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Tucker is so good at this. Here, he completely deconstructs this British politician’s entire theory of just war in under ten minutes. It quickly becomes transparent that the scaffolding upholding his entire moral justification for the nuking of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is just thought-terminating clichés, not a deep understanding...

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Fauci’s Hooded Beagle7 天前

Just a note, the bomb on Nagasaki killed the largest concentration of Catholics in Japan. Ground zero was right on top of the largest Catholic Cathedral in Asia.

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Shallom, Nigga7 天前

"Well, it was the classic Good vs Evil, wasn't it?" No, no it wasn't. It was the start of the propaganda war machine, funded by Zionists.

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Chris Komatsu7 天前

@GreenspansWager What are you talking about? Jacob Rees-Mogg absolutely schools him here. And as a Japanese American, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified.

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Kiran7 天前

Neocon: “there wouldn’t have been war if we appeared strong” Tucker: “but you attacked them”

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Mel7 天前

He also says nuclear weapons are good because both the US and Russia possessing them are what led to them not using them and causing total destruction. If that’s the case, every country should have nuclear weapons and there won’t be any more war

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Tumbler Closet7 天前

Tucker only seems good if you’re a fool. He’s a goalpost shifting sophist.

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Jason Derksen7 天前

Tucker is so full of shit. Idk who believes anything he says.

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bino7 天前

So good at taking down a dipshit Brit? Impressive, he found an idiot politician with a swanky accident. Do this with any American rep and they flounder as well.

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Ty Mantooth7 天前

I’d just ask all these pro-Ukraine ppl if Russia backed a coup in Mexico and then said they were going to put their weapons and troops on the US border, would America be justified in starting a war with Mexico.

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Mohsen, Esq.7 天前

🎯

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Zemo7 天前

So good at playing dumb? It quickly becomes apparent Tucker isn’t aware of what Japan was up to during WW2…or I’m afraid ole Tucker has shuck his head into a concussion one too many times.

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sofi k.7 天前

Great point!

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Vestigaliberal aka Joe Davis7 天前

Perhaps if you have suffered a grievous head wound it would appear this way

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Ghost7 天前

So Iran is justified then in seeking and using nuclear weapons or is this special permission only for the UK.

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Jason Derksen7 天前

Idk libertarians are closet pacifists. Its nice to thing war can always be avoided

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Mr. P M O S H7 天前

@grok ¿Quién es el entrevistado?

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The Come and Take it Flag7 天前

@grok how many civilian men, woman, and children were killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor?

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PatsStoolie7 天前

It’s a bit of a one sided take, always accuse the victors of poor behavior

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"Mr. Jakub"7 天前

The British guy is full of it. Britian actively helped Hitler gain power and take territories one by one - until they didn't 😂 and he calls it "good vs evil". It's a shame he didn't mention Zionist actions back then in Europe

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Texikaner7 天前

The most interesting thing about this interview for me is that my opinion of Rees-Mogg actually went up. I thought he came across as reasonable (for someone from his camp) and thoughtful, even if I disagree with his conclusions and POV.

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the innawoods by mackson7 天前

>them brown Niponees ray pered and slortered all their way through the pacific friendo. Ain’t no one objected to what happened. The Britty man is right on that.

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plumber Tadd7 天前

You sound just as nutty as Tucker. You must be president of his fan club. He’s not popular in a good way. Sorta like Hitler ya might say.

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Michael Cust ⚛️🇺🇸🗽7 天前

The entire conservative populist movement’s motto is, “Better Red Then Dead”. Tucker doesn’t disprove anything g except his own commitment to liberty.

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George Conway ⚖️🇺🇸

52,739 次观看 • 5 个月前

HE DIDN’T EVEN HAVE TO SAY MUCH… THE LOOK SAID EVERYTHING. What makes this scene so interesting is how quickly attraction becomes the entire conversation. One character openly acknowledges what he’s feeling, while the other has to sit there and process just how direct that attention is. And that’s where the scene becomes more than just a romantic moment. There’s something almost uncomfortable about watching someone realize they’re being looked at in a completely different way. The line “Because I like it” is so simple, but it changes the energy of the entire exchange. That’s the kind of confidence that either makes a moment incredibly attractive… or incredibly awkward. The interesting question is: when does attraction stop feeling flattering and start feeling like pressure? Because this scene sits right on that line.
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HE DIDN’T EVEN HAVE TO SAY MUCH… THE LOOK SAID EVERYTHING. What makes this scene so interesting is how quickly attraction becomes the entire conversation. One character openly acknowledges what he’s feeling, while the other has to sit there and process just how direct that attention is. And that’s where the scene becomes more than just a romantic moment. There’s something almost uncomfortable about watching someone realize they’re being looked at in a completely different way. The line “Because I like it” is so simple, but it changes the energy of the entire exchange. That’s the kind of confidence that either makes a moment incredibly attractive… or incredibly awkward. The interesting question is: when does attraction stop feeling flattering and start feeling like pressure? Because this scene sits right on that line.

