thing. To me it's just an open, but important question, and I can't accept that no-one in public media ask them...
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  17. It’s astonishing to me that the Supreme Court can choose not to hear a case without putting out informative guidelines and arguments as to why. Such medieval practices seem to preserve institutional justice being very heavily biased against the very criticism needed to keep politics democratic and against the debate which might make lawmakers update the laws and their implementation by the courts.
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  18. The press doesn't show any tendency towards "fixing itself". On the contrary, it's still peddling "conspiracy" and "racist" at every exposure of its innumerable coverups and lies. It's even supporting censorship on social media, while politically motivated shadow banning is perpetrated on all the major social platforms by all the major players... Frankly, it seems to me that MSM have no concern for the wellbeing of America nor the people. As far as I can tell, their focus is determined solely by the money flows. True information, necessary for citizens to partake in meaningful elections, is also of no concern to them. I think they're so disdainful of the public, they actually would support despotic oligarchy in America openly, if they thought they could get away with it. They must think Russia and China are doing great?
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  19. Your angle and depth of understanding is feeble: The rightful president don't need "his day in court". He neds to expose the magnitude of election fraud and demand properly supervised re-elections in the most rotten states — if necessary using international supervision!
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  20. He sounds as dumb as he looks. Thought leader? Never in a thousand...
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  21. Amy Wells You're right! I assumed too much. 😔
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  22. Amy Wells I'm not on Facebook or any other social platform, only YouTube, and the way Google is implementing censorship, I may not hang on much longer. Do you get email notifications on responses to your YouTube-comments? Oh, I didn't mean to make you feel exposed. It's just habitual pattern recognition from my days in psychiatry paired with intuition speaking. And the traits and reactions are very, very common and natural to everybody, I assure you. People just handle them very differently. Fx the now waning breed of what we used to call "character neurotics" may even be completely unaware of such feelings within themselves, but they're there anyway. Suppression of certain feelings, labeled wrong or bad or whatever, then incipiently determines the scope of their existence until they get anxiety attacks – "for absolutely no reason whatsoever, out of the blue sky!" Those are the easiest patients to cure. In a few sessions you simply allow them to discover – by themselves – what triggers these bouts of anxiety, compliment them for their acuity and success and tell them to use the same strategy next time around. It's those souls mangled and broken by childhood abuse that's very, very hard to heal...
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  23. Amy Wells Now remember to go and edit out the address from your comment, or you'll risk being swamped...
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  24. Amy Wells I've sent an email, so you have my address by now, but it doesn't say Hallands Menved in the from box...
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  25. Shame on all these institutions of power doubling down on fighting dirty to get more, more, more power and control.  Shame on our elected representatives allowing banksters to suck working people and small business-owner dry and moving the goalposts whenever ordinary people try to get ahead on the stock marked with it’s geared »hedge funds«.  Shame on governments selling out of national resources and individual rights and freedom to enrich themselves through kickback schemes and special benefits – or as we used to say before censorship evolved into thought-control and double-think – bribes and corruption...
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  26. Cartesian Diver I listened to the Bremer vs Buck video, but how am I supposed to know what the real percentage is? I don't know much about Buck but here he makes a lot of sense imo: https://youtu.be/XjLmxKx1t1Q
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  27. Cartesian Diver I didn't know all of that, I just felt he was shifty
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  28. Not to mention the simple fact that had GRU really acquired a high level asset as juicy as the president, there would have been not a whisper heard and Steele would – if he really had been using his Russian contact from his time with MI6 – have had some kind of fatal "accident". The very fact that MSM and especially CNN and WaPo were able to push this fairytale onto the American public proves the story false.
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  29. This is education that counts!
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  30. Agreed!
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  31. Nunes is a hero with unusual integrity for a politician, and he was smeared and threatened on social media as soon as he began voicing the real story about the coup. Who orchestrated this sudden campaign? CNN? Who's was the conductor?
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  32. Under assault? No-no, far worse! The constitutional republic is in liquidation! How else describe a process where the IC has long been spying on the citizens, the leaders doesn't respect any laws, the press and MSM are complicit in covering up the elite's crimes and criminals like Hillary and Comey doesn't even get prosecuted? It's over, whether we realize or not, and only a matter of time before all cohesion ends and unison disappears. This is no longer a case of too little, too late. It's a case of nothing, ever...
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  33. Jeffrey Budzek Yes, that's the key!
