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real quick I know you're probably busy
you got somewhere to go just want to show you
these photos that they say they found on
Saturn today even though we didn't land
on the moon you know the production
companies and Hollywood said that the
Lightning was according just like the
movies would be and the light was
incorrect if it was actually real light
shining down from the Sun area but it's
not getting to that topic as you see
right here CNN Cassini probe dives
through Saturn's ring April 26 here's
the actual probe they're supposed to be
circulating around space a couple of
images of the hurricane is supposed to
be on Mars I'm not about to sit here and say
wow look at that!! like some of these idiots
who just trying to you know make you be
interested where's the real NASA at? the
one that we don't see the one that's
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one who was just production company who
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What 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' Teaches Us About Filmmaking - Duration: 20:25.
Hello cinephiles!
It's time for another installment of What I Learned From Watching.
Today, we take a look at the film you voted for—the classic comedy by the Silly Six,
the British Buffoons, the Preposterous Pythons-
"Get on with it!"
"Yes! Get on with it!"
"Yes! Get on with it!"
You know what it is, you saw the title.
Join me as I take a look at what Monty Python and the Holy Grail teaches us about filmmaking…
Monty Python's first attempt at a feature-length film was And Now for Something Completely Different,
directed by Ian MacNaughton in 1971.
In spite of the title, the film was not very different from the television series at all.
It was made up of reshot sketches from the first two seasons of Monty Python's Flying Circus
including such classics as The Lumberjack Song, Nudge Nudge, and Dead Parrot,
to name a few (Wiki).
And Now for Something Completely Different was meant to bring Monty Python's fame to
America, which it was unsuccessful in doing.
This is probably why they chose the title Monty Python and the Holy Grail seeing as
the title And Now for Something Completely Different doesn't advertise the famous group (Larsen).
It wasn't until the group was between the third and fourth seasons of Flying Circus
in 1974 that they decided to make an attempt at a real feature film made up entirely from
new material (Wiki).
John Cleese: "We went away and wrote bits and came back and put them together into a first-draft.
This is probably fifteen months ago, I think.
Not more than ten or fifteen percent still remains.
And then we sort of went on playing with it and got it into one shape, and in that shape,
half of it was medieval and half of it was modern."
It was fascinating to learn that there wasn't any adlibbing in the film.
Every line was scripted and rehearsed beforehand.
In the original draft of the screenplay— that switched back and forth between King
Arthur's story and the 20th Century—the Holy Grail was eventually found at Harrods—a
departments store—at their "Holy Grail Counter."
John Cleese: "The very first draft of the script, ninety percent of it was thrown out.
Ninety percent.
By the time it got to the fourth draft, it bore no resemblance to the first."
After the new screenplay was finished, most of the rewrite was completed by Michael Palin
and Terry Jones and the final screenplay was finished on March 15th, 1974 (Larsen).
The germ of the idea started from a sketch that Michael Palin and Terry Jones had written
involving the bit about the swallow and King Arthur (Tribeca Film Festival).
This was also the first scene they shot (Commentary).
They liked the concept of using the King Arthur and the Holy Grail story because there was
basic legend they could parody and so they could stay along this basic path and deviate
however much they wanted (Tribeca Film Festival).
So, what can we learn?
Number one: First Feature Directing
The film was directed by Python members Terry Jones and the American, Terry Gilliam.
Of course, Gilliam would go on to become one of this era's most imaginative directors.
When the group was working on And Now For Something Completely Different, the two Terrys
thought they could do a better job than director Ian MacNaughton was doing.
So, when they began to work on Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the two Terrys threw their
hats into the ring despite neither of them having any
experience directing a feature film (Gilliam 155).
"How do two people who have never directed a film before in their lives direct a film?"
Terry Gilliam: "Well, I don't know.
We're really learning as we do it.
That's what's nice, we've been given a whole feature film to learn how to make
films on."
"Where's the other Terry now?"
Terry Gilliam: "He's directing.
He's directing the film… we do tag-team directing.
When he finishes that, he'll come out here and exhaustively tap me on the shoulder and
I'll rush into action and away we'll go."
Having two filmmakers directing their first feature together was beneficial at times.
The ability to split the directing duties allowed for the two Terrys to keep from collapsing
under the burden of directing a feature film for an already famous comedy group.
In his autobiography titled Giliamesque, Terry Gilliam writes:
"One particular crisis while shooting Monty Python and the Holy Grail came when we had
to dig a hole to get the camera in the right place to film for a special effects shot that
involved animals being thrown over the battlements.
The others didn't understand the importance of having to kneel uncomfortably, aligning
them beneath the level of parapet so later I could get a clean matte, and the heated
debate which ensued culminated in me proclaiming, 'You wrote this sketch and I'm just trying
to make it work!'
Then I stomped off in high dudgeon to lie down in the tall grass.
At this point it was a good job that we had two directors, as it meant the other Terry
could take over while I quietly processed the realization that perhaps I didn't want
to direct Monty Python films any more" (Gilliam 159).
Terry Jones: "Well, Terry Gilliam and I took it in turns to- every other day we did
the show- directing."
Terry Gilliam: "Yeah, I mean, we were doing all of the work and they were doing all of
the complaining basically is what was going on."
Terry Jones: "Yeah, well it's a dogs-body job actually directing think.
You really just got to organize things and work out what you're doing in the morning
and it's a very thankless task."
Of course the drawback of having two directors is having two different minds with different
visions and equal influence over the film.
There were many disagreements between the two Terrys—Gilliam thought Jones was choosing
takes during the editing process based on the memory of which takes seemed to work on
the day rather than objectively looking at the takes in the editing room.
Gilliam confessed that he and editor John Hackney would switch out the shots late at
night without Jones' knowledge (Gilliam 160).
There were also multiple occasions where the two Terrys had disagreements on whether or
not a shot was ruined by lighting issues.
"Cut it."
"Cut."
"Cut."
The two Terrys are members of Monty Python and contributed to the screenplay as well
as acting in the film.
Being on the same level as the other Python members and suddenly raised up to the task
of directing this film gave them a kind of authority over the group that no one was used to.
Because of this, their authority was not always recognized and the fact that they were inexperienced
in the job of directing further intensified this sentiment.
Gilliam writes:
"It was inevitable that the rest of the group would have some difficulty coping with
the idea of Terry J. and I having any kind of authority over them.
But the speed with which the 'them against us' divide opened up took us both by surprise" (Gilliam 155).
Terry Gilliam: "Keep going, do it once again.
John, really move your head around from the beginning.
Start again."
John Cleese: "Jesus Chris!
How much do you think I could move it here, Terry?"
Terry Gilliam: "I know but just…
Keep going."
"We weren't even that bossy, but someone's got to tell people where to stand, and in
which direction to point the camera.
Graham was the worst, because he and Ian [MacNaughton] had been drinking partners.
He used to get really pissed at night and be incredibly brutal:
'Why isn't Ian directing this thing?
Ian was great, but this is in shambles…'" (Gilliam 155).
John Cleese: "I mean, there's never been any mutual respect within the Python group
at all as you probably know, but we're withholding a lot of the criticism that we would normally
be making."
Gilliam addressed this in his auto-biography.
He writes:
"I think I'd also started to suspect that comedy wasn't of quite such paramount importance
to me as it was to the others.
I thought it was just as important to get the mud and the squalor of the setting right,
so an exchange like
"Must be a king."
"Why?"
"He hasn't got shit all over him."
could really resonate.
As far as I was concerned, if we hadn't managed to make something coherently real
and gritty feel to it, we'd have been left with just a collection of sketches" (Gilliam 161).
This makes sense, there needs to be some kind of legitimacy to the mise-en-scene for the
humor to work properly.
And considering how low the budget was, it is amazing some of the detail they were able to get.
In the commentary, Gilliam points out how great the characters look in this scene.
The look of the people is giving the world character.