Commentary - MovieCentral⁠

153,842 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨PRINCE REZA PAHLAVI JUST DROPPED THE TRUTH BOMB! "One of the reasons the regime wants a TOTAL INTERNET BLACKOUT is that people like yourselves won't hear what the people in Iran actually have to SAY about this." "The narrative is CONTROLLED completely by the REGIME, and that's what he's trying to push, whether it’s the mainstream media in the outside world to let you believe that people are in fact REJECTING that INTERVENTION." It's actually quite the OPPOSITE. The majority of the Iranian people look at this as LIBERATION CAMPAIGN. "imagine the circumstances during the second world war, imagine you were a French person who was living under the occupation of the Nazi regime, and when the the allies disembarked in on the British of Normandy, that was a campaign for liberation of a country that would otherwise have to face Hitler and his regime." "in this case we are dealing with the regime that has from the very beginning taken our compatriots at their first HOSTAGES and have kept them behind bars, this intervention is LIBERATION for US, so it's a welcome act that will help us finally get RID of this regime, which is the final ask of the Iranian people." "They have had it with this regime, they no longer want it, this regime is totally ILLEGITIMATE, it's just trying to use COERCION and FEAR to maintain itself in POWER. And try to buy TIME and ride the storm so there's no longer a Bibi Netanyahu in Jerusalem or Donald Trump in the white house that could really put pressure on this regime. That's why tactically they are trying to buy time and that has always been their modus operandi in all these years." #RezaPahlavi‌ForIran Reza Pahlavi
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🚨PRINCE REZA PAHLAVI JUST DROPPED THE TRUTH BOMB! "One of the reasons the regime wants a TOTAL INTERNET BLACKOUT is that people like yourselves won't hear what the people in Iran actually have to SAY about this." "The narrative is CONTROLLED completely by the REGIME, and that's what he's trying to push, whether it’s the mainstream media in the outside world to let you believe that people are in fact REJECTING that INTERVENTION." It's actually quite the OPPOSITE. The majority of the Iranian people look at this as LIBERATION CAMPAIGN. "imagine the circumstances during the second world war, imagine you were a French person who was living under the occupation of the Nazi regime, and when the the allies disembarked in on the British of Normandy, that was a campaign for liberation of a country that would otherwise have to face Hitler and his regime." "in this case we are dealing with the regime that has from the very beginning taken our compatriots at their first HOSTAGES and have kept them behind bars, this intervention is LIBERATION for US, so it's a welcome act that will help us finally get RID of this regime, which is the final ask of the Iranian people." "They have had it with this regime, they no longer want it, this regime is totally ILLEGITIMATE, it's just trying to use COERCION and FEAR to maintain itself in POWER. And try to buy TIME and ride the storm so there's no longer a Bibi Netanyahu in Jerusalem or Donald Trump in the white house that could really put pressure on this regime. That's why tactically they are trying to buy time and that has always been their modus operandi in all these years." #RezaPahlavi‌ForIran Reza Pahlavi

Neo

105,218 次观看 • 5 个月前

‼️International Law vs World War III (w/ Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline)‼️ "They're talking about this as like a religious war and the return of the Messiah. And the number of complaints that are coming through these hotlines for for US troops that are like: 'I signed up to defend the Constitution and it is very contrary to the First Amendment of the Constitution to say that this is a religious war or that the United States is fighting on behalf of Christendom or something.'"
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‼️International Law vs World War III (w/ Dr. Annelle Rodriguez Sheline)‼️ "They're talking about this as like a religious war and the return of the Messiah. And the number of complaints that are coming through these hotlines for for US troops that are like: 'I signed up to defend the Constitution and it is very contrary to the First Amendment of the Constitution to say that this is a religious war or that the United States is fighting on behalf of Christendom or something.'"

