Does Congress Fear the Intel Community?

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In an interesting interview between Joe Rogan and Tucker Carlson, Tucker suggested that it is a foregone conclusion that our elected officials are afraid of the intelligence community. This, of course, suggests that members of Congress are in some way being blackmailed…so here is the question…how do we separate crackpot conspiracy theories from that which is entirely plausible? And that is the question we are going to discuss and answer in this episode of Making the Argument.
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@CEShoen Месяц назад

Fulton county 147,000 votes no signature verification AND no chain of custody documents or signatures.

@Man_of_dirt Месяц назад

Our institutions were never intended to be feared by law abiding citizens, and laws were meant to protect not control, yet here we are.

@KevinSutherlin Месяц назад

But here we are

@Jeffyinthehills Месяц назад

Because we allowed it to get this way. Guns are useless in the hands of cowards

@oriondye3212 Месяц назад

Laws, by nature, control people. Acting like they don’t is not understanding their nature.

@marasegal1849 Месяц назад

@@oriondye3212Are laws meant to control or to protect people from chaos and mayhem?

@oriondye3212 Месяц назад

@@marasegal1849 they’re meant to control peoples behavior for the purpose of protecting others.

@heathboeddeker5401 Месяц назад

So in Other words we need to completely overhaul the system and RETURN to the way the Consitution set up the Government in the Founding Documents PERIOD

@chrislong6541 Месяц назад

No I think what they are saying is the system needs a complete over haul to change from what it is now to stop it from flawlessly producing incompetence

@dustinraymond9403 Месяц назад

Im going to disagree with one single example- slavery. The constitution and bill of rights clearly intended all men to be equal, and yet another superfluous law had to be specified to end slavery. Thats a play on words, a manipulation of a loophole. The constitution and bill of rights should be interpreted by people with common sense before politicians have a field day making laws based on political advantage or lobbying laws that profit for producers- electric cars....... Also, why is there not a constitutional.scholar that has yay/nay input on laws up for vote???

@tonyjordan56 Месяц назад

Yep. I'm good with that.

@lunawwolf Месяц назад

Count me in.

@AnnaGabrielle-707 Месяц назад

@@dustinraymond9403Well said! ❤️🤍💙

@brentmiedema7002 Месяц назад

Nick puts a floor speach on Instagram and it gets twice the circulation as the Washington Compost. That ROCKS

@robertjensen1438 Месяц назад

Starbucks created a new specialty drink to honor of Congress. It’s called the Fullacrappacino.

@user-kf8wb2cq4f Месяц назад

😆

@AtomicPatriot Месяц назад

That's good! 😂

@user-jv2zw1fc2k Месяц назад

Solid

@lacylaizure6540 Месяц назад

😂😂😂

@Steve-0220 Месяц назад

TERM LIMITS, TERM LIMITS, TERM LIMITS, followed by DISSOLUTION OF PAC's. MAKE LOBBYING A FELONY‼️‼️‼️‼️ Now, Congress, GET OFF YOUR ASS & pass these bills.

@AlanRoehrich9651 26 дней назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Term limits merely means that you get new batches of corrupt and naive nimrods for the bureaucrats to immediately control. Term limits are a lazy, easy, fake solution. The solution is educated, involved voters. Nothing else resolves the problems.

@iannicholls796 Месяц назад

All you have to ask is why does Congress and the Senate pass bills and laws that the majority of the American people don't back.

@sandralrho9455 Месяц назад

Communism

@coraleefarrell1066 Месяц назад

To line their pockets? Because they're married to stupid ideas?! Because they're racist?! Because they're being blackmailed?! ?? pick one or pick ALL. Who knows?!?! All of the above should be made to be VERY DIFFICULT TO KEEP HAPPENING

@jjc4577 27 дней назад

I'd say that low information voters are where it starts...it always ends with "you know not but it's for your own good."

@70newlife 23 дня назад

@@sandralrho9455Israel and companies and banks own the politicians.

@JasonSmith-ej2fg Месяц назад

I just assume the obvious. If you see a Senator or Congress representative making 185k to 174k, but they live in multi-million dollar homes even more so when it just so happens their relatives do too. Those "government servants" are corrupt.