Look how the baker is covered in flour and this guy looks like he's in the middle of shaving.
There was even a gag where Michael Palin, as one of the villagers, had to crawl across
the ground and eat some mud.
The mud was specially made and Palin had to do it over and over and they ended up cutting
it from the film (Commentary).
Number two, Comedy's influence on film form.
Gilliam had said that, in hindsight, they shouldn't have shot so wide in this scene,
and wishes that he had shot some close-ups.
He points out that they shot it similarly to how they'd shoot the television show—
more or less like theater.
The actors play out the scene in real-time with more than one camera setup so they could
switch between the angles.
Gilliam said that, when it comes to comedy, the theory is that if you can see all of the
faces at the same time, it's funnier (Commentary).
I guess the aim of the production was to, for the most part, deviate from the "collection
of sketches" that they would do on the show and instead, employ cinematic techniques to
make something more cohesive.
Making a comedy that isn't grounded in reality affords some great opportunities to play with
film form for comedic effect.
We have become very accustomed to comedies nowadays relying pretty much solely on dialogue
to create humor, but this is really only utilizing one tool that can be used.
Of course, Monty Python and the Holy Grail is loaded with witty dialogue,
"Ni! Ni! Ni!"
but it also finds humor in how films are constructed.
For example, in this part where Sir Lancelot is running towards the castle, they are juxtaposing
shots of the castle guards looking off in the distance with the same shot of Lancelot
running over and over again.
Because of the way an audience member's mind works, they are able to play with our
expectation by cutting from a repeating shot to shots of time passing.
It almost tricks us into thinking that, because Lancelot is so far away, he isn't making
very much progress toward the castle in the short amount of time we see him.
We begin to realize something isn't right and suddenly all of our spatial awareness
is destroyed when Lancelot suddenly reaches the castle.
A side note: this shot was actually a pickup shot after principle photography ended and
it was filmed in England and not in Scotland like nearly all of the film.
They had shot the clip of Lancelot running toward the castle in Scotland during the shooting
of the film, but they didn't liked the way John Cleese was running—too silly apparently (Larsen).
Another example is how occasionally past or future scenes will interrupt and comment on
current scenes,
"At least ours was better visually."
"Well, at least ours was committed.
It wasn't just a string of pussy jokes."
"Oh, I am enjoying this scene!"
"Get on with it!"
(Sigh)
or we'll see the present day, or characters will refer to something that happened in the
film by its scene number.
"Look!
There's the old man from Scene-24!"
"What is he doing here?"
All of this purposefully takes us out of the diegesis of the film in order to find absurdity
in what the film actually is—it's not just a story, but it is a movie made by people
we already know.
Terry Gilliam as himself actually dies while making the animation for the film in the film,
but more on this later.
Considering all of the period films that had been made leading up to 1975, the film clearly
parodies the style of what cinema history expects from a period piece.
It is also possible that there are direct filmic references.
Of course Ingmar Bergman is in there, but in a book titled, A Book about the Film Monty
Python and the Holy Grail: All the References from African Swallows to Zoot, a connection
is drawn between the beginning of the film and the beginning of Akira Kurosawa's Throne
of Blood which played in London throughout the 60s and 70s (Larsen).
You be the judge.
Some of my favorite bits in the film are what we'll call "time-wasting jokes."
"Make sure the Prince doesn't leave this room until I come and get him."
"Not to leave the room, even if you come and get him."
"No, no.
UNTIL I come and get him."
"Until you come and get him, we're not to enter the room."
The humor in this scene isn't just derived from the confusion of the guard, but in subverting
the rules of cinema.
One of the biggest don'ts in the school of cinema are scenes that don't further
the plot or build character.
In movies, time is precious and things that waste it are avoided or cut out.
It's why you'll probably never see a serious movie where someone is told to turn on the
news and have to sit through a commercial before the relevant information comes on the television.
"And imagine the impact if that had come on right when we turned on the TV!"
Another example of this is the Holy Hand Grenade scene.
"Three shall be the number thou shalt count and the number of the counting shall be three.
Four shall thou not count, neither count thou two excepting that thou then proceed to three."
These scenes also work wonders for the budget because you can just let the camera roll without
needing special effects, big coordinated scenes, or sight gags and it's still funny.
"Five, is right out!"
According to John Cleese, this was the humor style of Terry Jones and Michael Palin (Dick Cavett).
While writing the show, the Python members would break into pairs.
Terry Jones and Michael Palin's sketches would often set up a dramatic scene only to
get side tracked by an argument about misplacing a hammer or something like that.
This concept also helps slow the pace down a bit.
In the commentary, it is mentioned that one of the issues they had were too many jokes
too fast, which would fatigue the audience.
This way, they can slow it down while keeping the humor going and there isn't really a
chance of missing a joke because it's, in essence, one joke.
The budget of the film was quite low— only 229,575 British Pounds.
That would be around 1.7 million Pounds today or 2.1 million US Dollars.
The film was pretty much entirely financed by popular musicians in England like
George Harrison, Elton John and the members of Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin.
You see, in 1975, the taxes on the rich in England were extremely high, so these musicians
could keep more of their money by taking tax losses (Commentary).
And, of course, the film ended up being a huge success.
But, because they had so little money to work with, the group had to make some creative
decisions with the budget.
You can even see some of these decisions at the very beginning of the film.
They couldn't afford an opening credit sequence, so they substituted a hilarious bit around
Swedish subtitles—extremely cheap.
Of course this bit is a joke, but apparently, Swedish doesn't actually use the O with
a slash through it (Larsen).
Also, a side note: in Sweden the movie was titled Monty Python's Crazy World (Larsen).
The parts with the book were there to keep the cost down, and, of course, the coconuts—
they couldn't afford horses, so they had to invent one of the greatest visual gags in the history
of cinema.
One of the funnier budget stories involves the rabbit.
They actually borrowed this rabbit from a woman and they weren't supposed to get it
dirty, so they had to have someone keep her busy with something else while they lathered
the rabbit with fake blood.
And apparently the woman got pretty upset (Commentary).
Perhaps the most prevalent cost-cutting measure was something the Python gang was quite used
to and would have done even if they had a bigger budget and that is having the Python
members (and others) playing multiple roles.
This gives the Python gang more opportunity to create comedy with different characterizations,
but it sets a precedent for the film: that verisimilitude is off the table and they are
not trying to fool you into accepting the reality of the film.
The group can (and will) do whatever they want, no matter how absurd.
Sometimes the Python members play multiple parts even in the same scene.
And the Python members weren't the only ones playing multiple parts in the film.
John Cleese: "I remember the last day, but one of the movie, being driven to the location
and I said to the driver, I said, 'you've managed to sneak into a couple of scenes haven't you?
How many have you actually been in?' and he said, 'I've played eleven parts so far.'
And he was aiming to get it up to fifteen by the end of the movie.
If the driver's playing fifteen, we're working pretty hard."
The absurdity of the film was perfect for first time directors with a low budget because
it really doesn't matter if you screw things up.
Very close to the start of production, the National Trust denied them the ability to
shoot in any of the castles they had scouted.
A similar thing happened when they were denied permission to shoot at Edinburgh Castle for
episode 38 of Monty Python's Flying Circus for a segment called "Kamikaze Highlanders" (Larsen).
They ended up using Norwich Castle.
For Holy Grail, they had to shoot all of the castle scenes at one privately owned castle
called Doune Castle (Tribeca Film Festival).
This was the castle that was surrounded by water.
So, when they wanted to show a different castle in the distance, they used a flat 12-foot
cutout of a castle (Commentary).
Gilliam's character even mentions that it's fake in the movie.
"It's only a model."
"Shhh."
The film ends in the unique way it does largely due to the production running out of money.
King Arthur's army was made up of the entire crew and their children.
They didn't have enough costumes, so they positioned the costumed people in the front.
This was shot in a different location and they intercut with the shots of the castle.
When the police show up the extras were students from Sterling University (Commentary).
