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That’s a new angle......... Gabby Gifford should have used that one.

Dresses for men....in. Toe mirrors....out. Got it. But, if you think I will not harass the first dude I see dressed like that...well....hey...sometimes, you just gotta set a bro straight.

If it is any consolation, everyone else has a fake space program, too....because that is what sets us apart from third world, shit hole countries....Big Bogus Science Projects. Civilization! Aint it grand?

i agree with Gus Chambers. If you can set comments from these guest accounts for approval. All comments for guest accounts to approved by channel operators might work. I see some good arguments for both the affirmative and the negative but setting guest comments for approval might satisfy all.

This was McCain’s way to see his own funeral. That lying traitor wasn’t killed. He had too much dirt. He also got his Congressional Funeral service that he wouldn’t have received if he had just retired. Now he’s lying low in one of their many mansions.

OPEN THE FLOOD GATES.

Such pleasant people.

Another outstanding flat earth video! It all seems pretty obvious to me.

=) lol

I’m leaning toward on. I know how it was in the before days when they were on but having them off i feel gives the appearance trolls and shills intimidate us. But not only that but with guest comments on some more good smart people might join us. Bring on all comers. We have truth on our side

i love how the Earth looks so CGI from the ISS

so much Bad Water at The Rite Aid, police line of like 20, walking the parking lot ALL have water. other clips show evacuation under military gunpoint, with gunners holding Coffee in the other hand

yep! Cora is right! Total Hoax! I could go on and on about how that was the convenient Hoax story, but if I find time I’ll try to get to it.

Sticks and stones, man... Sticks and stones. Personally, I care not. Because, at some point, I sprouted a penis and realized how meaningless and unproductive negative commenting really is. As a barometer, it is useless...since one person with an extra chromosome can pretend to be ten people with extra chromosomes. Maybe, Guest should be replaced with the word Mongoloid or Peanut Gallery. So, here is my two scents. Barbeque and Kind Buds. On second thought, leave them off. I do not need competition in the irrelevant comment genre....where I am the King!

I personally think it should be up to the content uploader to allow guest comments on their video(s). ALL GUEST COMMENTS NEED APPROVAL OF THE CONTENT PROVIDER BEFORE THE COMMENT IS POSTED. That way guests that are NOT trolls or shills can participate with the approval of uploader. If they wish to be able to comment freely then sign up! We can’t let those wishing to keep REAL discussion from taking place dictate how we function. That is exactly what they want! Thats just my 2 cents though.

Phenomenal work! To get fatty into character they had her imagine she wouldn’t be getting complimentary lunch.

I didn’t realize the comment box here didn’t recognize formatting. Here’s the YT link: https://youtu.be/B-KOlR2dk0E