@brandoncadena08 Месяц назад

The most common career for millionaires is stem feilds fallowed by teachers. I would say if you make close to 200k for any significant period of time and you're not a millionaire you're just bad with money. Are there corrupt politicians? Absolutely. But being smart with money is not proof, or even strong evidence, for that.

@G3Dream Месяц назад

90% in agreement with your instinct. But 10% of me hedges at “class warfare” and the knee jerk flaming of wealth. Is Trump corrupt because of his wealth? Was Ross Perot? Is Elon Musk? Was Henry Ford? As a solution, at every election, I would challenge every candidate to disclose and even brag about how they earned their wealth. Then we could judge what means of wealth accumulation stands apart from mere corruption.

@kathrynburgess8987 Месяц назад

I think what they are saying, is after they get into politics and they only make this amount of money, but then all of a sudden they are living more of a millionaire type of life with yachts, private planes etc. where did that money come from? Not that they were that way when they took office. Such as trump. He made his fortune long before becoming a politician. Its the nancy pelosi’s, the Obamas, the Bidens etc. How did they make their millions being a professional politician, living off a senators salary?

@politicallyunreliable4985 Месяц назад

@@G3Dream Insider trading is against the law. The lawmakers can easily get around this.

@user-bk1lh2xw1h Месяц назад

HENRY FORD IS NOT A GOOD EXAMPLE BECAUSE OF HIS CONNECTION TO THE HOLOCAUST.

@chris66b55 Месяц назад

I think we have to stop punishing ourselves for considering things that once seemed crazy - Dr. Bret Weinstein Feb. 2024

@acady5164 Месяц назад

FISA keeps getting re-authorized...easily...

@wolfofthewest8019 Месяц назад

My dad served in the 60s. He was a Green Beret. He was really badly wounded -- took a machete to the neck -- during Operation Dragon Rouge, the evacuation of Belgian nationals from the Congo. It was a Belgian operation, but the US loaned them a bunch of transport planes and sent the Green Berets in to secure the airport. My dad's unit was securing an entrance when they got overrun by Simba. After he got out of the hospital, he was put on light duty and stationed at Groom Lake, aka Area 51. He was stationed at a guard post with orders to shoot the other guard if he tried to enter the base. His buddy had the same orders. They routinely saw "UFOs" fly in and out of the base. They had orders to never talk about anything they saw, and my dad didn't for years. Flashforward to 1989 and the USAF declassified the SR-1 Blackbird, allowing the press to show photos of it for the first time. I was 13 and watching the MacNeil/Lehrer Report with him and my mom when the news broke. My dad, normally a pretty stoic dude, jumped out of his seat and started excitedly pointing at the TV saying "I knew it! I knew it!" Because he'd seen the SR-1 Blackbird, or a prototype, flying in and out of Groom Lake. So yeah, I totally believe the "UFO conspiracy" was mostly the CIA screwing with Russian intelligence to keep them guessing about our skunkworks. From when I was 3 to when I was 6, I saw him maybe two weeks out of the year, and he spent the rest of the year in the Sudan. We all thought he was working for Chevron as a foreman setting up oil wells. After he died, we found paperwork confirming that he'd actually been working for the CIA the whole time he was in Africa. But he was also working for Chevron. So I also believe the intelligence community and the oil industry are all up in each other's business.

@lauraprado8487 Месяц назад

Thank you for sharing that story. Awesome 😊

@teresawest7619 Месяц назад

Said oil company did not get confiscated or leave Vzla and is still here as if by some privileged status. Always thought that was curious.

@harrysmith8338 29 дней назад

WE NEVER FUCKING BELONGED THERE.

@70newlife 23 дня назад

It never occurs to you that you don't own congo Or Palestine or iraq or syria or taiwan. Whoever wants you to go there are the corrupt people who are om payroll of big business. The same big business then screw your political system. You are too dumb to make the connection. Stop supporting your so called interests 10000 miles away or your so called allies who are colonial settler states from europe. Stick to your borders. Stop glorifying service overseas. It's not service of the nation. It's service of banks and big time investors.