Number three, Animation.
John Cleese: "Two or three of us are very verbal.
I'm fairly verbal, Eric is even more verbal than I am, and then we have an American who
can hardly speak who is almost completely visual.
If he wants anything, he has to draw a picture of it."
Dick Cavett: "Who is that?"
John Cleese: "Terry Gilliam.
Terry talks like that, yeah."
The animation in Monty Python's Flying Circus sort of serves a different purpose than the
animation in Holy Grail as Gilliam points out:
"In the TV series, the squishing foot from the Bronzino painting almost became a
cue to cut back and forth between the unconscious mind and the world of physical reality.
The disruptive interventions I make on screen in Monty Python and the Holy Grail – via
the Beast of Aarrgh, or as Patsy, pointing out to others that Camelot is only a model
when they're still trying to play it straight – probably stemmed less from any counter-cultural
or surrealist ideology than from my status as the member of the group most responsible
for ensuring that what we were filming made sense on a physical level.
It was just a way of solving problems.
We only ended up doing that ridiculous thing with the cut-out because we got banished from
the real castle, so come on, let's comment on it and admit it's only a model" (Gilliam 156).
Terry Gilliam – who was responsible for the animations in the TV show as well as the
film—got his inspiration for the animations in Holy Grail from a book of drawings in the
margins of medieval manuscripts.
Presumably monks in medieval times got as bored as we do and would occasionally doodle
in the margins like we might during a long lecture (Gilliam 157).
A book historian at Leiden University in Holland named Erik Kwakkel has been searching for
medieval doodles and sharing his findings.
A lot of these drawings are really fascinating and you can see more on Erik's tumblr page,
which you can find a link to in the description.
Gilliam based the weird creatures like the Black Beast on what he calls "non-descripts,"
– pretty much bizarre imaginary animals –
found in the margins of these medieval texts (Gilliam 157).
The Black Beast was also a cost-saving concept and the animator in the film—played by Gilliam
himself—dies of a heart attack simply because they had written themselves into a corner
and needed to move on (Gilliam 157).
God, in the film, was portrayed entirely in animation using a photo of a famous British
cricket player named W.G. Grace (Commentary).
That's quite a beard, isn't it?
But aside from the humor and the low cost, the animation served a much more important purpose.
Terry Gilliam: "I don't know if ultimately, in the end on a film like this, they add to
that overall texture that you feel, by the time you've walked out of the film, you've
been part of this much more complete world."
I would say that this is indeed what it does for the film.
The animation is one of several attributes that are uniquely Monty Python and without
it, the film wouldn't feel quite right.
I'd say it's very much like James Bond's action set-piece openings, opening credit sequences,
theme music, gadgets, etc.
There is an interesting opportunity to set up certain expectations that keep audiences
coming back to the franchise and you feel more like you've been transported to a unique
and somewhat familiar world.
There is also this sense of pure creativity in Gilliam's animations.
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, New York, has these little stations where
you can use cutouts to make simple animations.
Here is a short animation I made there.
There is something very interesting in beginning, not a planning stage, but the actual execution
of an animation without any idea where you'll end up.
You can also see I accidentally photographed my hand in some of the frames—those mistakes
can't be easily fixed, so it also sort of teaches you how to keep the creative expression
going without over-thinking it too much.
Which, I must admit, is kind of funny for me to say in a video that has
taken so long for me to finish.
Because of Gilliam's style in the animation, this cohesive world easily made the jump outside
of the films themselves to the posters and other marketing materials.
The look of the illustrations as well as the jokes on the posters perfectly tease the world
of Monty Python without the need to show a single frame of the film.
Of course there is the Ben Hur joke, but they almost had a tagline that was a parody of
George Lucas' American Graffiti.
American Graffiti had the marketing slogan: "Where were you in '62?" and Holy Grail's
producer suggested, "Where were you in 1282?" as a tagline (Larsen).
As you've probably heard, Terry Jones has sadly been struggling with Frontotemporal
Dementia, which has taken his ability to speak.
I can't imagine how difficult this must be for Jones, his family, and his friends.
I want to thank him and the rest of the pythons for cracking me up ever since I was a kid
and making me laugh throughout the entire process of making this video.
And thank you for watching!
A special thanks to my patrons who suggested this video.
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Thanks again for watching!
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Mechanics behind Kirby's float ability - Duration: 4:52.
Kirby is a video game series published by Nintendo and is created by Masahiro Sakurai
of HAL Laboratory.
Kirby is a platformer but several spinoffs have also been released.
The first game in the series was released in 1992 for the Game Boy and was Sakurai's
first game!
I mean commercially it's his first game but, I don't believe it was his very first game
"ever" but if so, he did a pretty good job.
Kirby was intended as an entry-level game for anyone to play.
The game sold five million copies and was followed by games for different Nintendo consoles.
In many platformer games, you want the challenge, but you play a Kirby game for the relaxing
gameplay because there isn't that much challenge in Kirby, and that may seem like a bad thing.
In the world of video games, players want a challenge.
But Kirby isn't that hard.
Sakurai wanted Kirby to be for everyone and Kirby needed to change some things.
Kirby has a health bar, at the time, many games had only 1 or 2 hit points, the health
bar means that you can make mistakes.
There isn't a time limit, so you don't feel that you need to hurry up.
But if you look at Kirby's abilities they're pretty different from other platformers.
I mean think about the first Kirby game where you didn't have the copy ability, you couldn't
do that until Kirby's Adventure.
What could you do in the first game that other platform characters can't do?
I'm not talking about sucking things up...
I'm talking about another ability Kirby has that may be overlooked by some.
You can skip areas that are too challenging because you can FLOAT.
The choice to give the player that ability would make the game very easy.
But the designers don't care how you play the game, you can play it however you like.
What might be a cheat code to fly in other games, is an ability that Kirby can perform
whenever you want.
For me, that is maybe the biggest difference from Kirby and most platformers that make
this game relaxing.
Mario has also had the ability to fly in a number of Mario games.
In Super Mario Bros. 3, when you get the super leaf you can run to fill your power meter
and fly for a bit before you need to land again.
There are three requirements you need, and when you do fly you can only fly for a bit.
But that's still impressive that Mario even has the ability to fly, in the first Mario
game and many other platformers, you can't fly.
Most game designers don't want you to get to places that the player are not intended
to go, but many of Nintendo's games often don't care if you get to an unintended area,
that is an extra reason for what makes their games so good.
It's satisfying to get to places high up in the sky, that may be Kirby's weakest point
if you think about it.
In Kirby, you can fly indefinitely, so there really isn't hard to reach areas in the sky.
That's maybe why there isn't that many secret areas in the sky, Kirby can't even fly above
the screen border as you can see.
But then again, that isn't really what the Kirby series is about, as it uses flying in
a different way.
And in Mario, it's a challenge to even get to those secret areas.
This is just one aspect for why we love playing Kirby.
I personally love both Mario and Kirby, but I do like the challenge of Mario more, but
that doesn't mean that I don't like Kirby.
You can love both series and I bet there is many who do.
But today I wanted to give some love to Kirby.
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TURNING by SwiftBoi (A Freestyle About Werewolves) - Duration: 2:36.
your eyes a bright and your smile is
suspicious wanna get next to you like
that boy is vicious don't know you but
but I know your type. its the same as mine
nocturnal like turning we're out tonight we're out tonight
living like we're gonna die living like were gonna
might just learn to fly might just forget my lines
might just freestyle might just wait my turn
and watch the seasons turning time
burning like burning it all up you got all my intention
got all my
sssh sssh I love you see
I want you to get next to me
suspicious but I be screaming
I wanna quench your thirst right
hit it right the first time
leave it in your mind
leave it humming humming
all up through your system. you like your comfort get it
leave you studied im
just running amok little sucubus
I don't give a fuck I don't give a fuck
two fingers up
im a dirty lil dirty brat
I'm a little fukkin mutt!
