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Oakland Book Festival: There is Room for us All - Duration: 16:35.
My name is Donna Maizon.
I'm Danielle Silk.
This was [an attempt at] a collective statement created collaboratively by
Deaf, Disabled, Queer, Fat, Transgender, People of Color (QTPOC).
We have been working all week to bring you this statement.
Denying us access to the Oakland Book Festival was unacceptable.
Here are our experiences that day. We hope you are able to recognize them.
Marek: Can you provide some background on how you heard about the Oakland Book Festival? (OBF)
Donna: My friend Danielle let me know about the event.
Danielle: I first heard of the event on Saturday.
As a Deaf person, it's rarely an option to sporadically attend events such as the OBF.
I figured I wouldn't have access, as most events, if they're even willing to provide ASL interpreting,
require me to be responsible for communication my access needs well in advance.
However, I was surprised to see that there already seemed to be some discussions regarding access.
Unfortunately those discussions left me feeling conflicted.
From what I was able to follow it seems a fundraising Gala was held in a historic Victorian building.
A [fundraising] Gala was to be held on top floor of a building without elevator access.
wheelchair users, fat people, crippled people and people with physical injuries, any person needing an elevator for
any reason was denied access to this event.
I could see many problems with using this building.
I watched this unfold on Facebook.
From what I was able to understand, there seemed to be 5 Hearing, Disabled panelists.
One of these panelists decided to withdraw their participation in the Oakland Book Festival
They did not feel welcome at such an event.
The remaining panelists decided to participate in the event after ongoing discussions
with Kira Don, one of the co-founders of the Oakland Book Festival.
She apologized and recognized there was a problem,
When we asked if the same problems would continue the next day
she guaranteed that they were committed to work with us,
and would make sure that everyone had access.
I is my understanding that the panelists decided participate in the festival
in good faith after working with Kira Don.
I decided to trust the decision to attend based on the decision to participated put forth by
the remaining panelists reflecting intersectional Disabled, Queer, Transgender, People of Color identities
knowing that they are trusted leaders in their communities who I just trust.
Knowing they would be there meant I felt safe going their as well. That was a place I wanted to be.
Marek: My second question is,
When your group went into the
Oakland Book festival, what happened?
Donna: We were surprised to only see one interpreter.
Danielle: Yes, we arrived about 10 mins early,
We started looking for the interpreter then I saw Stacey Milbern. She helped connect us with the interpreter.
I had some concerns because the one interpreter seemed extremely nervous. I was worried about them.
But since we're all human, I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt and try to make a connection.
Usually, when I meet a new interpreter for the first time I try to make small talk
to make sure we can understand each other so I can have access to information.
However, the more I conversed with this interpreter, the more concerned I became.
There were several words they struggled to spell correctly or clearly. I struggled to make meaning.
Honestly, I was very concerned.
I asked if there was another interpreter coming.
The interpreter answered that there should be. They appeared nervous and distracted.
They went on to explain that there should be someone coming but I was unable to understand the details.
I was now thinking about access for myself, my friend, and for the interpreter.
It was a lot of stress for me so I decided to wait and see.
I was hoping it was traffic or something holding up the other interpreter. That happens.
Donna and I discussed it, and decided see how it went. The panel moved forward with one interpreter.
Marek: My third question is:
When you realized access wasn't happening what did you do next?
Donna: We rushed upstairs to find Kira
Danielle: Well, the panel was going along,
and you have to understand and my first language is English,
so even though the interpretation wasn't great,
I could still piece it together.
It was so important for me to see these panelists and to hear their stories.
It was so important to take in their stories
as a DeafDisabled, queer, femme,
Jewish, working-class, lesbian
with this intersectional* identity
I guess I wanted to feel less alone. I wanted to connected with others with similar
experiences, identities, stories.
After really struggling to piece together this information I was feeling conflicted.
I felt torn between checking in with my friend and taking care of myself.
I am so grateful for Stacey Milbern. She saw that access was not happening for us.
She noticed that we weren't understanding what was happening. And that the interpreter needed a break.
Interpreters are human, they get tired
They should should have breaks every 20 mins
by switching off with a team.
So, Stacey, who was a panelist herself, made space for everyone to process what was going on
and figure out how to ensure that everyone has access to the event and the information being shared.
Marek: My fourth question is:
How did the director, Kira, respond to your group?
Donna: She was very short with us. She was unable to understand us.
Kira came into the room and appeared bothered by our requests. She had a headset and a clipboard on.
She appeared to be very busy.
It was difficult for me to engage with her due to her lack of attention and consideration for our presence.
Kira did not plan for interpreter breaks and thus was unabled to understand us.
Fortunately, Corbett O'Toole, a longtime Disabled activist, was in the room.
Corbett is fluent in both American Sign Language and English.
She was able to facilitate communication between Stacey, Kira, Donna, and myself.
We clearly pointed out the problem: attendees at the Oakland Book Festival were denied access.
We asked Kira her plan to address the fact that Donna and I did not have access to the event.
Her response contained several comments that were incredibly painful for me to witness.
First she apologized that there had been a problem.
She then went on to state that she had 5,000 other priorities.
I understood this to mean that you and I were at the very bottom of her list. Number five thousand and one.
Bearing witness to these comments was dehumanzing... devastating...
Kira then went on to stat that she had spent at least four or five hours that week alone focused on
providing access for the disabled to the Oakland Book Festival, which was a free and volunteer event.
I was taken aback.
As a DeafDisabled person,
if I only had to spend 4-5 hours a week focused on accessibility,
my week would improve drastically!