Briahna Joy Gray

45,918 次观看 • 7 个月前

Joe Rogan Calls Out Bill Gates Corruption - Says Bill Gates is not a philanthropist - He profits off lies - Made a career out of telling lies - “F**king wild” how he profited off the covid vaccines “The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation profited millions of dollars on the vaccines. And then once he dumped the stock, he completely changed his narrative and he started talking about how ineffective the vaccines were and about how the virus wasn't as bad as we thought it was. Like this is f**king wild because this is the same guy that through the entire pandemic was talking about how great these vaccines are and these vaccines are so effective and they stop the virus and all that was a lie and he profited off those lies. Everyone wants to pretend that he's just like this amazing philanthropist. No. He made a lot of money. This is motivated by money and his entire career he's been motivated by money. He's a businessman and in that time his business was the business of telling people things that he's not educated in. Right, He's not a scientist. He's not a medical doctor. This is crazy how transparent it is. You're not even hiding it.”
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Joe Rogan Calls Out Bill Gates Corruption - Says Bill Gates is not a philanthropist - He profits off lies - Made a career out of telling lies - “F**king wild” how he profited off the covid vaccines “The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation profited millions of dollars on the vaccines. And then once he dumped the stock, he completely changed his narrative and he started talking about how ineffective the vaccines were and about how the virus wasn't as bad as we thought it was. Like this is f**king wild because this is the same guy that through the entire pandemic was talking about how great these vaccines are and these vaccines are so effective and they stop the virus and all that was a lie and he profited off those lies. Everyone wants to pretend that he's just like this amazing philanthropist. No. He made a lot of money. This is motivated by money and his entire career he's been motivated by money. He's a businessman and in that time his business was the business of telling people things that he's not educated in. Right, He's not a scientist. He's not a medical doctor. This is crazy how transparent it is. You're not even hiding it.”

Wall Street Apes

37,831 次观看 • 2 年前

JUST IN: Turkish President Erdogan: It is clear and obvious that the war in the Middle East, especially in Gaza, is a genocide. It is impossible for us to turn a blind eye to this genocide. The perpetrator of this genocide is Netanyahu, it is Israel.
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JUST IN: Turkish President Erdogan: It is clear and obvious that the war in the Middle East, especially in Gaza, is a genocide. It is impossible for us to turn a blind eye to this genocide. The perpetrator of this genocide is Netanyahu, it is Israel.

Sulaiman Ahmed

249,212 次观看 • 10 个月前

Russian Z-propagandist Solovyev claimed that this war is a sacred war of the Russian people: "This is not a war of our generation, this is not something thought up by old men, this is not somewhere up there with the Kremlin sages - no. It is not the State Duma, not the Senate. It is a sacred war of the Russian people of the most diverse nationalities and faiths." He also added that the sabotage in Leipzig was a provocation and that if Russia wanted to, it would "wipe its enemies off the face of the earth."
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Russian Z-propagandist Solovyev claimed that this war is a sacred war of the Russian people: "This is not a war of our generation, this is not something thought up by old men, this is not somewhere up there with the Kremlin sages - no. It is not the State Duma, not the Senate. It is a sacred war of the Russian people of the most diverse nationalities and faiths." He also added that the sabotage in Leipzig was a provocation and that if Russia wanted to, it would "wipe its enemies off the face of the earth."

