Comments by "E Dennis" (@edennis8578) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

  1. Russia isn't the bad guy. Obama backed the coup that ousted the pro-Russian president in 2014 (remember the Arab Spring, the assassination of Gaddafi, all that?). Then Ukraine allowed SEVERAL biological weapons labs and NATO bases to be built in Ukraine, a stone's throw from Russia. This is OUR fault. Remember the Cuban missile crisis? It's the same situation in reverse. Putin has been warning over and over for years. It was stupid to think he wasn't serious. PS: Let's not forget that the Ukrainian government has been committing the genocide of thousands and thousands of Russian-lineage dissidents in the eastern part of Ukraine. Ukraine isn't the good guy.
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  2. As opposed to Biden, the ACTUAL dictator?
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  3. $600 million a year for sushi, just to start. You have to know that's fraudulent. What restaurant in DC could supply $600 million worth of sushi, and how could even all of the staff in the Pentagon eat that much sushi? The Pentagon also paid $1280 PER PAPER CUP in the Pentagon offices. Just normal paper coffee cups. They looked at us like cash cows, suckers ripe for the picking. If we reduced the Pentagon's budget by 95 percent, they would still be getting too much.
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  4. Putin offered to negotiate yesterday but Ukraine refused to even talk. The Ukraine president must be a lunatic.
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  5. Trump is a states' rights defender. This is a states' rights issue.
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  6. There were no crimes. The feds already said so. The Biden administration had to influence state prosecutors and judges to twist the laws in order to prosecute. The document prosecution was a straight-up setup by the Biden administration, and that's all in writing. They boxed up documents and told Trump that he had to pick them up, then said that he was holding those same documents illegally. While Trump's lawyers were communicating about getting them back to the feds, the FBI raided Mar-lago. In doing so, the FBI planted documents that hadn't even been there and took photos for public consumption. They tampered with evidence. If a cop stops you for an imaginary traffic infraction and plants drugs in your car, I guess you would be ok with that?
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  7. I agree. They don't have a warrant; I wouldn't give up my phone, either, without a warrant.
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  8. ​​ @jerryinsc  They dropped the charges because legally they didn't have a case. Laws regulating gun safety on movie sets are different from gun safety generally. Actors have NEVER been prosecuted in these cases, ever, because the legal burden is on the armorer, the gun safety expert on the set.
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  9. ​ @timothypaulino8454 What nonofficial stuff, exactly? More made-up charges?
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  10. Obviously he doesn't remember when politicians in Virginia argued for abortions right up until the moment of birth,or discussions about post-birth abortions for women who didn't want their babies "because it isn't a baby if the mother doesn't want it."
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  11. I said at the beginning, laws regulating gun safety on movie sets are different from gun safety generally. Actors have NEVER been prosecuted in these cases, ever, because the legal burden is on the armorer, the gun safety expert on the set.
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  12. Ukraine has been building biological weapons labs and NATO bases, within a stone's throw of Russia. It's the Cuban missile crisis all over again, with the sides reversed. The Ukraine government has also slaughtered many thousands of Russian-lineage dissidents in the eastern part of Ukraine. They aren't the good guys.
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  13. Easy to say. Federal regulations are just as hard to fight as laws passed by the legislature, and there are plenty of people who went to jail because of it.
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  14. He has a long rap sheet. Convicted of owning a fully automatic weapon without the proper clearance, convicted of owning a weapon of mass destruction, hit and run, and on and on. Why is he even running around loose? Where did he get the rifle?
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  15. Does what more? Give us specifics. Oh, wait, you can't!
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  16. ​ @Qingeaton Still have to wring them up. How does the gofer know what to pay if the items aren't wrung up on the cash register?
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  17.  @MyRefugeIsChrist  Putin isn't a communist in the way you think. He appreciates it in theory as a utopian ideal, but he clamps down on communists when necessary to keep the peace. Putin is also a Christian. He's changed since he was in the KGB; have you never changed your mind? Are you a robot who can't think? He put Bibles in every Russian school and passed the law that allowed Russian citizens to carry firearms almost everywhere. He's a patriot and loves his country.
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  18.  @MyRefugeIsChrist  By the way, Putin's defense of Stalin lies in the fact that Lenin wanted the different states of the federation to have the right to secede whenever they wanted to, whereas Stalin believed that the different states should not have that right. The United States has the same set-up; states cannot secede whenever they want. That's what Putin agrees with.