So, those comments were really painful.
[Asking Donna:] How did you feel about being number five thousand and one on Kira's list?
Donna: It was disheartening, to say the least.
Marek: To revisit question four:
How did the director, Kira, respond to your group?
Donna: Kira continued to make dehumanizing comments and defend herself.
She was really condescending towards Danielle, Stacey, and Corbett.
Danielle: Kira clearly was unable to understand us or our need for access at the Oakland Book Festival.
Collectively, the group of panelists decided to
to Dr. Angela Davis
and Dr. Judith Butler
because we all recognize their lifetime contributions and labor to
with and for QTPOC and Disabled QTPOC communities.
We hoped that Dr. Angela Davis and Judith Butler would recognize our need for access
and propose some kind of solution.
Donna: So we all took the elevator up one by one,
but when the elevator doors opened,
encountered another obstacle.
To reach the next floor, there were only stairs.
I told Danielle to go ahead by herself.
Danielle: Here was yet another barrier, Kira standing with crossed arms blocking the doors to
the very room where Drs. Angela Davis and Judith Butler were presenting,
was only accessible by stairs!
I felt for my friends, but as a white person
to represent a group of QTPOC, people using wheelchairs,
I felt it wasn't my place,
It was a huge honor that they trusted me to go and represent us.
Kira again literally blocked my access by standing in front of me trying to talk to me.
The small room was set up with several rows of chairs. The panel featuring Drs. Davis and Bulter was well lit
in the center of the room.
I made my way through the rows of chairs, to where Drs. Davis and Butler were.
I was trying to locate an interpreter, you know, who I literally needed to voice my concerns.
This took at least thirty seconds and drew everyone's attention. It was really overwhelming.
But I knew it was important. And I was thinking of the importance of Donna's voice.
Knowing her gave me the courage to do what I felt was right.
Finally the same interpreter, who had been there all day, struggling,
still without a team, was unable to accurately convey the urgency of my message.
I had to break down each and everything I had to say to the most basic terms.
Well, Dr. Davis and Dr. Butler realized there was a communication breakdown.
However, they chose to continue the panel.
They did not address our lack of access at the Oakland Book Festival or at their panel.
We do, however, what to recognize the effort put forth by Dr. Davis.
Donna: She violated Oakland City Hall's building code
By allowing for six wheelchairs when the fire code only permitted three.
Marek: How did it feel
to be denied access over and over again throughout the day
at the Oakland Book Festival?
Donna: We were told over and over again, all day wait, hold on, give us some more time,
and all we got were apologies and excuses. Oakland Book Festival's response was unacceptable.
Danielle: We went to the Oakland Book Fair
to meet new people, have new experiences, you know, learn something new.
We just wanted to enjoy our Sunday.
Here we were at a entitled, "The Revolution will be Accessible"
but all the same old barriers were there.
There was no room for us there.
It was really painful.
But something beautiful came from this too,
because we've now worked for a week together with
(Danielle and Donna alternating)
Queer,
Deaf,
Disabled,
Transgender,
Fat,
People of Color.
Danielle: Yes, it's been a lot of work!
And for 40 years Deaf and Disabled communities have been asking and waiting for access in Oakland.
Not only that but Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was passed a a whole 25 years ago.
It's now 2017.
It's time for change.
Moving forward, if we want the OBF to continue, we have 5 demands.
Marek: Your group has 5 demands? What are they?
Donna: First, to do all that planning for OBF, without Us, just can't happen.
Second, we need to provide a wheelchair-friendly spaces.
Only allowing 3 or 4 wheelchairs in a small room, isn't wheelchair friendly.
They need to look for another space, that will allow access
for all users of mobility devices, wheelchairs, scooters etc.
Third, regarding bathrooms,
When I went to the one bathroom that was wheelchair accessible and I needed to wait for a non-wheelchair user to finish using the stall. It was't right.
Danielle: And although there were men's and women's bathrooms,
we need to ensure bathroom accessibility for people who are trans and gender non-conforming (GNC).
We can accomplish this by covering up existing gender-specific signage,
and having a discussion with Transgender and Gender Nonconforming people about bathroom needs.
Donna: Fourth, if you're going to spend continue to spend money for hotels, food, speaker fees,
you really need to prioritize funds for ASL interpreters.
Danielle: Fifth, when you start advertising for the 2018 OBF,
it is imperative that accessibility information is clearly posted.
We really had to search to find it.
I have already sent information to organizers: Sins Invalid's
event planning guide: Skin, Tooth, and Bone: The Basis of Our Movement is Our People.
I believe this guide can be purchased for around $16.
Please start there for next year.
Our bilingual Deaf and Disabled working group has lead and explained and supported you enough.
We are done.
Now . . . the future of the Oakland Book Festival and our access
is up to you.
This week, we had the opportunity to demonstrate what the disability justice really looks like.
A big thank you to
the Deaf,
Queer,
Disabled,
People of Color,
and Transgender panelists and attendees
for leading the way, and showing us how to make room for . . .
ALL!
The revolution WILL be accessible!
Danielle: Thank you to . . .
Us!
Donna: Yeah, Us!
Danielle: Woo!
Donna: Yeah.
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US, Japan search for 7 Navy sailors, puzzle over ship crash
US, Japan search for 7 Navy sailors, puzzle over ship crash.
YOKOSUKA, Japan (AP) — U.S. and Japanese vessels and aircraft searched Saturday for seven American sailors who were missing after their Navy destroyer collided before dawn with a container ship four times its size off the coast of Japan.
