Comments by "Edward McLaughlin" (@edwardmclaughlin7935) on "The Rubin Report" channel.

  1. That hectoring, authoritarian whine and the hand gestures. Great example of how not to communicate effectively. Something wildly out of whack with this kid.
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  2. He should do what Tim Robbins has recently done: hold up his hands, acknowledge his mistake and the damage it helped to be done; and then do everything he can to put it right with that same mouth.
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  3. The woke legal system perhaps?
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  4. Of course, these displays of discontent are needed and welcome to all fair-minded people. We need though, to remind ourselves that those who have put us where we are, are not fair-minded; nor are they stupid. They are in fact extremely clever and immensely powerful. All of this show of anger will have been factored in to their plan. My guess is that they expected all of this to come at an earlier stage. Anyhow, we are in the third year of what is a thirteen year process. They have only not gone full nasty because we have complied so meekly. Watch what happens when they are pushed more seriously. It's coming.
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  5.  @ladylibra4  Clever little virus came along right on cue eh?
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  6. My advice is to wear a condom always - even if it's not raining.
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  7. My bet he's perfectly familiar with the workings of birth control, and chose the other route. It's still legal.
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  8. "...and they come....from Venezuela and Honduras and Guatemala..." They're coming from far further afield. There are camps holding people from Africa and Asia; most notably, very many smartly dressed Chinese men of military fighting age.
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  9. Trump had four years to do his worst; and it was nothing approaching what De Niro describes. I'm not saying he did much good either, but surely, looking at the absolute catastrophe that his successor has created, if the clock could be put back to his last day in office, you'd take it gladly? De Niro seems to be projecting a great deal onto Trump without providing anything substantive to back-up his imagined outcomes.
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  10. Michael Caprio I agree. I have noted a certain hardening of attitude in recent posts. I hope he keeps it together because we need every sound mind we can muster.
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  11. Vote socialist, get socialism. Enjoy!
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  12. PLANDEMIC
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  13. Humans crave stability through law. The best way to take down any society is to visibly disable its sense of justice. It's an easy thing to do: just keep showing criminals getting away with it, which dispirits the onlooking, law-abiding citizen. The reverse process is just as easy, it's all fixable. It's all down to the people in power and which way they want things to go.
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  14. "Obamanation" that's a beautiful verbal accident we need to make use of.
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  15. The Back Passage of public speeches.
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  16. Being mean is sometimes obligatory. Drop that Widow Twanky laugh would be a plus.
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  17. Apart from the crass pandering that is the main point of criticism here - why on earth is Biden continuing to wear the doom narrative chin-hammock?
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  18. UK here. My moment of realisation came in May 2020 when they started to wheel-out various phrases. We were to live 'a new normal'; 'for the greater good'; 'stay home - don't kill gran'. All of this and then the flip-flop on masks. Then the MSM's hatchet job on the Great Barrington Declaration, along with their relentless bombardment of gloom and doom; death figures that in fact turn out to be nothing out of the ordinary. Then the 'vaccine' and all the talk of some 'recovery' of the economy, when all one needs to do is walk down the high street and see how low-key and lifeless things have become.
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  19. Deplorable that this idiocy has been allowed to gain power in any sport. Riley's final comment points the way to put things right: all women competitors now have to take firm action; stop being nice and going with the flow because they will be encouraged and escalate. Get together and refuse to accept this sort of treatment. Stage some kind of very visible protest actually at some big coming event.
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  20. The whole 'carbon offsets/carbon footprint' set-up is bollocks.
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  21.  @zbigniewiksinski  Would you care to make a point when you pick yourself up?
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  22. Looks like he swallowed an infant hippo.
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  23. Covid is dead. Long live smallpox.
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  24. Biden is not given nearly enough credit. His acting skills deserve better acknowledgement. Kamala is just fucking batshit crazy. I'm probably a racist, mysoginist for saying that.
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  25. Correction "It IS DOING major damage".
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  26. What? The weaknesses of the evolving Republican Party are that more working class, including 'voters of colour': African Americans - men, are getting on-board?
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  27. Wooden box please.
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  28. The machine wants you to rage - don't do it. Just calmly give your argument and stand by it.
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  29. The Antidote?
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  30. Van - Ukraine is a nothing burger - Jones
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  31. Too many of us have now shown these fuckers that we are willing to be manipulated. This, what is being done to us all, is like nothing ever before. There is now no 'leaving us alone' Dr Peterson. They know they just need to push and push and enough will keel over. This is to get very much worse.
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  32. Are we still sure that we can generate enough electricity to feed the wholesale swap over to EVs?
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  33. Not a basketball fan myself, so I only have a vague grasp of the terms; but was this one of those slam-dunk thingies?
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  34. It's often said that the human brain is the most sophisticated organism in the universe. How come it gets taken in by such barely disguised bullshit?
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  35. The White House spokeswoman "doesn't want to get into any politics"? What was she expecting to do in that job? A little car repair maybe? Gardening? Watercolour painting?
