Planning To Vote, Krystal Ball and Saager Enjeti interview RFKJr. for 49 minutes on Breaking Points. Thanks Christine. Krystal exhibits stress at the outset, seeking to distance herself from Kennedy's positions on vaccine harms, makes that point, then holds those questions for late in the interview, when she again exhibits stress and is unable to accept Kennedy's answers to her questions.
RFK Jr is a rare, refreshing candidate. I hope he can win against a horrible machine that has greatly damaged our Republic, and the democracy of the people.
Ugh…she brings up the wax subject, then proceeds to interrupt and cut him off, saying “I don’t want to debate this”. Then why’d you bring it up? Here’s a little constructive criticism, Krystal: let your GUEST answer the questions! Put your biases aside and let your viewers be the judge.
The demoncrats will never allow him to win the nomination. As you can see they have already put him in the wacko conspiracy box. As for energy his stance would put us back in the horse and buggy days. The only currently viable replacement for fossil fuels is nuclear. How hard would it actually be to shoot the waste into the sun?
John - I'm so glad that you wrote about this. Your blog, like RFK Jr's work and recent announcement, continues to inspire your subscribers (as does your garden!). I'd be so grateful if, at some point, you chose to help spread awareness of the financial drivers behind the trans agenda. Motivated by the laudable desire to be kind, we’re all being duped into supporting an agenda driven by NGOs and funded by pharma, technology, & banking/big finance that tries to replace sex with gender, biology with ideology, and free speech/critical thinking with fearful compliance. This video is a good place to start: Who Is Behind the Trans Agenda?
I know that's actually the name someone uses, but, thanks for this title this morning, just the laugh I needed. The image of Joe "alcohol is staying!!" Kennedy on the wall behind as bobbin bobby jr. stares into a krystal ball is hilarious, and will last.
Thanks for the video interview of RFK Jr. I felt the interviewers used their own agenda to fault Kennedy's. I thought he handled himself well. His views on climate change are certainly more nuanced than I've encountered so far. He proposed an internet-based "information grid" to collect information about a pandemic from doctors around the world sounds good, but what do you think? And, lastly, why do we only talk about Africa when it comes to presumed contagious illness and at no other time? That sure seems like a "dead horse".
John, I have to say that Kennedy running as a Democrat is a huge mistake and it will cost him dearly. I will not vote for any mainstream candidate and if the DNC endorses him, it just means he sold out. He should run independently. The other point is the nuclear energy argument. The fact that two alternative types of nuclear energy have been known for some time but ignored by everyone with the exception of Lyndon Larouche is perplexing and I do not know why Mr. Kennedy does not know about them. They are safer than what has been used traditionally. The fact remains that solar and wind are not scalable for the needs of the world as in the amount of silver it would take to make them is astronomical, the space would encompass a couple of states geographic area, an army of people to keep them clean. Not possible or practical. There is no such thing as clean coal but there is such a thing as clean and safe nuclear energy. Look it up and see. This would be a game changer for the world but the powers that be do not want this energy made available for obvious reasons. I would like to know what Mr. Kennedy proposes as an alternative to nuclear! If he says wind and solar then he is delusional.
My wife and I are working on our veggies now. I have pears,apples ,mulberrys,blackberrys, currants and hazelnuts. Just outside albuquerque so contouring to catch rainwater. We get serious memorial weekend around here cause of late frosts. Bless you and yours.
I saw RFK speak a few weeks ago at Dartmouth (penned an article about it: https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/vaccine_mandates_and_informed_consent_at_dartmouth_.html). I was very impressed by his talk, and his passion. Though I don't agree with him on everything, America needs a centrist and he's the only chance we have. Not only would he expose Biden's fraud and incompetence, but he would be an attractive option to conservatives who are not enamored with Donald Trump. Including me..... :)
Reading back your comments I actually don't know why I said that. I am sure that "anthropogenic climate warming" is propaganda. I mostly agree with what you've said. I believe some sort of nuclear/ fusion powerplants will be required. On the waste product I ask a simple question, how hard can it be to shoot it into the sun? Really, no snark, just think about it.
It must be dealt with in some way. The simpler the better. If you have a good idea let it be known.