A Japan Coast Guard baot goes along with the damaged USS Fitzgerald near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with the container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S.
military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash. The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
The damaged USS Fitzgerald is being towed by a tugboat in the waters near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with the container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S. military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash.
In this photo provided by Japans 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquarters, the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Izu Peninsula in, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors were missing and at least two, including the captain, were injured after the U.S. destroyer collided with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, the U.S.
Navy and Japanese coast guard reported. (Japans 3rd Regional Coast Guard Headquarters via AP) An injured USS Fitzgerald personnel is carried by U.S.
military personnel, left, and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force members upon arriving to the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors were missing and at least two, including the captain, were injured after the collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, the U.S. Navy and Japanese coast guard reported.
(Japans Defense Ministry via AP) U.S. military personnel prepare to transfer an injured on board USS Fitzgerald, off Izu Peninsula, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan coast guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan.
(Japans Defense Ministry via AP) The USS Fitzgerald, left, heads to Yokosuka, home base of the 7th Fleet, beside a U.S. tugboat, off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it collided with the USS Fitzgerald, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan coast guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017. Seven crew members are missing and one injured after the U.S.
Navy destroyer collided early Saturday morning with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan, the countrys coast guard reported.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with the Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The Japan Coast Guard said it received an emergency call from a Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal early Saturday that it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal is seen off Izu Oshima, Japan, after it had collided with the USS Fitzgerald southwest of Yokusuka, Japan, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with the Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship.
(Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Navy says the USS Fitzgerald suffered damage below the water line on its starboard side after it collided with a Philippine-flagged merchant ship. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) The damaged USS Fitzgerald is seen near the U.S.
Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S. destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Japan after colliding before dawn Saturday with a container ship four times its size, while the coast guard and Japanese and U.S.
military searched for seven sailors missing after the crash. The damage of the right side of the USS Fitzgerald is seen off Shimoda, Shizuoka prefecture, Japan, after the Navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship, Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Seven Navy sailors are missing and one was injured after a U.S. destroyer collided early Saturday morning with the Philippine-registered container ship off the coast of Japan, the countrys coast guard reported. (Iori Sagisawa/Kyodo News via AP) Map locates Yokosuka.
Japan; 1c x 3 inches; 46.5 mm x 76 mm; The guided-missile destroyer USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62) launches a missile from the aft missile deck during Multisail 17, a training exercise designed to improve interoperability between the U.S.
and Japanese forces, in the Philippine Sea. Navy destroyer has collided with a merchant ship off the coast of Japan, the U.S. military said, and there have been injuries. In a brief written statement, the U.S.
Pacific Fleet in Hawaii said the Navy has requested assistance from the Japanese Coast Guard. (Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class William McCann/U.S.
Navy via AP) People watch the damaged USS Fitzgerald being towed near the U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, southwest of Tokyo, after the U.S.
destroyer collided with the Philippine-registered container ship ACX Crystal in the waters off the Izu Peninsula Saturday, June 17, 2017.
Crew members from the destroyer USS Dewey were helping stabilize the damaged USS Fitzgerald after its collision off the coast of Japan before dawn Saturday, leaving seven sailors missing and at least three injured.
June 17, 2017 The USS Fitzgerald was back at its home port in Yokosuka Naval Base south of Tokyo by sunset Saturday, its crew lined up on deck.
The Philippine-flagged container ship was berthed at Tokyos Oi wharf, where officials began questioning crew members about the cause of the nighttime crash.
After helping stabilize the USS Fitzgerald, the destroyer USS Dewey joined other American and Japanese vessels and aircraft in the search for the missing sailors. At least three other Navy sailors were injured in the collision.
Family members were frantically seeking news, appealing via social media for calls from sailors aboard from the ship. 7th Fleet said in a statement that the crash damaged two berthing spaces, a machinery room and the radio room.
Most of the more than 200 sailors aboard would have been asleep in their berths at the time of the pre-dawn crash.
Water was being pumped out of flooded areas and it was unclear how long it would take to get into the crushed mid-right side of the ship once it was at the pier in Yokosuka, the statement said.
This has been a difficult day, said Vice Adm. Aucoin, the commander of the 7th Fleet. I am humbled by the bravery and tenacity of the Fitzgerald crew.
Now that the ship is in Yokosuka, I ask that you help the families by maintaining their privacy as we continue the search for our shipmates. The USS Fitzgeralds captain, Cmdr. Bryce Benson, was airlifted early Saturday to the U.S.
Naval Hospital in Yokosuka and was in stable condition with a head injury, the Navy said. Two other crew members suffered cuts and bruises and were evacuated.
It was unclear how many others may have been hurt. The Navy said that the collision occurred 56 nautical miles (103 kilometers) southwest of Yokosuka, home to the 7th Fleet.
Right now we are focused on two things: the safety of the ship and the well-being of the sailors, said Adm. Scott Swift, commander of the U.S.
The Japanese coast guard said it received an emergency call from the container ship, the ACX Crystal, reporting the collision at around 2:20 a.m.
It was questioning crew members of the ACX Crystal, which is operated by the Japanese shipping company Nippon Yusen K.K., and was treating the incident as a case of possible professional negligence, said Masayuki Obara, a regional coast guard official.
The ACX Crystal weighs 29,060 tons and is 222 meters (730 feet) long, the coast guard said, much larger than the 8,315-ton Navy destroyer.
The container ships left bow was dented and scraped, but it did not appear to have sustained any major structural damage. Nippon Yusen said all of the ACX Crystals 20-member Filipino crew members were safe.