@mattseman5682 Месяц назад

You should always fear the intelligence community. Their goal is not to protect the average citizen, but protect the state, and they will roll over the average citizen to do so.

@michellef1847 Месяц назад

Starting to look like everyone should be afraid of intel. They're becoming the U.S. version of the stasi... 😡

@Grimmlocked Месяц назад

becoming? always were sounds more like

@michellef1847 Месяц назад

@@Grimmlocked good point. It only seems like "becoming" because we (majority of citizens) are just learning this.

@daemonsadi4964 Месяц назад

@@michellef1847would it make you feel better or worse that I have been trying to tell people around me about this stuff since I was a teen in the early 2000s? Pretty much no one listened.

@G3Dream Месяц назад

@daemonsadi4964 very relatable lament. So many biblical examples of prophets and kings who strive to warn and amend a wayward people, only to be shunned. But the Bible also teaches us to take heart and courage by such “signs of the age” and to keep persevering and striving for the Hope that is within us.

$@soonerfrac4611$

@soonerfrac4611 Месяц назад

The FBI treatment of Dr. King alone should have led to the dissolution of the agency. The ATF & FBI are absolutely modern day Stasi/Gestapo.

@dakinesc09 Месяц назад

No one can convince me that Mike Johnson wasn't turned with threats from the intelligence community.

@marcpedneault3362 Месяц назад

When he came out of skiff he was scared.

@baustin11111 Месяц назад

The people that got to mike Johnson may be able to convince you...

@dakinesc09 Месяц назад

@@baustin11111 nah, but I don't diddle kids or value my own career/stocks over America 🤷‍♂️

@baustin11111 Месяц назад

@dakinesc09 it doesn't matter what you didn't do, they'll lie about it. And since there are multiple CIA desks at every news company and they can hack your computer easily, they can convince everyone you did do it.

@Qwerty123qazwsdrfv 29 дней назад

Manipulation is the trade of the intelligence community. They are good at it. Think of all the things they could demonstrate they prevented. Then, think about how the FBI orchestrated the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping/murder plot to influence an election. The intelligence community can do the same and no one gets to cross examine anyone. Their story stands alone. I'm no pro, but I'm sure I could concoct a series of stories that would convince almost anyone to support reauthorization of FISA. The Democrats in congress got professionals to put together their January 6th docudrama. The CIA has professionals in-house.

@AnthonyAnthony-tk4ye Месяц назад

The villain of the story never sees themselves as the villain

@formes2388 Месяц назад

The three evils: 1. The hapless fool - this one is basically a villain by proxy. What they are doing is more or less "That's the way things are done". 2. The Knowing Villain - This type of villain KNOWS they are the villain, they have an objective, and - for whatever reason, have determined doing the cruel, evil thing is necessary to expedite getting to a better state. This is the type of evil, that you can rationalized and debate OUT OF doing the evil thing, provided you can act soon enough. And then there is the actual worst type of evil: 3. The True Believer - This evil believes they are purely good. Everything they are doing is for the righteous good. You can not rationalize with this person, you can not convince them outside of brute force. The easiest one to write is the first. The current desired is the second - but it ends up looking more like the third do to... bad writing, and poor character development. Putin is the second - when you dig into the history. The reality is, Russia once, in the aftermath of the fall of the USSR, approached about the future POSSIBILITY of joining NATO which would have ended it's security concerns, but the US rejected the idea flat out - despite the fact it would have basically been a tool to push Russia into adhering to western ideology through legal structures and such, along with been a tool to help guide economic integration. The next problem you get, is the cult of the True Believer - and that, perpetuates it, unless you use heavy brute force to stop it.

@Mortiel Месяц назад

@@formes2388The primary flaw in your "three evils" idea is that it's for writing fictional stories. In real life, everyone falls in a grey zone between #1 and #3 on every single subject. I find it highly doubtful that Putin literally knows he's the "baddie". Firstly, none of us know what he's thinking. That said, the way humans work is that they create a story in our head where we are the good guy and our thoughts/actions are justified. Stalin, Hitler, Mao... Widely considered some of the biggest monsters in history, publicly and privately stated they thought what they were doing was for the good for their vision of their utopia. They were absolutely delusional and I would guarantee they didn't see themselves as the villain.