I'm a little fuckin feral but I get like able go bare, barely
barely like barely, scare me, its a scary story
get it all in with your claw in you, can see
you can tell that ive fallen. Fall in like a dream
You're faye. Fall in like a dream
You're FATE. Fool it put your hands on my face
pull in and you push me away
time is money and money is time.
so don't you fukkin go and waste mine might just
might just break the line might just break out
break out break out of my cage tonight. I give my friends
the keys but it's still my ride
my choice, right noise, I use my big boi
voice make my big boi noise hehe
get it all in its not a chore its a choice
you
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Christian Confusion About The Requirements For Salvation - Duration: 2:34.
Most Christian believers are confused
about what is required to have salvation.
There is only one way to have eternal
life and that is to obey the gospel of
Jesus Christ, His words as recorded in
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Those are the
words of eternal life for those who obey
them. Not just some of the verses like
some would like to quote, like just
believing in Jesus Christ. If we believe
in Jesus Christ we must obey Him.
We must obey His commands, His gospel, the
words that He spoke, all of the commands
of Jesus Christ. We must repent, turn away
from sin, turn away from going after our
own desires and our own ways, and we have
to go after Jesus Christ. Stop sinning
and then be baptized in water, and Jesus
promised to give His Holy Spirit to come
and dwell in those who obey His words,
and the Holy Spirit will guide them into
all truth. The words of Jesus Christ are
plain and simple. Go and read them in the
Gospels; Matthew, Mark, Luke and John and
obey them, and Jesus Christ will reveal
Himself to you. You will know Him for
real.
He will guide you into all truth and you
will not be confused anymore. People are
confused because they listen to other
people, obey the words of Jesus, be filled
with the Holy Spirit and follow the
guidance of the Holy Spirit and you will
walk in the Light, you will know the
truth and the truth will make you free.
Jesus Christ is away and the life and
the truth, there is no other. Obey Him,
obey the gospel of Jesus Christ and you
will have life. May Jesus bless you.
Jesus Christ is alive and hell is real.
I am here to introduce you to Jesus
Christ so that you can know Him and
follow Him and have eternal life.
Subscribe to my channel to learn more
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Ann Coulter Exposes The Truth About What The 'Government Shutdown' Really Is - Duration: 2:17.
Ann Coulter Exposes The Truth About What The 'Government Shutdown' Really Is
Ann Coulter has been the face of a lot of drama recently.
Berkeley college forced her to shut her speech down, and the ACLU commented that it was a
terrible day for free speech.
However, this hasn't stopped Ann Coulter from speaking her mind.
She came out against Democrats for threatening a Government shutdown.
She reveals what a 'government shutdown' really is.
She wrote an article on Breitbart and The Daily Caller called.
"COULTER: Not Building The Wall IS A Government Shutdown".
In the article she describes that while Democrats threaten to shut down the government, failing
to protect our country is the equivalent of the government not doing its job.
"The government's No. 1 job is to protect the nation.
This has always been true, but it's especially important at this moment in history, when
we have drugs, gang members, diseases and terrorists pouring across our border.
The failure of the government to close our border is the definition of a government shutdown,"
writes Coulter.
She went on to encourage President Trump to build the wall without the help of Congress.
"As commander in chief, Trump doesn't need Congress to build a wall.
The Constitution charges him with defending the nation.
Contrary to what you may have heard from various warmongers on TV and in Trump's Cabinet,
that means defending our borders — not Ukraine's borders," writes Coulter.
Is she right?
Check out her full article here.
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10 Interesting Facts About Indonesia - Duration: 14:02.
Indonesia is the world's 14th-largest country in terms of land area and world's 7th-largest
country in terms of combined sea and land area.
It has an estimated population of over 260 million people and is the world's fourth most
populous country, the most populous country in Southeast Asia, as well as the most populous
Muslim-majority country.
The Indonesian archipelago has been an important region for trade since at least the 7th century,
when Srivijaya and then later Majapahit traded with China and India.
Well, that's already six facts mentioned here in the intro, sorry for that.
Here's the complete ten interesting facts about Indonesia.
Fact number one.
Bali Island is a part of Indonesia.
Okay, let's get it straight.
Bali is really a part of Indonesia and a lot of travelers don't realize it.
Bali is a popular tourist destination, which has seen a significant rise in tourists since
the 1980s.
Tourism-related business makes up 80% of its economy.
It is renowned for its highly developed arts, including traditional and modern dance, sculpture,
painting, leather, metalworking, and music.
The Indonesian International Film Festival is held every year in Bali.
In March 2017, Tripadvisor named the island the world's top destination in its Traveler's
choice award.
Bali also received the Best Island award from Travel and Leisure in 2010.Bali won because
of its attractive surroundings (both mountain and coastal areas), diverse tourist attractions,
excellent international and local restaurants, and the friendliness of the local people.
According to BBC Travel released in 2011, Bali is one of the World's Best Islands, ranking
second after Santorini of Greece.
Fact number two.
The biggest red-light district in Southeast Asia.
Um, this is the interesting part.
Indonesia have the biggest red-light disctrict in Southeast Asia.
But sorry, we think we used the wrong grammar.
It should be like this: "Indonesia once had the biggest red-light district in Southeast
Asia".
Locals call it Dolly.
Dolly is approximately 5 meter wide 150 meter long alley with about 2300 "professionals"
work under the power of their 534 pimps.
But past is in the past.
The Dolly glory days is now over.
The Surabaya city government officially shut down the "professional practices" in Dolly
on June 18, 2014.
Surabaya Mayor Tri Rismaharini, who was once named as one of the Best Mayors in the World
for "energetically promoting her social, economic and environmental policies in Indonesia's
second-largest city," was the main force behind Dolly's closure.
Critics said that the shutdown would only drive Dolly's evicted "professional workers"
underground, bringing about new problems regarding the safety and sexual health of both the professionals
and their clients.
These issues, along with other political and social implications of such an abrupt shutdown,
still linger today.
We hope you know what "professional" means here.
Fact number three.
The largest archipelago in the world.
Indonesia is the largest archipelagic country in the world, extending 5,120 kilometres from
east to west and 1,760 kilometres from north to south.
According to a geospatial survey conducted between 2007 and 2010 by National Coordinating
Agency for Survey and Mapping, Indonesia has 13,466 islands, and about 6,000 of those islands
are inhabited.
Well, that's a huge number of islands for a single country.
These islands are scattered over both sides of the equator.
The largest are Java, Sumatra, Borneo which is shared with Brunei and Malaysia, New Guinea
which is also shared with Papua New Guinea, and Sulawesi.
The capital, Jakarta, is on Java and is the nation's largest city, followed by Surabaya,
the former home of The Glory Dolly, Bandung, Medan, and Semarang.
Fact number four.
Highest number of tsunami victims in 2004.
The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake occurred on 26 December with the epicentre off the
west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia.
The shock had a moment magnitude of 9.1 to 9.3.
The undersea megathrust earthquake was caused when the Indian Plate was subducted by the
Burma Plate and triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most landmasses
bordering the Indian Ocean, killing 230,000 to 280,000 people in 14 countries, and inundating
coastal communities with waves up to 30 metres.
It was one of the deadliest natural disasters in recorded history.
Indonesia was the hardest-hit country with 167,799 estimated victims, followed by Sri
Lanka with 35,322 estimated victims, India with 18,045 estimated victims , and Thailand
with 8,212 estimated victims.
Fact number five.
FIFA World Cup qualifiers.
On the international stage, Indonesia experienced limited success despite being the first Asian
team to qualify for the FIFA World Cup in 1938 as Dutch East Indies.
Only three non-European nations took part in the 1938 FIFA World Cup, which were Brazil,
Cuba and the Dutch East Indies.
This is the smallest ever number of teams from outside the host continent to compete
at a FIFA World Cup.