Conditions were clear at the time of the collision, though Yutaka Saito of the coast guard said the area is particularly busy with sea traffic. The names of the missing sailors were being withheld pending notification of their families.
U.S. Navy personnel set up support and counseling services to help families as they sought updates on crew members.
Just heard the sweetest voice and saw a wonderful face. Thank you all for the prayers, Rita Schrimsher of Athens, Alabama, tweeted after speaking with her 23-year-old grandson, Jackson Schrimsher, via Facetime.
It could have been worse, so were grateful, she said by phone. Associated Press writers Mari Yamaguchi and Elaine Kurtenbach in Tokyo and Cathy Bussewitz and Jennifer Kelleher in Honolulu contributed to this report.
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OVER THE THERMOSTAT AND
OBSESSIVELY CHANGE IT.
AND BECAUSE OF THAT,
EVERYBODY AROUND THEM WILL BE
HAPPY, TOO.
THANK YOU.
LET'S CHECK IN WITH OUR FRIENDS
AT 830 WCCO RADIO.
HI CHAD.
HELLO, I'M TEXTING EARLY, IF
PEOPLE ARE LISTENING, MAYBE
THEY'RE WATCHING, ABOUT TO
LISTEN, WHERE ARE THEY AT?
WHERE ARE THEY CONSUMING THE
SHOW TODAY.
WE'RE GETTING A VARIETY OF
RESPONSES.
INTERESTING.
INCLUDING SOME OUT OF STATE
BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY WCCO.COM, ALL
SORTS OF OPTIONS.
WHERE DO I START.
YOU GUYS, I THINK IT WAS RACHEL
WAS AT THE YANEZ TRIAL TODAY.
WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THAT
WITH JOE FREEBURG.
JOE JOINS US A LOT ON LEGAL
ISSUES.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN WHEN THE
JUDGE SAYS, NO, WE'RE NOT GOING
TO HAVE THE TESTIMONY REREAD,
AND HOW IMPORTANT IS TODAY
BECAUSE THIS IS A FULL WEEK
NOW.
THIS IS GOING BACK TO WEDNESDAY
WHEN THEY BASICALLY SAID THEY
WERE DEADLOCKED.
A LOT OF TIMES YOU SEE THINGS
COME TO A CONCLUSION ON FRIDAY.
THE JUDGE'S SCHEDULE CHANGES
NEXT MONDAY, AND THE PEOPLE TO
A CERTAIN DEGREE, LET'S JUST
MOVE ON THIS, I WANT MY LIFE
BACK, YOU KNOW, SO JOE FREEBURG
ON THAT.
THEN ABOUT FIVE HOURS FROM US
TO THE EAST, THE U.S. OPEN GOLF
TOURNAMENT IS GOING ON.
WE'LL TALK ABOUT THAT.
AND THEN RANDY MOSS WAS IN
TOWN.
VIKINGS HONORED HIM ALONG WITH
AHMAD RASHAD.
MY FATHER WAS THERE.
THOSE TWO HAVE A VERY GOOD
RELATIONSHIP.
I TALKED TO MY FATHER EARLY IN
THE DAY, WE'RE GOING TO PLAY
THAT CONVERSATION AT 2:35.
WE HAVE A VERY SWEET PICTURE UP
OF MOSS AND MY FATHER ON MY
FACEBOOK PAGE.
FACEBOOK.COM/CHAD HARTMAN.
WE WILL LISTEN IN, THANK YOU
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ADV: A New Religion for Us, part 4 - June 17, 2017 (with CC) - Duration: 24:34.
Welcome to American Dissident Voices.
I'm Kevin Alfred Strom.
TODAY we continue our exploration of an awakening — an awakening that began with Charles Darwin,
exploded into life in the ideas of Shaw and Nietzsche, and found its highest expression
in the entirely new kind of human society pioneered by Adolf Hitler in National Socialist
Germany.
It is an awakening that has just begun.
When we left off last week, we were discussing the nature of Judaism and its offshoots, especially
Christianity, and their gods — their crude anthropocentrism, their refusal to acknowledge
the evolutionary nature of Life and the Universe, their irrationality, and their utter unsuitability
as moral guides to help us do what must be done in order to survive — their total inability
to lead us ever upward toward the stars.
Today we will learn that even those who believe they have cast off the superstitions of the
Abrahamic faiths — "secular humanists," atheists, Marxists, most libertarians, liberal
elitists — are in truth still in bondage to the poisonous ideas that sprang from Judaism.
Instead of leading us upward, toward our evolutionary destiny, they wallow in the mire of a nonexistent
"human equality" and waste our time, our energy, and our very lives in pursuit of ignoble
goals such as making sure that every arguably human wastrel has a full belly and a large-screen
television.
Life, my friends — your life — can be much, much different than the shallow mockery
of life offered by these blind men and liars.
Our text for this week is by the National Socialist writer and mystic, Savitri Devi,
taken from her book Impeachment of Man.
To read this work, I give you Miss Vanessa Neubauer.
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Man-Centered Creeds versus Racial-Hierarchical Reality (continued)
by Savitri Devi
But when later Jews proclaimed him to be the God of all mankind; when he crept into Christianity
as the Heavenly Father of Christ and the First Person of the Holy Trinity; and into Islam
as the One God revealed to man through his last and definitive mouthpiece, the Prophet
Mohammed; and finally, when he colored the ideology of the humanitarian theists — and
even atheists — as the unavoidable remnant of a tradition hard to die, then the conception
of him became more and more irrational.
There was less and less any reason for his solicitude to stop at mankind.