@droyal18able Месяц назад

Not true at all. Stalin knew he was a bad guy. Mao knew he was a bad guy. They both wrote about it.

@Tyler_W Месяц назад

@@formes2388 I think your breakdown assumes that there is no actual evil for evil's sake. There absolutely is. There are truly depraved psychopaths who just want whatever they want and don't care what it takes to get it. Sometimes what they want is just to cause the suffering, death, and destruction of others. What others do as a means to an end, they do as an end in itself because they take pleasure in the suffering of others. There may or may not be a lot of them, but these people absolutely do exist, and you're more likely to find them the higher up you climb the power ladder. The ones who can't stay functional enough to climb the hierarchy end up serial killers and the like.

@Tyler_W Месяц назад

@@droyal18able Lenin too. Hitler and Stalin were created by the way thry were raised. Lenin was a born psychopath.

@larrytroy3758 Месяц назад

I would love to see a three way discussion/debate with Nick, Ted and Tucker.

@robwilliamson-kv9qr Месяц назад

Appreciate your podcasts Mr.Freitas. Man our country needs prayer.

@marianmoses9604 Месяц назад

Great discussion. I am a former CIA officer from the 1980’s and ‘90’s chiming in here. I really appreciated the intelligent and bona fide discussion of the intel community and intel ops in general. It was all very spot-on and devoid of the usual bullshit and hyperbole. This man knows what he is talking about and approached the topic realistically. I enjoy your work and am an avid subscriber.

@TheExcelsia Месяц назад

Thank you Nick. Please continue your work, it is sorely needed.. Best regards from Europe!

@oldtop4682 Месяц назад

Nick, dagnambit, we need more like you! This is one of the best explanations of political motivations I have heard in a long time. Thing is, politics (from what I was taught) is a process of coming to the middle. My unscientific version of this is "When both groups come out grumbling about an agreement, they probably did the right thing". Overall. NOT saying that some things aren't flat wrong, and that should be fought tooth and nail, but generally. We are at a point however, where the parties are too entrenched and not willing to give. And one party (the GOP), has been too easy to give ground. OTOH, there is a certain group within the GOP that is obstructing decent bills for myopic reasons. And the other party that puts poison pills in every damn thing they propose. It's ridiculous, and hasn't always been this way.

@carolinatxan Месяц назад

The LSD project MK ULTRA sounds like Experiments from Hitlers Third Reich.

@Tyler_W Месяц назад

That's no coincidence. A lot of the crazy stuff they got up to is absolutely inspired by research done by the Nazis. Operation Paperclip also brought a lot of Nazi scientists and spies into the country to work for the OSS (early CIA) and NASA.

@davidroberts9099 Месяц назад

The system is the swamp.

@conniemorgan8402 Месяц назад

Sewer would be more descriptive than swamp.

@BearlyOutdoors Месяц назад

Honorable Delegate Nicholas J. Freitas, how can a resident of Virginia request our elected officials create a law in which if an individual is convicted as a child pedophile the death sentence is a sentencing option? Thank you for all you have done for the Commonwealth. Very best regards...

@marktisdale7935 Месяц назад

1:18:59 I am very active in politics on the right here in Colorado. The biggest problem that I see is these activists on the right who are not actually conservative. They are the "I support the Second Amendment, but..." or the are the, " I'm Pro-Life, but..." crowd and they get so mad and hostile to anyone that calls out their crap.

@unregistereduser1088 Месяц назад

That's from your party and the Democrats keeping other political parties from emerging.

@Tyler_W Месяц назад

Controlled opposition. Also, most people on the right would rather do anything other than be a professional activist. It's a very leftist concept.

@paulsardeson935 Месяц назад

Hmmmmm??? Speaker Johnson's flip-flop explained????🤔🤔🤔

@bradgilbert6718 Месяц назад

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. People focused on their intentions rather than the results of their actions are weak and selfish.

@ScandinavianHeretic Месяц назад

Evil is affecting other peoples lives by coercion, in the serious and convinced belief that it is for their own good.