In 1956, the football team played in the Olympics and played a hard-fought draw against the
Soviet Union.
On the continent level, Indonesia won the bronze medal once in football in the 1958
Asian Games.
Indonesia's first appearance in Asian Cup was back in 1996.
The Indonesian national team qualified for the Asian Cup in 2000, 2004 and 2007 AFC Asian
Cup, but they were unable to move through next stage.
However, let's take a look at this clip.
Wow, what a goosebump maker.
For your information, scene like this always happen everytime Indonesian National Team
take part in an international match.
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Fact number six.
First developing country to have their own satellite.
Palapa is a series of communication satellites owned by Indosat, an Indonesian telecommunication
company.
All the satellites were launched by the United States, starting with the first in July 1976,
at which time Indonesia became the first developing country to operate its own domestic satellite
system.
The estimated cost for this project is $1 billion.
The name "Palapa" was bestowed by then Indonesian President Suharto, after Palapa oath taken
in 1334 by Gajah Mada, the Prime Minister of Majapahit Kingdom.
According to the Pararaton (Book of Kings), Gajah Mada swore that he would not taste any
palapa (historians suggest it refers to spice or a kind of flavouring), as long as he had
not succeeded in unifying Nusantara (the Indonesian archipelago).
After watching the launching process of the satellite via television in Jakarta, President
Suharto revealed his reason on naming the satellite "palapa"; to show that Indonesia
had a glorious past, and also hope that the system can unite the archipelago.
Fact number seven.
Most populous island.
Census released in December 2015 generated a result that Java Island consist over 141
million people.
Java is home to 56.7 percent of the Indonesian population and is the most populous island
on Earth.
The Indonesian capital city, Jakarta, is located on western Java.
Much of Indonesian history took place on Java.
It was the center of powerful Hindu-Buddhist empires, the Islamic sultanates, and the core
of the colonial Dutch East Indies.
Java was also the center of the Indonesian struggle for independence during the 1930s
and 1940s.
Java dominates Indonesia politically, economically and culturally.
Formed mostly as the result of volcanic eruptions, Java is the 13th largest island in the world
and the fifth largest in Indonesia.
A chain of volcanic mountains forms an east–west spine along the island.
Three main languages are spoken on the island: Javanese, Sundanese, and Madurese.
Of these, Javanese is the dominant; it is the native language of about 60 million people
in Indonesia, most of whom live on Java.
Furthermore, most residents are bilingual, speaking Bahasa Indonesia as their first or
second language.
While the majority of the people of Java are Muslim, Java has a diverse mixture of religious
beliefs, ethnicities, and cultures.
Fact number eight.
A rich country that is poor.
This doesn't sounds good, we know that.
Sorry Indonesia.
But facts are facts.
Indonesia is a country with super rich natural resources, but they don't make much money
from their it.
The saddest fact is, other countries enjoy the money generated from Indonesian natural
resources.
The main reason why this occur is because Indonesia doesn't have the technology that
is required to process the resources.
The Grasberg Mine is one of the example, the largest gold mine and the third largest copper
mine in the world.
It is located in the province of Papua in Indonesia near Puncak Jaya, the highest mountain
in Papua.
It has 19,500 employees.
It is mostly owned by Freeport-McMoRan, which owns 90.64% of Freeport Indonesia, the principal
operating subsidiary in Indonesia.
Freeport-McMoRan operates under an agreement with the government of Indonesia, which allows
Freeport to conduct exploration, mining and production activities in total of 440,400-acre
area.
The 2006 production was 610,800 tonnes of copper; 58 million grams of gold; and 174.5
million grams of silver.
The good news is, that's a lot of money.
The bad news is, roughly half of Indonesia's population lives on less than $4 a day.
Fact number nine.
Indonesia is the home of endangered animal.
Indonesia is home to more than hundred endangered animal species that including Komodo Dragon,
Sumateran Tiger, Javan Rhinoceros, Orang Utan, Bali Starling, and many more.
But we have another sad truth here.
Deforestation and the destruction of peatlands make Indonesia the world's third largest emitter
of greenhouse gases.
Habitat destruction threatens the survival of indigenous and endemic species, including
140 species of mammals identified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as threatened,
and 15 identified as critically endangered, including the animals we mentioned before.
Much of Indonesia's deforestation is caused by forest clearing for the palm oil industry,
which has cleared 18 million hectares of forest for palm oil expansion.
Palm oil expansion requires land reallocation as well as changes to the local and natural
ecosystems.
Palm oil expansion can generate wealth for local communities, but it can also degrade
ecosystems and cause social problems.
Well, that's such a devastating fact.
Please Indonesian, please take care of your environment.
You guys take a big part of this planet's future.
Don't worry, we will say the same thing to the Chinese, American, and Brazilian people.
Fact number ten.
Indonesia is the only nation with no language legacy from its colonialist.
Indonesian or Bahasa Indonesia is the official language of Indonesia.
It is a standardized register of Malay.
Of its large population, the majority speak Indonesian, making it one of the most widely
spoken languages in the world.
When the Dutch East Indie Company first arrived in the archipelago, the Malay language was
a significant trading and political language due to the influence of Malaccan Sultanate
and later the Portuguese.
However, the language had never been dominant among the population of the Indonesian archipelago
as it was limited to mercantile activities.
The Dutch East Indie Company adopted the Malay language as the administrative language of
their trading outpost in the east.
Following the bankruptcy of the Dutch East Indie Company, the Dutch crown took control
of the colony in 1799 and it was only then that education in and promotion of Dutch began
in the colony.
Even then, Dutch administrators were remarkably reluctant to promote the use of Dutch compared
to other colonial regimes.
Dutch thus remained the language of a small elite: in 1940, only 2% of the total population
could speak Dutch.
During the era of colonization the language that would become Indonesian absorbed a huge
amount of Dutch vocabulary in the form of loanwords.
Indonesia was also colonized by Portuguese and Japanese, but Portuguese and Japanese
never be the native language of Indonesian people.
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ハワイ人旦那の大変な所 Hard Things about Hawaiian Husbands - Duration: 13:39.
alright so today's video is gonna be a continuation of the last video
"Hard things about Hawaiian husbands"
the last video was "Nice things about Hawaiian husbands"
there are of course good and bad things
"good and bad"?
so yeah we will share bad things this time
you can go first
-me?
No Privacy
with your friends and family
as you know the word "ohana"
everyone is ohana
in Japan, there's a privacy border
that you feel like you shouldn't cross
but Hawaiians will cross it
that's why at first, I mean even now I am not used to it
for example
say you have a child and wife or husband
it's a complete family and
probably in Japan
your sister or brother will not want to stay in your house
for a long time
but here
they will casually visit us without letting us know
stay overnight and go home
at first I was like... I was
even though they are family, they are still guests
they even open our fridge
I was like "hoooo"
they eat whatever is in the fridge I mean it's ok but
growing up I was told not to open the fridge in the other people's house
I was a little confused
yeah
in another word Hawaiians are always welcoming
when some people take the kindness for granted in everywhere
we get a bit confused
I don't know how to react
yeah sometimes we don't wanna show them everything
like the dessert you saved for later for yourself
I do care if it was eaten
what I thought hard was
the language barrier
for me I know my Japanese isn't that good anymore
but it is my first language and English is second
sometimes I don't know what to say in English
like I sometimes don't know how to express my feelings
including my anger and gratitude
I can easily say all those complicated feelings in Japanese
but not in English
along with this example
there's also pidgin
people mix English and Hawaiian
easy words are ok for me though
when you normally say "did you finish?"
or "are you done?" in English
in Hawaii they say "are you pau?"
pau means to finish
and instead of saying "teacher", "Ms" or "Mr"
they say "kumu"
those small words
when they include many of those small unknown words in a sentence
and talk really fast I'm like
"what is this guy talking about!?"
plus the intonation is different too
so then yeah I feel the barrier
if my first language was English I might have felt better at least
English AND Hawaiian ....