Yet it did stop there.
There was, more and more, every reason for him to evolve into a truly universal God of
all life.
Yet he did not evolve that way.
He could not drop the long-cherished propensity of picking out a fraction of his creation
and blessing it with a special blessing, to the exclusion of the rest.
That fraction of the great Universe had once been the Jewish people.
It was now the human race — a trifling improvement, if one ponders over it from an astronomical
(that is to say, from what we can imagine to be the only truly divine) angle of vision.
The great creeds of the world west of India remained man-centered, it would seem, because
they never could free themselves entirely from the marks of their particular tribal
origin among the sons of Abraham.
The Jews never were a race that one could accuse of giving animals too great a place
in its everyday life and thoughts.
Christ, who came "to fulfil" the Jewish law and prophecies (not to introduce into
the world a different, more rational, and truly kindlier trend of thought) appears never
to have bothered his head about the dumb creatures.
We speak, of course, of Christ as the Christian Gospels present him to us.
That Christ — we have no means whatsoever of finding out whether a "truer" one ever
lived — never performed a miracle, never even intervened in a natural manner, in favor
of any beast, as his contemporary, Apollonius of Tyana, not to speak of any more ancient
and illustrious Master such as the blessed Buddha, is supposed to have done.
He never spoke of God's love for animals save to assert that He loved human beings
a fortiori, much more.
He never mentioned nor implied man's duties towards them, though he did not omit to mention,
and to stress, other duties.
If the Gospels are to be taken as they are written, then his dealings with nonhuman sentient
creatures consisted, on one occasion, of sending some evil spirits into a herd of swine, that
they might no longer torment a man, and, another time, of making his disciples, who were mostly
fishermen by profession, as every one knows, catch an incredible quantity of fish in their
nets.
In both cases his intention was obviously to benefit human beings at the expense of
the creatures, swine, or fish.
As for plants, it is true that he admired the lilies of the fields; but it is no less
true that he cursed a fig tree for not producing figs out of season and caused it to wither,
so that his disciples might understand the power of faith and prayer.
Fervent English or German Christians, who love animals and trees, may retort that nobody
knows exactly all that Jesus actually said, and that the gospels contain the story of
only a few of his numberless miracles.
That may be.
But as there are no records of his life save the Gospels, we have to be content with what
is revealed therein.
Moreover, Christianity as an historical growth is centered around the person of Christ as
the Gospels describe him.
And, as Norman Douglas has timely remarked, it remains a fact that the little progress
accomplished in recent years in the countries of northwestern Europe and in America, as
regards kindness to dumb beasts, was realized in spite of Christianity, and not because
of it.
To say, as some do, that every word of the Christian Gospels has an esoteric meaning,
and that "swine" and "fishes" and the "barren fig tree" are intended there
to designate anything but real live creatures, would hardly make things better.
It would still be true that kindness to animals is not spoken of in the teaching of Jesus
as it has come down to us, while other virtues, in particular kindness to people, are highly
recommended.
And the development of historical Christianity would remain, in all its details, what we
know it to be….
That people whose outlook is conditioned by biblical tradition should put a great stress
upon the special place of man in the scheme of life; that they should insist on man's
sufferings, and on the necessity of man's happiness, without apparently giving as much
as a thought to the other living creatures, one can understand.
They follow the Book to which they may or may not add some secondary scriptures based
upon it.
They cannot be expected to go beyond what is prescribed in it or in those later scriptures.
But there are, in the West, ever since the Middle Ages, increasing numbers of people
who dare to do without the Book altogether; who openly reject all divine revelation as
unprovable, and who see in their conscience the only source of their moral judgements
and their only guide in moral matters.
It is remarkable that these people, free from the fetters of any established faith, still
retain the outlook of their fathers as regards man's relation to animals and to living
nature in general.
Free Thought, while rightly brushing aside all man-centered metaphysics; while replacing
the man-centered conceptions of the Universe by a magnificent vision of order and beauty
on a cosmic scale — a scientific vision, more inspiring than anything that religious
imagination had ever invented, and in which man is but a negligible detail — Free Thought,
we say, omitted entirely to do away with the equally outdated man-centered scale of values,
inherited from those religions that sprang from Judaism.
Sons of Greek rationalism, as regards their intellectual outlook, the Westerners who boast
of no longer being Christians — and the few advanced young men of Turkey and Persia,
and of the rest of the Near and Middle East, who boast of no longer being orthodox Muslims
— remain, as regards their scale of moral values, the sons of a deep-rooted religious
tradition which goes back as far as some of the oldest fragments of the Jewish Scriptures:
the tradition according to which man, created in God's own image, is the only living being
born for eternity, and has a value altogether out of proportion with that of any other animal
species.
There has been, it is true, in the West, in recent years — nay, there is, for nothing
which is in harmony with the Laws of Life can ever be completely suppressed — a non-Christian
(one should even say an anti-Christian) and definitely more than political school of thought
which courageously denounced this age-old yet erroneous tradition, and set up a different
scale of values and different standards of behaviour.
[Here Savitri Devi is referring to National Socialism.
— Editor] It accepted the principle of the rights of animals, and set a beautiful dog
above a degenerate man.
It replaced the false ideal of "human brotherhood," by the true one of a naturally hierarchised
mankind harmoniously integrated into the naturally hierarchised Realm of life, and, as a logical
corollary of this, it boldly preached the return to the mystic of genuine nationalism
rooted in healthy race-consciousness, and the resurrection of the old national gods
of fertility and of battle (or the exaltation of their philosophical equivalents) which
many a Greek "thinker" and some of the Jewish prophets themselves had already discarded
— politely speaking: "transcended" — in decadent Antiquity.