@kathrynburgess8987 Месяц назад

Or for the good of the people they surrounded themselves with.

@70newlife 23 дня назад

Like giving away Palestinian arab Christian and arab muslim land to irreligious jews from Europe.

@dougfry7638 Месяц назад

I'm absolutely impressed with Nick's explanation of the feasibility of what's going on with our elected leaders and our government as a whole. I don't have his special operations experience, nor do I have his legislative experience, but I'm not ignorant of the tactics being used to manipulate our leadership and ourselves either. As a people, the more Nick continues to educate us as to the possibilities and information available, the more we can use what we've learned to become more resistant to the effects of those tactics and be able to positively affect outcomes more in line with scripture and God's plans. Know the battle space, know your enemies, have an endgame, and use your strengths while being aware of your weaknesses to achieve your goals without becoming what you are fighting against.

@gailcarey3597 Месяц назад

Amen.

@johnbarry8185 Месяц назад

Hey Nick, I REALLY like the show today. People need to hear more of this.

@richvest7212 Месяц назад

Yes they are afraid of the gestapo

@user-cj6vl4dh1o Месяц назад

Those characteristics you listed at around the 1:04 mark in the video matches about 90 percent of the people in Congress. So yes, they will do self-serving actions.

@tomnoyb8301 Месяц назад

Fear? More like terrified.

@carolinatxan Месяц назад

We do not need reasons or proof, let's just dissolve the depts

@coraleefarrell1066 Месяц назад

AFUERA🎉😂

@sgtcrtrdnl Месяц назад

Tucker is wrong about the a-bomb, for sure. Ww2 Japan was one of the most brutal war machines in history. Just because "some guys" say they were going to surrender already, doesn't make it true. The Japanese refused the terms of surrender at the time.

@rileysmall4317 Месяц назад

At least that's what we were taught.

@RIp-sz6yn Месяц назад

20:58. Both a and b are incorrect - it's corruption.

@cptkirkp Месяц назад

Dude - you da man. We are saving mankind - literally - This is good against evil - straight up.

@juliecollins6253 Месяц назад

I don't understand how people can get online and discuss different stuff and as you guys are talking I'm listening and the reason we're in this predicament is because when they go to vote they just vote instead of doing their research like they do and they want to buy a car or buy a house they go to website to website looking for the right house looking for the right car but never check to see if their candidate that's supposed to be representing him is qualified

@Jeffyinthehills Месяц назад

Often times there is not a good choice when voting plus, there is so much money switching hands in Washington that the most honest of men would be tempted. A man can only resist that temptation for so long before he gives. Plus his peers will also push on him because they don’t want anybody messing with the deal the got going.

@daemonsadi4964 Месяц назад

@@Jeffyinthehillsnothing you said is wrong, nor does it change the fact people need to actually research their candidates. Worst case scenario you are aware of the flaws and can attempt to compensate, best case scenario you can start getting in proper candidates instead of abstaining from voting or going in blind. Dont accept only incorrect choices. This is OUR country, we can fix it if we do more than show up to the ballot box.

@SabirothCarastor 4 дня назад

My understanding is that it’s the local central committees that ultimately decide who is chosen to run for the national parties.

@RagnarinVa Месяц назад

Term limits and an 80% reduction in the intelligence budget.

@greatcountryliving Месяц назад

We need a wash & back to the Constitution

@user-hf6qr3cr5g Месяц назад

We need more concern for what is right and less concern for power and position.

@Sentinel82 Месяц назад

The problem is everybody has a different definition of what is right

@brentmiedema7002 Месяц назад

I love you, Nick. You're a hero.

@patriciahogan4705 Месяц назад

We absolutely believe it.

@jreese46 Месяц назад

Remember when we learned just how many people they were listening to, for how long?

@billfairless6256 Месяц назад

I would be terrified too. We all know who organised JFKs demise. A Congressman or two shouldn't be a problem.

@Red-ej6he Месяц назад

The truth IS stranger than fiction.

@nophdcoyote3635 Месяц назад

Yes they are scared. Our institutions are completely out of civilian control

@sgtcrtrdnl Месяц назад

They don't care how corrupt or hypocritical they appear to be.