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  36. The real point by this time is that we now have been treated to so many displays of such bare-faced deception which then result in..........nothing. No apologies, no sackings and no follow-up from the media; so that we have become emasculated. The former belief we had, that political figures could be held to account, has been swept away, the opportunity to redress is gone. This is our introductory phase to our totalitarian future.
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  37. CNN estimates that as many as 500 people were at the Perth protest.
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  38. Yes, all sane people know by now that this is about control. What we need further to ask is: who is steering this and what is their end-game? My take is that Greg Mannarino knows his stuff, in that Central Banks across the globe are fully committed to destroying the global economy in order to have everything and therefore everyone in their grasp. He's not on his own in having gleaned this, but his is the most succinct and constant expression of what is going on.
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  39. Laboured a very weak point a bit there.
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  40. People were trusting of their governments. They made the mistake, through inattentiveness, of believing that despite repeated evidence, their respective governments had the public interest at heart. We were too polite, too amenable and too willing to be manipulated 'for the common good'. We assumed political leaders were brought up by people like us, to be like us. They weren't and they aren't. They are sociopaths. The masks performed one purpose: they provided a very cheap, universal advertising campaign, the message of which was "death is all around us, leaping freely from me to you, you to me". The truth of it was and is, that death was never any more free to leap than it has been for all of human history. The governments of the West used this fabricated fear to shut down so much of the economy that actually allows us to survive. The plandemic was the starter-motor; the main engine is now quietly running in the background, destroying supply chains and further damaging prosperity. The wheels of the doom-narrative's viral chariot have fallen off, as they always had to; not due to the experimental injections but to our innate immune development. How convenient that right when people were entertaining ideas of returning to having a free and prosperous future, we should find ourselves being herded down the next doom-laden path of war and of "Putin's price hikes"; our energy bills going through the ceiling while beneath our feet lay all the resources we need but must leave untouched because 'climate change'.
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  41. The game that people don't want to see being played, is the actual game that Cuomo is now seeking to play in a re-packaged form. His weasel-worded 'interdependent' is the very semantic sleight of hand that he denegrates. He wants authoritarian socialism and he will now work for it in this new way.
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  42. As a little girl, she watched a lot of Sesame Street.
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  43. Complete knobhead.
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  44. Maddow's job is not to judge between lies an truths. Her job is to report and show people and events so as to allow the audience to do their judging.
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  45. Best laugh of the weekend. Great to see the system having the piss taken out of it.
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  46. Russia's invasion was in response to NATO aggression.
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  47. She's a real winter warmer. One of Bennie Hill's favourites.
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  48. Vaccines are one of mankind's greatest achievements. The experimental mRNA injections are the greatest crime in human history.
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  49. Please heal America.
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  50. Warren's entire line of argument is based on the premise that the existing population of Americans, of some 330 millions+, is a sort of disabled patient who needed caring for throughout the plandemic, exclusively by people brought in to do the job. Not one of the 330 million, according to her story, helped themselves to 'get through'.
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  51. Spot-on regarding the moribund state of so many cities in former free-West economies. If you listen to the financial commentary, everything is couched in terms of 'the recovery' - so much conjecture about what shape it will take and how long it will take to get fully up and running again. Yet the truth of it is that, despite the glimmers of normality, the offices and workspaces are largely just as deserted as they were this time last year; the transport systems are coasting at best - at the other end of the scale, the airline industry is mortally wounded. The hospitality industry is bleeding dry due to the continuing insistence that it must treat every customer at the door, inhospitably, thus killing its major selling point. At this stage it is perfectly clear that the people who are directing us now, are fully intent on destroying the small/medium business sector, seizing its former workforce for their own ends by means of furlough and 'stimmy' payments, weaning them onto the state teat. The long march, come to fruition.
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  52. Cheesy as fuck.
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  53. Let's just think about the significance of the passage of time.
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  54. The lying persists. The whole plandemic, with its lockdowns, was designed to slit a vein in the economies of the West. They are still bleeding-out, while the Fed' and other central banks use the 'emergency' as an excuse to debase currencies, printing trillions, thereby making people's wages/savings/pensions worth less. The Ukraine war is the next excuse to print even more.
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  55. Knob head.
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  56. Harris 'exuded' a great deal of what she really is. On that very basis, she lost the campaign big style. The more she exuded, the worse was her chance of winning. She helped the American electorate to unburden themselves from what she has been.
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  57. "...we don't know how we'll keep people on the roads..." There's the thing: the aim of these people is to stop people using roads. Already they are framing their ghettoes to hold people in.
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  58. And still......there's that chimp in the front row sporting the chin-hammock!
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  59. Knobhead.
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  60. She is quite obviously accustomed to using verbiage as a tool to do no more than occupy time. As she has occupied positions of power for some time, those around her would know to just allow her to get on with it - that way to keep their job. Served her well for a long time perhaps; but now she is speaking with an audience not beholden to her. She is done.
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  61. The first speaker seems to imply that the entity that has traditionally and so should naturally determine what is valid information...is the MSM?
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  62. No, you're not better off 'just distancing' when out shopping. If you're not old or otherwise afflicted with ill health, you're better off gaining access to the virus and then developing you immunity to it. If you are old, infirm or otherwise vulnerable, then you need to make your own decision about where and where not to go.