And its racialist values, solidly founded upon the rock of divine reality, and intelligently
defended as they were, in comparison with the traditional man-centered ones inherited,
in Europe, from Christianity, are, and cannot but remain, whatever may be the material fate
of their great Exponent [Adolf Hitler — Ed.] and of the regime he created, the only unassailable
values of the contemporary and future world.
But it is, for the time being, a "crime" to mention them, let alone to uphold them
— and their whole recent setting — in broad daylight.
The opposite ideologies, more in keeping with the general tendencies of modern Free Thought
from the Renaissance onwards, have only broken off apparently with the man-centered faiths.
In fact, our international Socialists and our Communists, while pushing God and the
supernatural out of their field of vision, are more Christian-like than the Christian
Churches ever were.
He who said, "Love they neighbor as thyself" has to-day no sincerer and more thorough disciples
than those zealots whose foremost concern is to give every human being a comfortable
life and all possibilities of development, through the intensive and systematic exploitation
by all of the resources of the material world, animate and inanimate, for man's betterment.
Communism, that new religion — for it is a sort of religion — exalting the common
man; that philosophy of the rights of humanity as the privileged species, is the natural
logical outcome of real Christianity.
It is the Christian doctrine of the labor of love for one's neighbors, freed from
the overburdening weight of Christian theology….
And that is not all.
Even Christian theology will perhaps not always remain as totally worthless to them as our
Communist friends often think.
It may be, one day, that they will bring themselves to use it.
And, if ever they do, who will blame them but those nominal Christians who have forgotten
the out and out "proletarian" character of their Master and of his first disciples?
The myth of the God of mankind taking flesh in the son of the carpenter of Nazareth may
well be interpreted as a symbol foreshadowing the deification of the working majority of
men — of the "masses"; of man in general — in our times….
The generous "morality" derived from modern Free Thought is no better than that based
upon the time-honored man-centered creeds that have their origin in Jewish tradition.
It is a morality centered — like the old Chinese morality, wherever true Buddhism and
Taoism have not modified it — around "the dignity of all men" and human society as
the supreme fact, the one reality that the individual has to respect and to live for;
a morality which ignores everything of man's affiliation with the rest of living Nature,
and looks upon sentient creatures as having no value except inasmuch as they are exploitable
by man for the "higher" purpose of his health, comfort, clothing, amusement, etc.
The moral creed of the Free Thinker today is a man-centered creed….
We believe that there is a different way of looking at things — a different way, in
comparison with which this man-centered outlook appears as childish, mean, and barbaric as
the philosophy of any man-eating tribe might seem, when compared with that of the Christian
saints, or even of the sincerest ideologists of modern international Socialism or Communism.
NOTE
The title of these excerpts is editorial; the text was originally prepared and edited
by Irmin Vinson of the Racial Nationalist Library.
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You have been listening to Vanessa Neubauer reading part four in our series "A New Religion
for Us."
This week's program was based on the writings of National Socialist mystic and writer Savitri
Devi.
Be listening in future weeks as we explore the religious ideas of Adolf Hitler, Devi,
Ben Klassen, and other thinkers who sought to find a spiritual path for our race — culminating
with the revolutionary religious ideas of Dr. William Pierce, who founded a Nature-based
religion, Cosmotheism, uniquely suited for the men and women of our race.
That's all coming up right here on American Dissident Voices.
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Rep. Carlos Trujillo Responds To Trump's US-Cuba Policy Change - Duration: 2:22.
TONIGHT AT 6:00.
I'M HANK TESTER CBS4 NEWS.
BACK TO YOU.
HANK, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
JIM DEFEDE JOINING US NOW.
I KNOW YOU INTERVIEWED A MAJOR
SUPPORTER OF WHAT THE PRESIDENT
HAD TO SAY TODAY?
Reporter: YEAH, HE WAS AN
EARLY SUPPORTER OF DONALD
TRUMP.
REALLY WHAT I WANT TO GET TO,
THE CONVERSATION I HAD WITH HIM
WAS THE SYMBOLISM OF TODAY AND
HOW IMPORTANT IT WAS TODAY.
LET'S LISTEN TO SOME OF THAT.
THE BIGGEST CHANGE I THINK
IS THE INABILITY NOW FOR
AMERICAN COMPANIES TO DO
BUSINESS WITH MILITARY GROUPS
OF CUBA.
I THINK THAT'S THE ONE
CONCESSION THE MAJORITY OF
CUBAN AMERICANS WANTED.
IF YOU LOOK AT OBAMA, THE BIG
CHUNKS OF POSITIONS HERE
BETWEEN OBAMA AND TRUMP,
OBAMA'S ANNOUNCEMENT WAS IN THE
WHITE HOUSE.
PRESIDENT TRUMP WENT TO LITTLE
HAVANA, A PERSON WHO SERVED FOR
THE GROUP AND MADE THE
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Reporter: IS IT JUST
SYMBOLISM?
ONE OF THE THINGS THEY
TALKED ABOUT WAS FOR A LOT OF
PEOPLE IN THE SOUTH FLORIDA
AREA, CUBAN AMERICANS, THE
OLDER EXILES.
THEY SORT OF SAW WHAT PRESIDENT
OBAMA DID AS A REPUTUATION OF
THEIR LIVES WORK.
IT'S REALLY NOT A MAJOR SHIFT
IN POLICY.