-yeah
Ezra tries to...
be a mainlander
but when he talks to his friends
he sounds different
-he talks more like his friends?
yeah
They Steal Slipper Everywhere
you know Hawaiians always
wear slippers wherever they go
I mean it depends on people of course
but if there are forgotten slippers left on the road
they steal them and say "it's mine now"
- yeah obviously not everyone but some people do this
when I talk to my friend who is also married to a Hawaiian husband
her name is ***** chan
- I knew who you were talking about
- ****chan
I am not sure...maybe they don't feel guilty?
maybe
Japanese people wouldn't do that because
first they feel guilty if they do, second they rather buy brand new pairs
Hawaiians are...
maybe are similar to Okinawans
"Everything is going to be okay"
-they don't sound that stupid
-are you making fun of them?
- but Aoi is Okinawan too
yeah yeah
but Okinawan women are very strong
women tend to work harder and know what to do
Hawaiians are... chill and laid back
they don't really care about stealing somebody's forgotten items
they are like "it's their fault that they left them on the street"
sometimes it's good because they are optimistic and funny
they're very chill too
if you're "come on! come on!" kind of women
- wait, what kind of person are you talking about?
like "go earn money!"
"if you are a man, go earn money!"
then you probably don't understand them because you always want to buy new items rather than used ones
and so..
you need to be as optimistic as him to get along
Hawaiians Do Not Like to Save Money
in my opinion
I don't know if I should say "Hawaiians" or "People other than Japanese"
they don't really save money
maybe I feel this way because Japanese people save a lot money
and I see this big gap between us
right?
I heard it's same to American people
the awareness between the people vary
in Hawaii
many people save money if you have a purpose
they of course try hard
but unlike Japanese people they don't save a lot for emergency use
because the purpose isn't clear - yeah true
"just in case if I get in an accident" or
"just in case if my family gets in a car accident"
aren't the common reason to save money
we save in my family
because I'm worried and my Japanese blood tells me to do so
I am 24 now
if I compare 24-year-old people in Japan and Hawaii
Japanese people definitely have more savings
I am very sure about this
- money consciousness is a lot higher in Japan
Don't Know What to Cook
yeah I don't know what to cook
first of all most Hawaiians like fish
but my husband doesn't
so I don't cook fish
but my friend chiaki...oops
you just said her name!
(Aoi wanted to hide her friend's name private but failed)
anyways her husband's also doesn't like fish
they are very similar!
- my husband likes fish
that's good
does he eat nikujaga?
- I haven't made one but pretty sure he eats it
one time I made it and he was all surprised
"what, potatoes and rice!?"
"that's carbs and carbs!"
he was like "what's wrong with you?"
- hmm that's hard
nikujaga is one of the most popular dishes
so I didn't know what to do
after seeing his reaction
I also made nimono (simmered vegitables)
and he told me that every Japanese dish tastes the same
we use say souse, mirin, sake, and sugar
- and some fish broth
I was told that they all taste the same
is my cooking that bad?
it's sad to admit but that might be true
especially if you don't know Japanese food or
if you didn't grow up eating them
I mean he never complains
- you just said he does complain!
oh yeah he does but...
- maybe he doesn't complain anymore
he never says "I can't eat this crap!"
but every time I cook I get nervous
thinking whether he will like it or not
I can't cook...
what I wanna eat
especially something that
Japanese people will be happy to eat
like hamburger patties
they eat hamburgers but they don't eat patties by itself
- they get confused by hamburger patty itself?
like "where's my buns?"
- yeah they eat it with buns - yeah yeah
I was confused at first
I am used to it now
mine is also related to food
I don't like when Hawaiian people
pour say sauce on top of
........ rice
when I cook something and serve
first thing they ask before even trying the food is
"could you pass me soy sauce?"
and I pass it
they pour it all over rice
like 5 big circles
I'm not kidding right?
some people put even more
and then
they eat side dishes with the soy sauce rice
the worst thing my husband did before was
when I cooked Japanese curry
did you just burp?
anyways I served the Japanese curry and
he started pouring soy sauce on it - on Japanese curry?
- soy sauce on the curry? - soy sauce on the curry!!
I think curry has a lot of spices already
- is that good?
but he poured soy sauce on it
and there was a flavor war going on
I thought that was a too much of flavors
he said "it is better this way"
I felt...
insulted
maybe I exaggerated a little bit
hai
alright we talked too much but
that was all for our "hard things about Hawaiian husbands"
yup yup
obviously each person is different and
each family is also different
so there's a lot of different issues
this video is made by our own personal experiences
please give this video a thumbs up if you enjoyed
- we sounded like a evil people
maybe a little bit
- I wonder if Ezra watches this - I'm sure he does
I think he will read subtitles
we should change the subtitles a little bit
anyways
see you guys in the next video bye!
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GREAT CLASSICAL MUSIC and ANIMATED SHORT FILM ABOUT CHILDREN - Duration: 6:11.
Great classical music and animated short film about children!
Epic classical music, sad choir music and the story about deaf boy dreams.
The failure to connect with his parents causes a deaf boy to dive passionately into fantasy.
The mom sews the boy a lion's outfit. But, once donned, the boy refuses to transform back.
This is beautiful animation short film.
All this is accompanied by hopeful epic classical music and sad choir music, super classical music mix.
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True facts about railway track - Duration: 3:41.
welcome to the channel TKVT
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ANONYMOUS' CONTROVERSIAL MESSAGE ABOUT DONALD TRUMP THE TRUTH ABOUT WAR & CONFLICT - Duration: 10:22.
ANONYMOUS� CONTROVERSIAL MESSAGE ABOUT DONALD TRUMP THE TRUTH ABOUT WAR & CONFLICT
BY JOE MARTINOAPRIL
Anonymous has come out with a new video on their YouTube channel bringing attention to
the recent events taking place as a result of Trump�s call to attack Syria, which was
based on intel his administration received about Assad�s apparent chemical weapons
attack on his own people � an event for which we know there is no evidence.
Things have moved forward quickly, with military activity increasing around Europe as tensions
continue to build.
North Korea has also entered the picture, as their relationship with the U.S. becomes
increasingly strained.
While no attack has yet broken out, many worry one is imminent.
What to Consider
War is a big business and has been used by the elite cabal for many years to not only
take over nations but also control the masses with fear.
The cabal is typically always pushing for war, and while it may appear to be a fight
between countries, it�s not; it�s often a collaborative effort between powerful individuals
to play out big picture plans by creating conflict at various levels within a country
to justify war.
�I served in all commissioned ranks from a second Lieutenant to a Major General.
And during that time, I spent most of my time being a high-class muscle man for Big Business,
for Wall Street, and for the bankers.
In short, I was a racketeer for capitalism.�
At the moment, everyone is pointing the finger at Trump, which they should given what he
has said on TV and the actions the U.S. has taken under his �control.� An interesting
thing to note that has to be shared given the discussion I�ve had with insiders is:
Trump�s administration has been receiving cooked intel about what�s happening in other
areas of the world from members of the cabal � in other words, it has been infiltrated.
That being said, who knows if he�s receiving the right information or not?
We know for certain that a secret government, for lack of a better term, is really calling
most of the shots.
Not many presidents have had the nerve to oppose these governments, let alone create
awareness of them.
Eisenhower did it when he warned us about the military industrial complex, JFK did it
when he mentioned that there are those who want to capitalize on nationalism to push
topics under the rug, and how national security would be �seized upon� by those who want
to conceal information from the American public.
Trump�s campaign and his promises were largely against the ruling cabal and although Trump
is not the knight in shining armour with a deep conscious knowing we are all hoping for,
he came onto the scene as a non cabal �leader� that has the opportunity to start dismantling
the way things are done.
This of course is part of a much bigger picture shift going on where humanities consciousness
is shifting.