@Worleywoods Месяц назад

ALL alphabet agencies should be dissolved. Replace them with elected "directors". Simple! We return to the Constitution and ELECT our officials. A director of Health, Finance, Security, Technology, and Foreign affairs.

@jeanwalke6015 Месяц назад

Watch your back Tucker. You speak the truth! That’s very dangerous these days!

@stephenyoung5392 Месяц назад

Your right Nick

@chrislong6541 Месяц назад

" Welcome to the System, please enjoy your stay"

@lauraprado8487 Месяц назад

Hahaha 😆

@patriciahogan4705 Месяц назад

Democracy is on shakey ground.

@MommaLousKitchen Месяц назад

Kinda always was.

@ReformedSooner24 Месяц назад

Good. May it fall in an instant. Democracy is a four letter word in my vocabulary.

@JJSmith-AK-Vet Месяц назад

Love to you all and keep up the good work ❤🙏👍

@terrysaunders7107 Месяц назад

We live under a system that for generations understood that it's only vulnerability is from within. Any use of constitutional rights that is inconvenient can end in lethal force is not a free society. It is always justified as everyone is guilty. No one is free until everyone is.

@strangfangers Месяц назад

What about the all but untouchable, unelected bureaucrats who write policies that carry the weight of law that is enforced by agents of the bureau. What could possibly go wrong?

@user-bk1lh2xw1h Месяц назад

❤

@willpaul5202 Месяц назад

Which violates the constitution

@BethOvertonCPMmidwife Месяц назад

This conversation very important and spot on.

@greatcountryliving Месяц назад

1:23:23 nailed it!

@brightpage1020 Месяц назад

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha intel owns Congress. Already. Not even a quesfion.

@donaldgoodin1190 Месяц назад

Really smart, well spoken people. Think tank quality. Keep it up🙏

@kay_Z420 Месяц назад

Lol line about mike johnson ...maybe hes actually a good guy !!.. had me rollin good show guys very knowledgeable episode

@meitalelimelech1483 Месяц назад

As a Jewish woman I can respect nicks argument about operation paper clip. Things are so much complicated in real life and we should examine it much more deeply than just good or bad That's not to say good or evil don't exist

@carolinatxan Месяц назад

They are not fun to think about. We just can't prove it. We know it's going on.

@user-vp1fm2pd2v Месяц назад

I highly doubt there are many politicians that would not take a kickback. The more you turn them down the bigger the number gets.

@jeanettewest Месяц назад

I attended university fall of '98 to '04. I was in the honors program and all who were in the program were all housed on the same floor of one of the student housings. I watched as a fellow using a few parts he bought from Radio Shack and a pineapple juice can to build an antennae, point it at another window in the complex so we could see what was on that students computer, on HIS computer. He pointed out, he could open up any program on her computer, such as an email, and send one, using her computer, and she would never know. Yeah, he closed everything up and didn't do that, he wanted to point out how easy it was. So yes, any truly elite hacker working for the gubmint can drop a gift onto your comp. Why plant a key of smack? That doesn't disgust or terrify people. But going to prison for kiddy porn? It is a death sentence and everyone knows it.

@brentmiedema7002 Месяц назад

And by the way, only thanks to Rush and Levin did I realize to go even farther out and listen to Alex Jones. And THEN I found Nick Frietas. The Right is absolutely the shit; it's journalists protected me from taking the jab. Thank you, Right wing Leaders: absolutely heros to me.

@deborahklinkner1730 Месяц назад

Did you watch Mike Johnson & his kind of squirley way he wouldn't connect after the funding Ukraine bill? Seriously a different demeanor than when he first took the speaker position. Yep after the "closed door black" meeting. Seemed odd behavior to me

@kathrynburgess8987 Месяц назад

I agree, seems pretty squirrely.

@joekahno Месяц назад

I would characterize the CIA as the covert wing of the State Department in much the same way the DIA is a covert wing of the Defense Department. Mission creep over the decades has caused the primary allegiance of both agencies to drift towards the pool of alphabet agencies and away from what is their overt chain of command.