This was a pinned comment on this video on YT. (The original vid on YT has comments disabled so no discussion is possible.) Pinned by aplanetruth.info none ya 5 days ago She WAS NEVER A NUN....she was OBSESSED by the all male order of Monks!!! Below is a completely sourced document: "Monk Cleared of Indecent Assault By Jennifer Lucarelli Telegram & Gazette March 14, 2003 - An 84-year-old monk at St. Joseph’s Abbey in Spencer was found not guilty yesterday of fondling a woman while spiritually advising her. A jury of five women and one man found the Rev. Joseph Chu-Cong not guilty of a single count of indecent assault and battery of a person over 14. The verdict came after just over an hour of deliberation in Western Worcester District Court. The defense had attacked the 27-year-old woman’s credibility, saying she had impersonated a nun and had an obsession with the abbey. The woman, Keri Burnor, of North Brookfield, testified yesterday that she was studying to become a hermetic nun and began calling herself "Sister Keri." She testified that she asked to speak with Rev. Chu-Cong on Aug. 23, 2001, about a book he wrote about spirituality and contemplation, and afterward she confessed her sins to him in a conference room in the guest house of the abbey. She then said she stood up and gave Rev. Chu-Cong a hug, and he "moved forward in his chair," and she began to feel uncomfortable. "I went to gather the two or three books I had brought with me, and he reached over and grabbed my left breast," she said. In April 2002, Ms. Burnor filed a complaint against Rev. Chu-Cong with St. Joseph’s Abbey. Rev. Isaac Keeley, who was serving as the prior of the abbey, began investigating the incident. During his testimony yesterday, Rev. Keeley said the abbey community had been having problems with Ms. Burnor because she had not taken her vows as a nun and was not a member of any church. "She created her own habit, presenting herself as a nun -- impersonating and misrepresenting herself," he said. "She presented herself as a hermetic nun of the St. Joseph’s Abbey, of which she was not a member. "She would greet the guests that visited the abbey while wearing her habit and she would introduce herself as ’Sister Keri,’ and our community is made up of monks," Rev. Keeley said. "She was impersonating a nun and would spend hours after the services inside the chapel, which primarily opened for prayer." Ms. Burnor contended, during her testimony, that Bishop Daniel P. Reilly of the Worcester Diocese has allowed her to pursue becoming a hermetic nun under his guidance and that she does is not required to be part of a specific order. In August 2002, after a formal complaint was filed with the state police in Auburn, Abbot Damian Carr of St. Joseph’s Abbey issued a no-trespassing order to Ms. Burnor, saying she was not allowed on the property. Ms. Burnor admitted that she had visited the abbey in a wig, hat and other disguises. The most recent visit was three weeks ago, she said. "I couldn’t stay away from the wall," said Ms. Burnor, referring to the wall that separates the visitors of the chapel from the sanctuary. "It is a spiritual symbol of God’s arm and heart -- I used to kneel there and put my head on it and kiss the wall," she added, crying. "Other people just saw it as a wall." "I missed my wall," she said. "But now I have a picture of the wall on my own wall, so I won’t be going back to the abbey." Rev. Keeley testified that Ms. Burnor had asked for exceptions to the abbey’s rules so she could form a special relationship with the abbey. Rev. Keeley said her request to be part of the abbey was denied for two reasons. "We don’t allow outsiders to be a part of our monastery," he said. Also, Rev. Keeley said, Ms. Burnor seemed to be suffering from emotional problems. While testifying, Ms. Burnor said other priests at the abbey had become "romantically interested" in her. "I don’t want to divulge their names because I want to protect them," she said. "But I brought those concerns to the abbot as well, and nothing was done." During his testimony, Rev. Chu-Cong said he had agreed to serve as her spiritual adviser, but only if she agreed not "to hang around the guest house" and other areas on the property where she was not welcome. When asked if he fondled her breast, he emphatically said: "Not at all sir, not at all, not at all." Rev. Chu-Cong said he did speak with her on Aug. 23, 2001, about spirituality and contemplative ways, but said he did not hear her confession. "She hugged me aggressively afterwards and hung onto my neck," Rev. Chu-Cong said. "Then she gathered her one or two books and left the room." Rev. Chu-Cong said they met accidentally three other times in the guest house. "And again she hugged me, three times," he said. In his closing arguments, defense lawyer Thomas McEvilly said Ms. Burnor is not believable. "She has an obsession with the abbey and the monastery," Mr. McEvilly said. "She admitted going there when she wasn’t welcome and wearing disguises like a wig, hat and different clothing." Mr. McEvilly said she desperately wanted to fulfill her needs of being part of the abbey. "She had set forth conditions that she would withdraw the allegations, but only if she could carry out the terms of her obsession by going to the abbey whenever she wanted," he said. In his closing arguments, Assistant District Attorney Anthony J. Marotta asked the jury why Ms. Burnor would make up this story. "If she’s going to make up something, she could have made up a better story," he said. "No one did anything about her being marginal mentally until five days after she filed the criminal complaint." Judge Paul A. Losapio instructed the jury around 3 p.m. and the verdict of not guilty was read at 4 p.m. After the verdict, Ms. Burnor declined to comment. Rev. Keeley and Rev. Chu-Cong also declined to comment, instead deferring to Abbot Carr, who issued a statement. "The community of St. Joseph’s Abbey rejoices with Fr. Joseph Chu-Cong in the ’not guilty’ verdict handed down today in his trial at the East Brookfield District Court. Jesus himself has taught, ’The truth will set you free.’ Fr. Joseph, freed from burden of a false accusation, is happy to continue with his ordinary monastic life," the statement reads. It continues, "No monk likes litigation, but this trial was the unavoidable step that had to be taken to establish Fr. Joseph’s innocence of the charge brought against him. Today’s ’not guilty’ verdict is a necessary first step to restore to Fr. Joseph his natural, moral and civil rights to a good name." "We invite you to join us in prayer for all persons who thirst for justice and who labor for peace in the great journey of life," the statement concludes."

What Riteaid shooting hoax? I’m so tired of the "news" I barely watch Fox anymore!

I’d rather there not be guest comments. Too many trolls/shills, & other idiots (sleeple).