RIGHT, I WAS GOING TO SAY
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OBAMA'S
POLICY AND PRESIDENT TRUMP'S
POLICY NOT MUCH IN YOUR
OPINION.
THEN HOW ALSO, WE GOT A GREAT
QUESTION EARLIER, HOW WILL THIS
BE ENFORCED BY THE U.S.
GOVERNMENT?
WELL DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF
IT, YOU'RE RIGHT.
THE EMBASSY IS STILL WRITING
IT.
THERE IS STILL TRAVEL TO HAVANA
THOUGH.
THE AIRLINES CAN FLY THERE, BUT
CRUZ SHIPS ARE EX-- CRUISE
SHIPS ARE EXCLUDED FROM THIS.
THEY DON'T WANT YOU STAYING IN
MILITARY-OPERATED HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
HOW DO YOU ENFORCE THAT THOUGH?
IF I TRAVEL TO CUBA AND I'M
STAYING WITH A FAMILY, BUT I
END UP STAYING WITH A HOTEL, OR
I EAT AT A MILITARY-OWNED
RESTAURANT, HOW WOULD ANYBODY
BE ABLE TO KNOW THAT?
AND SO THERE WERE ASPECTS OF
THIS.
THEY WILL HAVE A CHILLING
EFFECT ON BUSINESSES THAT WANT
TO THINK ABOUT DOING BUSINESS
WITH CUBA BECAUSE THEY WOULD
HAVE A HARDER TIME HIDING THAT.
RIGHT.
WE'LL TALK MORE WITH YOU
ABOUT MARCO RUBIO ALSO THERE
TODAY AT 6:00.
EVERYBODY SHOULD STICK AROUND
FOR THAT AS WELL.
YOU CAN WATCH THE ENTIRE
INTERVIEW ON FACING SOUTH
FLORIDA THIS SUNDAY MORNING AT
11:30 RIGHT HERE ON CBS4.
ALSO IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HEAR
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Why did Russia abandon us!? - Ukrainian asks Putin - Duration: 1:05.
Good afternoon. My name is Dmitry, and I live in Ukraine.
Why did you abandon us? Not everybody in Ukraine supports Bandera and Shukhevych.
We honour the memory of our ancestors. We march with the Immortal Regiment.
Why does Russian television smear us all with one colour?
Thank you
Thank you very much for your views and for valuing our shared history. You just mentioned the Immortal Regiment.
We do see and appreciate that, believe me.
And I cannot agree with you that Russian television smears everybody with the same colour, black.
Overall, we make sure not to paint anyone black.
But we are cautious about giving you excessive public support, which could actually harm you.
We try not to interfere in Ukraine's domestic affairs.
Once again, trust me, we can and do highly appreciate your stance. Thank you for your call.
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WHY U.S IS NOT USING MILITARY OPTION AGAINST NORTH KOREA? - Duration: 7:18.
The U.S. has been considering a range of options, from expanded economic sanctions to military
operations, as it reaches out to allies in confronting North Korea's latest provocations.
North Korea has been conducting missiles tests in open defiance of U.S and i
nternational community.
U.S has deployed massive firepower around North Korea, with more than one Carrier Strike
Group stationed in Korean waters, but has till now refrained from taking any military action.
In this video, Defense Updates analyzes the scenarios, and reasons that is preventing
Trump administration from using force.
So, lets get started.
While North Korea's massive forces are largely primitively equipped, Pyongyang possesses
the capacity to launch a devastating artillery strike on the city of Seoul.
The opponents' capitals are just 120 miles apart, with Seoul within 35 miles of the border.
Most of the North's artillery pieces—numbering in the thousands—are already in place camouflaged
and dug in.
North Korea's artillery pieces include the 170 mm Koksan, which has a range of about
25 miles (40 km), using conventional projectiles.
However, the Seoul is well within range of the Korean People's Army rocket-assisted
shells—which have a range of around 40 miles (60 km), if the guns are stationed near the border region
Being self-propelled, 170 mm Koksan can be easily moved close to the international border.
Even with massive preemptive strike, U.S and South Korean forces wont be able to neutralize
them fully, a decent percentage of these will still remain working.
Covering only about 12% of the country's area, the Seoul Capital Area is home to more than
48.2% of the national population, and is the world's third largest urban area.
The artillery barrage will result in huge civilian casualty apart from loss in property
and destruction of infrastructure.
North Korea has more than 1.2 million active soldiers, and a further 7.7 million in reserve,
making its ground force one of the largest in the world.
Its troops are bolstered by 200,000 highly trained special ops soldiers.
These 200000-odd special operations forces are tasked to carry out attacks on major South
Korean and American facilities in South Korea, as well as assassinations of government officials.
The commandos would infiltrate the South by using underground tunnels, mini-subs and Russian
Antonov An-2 biplanes during a war.
It must me noted that North Korean army is decently equipped.
The force consists of about 4,200 tanks and 2,200 armored vehicles.
South Korea has much smaller army of around 500,000 personnel and could be overwhelmed.
Again in this case, Seoul will be in the direct line of fire and huge fatality is expected.
The first nuke test was conducted by North Korea on Oct. 8, 2006.
As per the United States analysts, it had a yield of less than 1 kiloton of TNT.
Blasts have become more powerful since then.
The device tested by the North, in January 2016, had a force equivalent of 7 kilotons of TNT.
By contrast, the device detonated on Sept 2016 looks to have had a force equivalent
of 25 kilotons of TNT, according to the most analysis.
Let us now compare these with other known tests & explosions.