RFK Jr is a rare, refreshing candidate. I hope he can win against a horrible machine that has greatly damaged our Republic, and the democracy of the people.
thanks for the synopsis, I rarely consume video content so the data is helpful
Ugh…she brings up the wax subject, then proceeds to interrupt and cut him off, saying “I don’t want to debate this”. Then why’d you bring it up? Here’s a little constructive criticism, Krystal: let your GUEST answer the questions! Put your biases aside and let your viewers be the judge.
If he gets in it will be a miracle.
RFK’s interview with Russell Brand is great as well. It’s happening!!! ✊🏽
The demoncrats will never allow him to win the nomination. As you can see they have already put him in the wacko conspiracy box. As for energy his stance would put us back in the horse and buggy days. The only currently viable replacement for fossil fuels is nuclear. How hard would it actually be to shoot the waste into the sun?
John - I'm so glad that you wrote about this. Your blog, like RFK Jr's work and recent announcement, continues to inspire your subscribers (as does your garden!). I'd be so grateful if, at some point, you chose to help spread awareness of the financial drivers behind the trans agenda. Motivated by the laudable desire to be kind, we’re all being duped into supporting an agenda driven by NGOs and funded by pharma, technology, & banking/big finance that tries to replace sex with gender, biology with ideology, and free speech/critical thinking with fearful compliance. This video is a good place to start: Who Is Behind the Trans Agenda?
Jennifer Bilek, investigative journalist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLXdoqXbC6k
38:00
(Peter McCullough has also lately started addressing this issue as has Joseph Mercola.)
‘Minimally rigged’ being the operative phrase there. 🙄
I know that's actually the name someone uses, but, thanks for this title this morning, just the laugh I needed. The image of Joe "alcohol is staying!!" Kennedy on the wall behind as bobbin bobby jr. stares into a krystal ball is hilarious, and will last.
Thanks again.
Thanks for the video interview of RFK Jr. I felt the interviewers used their own agenda to fault Kennedy's. I thought he handled himself well. His views on climate change are certainly more nuanced than I've encountered so far. He proposed an internet-based "information grid" to collect information about a pandemic from doctors around the world sounds good, but what do you think? And, lastly, why do we only talk about Africa when it comes to presumed contagious illness and at no other time? That sure seems like a "dead horse".
John, I have to say that Kennedy running as a Democrat is a huge mistake and it will cost him dearly. I will not vote for any mainstream candidate and if the DNC endorses him, it just means he sold out. He should run independently. The other point is the nuclear energy argument. The fact that two alternative types of nuclear energy have been known for some time but ignored by everyone with the exception of Lyndon Larouche is perplexing and I do not know why Mr. Kennedy does not know about them. They are safer than what has been used traditionally. The fact remains that solar and wind are not scalable for the needs of the world as in the amount of silver it would take to make them is astronomical, the space would encompass a couple of states geographic area, an army of people to keep them clean. Not possible or practical. There is no such thing as clean coal but there is such a thing as clean and safe nuclear energy. Look it up and see. This would be a game changer for the world but the powers that be do not want this energy made available for obvious reasons. I would like to know what Mr. Kennedy proposes as an alternative to nuclear! If he says wind and solar then he is delusional.
My wife and I are working on our veggies now. I have pears,apples ,mulberrys,blackberrys, currants and hazelnuts. Just outside albuquerque so contouring to catch rainwater. We get serious memorial weekend around here cause of late frosts. Bless you and yours.
I saw RFK speak a few weeks ago at Dartmouth (penned an article about it: https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2023/04/vaccine_mandates_and_informed_consent_at_dartmouth_.html). I was very impressed by his talk, and his passion. Though I don't agree with him on everything, America needs a centrist and he's the only chance we have. Not only would he expose Biden's fraud and incompetence, but he would be an attractive option to conservatives who are not enamored with Donald Trump. Including me..... :)
Love your garden! Wow!!
How blessed you are to have a garden.
Reading back your comments I actually don't know why I said that. I am sure that "anthropogenic climate warming" is propaganda. I mostly agree with what you've said. I believe some sort of nuclear/ fusion powerplants will be required. On the waste product I ask a simple question, how hard can it be to shoot it into the sun? Really, no snark, just think about it.
It must be dealt with in some way. The simpler the better. If you have a good idea let it be known.