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  34. Mueller is, and always was, a completely ruthless crook. Please explain how such an unethical lowlife bully ever got to be FBI director! Next explain the choices that brought Comey the Lying Weasel to the same position. Also if you do, tell me if the FBI ever was meant to truly be a law enforcement agency, or if that was just a pretext for something very sinister. Was the FBI ever anything but a weapon to be used against presidents who didn't comply with the deep state agenda for a NWO? Did it ever accomplish more than to hide the truth, suppress real journalists and prevent common people from forming groups to influence Washington? The assassination of JFK wasn't solved. Neither was 9/11. Child trafficking and drugs flourished. Hundreds of highly suspect "suicides" went unsolved over the years along with a number of mass shooting that seemed eerily staged and weren't solved. Does congress and senate oversight do anything but cash in their paycheck and talk, talk, talk? They way I see it, journalists are now a thing of the past and people are living in fear of their own government. Who among the lawmakers represent their constituents anymore?
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  35. Tim Steinkamp The first step in understanding deeply what constitutes the main problem is accepting current facts. I'm not one for giving up at all, but I don't understand your suggestion. Do you propose to double the number of representatives?
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  36. Tim Steinkamp This is all a new angle to me. I have to mull it over some, just in order to respond properly. You certainly have given this a lot of thought. My philosophy for what constitutes good government can be summarized rather briefly: Loving caretakers with the ability to listen and the wisdom to find the smallest means to the greatest effect. It actually never entered my mind that the sheer number of representatives would matter much, mainly because I found the general quality-level appallingly low. My experience with meetings between large numbers of mandated representatives tends to point in the opposite direction, meaning that the efficacy of such meetings is inversely proportional to the number of participants. But at the same time, my experience seems to show that lasting changes must have a solid, widespread rooting in the peoples. The current state of affairs, where unelected officials abuse entrusted powers and lobbyists rule from the shadows is wuite untenable imo. But would more representation really help? I tend to doubt it. But I am mulling, I swear! I imagine increased awareness will turn out to prove the main remedy, so currently my focus is on opposing censorship, shadow banning, rightthink and the abominable MSM's propaganda machine with all its twisted lies in lieu of real information. I also think that we all must take a step back from our own egos and increase our awareness of our role and place in the complexity of all Life. We seem to be mostly doing the opposite, entrenching ourselves in movements of little merit, giving no room for our Spirit to soar. I believe awareness is key and that The Now is always the right place for it...
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  37. Tim Steinkamp Yes, all true...
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  38. Exactly! And when the law and the DOJ and the FBI falls apart, the entire nation falls! So! What does these reckless, professional liars think off?
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  39. Notice how the Swine-fewer outbreak in China may reduce their production capacity with two thirds? That's equivalent to the total, combined American and European swine production put together! Can you imagine how impossible this makes a trade war for China? Nope, as usual, Trump's gut feeling is right. And even without this incredible stroke of luck, it was about time someone stood up to China's playing hardball on all markets, attempting to dictate to our leaders what politics were "acceptable to China."
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  40. Are we pretending these platform CEOs don’t know that their own disgusting tampering with the constitution and the truth is the most effective »incitement to violence« possible?
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  41. Okay, who can take Raving Madcow seriously? No, if the fakestream leftist media should happen on something truly problematic, they'll have a very real problem: Nobody's going to listen! They've already cried "wolf!" several hundred times too often...
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  42. I don't know, RG sounds a bit swampy himself...
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  43. geeder You're definitely right! Veritas exposed how this is done showing Sucker as the reptile demanding constant Trump-hating.
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  44. Sheri JK Don't you think we're getting enough loose speculations from CNN and the rest of MSM? If you don't know if it's true, you also don't know if it's a lie. What's your purpose of contributing to chaos by putting out more urban myths?
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  45. I think Sullivan has been threatened. His approach makes no sense. There was a case four years ago in one of the southern states, where a special attorney, a young black employee with the FBI, was sent to investigate voter fraud. He couldn't get started, because the local authorities wouldn't give him access to the rolls and he couldn't find a judge to sign a warrant at first. After 3 months, he did however succeed in finding one. Five days later the agents body was found on the beach, wrapped in plastic, but his head was found on the lawn in front of the house belonging to the judge who had signed the warrant. When criminality and corruption is common enough, not even judges are protected. I also think Schumer told us who everyone is so intimidated by – in his frustrated remark about six ways from Sunday... The systems are broken. Can they be fixed? I have no doubts about Durham's integrity, but everybody can be threatened.
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  46. All well and good, I suppose, but this approach is far too ineffective as rebuttals to the NBC fraud. Instead report on the facts of NBC's Chinese kowtowing together with rachel maddow calling the state terrorism against falon gong and the horrendous mass extinction and organ harvesting documented.
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  47. 😂😂😂 That's a very concise and dry summary of the last three years insurrection and coup attempt by entitled, unelected government officials!
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