Trinity Test in New Mexico in July 1945, which ushered in the nuclear age, had a yield of
20 kilo tons.
Hiroshima's "Little Boy" bomb had a yield of 13-18 kilo tons whereas Nagasaki's "Fat
Man" bomb had a yield of 20–22 kilo tons of TNT.
Overall, it is estimated that currently North Korea has about 15 to 20 nuclear bombs, with
a cumulative explosive power of about 50 kilo tons.
So it can be inferred that North Korea currently has a decent nuclear arsenal in its hand,
and looking at increasing yield of its bombs, it can be said that it will have immense destructive
power at its disposal in coming days.
North has a fairly significant ballistic missile capability.
Some estimates show that North Korea has over 600 short-range Scud missiles, more than 200
Nodong missiles, and about 50 Musudan and Taepodong missiles.
Apart of from that, North is testing new intermediate range ballistic missiles.
These weapons could be used to deliver nukes to targets around the Korean peninsula and beyond.
As evident, it is making progress in enhancing missile range, and optimizing its atomic weapons.
Recently US has made Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), operational in South Korea.
THAAD is an anti-ballistic missile system, which is designed to shoot down short, medium,
and intermediate range ballistic missiles in their terminal phase.
U.S also has stationed Arleigh Burke class destroyers in Korean waters.
The Arleigh Burke class of guided missile destroyers (DDGs) is the United States Navy's
first class of destroyer built around the Aegis Combat System.
The Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System is a United States Department of Defense Missile
Defense Agency program developed to provide missile defense against short to intermediate-range
ballistic missiles.
Aegis BMD is designed to intercept ballistic missiles post-boost phase and prior to reentry.
It enables Arleigh Burke class to shoot down enemy ballistic missiles by expanding the
Aegis Combat System with the addition of the AN/SPY-1 radar and Standard missile technologies.
But both THAAD & Aegis BMD, have their share of hits and misses in test environment, it
can be safely assumed that not all incoming missile will be intercepted.
As we all understand, any high explosive warhead explosion or a nuclear explosion will be a
catastrophe in densely populated civilian area.
North Korea has enough firepower to cause serious damages to South Korea, especially
keeping in view that Seoul is very close to border.
A military conflict will invariably lead to massive death toll.
This makes the military action 'very risky' and has prevented the U.S from going forward with it.
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Bloopers That Make Us Love The Rock Even More - Duration: 4:10.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson can kind of do it all.
Successfully transitioning from a career as one of the most popular and accomplished wrestling
stars of all time, he's gone on to a Hollywood career that's spanned everything from action
flicks like the Fast and Furious franchise to family films like The Tooth Fairy to comedies
like Central Intelligence.
Johnson is a likable guy who always seems happy to be wherever he is, and he never takes
himself too seriously, particularly on movie sets.
Here's a look at some bloopers that make us love The Rock even more.
Walking Tall
Johnson is tough—the kind of guy who could easily smash things without a need for special
props or stuntmen to do the dirty work for him.
At least one would think that would be the case.
When the wrestler was cast in one of his first major lead roles, as Chris Vaughn, Jr. in
the 2004 remake of the '70s classic Walking Tall, he discovered that his toughest enemy
wasn't the bad guy at all, but rather a particularly obstinate car taillight.
"I'm strong, I swear."
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island
A not-so-little-known fact about Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson: dude is seriously jacked.
His muscles are absurdly large, so on the set of Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, he
decided to let his body do the talking instead of his mouth, to hilarious effect.
"What is this place?"
The Game Plan
It's almost like Johnson went full "Method" actor with this blooper.
In The Game Plan, he plays a star quarterback who's thrust into the wackiness of fatherhood
upon suddenly learning he has an eight-year-old daughter.
But it turns out there are certain pitfalls involved in having a tea party when you're
as massive as The Rock.
"Small chair, big guy.
Classic."
The Other Guys
It looks like Johnson had cold feet when it came time to film his big scene in the cop
comedy The Other Guys, in which he briefly co-starred opposite Samuel L. Jackson.
The two extra-awesome detectives end up jumping off a building.
At least, they're supposed to.
"Ahhhhh!
Whoops."
"I didn't know we were supposed to ---"
Central Intelligence
In this clip, Johnson shows he's not too tough to take a little ribbing.
After he admits to the character played by comedian Kevin Hart that his name is made
up, Hart gives him a pep talk, arguing that having a made-up name isn't such a big deal.
Hart then rattles off a bunch of cool names that everybody knows aren't real, including
someone very familiar to Johnson.
"You think, uh…
Mr. T, and Sting, and the Rock?
You think those guys are real?
Those are a bunch of dumbass nicknames by a bunch of dumbass people."
The Tooth Fairy
Well, there's a magazine for everything and everyone: even tooth fairies.
In this blooper from the set of the family-friendly comedy The Tooth Fairy, in which Johnson plays
against type as…a tooth fairy, he shows that he's still a man—a man with needs.
Race to Witch Mountain
Johnson keeps the mood light and shows he's got some pretty agile improv comedy skills
for a guy best known for big and flashy action movies.
During the filming of this Disney remake, Johnson yells out the names of a bunch of
different animals in an attempt to distract another character, including one very dangerous
animal in particular.
"Is that a woodchuck?
Ferret?
Kangaroo?
Vin Diesel… guy's better lookin."
Fast Five
Speaking of Vin Diesel, here's Johnson messing around on the set of Fast Five.
He's only pretending to mercilessly pummel Vin Diesel about the head and face, over and
over again, though according to internet rumor, he probably wishes he had unloaded for real
when he had the chance.
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