Anton Gerashchenko

62,105 次观看 • 1 个月前

‘The US🇺🇸 is at WAR against Russia🇷🇺 through Ukraine. If it continues, it will end in a nuclear exchange that KILLS EVERYONE.’ —Tucker Carlson on Going Underground ‘The CIA is running the war. The US intelligence services are running the war out of Ukraine against Russia. Trump said that he would bring that to a close within a day, I think he said that to me repeatedly in private and in public. And instead, he's accelerated it, The United States is at war with Russia, and the only kind of conceivable end stage if this continues is a nuclear exchange in which everyone is killed. So this is again a kind of lunacy. Why is he doing it? Well, I don't think Trump is making this decision independently. From what I know, because I've talked to him about it an awful lot, he likes Putin, respects Putin. It's not personal or anything like that. It's a product of what all of this is caused by, and that's the fact that the US president is not really in control of the US government. He's an employee too. He doesn't have sovereignty. He is a slave to more powerful forces. And in this specific instance, the war against Russia has now become of a piece with the war against Iran. You had Ukrainian attacks on Iranian assets, so the wars have merged into a global war. It does not serve the United States. It risks the existence of the United States. It's something that Trump, I think, very sincerely said he opposed, and now he is leading it. And so again, we're getting to a structural problem, which is that the United States does not have sovereignty. The elected leaders of the United States don't make the most important decisions.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post 👇 Tucker Carlson
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‘The US🇺🇸 is at WAR against Russia🇷🇺 through Ukraine. If it continues, it will end in a nuclear exchange that KILLS EVERYONE.’ —Tucker Carlson on Going Underground ‘The CIA is running the war. The US intelligence services are running the war out of Ukraine against Russia. Trump said that he would bring that to a close within a day, I think he said that to me repeatedly in private and in public. And instead, he's accelerated it, The United States is at war with Russia, and the only kind of conceivable end stage if this continues is a nuclear exchange in which everyone is killed. So this is again a kind of lunacy. Why is he doing it? Well, I don't think Trump is making this decision independently. From what I know, because I've talked to him about it an awful lot, he likes Putin, respects Putin. It's not personal or anything like that. It's a product of what all of this is caused by, and that's the fact that the US president is not really in control of the US government. He's an employee too. He doesn't have sovereignty. He is a slave to more powerful forces. And in this specific instance, the war against Russia has now become of a piece with the war against Iran. You had Ukrainian attacks on Iranian assets, so the wars have merged into a global war. It does not serve the United States. It risks the existence of the United States. It's something that Trump, I think, very sincerely said he opposed, and now he is leading it. And so again, we're getting to a structural problem, which is that the United States does not have sovereignty. The elected leaders of the United States don't make the most important decisions.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post 👇 Tucker Carlson

Going Underground

47,063 次观看 • 28 天前

Regarding Neil Ferguson “And so my conclusion from that is not that he was stupid or that he was doing bad science. He wasn't doing bad science. He was doing exactly what he needed to do and he was paid to do it and he did it knowingly and intentionally. So I think it's a mistake to go too deep into showing how these papers are scientifically wrong and he didn't consider this and he didn't consider that and the model is this and the model is that. From the beginning, the entire thing is just a piece of propaganda. So his job is to be a propagandist. And so anything that he puts out cannot be analyzed or considered as a scientific production. It is not a production of anything that has to do with science. It is a production of propaganda and public relations.” Debbie Lerman Episode 445 NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY DID TO US
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Regarding Neil Ferguson “And so my conclusion from that is not that he was stupid or that he was doing bad science. He wasn't doing bad science. He was doing exactly what he needed to do and he was paid to do it and he did it knowingly and intentionally. So I think it's a mistake to go too deep into showing how these papers are scientifically wrong and he didn't consider this and he didn't consider that and the model is this and the model is that. From the beginning, the entire thing is just a piece of propaganda. So his job is to be a propagandist. And so anything that he puts out cannot be analyzed or considered as a scientific production. It is not a production of anything that has to do with science. It is a production of propaganda and public relations.” Debbie Lerman Episode 445 NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY DID TO US

Doc Malik

11,609 次观看 • 7 个月前

Professor at Columbia University Sachs - on the fact that the Third World War has already begun: I believe the probability of reaching the Third World War is quite high. In a way, we may already be in its early phase. No war has been officially declared, but we have a war in the Western Hemisphere, a war in Ukraine, a war around Iran and in the Middle East. We see conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan — and all of this is somehow connected. Intelligence services are also part of this complex system. That is why this is quite an extensive phenomenon. The United States is at the center of all these processes and, in my opinion, the main cause of these wars. Essentially, these are wars for American hegemony — an attempt to prove not only that the USA is the number one country, but also, according to Trump's understanding, the only power that should determine everything.
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Professor at Columbia University Sachs - on the fact that the Third World War has already begun: I believe the probability of reaching the Third World War is quite high. In a way, we may already be in its early phase. No war has been officially declared, but we have a war in the Western Hemisphere, a war in Ukraine, a war around Iran and in the Middle East. We see conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan — and all of this is somehow connected. Intelligence services are also part of this complex system. That is why this is quite an extensive phenomenon. The United States is at the center of all these processes and, in my opinion, the main cause of these wars. Essentially, these are wars for American hegemony — an attempt to prove not only that the USA is the number one country, but also, according to Trump's understanding, the only power that should determine everything.

Sprinter Press

12,783 次观看 • 7 个月前