Former Soviet Citizen Discusses Why 9/11 Happened, Economy with 'Occupy Wall Street'

[Temptatia]

It was a labor dispute with the carpet installers union

[fatheremmons]

Educating the ill-informed til they say "Na, I'm done man". Great job and great videos.

[tbirdUCWReAJ]

Speaking as a Tea Partier, I think Bill Clinton was a very successful President with our domestic and economic needs, he worked well with the opposition as well. His biggest weakness was, indeed, foreign policy regarding terrorism. He didn't react appropriately when those events happened. However, it would be kind of unfair to say Clinton let 9/11 happen. Nobody could comprehend an attack like that back then. When that day happened, the world surely changed forever.

[oootuff]

Idiots, just complete idiots.. I'm so glad that this Russian can come here and tell these people how it is. I myself am from Germany and I feel the same way...

[Ruugar]

I like how all the people wearing the guy fawkes masks are for more government when historically he tried to literally tear it down.

[ProSportsBrief]

The debt was annoying, but other than that yes!

[MrCheckitout]

@DrCruel both Bush's and Clinton had thier chance to stop the asset bubble and they did not. matter of fact, both parties pushed full steam ahead even after they were warned multipul times. this man is foolish as to believe the republican party has his best interest at heart.

[supertacticalbacon]

There's a big difference between Liberalism and Communism. Just about all the founding fathers could be described as Classical Liberals and the strain of thought has produced many ideas we consider sacred in both American and European politics.
Communism on the other hand is pretty much a secular religion.

[laponte]

hey vlad, i love ur videos and see eye to eye with you on 99% of ur views, HOWEVER, Bush was not a good president. the last good president lived decades ago

[antiherbs]

Spending money on education does not mean he was doing right. My mother is a lifelong teacher, and we both agree that 'no child left behind' is totally counter-productive. His approach to education was to take away funds from the very people who needed it most - not to mention the fact that his legislation was entirely bubble-test-based. Anyway, it's a fallacy to think any one president makes a difference. You will find more continuity between administrations than differences.

[austinweary]

i agree that it does not fit perfectly with today's political landscape however they have more in common with modern day conservatives

[SharpShoter]

Maybe if these guys got fuckin hair cuts, presentable clothes, wore their hats straight and had some accountability they would have jobs...

[austinweary]

but your forget that classical liberals have by far the most in common with modern day conservatives than they do with modern day liberals

[ridder]

Clinton was too busy playing hide the strudel under the desk with Monica.

[englaland]

Talking to this guy was like talking to a brick wall he was more concerned with his necklace than anything else

[SupaNami]

I agree with you!! ... but... who was the last "good" president decades ago? I think i know who you're referring to.. and his name start's with a J?

[ace]

Occutard has strong belief's but no information to support them.

[BillMcGirr]

He had his job "taken" from him????

LOOK AT HIM!
Would YOU hire this??...

[MrCheckitout]

first how can you say jobs were better under Bush, it was an asset bubble and only asset bubble.

[SwiftNightRunner]

@vpawid
I think he is more of a Newt fan.