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  63.  @craigbowerman2188  I lost my Dad. I'm OK now.
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  64. Great bloke, but those boots are a little bit disturbing.
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  65. David A A real lead one.
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  66. I don't need Ted Sarandos' defence of a great comedian like Dave Chappelle. I just want to see more from Dave Chappelle so I'll go where I can get it.
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  67. No, I originally thought he was a complete wanker when I heard his tirade. He's no worse now - he's still a complete wanker.
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  68. "If ye can't say nothin woke, don't say nothin at all"
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  69. Meanwhile, in Florida.......
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  70. Just the repeated battering of people with something they know is not necessary but must do...'for the greater good'. The weaning of them onto unquestioned totalitarian diktat.
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  71. I think the original one word vocal to that tune went something like "tokillya" didn't it?
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  72. Mr Rubin, you are not being a 'conspiracy theorist'; you are, as Gore Vidal would have it, being a conspiracy analyst.
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  73. Face on the interviewer like a slapped arse.
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  74. "President Biden was asked about Gaza and in reply he said his favourite is pistachio but it's sold out so it's the plan B vanilla scenario."
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  75. This is sad. Tucker is basically grovelling and apologising for doing the great job that has made him. Cuomo was one of the standard bearers for the whole scam that has put us where we are; with cities failing to recover from his handiwork. We are not yet there at the absolute disaster that any sentient person knew the insane lockdowns would bring. Commercial real estate is finished, along with all the feeder small businesses and all the social fabric we had going-on around it.
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  76. That shot down the line of Blinken, Austin & Co: Mount Pushmore.
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  77. "Science" here in the UK, turns out to be a very one-dimensional faction of activists. Who needs the Great Barrington Declaration when you can be guided by communist behavioural psychologists?
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  78. Tom Cruise fell full weight for the plandemic, going into a girlie strop and making all around him wear the gimp mask.
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  79.  @madeleine_grayson  He screamed and bawled out his crew, threatening to sack them. Clown.
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  80. It's not the fault of the panel on 'The View'. It's the fault of the people who listen to them and take them to be reliable voices of authority.
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  81. Top two words in the media these past two years: 'crisis' and 'conspiracy'.
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  82. "Capital must protect itself in every possible way, both by combination and legislation. Debts must be collected, mortgages foreclosed as rapidly as possible. When, through process of law, the common people lose their homes, they will become more docile and more easily governed through the strong arm of the government applied by a central power of wealth under leading financiers. These truths are well known among our principal men, who are now engaged in forming an imperialism to govern the world. By dividing the voters through the political party system, we can get them to expend their energies in fighting for questions of no importance. It is thus, by discrete action, we can ensure for ourselves that which has been so well planned and so successfully accomplished." Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England, addressing the United States Bankers' Association, New York, 1924.
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  83. A 'cracked' team?
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  84. Didn't David Bowie have a technique whereby he'd write just random lines, cut them up and past them together to give himself a song?
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  85. "...she is an undervalued communicator...". How did that not get howls of laughter?
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  86. Not 'allowed' to - but obliged to, duty-bound to, trusted to, scrutinise and challenge all pharmaceutical products. On behalf of the public.
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  87. Never masked, never distanced, never jabbed. Firk right off.
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  88. How is it possible to be proud of a privilege?
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  89. His body, his choice.
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  90. robgranberg So how do you feel about all the kids who grow up with absent fathers? Is that sick?
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  91.  @robgranberg7854  In what way is a child growing up without a Father any less sick than a young person losing their elderly Father who has brought them up?
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  92.  @robgranberg7854  Kids who are absent a Father suffer greatly throughout their lives. Fact. Death of a parent is one of life's sorry but inescapable events that stay with us but we surmount. I too have worked with many kids so I've seen the effects of both situations.
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  93. Americans must not be complacent. Just look over here in UK to see what can happen when Marxists gain power. Just a very few weeks in and they've decided not only to carry on the 'austerity' programme of the Tories, but to increase it by stripping £1.4 billion grants to pensioners for heating assistance in winter; while leaving in place the £6.4 billion annual budget to pay for asylum seekers to be housed in comfortable hotels. Message to be taken from this?
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  94. As an aside: how are there so many obese people in the Chicago police department? Even I could leave them standing in a street chase.
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  95. Firing so many basketball players would be a net loss.....................arf arf.
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  96. Remember the days when the West was castigated for not locking-down early enough and so not being able to open up again like they did in China?
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  97. Roseanne has a fair chance. The whole shitshow is falling apart. Even if she loses and there is an election, the fraud will just see to it that 'the right people' are in the ostensible driving seat.
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  98. The mRNA injection is NOT a vaccine. It does not do what a vaccine does. It is dispensed through a syringe into the upper arm - that's where the similarity ends. It was called a 'vaccine' so as to give it the appearance of normality, as if it had somehow been proven by former vaccines. Whether it works or not, it is NOT a vaccine.
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  99. The tunnel at the end of the light.
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