John F. Hylan, the Mayor of New York City from 1918-1925, referenced this secret government,
saying that it is the �real menace of our Republic,� and that �like a giant octopus�
it �sprawls its slimy legs over our cities, states and nation.� He went on to emphasize
how �the little coterie of powerful international bankers virtually run the United States government
for their own selfish purposes� and that �they practically control both parties�
as well as �all the newspapers and magazines in this country.�
Here�s another great quote from former President Theodore Roosevelt:
Political parties exist to secure responsible government and to execute the will of the
people.
From these great tasks both of the old parties have turned aside.
Instead of instruments to promote the general welfare, they have become the tools of corrupt
interests which use them impartially to serve their selfish purposes.
Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance
and acknowledging no responsibility to the people.
To destroy this invisible government, to dissolve the unholy alliance between corrupt business
and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of the day.
It�s great to see that more people have become aware of false flag terrorism.
In fact, other world leaders are bringing this up with regards to actions the U.S. takes
overseas.
Here�s an article we recently published about that, where you can learn exactly what
this phenomenon means:
Putin: The Chemical Attack In Syria Was A �False Flag� & �More Are Being Prepared�
In Syria
But, as mentioned above, war isn�t really what we�ve been made to believe it is.
We are, in a sense, coaxed into accepting it.
That�s exactly what false flag terrorism is all about.
�The statesmen will invent cheap lies, putting the blame upon the nation that is attacked,
and every man will be glad of those conscience-soothing falsities, and will diligently study them,
and refuse to examine any refutations of them; and thus he will by and by convince himself
the war is just, and will thank God for the better sleep he enjoys after this process
of grotesque self-deception.�
A couple of years ago, the Dalai Lama put it perfectly after the terrorist attacks which
occurred in Paris, stating we shouldn�t simply pray for Paris, but rather, we must
recognize we ourselves created this mess, and only we can solve it � not God.
He put up a post on his website regarding war and large military establishments, stating
that they are the greatest source of violence in our world and they exist solely to kill
human beings.
Echoing the Mark Twain quote above, he went on to explain how, �since armies are legal,
we feel that war is acceptable; in general, nobody feels that war is criminal or that
accepting it is criminal attitude.
In fact, we have been brainwashed.� (source)
There is currently a shift in consciousness taking place, and instead of seeing war as
a marvellous weapon and a great piece of technology that kills living people, we are starting
to see that world peace and cooperation are necessary, and that there is truly no reason
for us to be so divided, or for our governments to fight each other.
The justifications for war are falling by the wayside, and the cabal continues to invent
problems to withhold this justification.
�No matter how malevolent or evil are the many murderous dictators who can currently
oppress their nations and cause international problems, it is obvious that they cannot harm
others or destroy countless human lives if they don�t have a military organisation
accepted and condoned by society.�
Some of these soldiers that are used by their corporate/big bank puppetmasters are starting
to wake up and speak out.
Linked below is an article that provides two excellent examples, with some shocking information
that many people are still waking up to (graphic footage warning).
�Horrible & Numbing�: Chilling testimony from U.S. Air Force Drone Operator On His
First Kill�
US Soldier Uses Heart-Breaking Wikileaks Video To Makes His Point
Shifting Consciousness
If you find yourself fearing what is taking place and what is unfolding, explore it.
Why is there fear?
What is that fear showing you about yourself?
Your beliefs?
What you feel is going on?
Do you feel empowered?
Do you feel as though you have no control?
Asking ourselves these questions helps us to understand ourselves and how we operate.
As an individual we have the power to assist the collective in massive ways by BEING from
a conscious state.
Processing our thoughts, worries, fears and ultimately how we feel powerless is a huge
part of shifting our consciousness.
Fear can serve us to show something about ourselves, but it does not serve us to remain
in that state.
We cannot create change from that state that is effective and that will lead to a world
where we thrive.
The change we are looking to create deep down will come from a place of peace.
Remember, these events and what unfolds are a reflection of mass consciousness and are
providing insight into hat humanity is creating and going through as a whole.
It also gives us the opportunity to reflect and create the necessary change from within
in order to shift our experience which helps to shift the world.
The purpose of this is to help dispel the automatic fear state we go into and instead
get us into a place where we can effectively do something from a place of peace as opposed
to fear.
The Message From Anonymous
While anonymous� message here is bringing attention to valuable things, it may not be
the full story and thus far, there is not evidence Trump cut a deal with the deep state
although there are actions being carried out by his administration that are of the goal
of the deep state.
It�s important to make the distinction so we can better understand the complexity of
what is going on as it shows the influence and fight of the cabal as they lose control.
On April 6th, 2017, on the 100 year anniversary of America�s entry into World War I, Donald
Trump launched airstrikes against the Syrian government; in retaliation for a gas attack
supposedly perpetrated by Assad.
There was no investigation, not even a hack job of a frame up like we had in 2003.
The evidence we do have contradicts the official story, and the stakes are much higher this
time around.
Then before the dust had even settled, Trump pivoted to Asia.
Ratcheting up intimidation tactics, towards North Korea.
Threatening regime change and practically begging the already insecure Kim Jong-un to
do something stupid.
And that�s the point.
Provoke a response, and then play the victim.
If he cant get it the old fashion way he might just make one up.
Trump cut a deal with the deep state, and the neoliberal, neocon, and corporate alliance.
They got his back now.
As long as they get their war, everybody�s happy.
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Comedian Roasts Chelsea Clinton With A Humiliating Joke About Her Mom, She Does Not Take It Well - Duration: 2:18.
Comedian Roasts Chelsea Clinton With A Humiliating Joke About Her Mom, She Does Not Take It Well
Chelsea Clinton has shown once again that she has absolutely no sense of humor.
"Variety" held a "Power of Women" conference in New York City.
Chelsea Clinton was honored as one of the speakers for some reason.
"Saturday Night Live" cast member Vanessa Bayer made a speech, where she made a small
jab at Chelsea Clinton.
But Chelsea Clinton did not take it well at all.
"OK, we have some pretty amazing honorees this afternoon.
Jessica Chastain, Gayle King, Blake Lively, yep!
Audra McDonald, Tina Knowles, Shari Redstone, and Chelsea Clinton.And, they all have one
thing in common, none of their moms are president," joked Bayer.
A decent joke.
This was enough to set off Chelsea.
When Bayer made the joke the room went silent.
Then when Chelsea got a turn to speak she responded in a completely humorless way.
"Uh, Vanessa, we may be able to say in this room today that no one's mother is currently
president, but someday, someone's will be.
Thank you very much," said Chelsea.
It isn't only Conservatives that feel annoyed by Chelsea Clinton.
Many liberals do as well.
The very liberal magazine Vanity Fair released an article recently called "PLEASE, GOD,
STOP CHELSEA CLINTON FROM WHATEVER SHE IS DOING, The last thing the left needs is the
third iteration of a failed political dynasty."
Check out the video below.
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Everything You Need to Know About the 11 Non-LCS Teams Going to MSI 2017 - Duration: 9:20.
13 teams are heading to Brazil for MSI this year, one champion from every single League
of Legends region.
That's more than double the number of teams that went last year.
To get you up to speed before the event, we'll walk you through all 11 non-NA and EU teams
heading to MSI, and the star players you should keep an eye on.
Let's start off in Brazil, where MSI takes place this year.
INTZ Esports has led Brazil for almost 2 years, even making it to Worlds in 2016, all while
their former sister team RED Canids took a backseat.
But this season saw the end of INTZ's reign -- RED Canids tied with INTZ 11-3 at the end
of the split, and crushed playoffs to win a trip to MSI.
Also, we have this cool picture of all the players' noses.
brTT is Brazil's superstar, kind of like TSM wrapped into a single human being.
He channels his favorite champion Draven by screaming a lot and tattooing axes on his arms.
One time, he even made Doublelift worried...
and then he beat him.
They've been looking forward to a rematch ever since.