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  19. I hope he has an enemies list. They aren't exactly keeping it a secret, are they? They're right out there, loud and proud in their evil.
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  20. ​ @jamied9782 Why are you piling on krismine99? She didn't say one way or another, unless another comment is hidden.
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  21. My income taxes, and that of my friends went down by hundreds (in one case, thousands) due to Trump's tax cuts. I suppose that's peanuts to a mega-rich guy like Biden, but it made a big difference to us.
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  22. Cope.
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  23.  @MarciaPriceDC  Was the child tested, or was it just assumed to be covid? Most cases are just assumed, in spite of the fact that there are dozens of cold and flu viruses going around all the time. It is possible for someone to get sick with the same virus twice, but it's very rare, even with covid. My brother had chickenpox twice.
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  24. Nope. I vote for not funding the government. Bunch of warmongers.
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  25. It used to be.
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  26. A $500 penalty is a joke when they're making millions. It won't stop anyone.
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  27. Yeah, because that's what happened last time. 😂
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  28. He'll be the next president.
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  29.  @_GandalfTheGrey_  Thank you! I get so tired of seeing "We're a republic, not a democracy" and I don't know where that started. I guess good civics classes haven't been taught for decades.
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  30. Trump's not a warmonger. He'll have four years to turn it around.
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  31. I watch these videos on my phone and the subtitles are too small to read. F for effort.
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  32. How do we know that any of this is true? The Ukraine government said so, but how would they know? And such a specific number? As far as I know, neither North Korea nor Russia has acknowledged any of this. In any case, who cares about 3,000 soldiers going to Russia? Russia has 42 MILLION reserve troops. My guess is that if the NKs are there, it's for training purposes. My question is, tbough, where's the evidence?
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  33. ​ @MikeW165 He testified against Trump. Try testifying against the mob (or the Clintons, or the Federal Reserve, or Boeing) and you'll find out real fast that they consider that doing them harm. Just because Cohen doesn't have to worry about repercussions from Trump doesn't make it harmless.
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  34.  @drewb2901  The CDC and the Mayo Clinic said it MIGHT help. They have no proof and you are assuming a proven truth that isn't there.
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  35. Just did. The new one just got confirmed.
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  36. Half of Congress owns stock in military hardware manufacturers. Now you know why Congress warmongers so much.
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  37. It was a movie set. The laws regulating gun safety on movie sets are different from gun safety generally. Actors have NEVER been prosecuted in these cases, ever, because the legal burden is on the armorer, the gun safety expert on the set.
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  38. Trump 2024!
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  39. The New Mexico authorities were wrong to charge him in the first place, because laws regulating gun safety on film sets are different from gun safety generally. Actors have NEVER been prosecuted in these cases, ever, because the legal burden is on the armorer, the gun safety expert on the set. It was cut and dried; Baldwin, whatever you think of him, was not legally at fault. I also want to remind you that part of the lawsuit settlement with the husband was that he got a producer job on the movie! Wrap your mind around that one.
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  40. It's still a conspiracy. It's just not theory anymore, but fact.
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  41. I don't think you understand the definition of "federal crime."
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  42. You can't beat covid. It's endemic; no strategy in the world can get rid of it. How many strains of the cold viruses have we beat? How many strains of the flu viruses have we beat? People need to get a spine; you can mask, stay home, and get a booster a month, and it still won't go away.
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  43. The opposite is true. The South was overwhelmingly Democrat. The north, mostly conservative, went to war to end slavery.
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  44. ​ @MikeW165 That's absurd. Of course being convicted of lying makes you a poor witness. Liars lie.
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  45. Post the numbers. How, exactly, did that happen?
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  46. So a hostile EU builds bioweapons labs and NATO bases within a hundred miles of Russia, and Putin's supposed to be ok with that? Ukraine has been murdering its own Russian-lineage citizens for years. Dissidents don't get treated well under the Ukraine government. Ukraine is not the good guy here. Remember where Biden's son made his money.
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  47. ​ @aliciamena954 Because of Democrat interference. He accomplished a lot that was never reported by the biased msm.
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  48. Open money-laundering operation.
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  49. It's probably a double.
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  50. Because everyone can tell that he can't run anything. He's a doddering old man who can't be trusted to carry a tray of food. In the full clip, it shows that this was rehearsed ahead of time and Biden wandered off because he didn't know where he was at.
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