@ACBRADY Месяц назад

Love this team. Favorite podcast on RU-vid. Keep up the good works guys.

@gramajan4 Месяц назад

I just found your channel, and so glad I did! And thank you for this conversation, it helps me so much to think through this Pompeo issue, which has really bothered me, on a much deeper level. I agree with you, unless we know all the particulars and details of a story, we really can't make judgements.

@christinashurina1008 Месяц назад

Thank you very much for the information. 😊😊😊😊😊

@marktisdale7935 Месяц назад

Your transitions to Good Ranchers are hilarious.

@lauraprado8487 Месяц назад

Right!!!😂

@YHVHYeshua Месяц назад

Great video, well thought out explanations...

@barbaragray7883 Месяц назад

Your argument is exactly the point of the last couple of chapters of 1984.

@patriciasullivan2538 Месяц назад

Thank you for your work!!

@juliehays2023 Месяц назад

Absolutely

@janetmcburney4582 Месяц назад

It's rampant

@greenturtle407 Месяц назад

Nick, I have been going to school to be a teacher for a few years now and I go to a very liberal school in a very conservative city (oxymoron?). One thing that has been brought up is Social Emotional Learning (SEL). I know that conservatives have been trying to fight against SEL for many years now and what I have tried to find is why? I have done some research and all I could find was that there is no agreed-upon reason for not wanting SEL in schools. The schools that I have done my field experiences in, there are students who are not supported by their parents. What I mean is, yes they live with their parents but their parents are either unable to take care of themselves let alone their children or they are too wrapped up in their own drama to actually care for their children. I can't see a problem with SEL in schools because the children don't get that lesson from home. Where am I wrong? I honestly want to know so that I can do the right thing as a teacher. Thank you

@stephenferguson9756 Месяц назад

If I were to guess, I would assume conservatives feel that SEL is just another tool that higher education will use to further indoctrinate their children to be little Marxists.

@agrahazl 26 дней назад

Very good talk! More folks should do/have this same conversation on the topic with their associates. By folks I mean run of the mill citizen with other citizens.

@agrahazl 26 дней назад

Chem Trails, hmmmm. Ok not tin foil. Lookup Weather Modification Inc and/or SOARS and include NOAA. Then do some basic tracking using something like Flightradar 24 app. You'll see flights one day and then tornado's/severe weather a couple of days later due to the seeding in the general area. It's not just going on CONUS but various parts of the globe. My question is what exactly is seeding material composed of?

@cyndiibbotson758 27 дней назад

I find it fascinating that voting is not compulsory in America - in Australia,you get a fine if you do not vote - love this channel, only discovered it today - it’s explained a lot of stuff to me in easy language - it’s also interesting that they were saying it’s the system causing it - Jordan Peterson said that people say Elon Musk says things he shouldn’t because he is in a position of power, but Jordan said that people in power tow the line and keep their heads down in order to keep their position and you go along with the group to keep your position AND Tina is awesome

@mikethomas3275 Месяц назад

True!

@HVYMTL55 Месяц назад

YES, and so shall you

@larrytroy3758 Месяц назад

its easy to judge discissions with the colored glasses of time.

@zombieboy5665 Месяц назад

I actually agree.100%

@harrygrimley4352 Месяц назад

Yep 😊

@jancrosby6677 Месяц назад

For these institutions, use the illustration of the Darien Gap as a metaphor to connect the dots. ...Viewing from Australia, watchin' the Venn Diagrams worldwide. Go guys!

@Spartan1312 Месяц назад

The praetorian guard...

@ReformedSooner24 Месяц назад

This whole conversation is making me more sympathetic to monarchy…

@lewiswhite95 Месяц назад

Why from Germany though Korea too VIETNAM Kosovo IRAQ Afghanistan do we a Representative government always make a Central government to support?

@user-id3xl4qw6e Месяц назад

That looks true.

@PleaseNThankYou Месяц назад

Blackmail is a real thing and it happens everyday, from rough relationships and bitchy coworkers, to top politicians and CEOs. They wreck your job and your personal life to various degrees. I think it just corrupts you once you get there. Adrenaline is great for causing bad decisions.