Moving up to Latin America South, local favorites Isurus Gaming are one of the oldest teams
around.
This year, they were the first ever Latin America South team to bootcamp in Korea, and
returned to sweep the finals 3-0.
At the center of Isurus is Emp, known as the region's best mid laner, and possibly the
best player in his league.
He leads the region in gold and damage per minute, and won the 'best player' award
last year.
Emp used to play AD carry, and now he's trying to lead Isurus from the mid lane -- he's
basically the Piglet of Argentina.
In Latin America North, we have eight-time champions Lyon Gaming, a team that
destroys their region.
They average a 5k gold lead at 20 minutes, they went 13-1 in the split, and more than
anything, they want to make up for barely missing Worlds last year.
But while Lyon dominates Latin America North, they'll have to prove their killer stats
aren't just the result of easy competition.
If you're looking for the Bjergson of Latin America North, it's probably Seiya,
one of the region's most well known and respected midlaners.
He ended the regular season with a KDA of 11.2.
The highest KDA for NA was Bjergson's 5.5.
In a world where you shouldn't judge players by their KDA alone, that's still impressive.
Heading across the Atlantic, Virtus.pro will be representing the Commonwealth of Independent
States.
The CIS is Riot's youngest league, only just starting last year.
It's also the home of Albus Nox Luna, the wildcard heroes that reached Worlds 2016 quarterfinals
and afterwards became M19.
Long story short, the CIS loves M19, or at least, expects them to win hands-down.
Then in comes Virtus.pro, a fresh team of up and coming faces that took down the M19
dynasty.
It was a huge upset, and now the king-killers have to prove themselves on the international
stage.
Fans and analysts have a hard time pinning Virtus.pro's success to any one player.
Paranoia and Santas have the tournament experience, Kreox is a young jungle prodigy, and Blasting
recently set a CIS record with 15 kills in one game.
Their assortment of strengths and drawn-out playstyle seems to just make for a winning
formula.
Over in Turkey, we have SuperMassive esports, the only wildcard team that got to MSI last
year.
The super team of their home country, SuperMassive entered the international stage as the world's
underdogs.
They lost a lot, but they managed to take down CLG and walked away smiling.
Now they're still the underdogs, but ones with a lot of heart.
Wherever they go, they're followed by the massive Turkish Besiktas chant:
Star support Dumbledoge likes his pocket-pick Poppy support, but usually, he's sprinting
around the map as Bard, looking for aggressive plays and laying out pressure miles away from
his AD carry.
He once cosplayed as Bard for a Turkish patch notes video, and he's so loveable that even
Riot couldn't resist making fan art:
Having just won the Turkey MVP award, Dumbledoge is heading into MSI hoping to top his last
play of the game -- first blooding Faker as a level 1 Janna.
From the Oceania league, we have Dire Wolves, who've been around since the OPL started
in 2015 (and during that weird Oceania tournament in 2014).
They've always been a top team, but have never been able to take home their regional
cup, until now.
The Wolfpack went undefeated for the last 6 weeks of their split, and won the final
game of playoffs without a single death.
While star AD carry K1ng definitely made an impact this year, it's Jungler Shernfire
to look out for.
The Wolves picked up Shernfire during their bootcamp in Korea, where he once reached rank
4 in Korean Challenger.
His playmaking around the map handed the Wolves a lot of their late-season wins.
Heading over to Asia, we have Marine Esports, champions of the Southeast Asia region.
The SEA holds six leagues across six different countries, and at the end of the split they
each send their champions to battle it out in the Garena Premier League.
Marine Esports (who used to be called the Boba Marines) steamrolled the Vietnam Championship
Series, ending 12-0.
Then they went to the GPL and won every series, becoming the SEA champions.
They're walking into MSI as a hyper-aggressive team with almost no losses.
You might remember Optimus from the Barcelona All-Stars event last year, where he played
on the Fire All-Star team alongside Doublelift, MadLife, and current teammate Levi.
People call him OP-timus for his pro game-ending moves.
The Flash Wolves are entering MSI from the LMS, a league of countries that mercy-left
Southeast Asia because Taiwan won every single GPL tournament for 6 splits straight.
Flash Wolves is a team to watch on the international stage.
They won IEM Katowice against G2, and made it to Worlds quarterfinals in 2015.
Last year, Flash Wolves beat SKT twice at MSI, and then beat them again at Worlds.
But the best thing about Flash Wolves is their freakishly cheerful spirit.
They stick together, and win or lose, sing songs with each other in-game.
When he's not starring in a Flash Wolves musical, Karsa is hard carrying from the jungle.
His predator-style gameplay shines best on Graves and Lee Sin.
On to Japan and their champions, Rampage.
NA has TSM versus CLG, Japan has Rampage versus DetonatioN FocusMe.
These rival teams have been fighting for the crown since the Japan league started in 2014.
Detonation won the regular season this split, but Rampage swept them 3-0 in playoffs for
the cup.
Now they're headed to MSI while their rivals stay home
Yutori Moyashi and Dara are Japan's beast bot duo.
Yutori's aggressive playstyle builds huge gold leads in lane, and he's famously unkillable
-- he went deathless for 9 games of the split.
His support, Dara, roams so much he's pretty much a jungler -- people have started calling
him "Doko demo Dara."
Yutori says their botlane is the strongest in their league, and now has to prove it can
measure up to the other regions.
From Korea, we have the MSI favorites, 3-time world champions SK Telecom T-1.
The LCK finals this split ended in a bloody telecom grudge war between SKT and KT Rolster,
star teams backed by Korea's two biggest telecommunication companies.
The show opened with a subtle nod to Faker's legacy, and after a back
and forth Game 1, SKT swept the series 3-0 for their fourth LCK championship win.
Player to watch: Faker.
Maybe Peanut.
Peanut does a good job too.
China hasn't picked their MSI representative yet.
This weekend, Team World Elite and Royal Never Give Up will fight in the playoff finals for
the spot.
World Elite have been blowing through the ranks to catch up to former champions Royal,
who made it to Worlds quarterfinals last year after beating TSM twice.
The LPL winner will come down to a couple of big showdowns: In the botlane are Mystic
and Uzi, the best AD carries in the region right now.
Then there's World Elite's Condi, possibly the best jungler in China, versus Royal's
MLXG, a player with such a hot streak, his name means "a spicy hot pot".
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David Wilcock HUGE burst of new intel from Pete Peterson about t - Duration: 4:21.
David Wilcock: HUGE burst of new intel from Pete Peterson about the Antarctic Atlantis
Last night I got a HUGE burst of new intel from Pete Peterson about the Antarctic Atlantis.
Much more specific detail that has clarified a bunch of topics, including UFO crashes from
three different time periods that have all been found.
Pete was part of a team that has been working on an incredibly detailed analysis of these
crashes for at least the last 30 years.
The level of specifics is almost too much, since you are dealing with entire teams of
scientists who did nothing but study these sites for years at a time.
Plans are definitely in place to reveal the whole thing to us.
A negative ET group is also demanding a disclosure announcement in the very near future.
The battle between the Cabal and the Alliance is playing out in the US as the DoD (Alliance)
versus the CIA and there are many mysteries in current events that can be explained.
We are definitely right on track for some major changes in everything we think we know.
The Alliance would have done this regardless of who won the US 2016 election.
I have been very busy with new developments in my life that involve travel and many hours
of work.
All very positive and completely unexpected.
I feel it is very important to get this intel out before I speak at New Living Expo this
weekend in San Francisco.
I have a Sunday talk and a Monday post-conference event.
This is only one of two events I have agreed to do this year despite almost daily requests
for my presence at various conferences.
The new intel will definitely be shared at the event for my own protection even if I
can�t get it all out before then.
Right now I have to study for an Ancient Aliens taping that will consume the whole day and
then I am off at 5AM on another trip that will knock out two more days.
You definitely do not want to miss this show if you are anywhere near San Francisco
this weekend!
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