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• Some discipline is a good thing, it helps students to stay focused and get busy learning.

But do some teachers lose sight of the purpose of the punishment?

And how do they manage to keep their jobs?

Here are the fifteen teachers who took punishment way too far.

15 - , Cutting a student's hair • Irritated by her students constant playing

with her hair braids, a Milwaukee first-grade teachers decided to remove the problem by

cutting it off.

Seven-year old Lamya Cammon was called the front of the class and had the offending braid

removed with a pair of scissors by the frustrated teacher.

The girls furious mother demanded an apology from the school and the teacher received a

$175 fine for her scissor-happy conduct.

14 - , Holding hands • When two Arizona students got into a fist

fight in the schoolyard, the principal gave them the option of suspension or public humiliation.

They chose the latter, which involved the two boys being forced to sit and hold hands

outside while the other students of the school laughed and teased them.

The punishment was criticised for encouraging bullying, and for fuelling the idea that two

men holding hands is somehow shameful.

13 - , Lunch on the floor • A New Jersey school board was forced to

pay out a settlement of $500,000 to seven fifth-grade students whom the vice-principal

had punished by making them eat their lunch off the cafeteria floor.

The students were part of a class of fifteen Hispanic students from the bilingual class

who had their trays and chairs removed as a penalty for spilling a water cooler, which

doesn't seem bad enough to deserve being treated like dogs.

12 - , Standing in the rain • When central England was hit by storm

Angus in 2016, torrential rainfall hit the area hard.

A teacher in Staffordshire, arriving late to class, found a few of the students misbehaving.

As punishment, the whole class was made to stand outside for twenty minutes in the pouring

rain, which one parent said sounded like something out of Guantanamo Bay.

Fortunately, none of the students got sick, but the teacher was suspended by the school.

11 - , Face drawing • In an effort to boost reading in her class,

a fourth-grade teacher in Idaho ruled that students who didn't meet their reading targets

would have their faces drawn on by classmates.

A punishment more traditionally reserved for drunk college kids, the ten-year-olds would

return home covered in marker-pen moustaches and scribbled writing.

Parents were unhappy that their children were being turned into a canvas, just because they

didn't read words good.

10 - , Chained to the school • A student at a madrassa, or Islamic school,

in Hyderabad, India, had run away from the school repeatedly to escape the regular beatings

he claimed to be receiving.

To prevent this, one of the teachers chained the boy by the leg to make sure he couldn't

get away.

A passer-by spotted the captive pupil outside the school and telephoned the local police

who released him.

Several other students were reported to have been kept in a similar way.

9 - , Monster closet • Inspired by the book 'After School Monsters',

which they were reading their kindergarten class, two teachers in Texas punished a misbehaving

four-year-old by locking him a janitor's closet.

They told the child that there was a monster in there and they held the door shut for five

minutes, while the child was trapped in the dark with only his terrified imagination.

Both teachers were, unsurprisingly, suspended.

8 - , Human punching bag • In another case from a Texas kindergarten,

a teacher was faced with the decision over how to punish a student accused of hitting

another child.

In an 'eye-for-an-eye' style punishment, the teacher had the 20 other students in the class

line up and take turns punching the offender, encouraging them to hit him harder as she

watched.

The teacher was convicted for child abuse, as forcing children to fight is frowned upon,

even in Texas.

7 - , Stuffed in a bag • A special educational aide in Kentucky

dealt with a difficult student by putting him into a duffel bag and drawing the string

tight.

The boy was left in the bag until his shocked mother arrived at the school.

The school claimed that the bag was part of a therapy process, but the student, who suffers

from autism, remained traumatised and uncommunicative after the ordeal.

A nationwide petition has since called for an end to the abusive practice.

6 - , Amputated legs • In the Malaysian state of Johor, an eleven-year

old boy at a religious school was beaten with a water-hose for making too much noise in

assembly.

The student's legs were slapped repeatedly with the hose, until they were bruised all

over.

The injuries were so severe that the boy was in hospital shortly after with both legs amputated,

and he ended up falling into a coma and dying from his wounds.

5 - , Torture Hole • After school teachers in an after-school

programme in Manhattan dealt with one particular student by forcing him into a hole in the

ceiling which measured only 40 by 70 centimetres.

Other students were kept in order by being threatened with the same punishment, which

left the six-year-old boy traumatised, unable to sleep in the dark on his own.

All staff involved were terminated immediately.

4 - , School lunch shaming • In schools in several countries, students

from poor backgrounds are being punished for their parent's inability to afford lunch

fees.

A school in London takes away students' hot meals, gives them a sandwich and piece of

fruit and places them in isolation until their parents pay any outstanding costs.

Senators in the US have come together to end similar practices in America, arguing that

children should never be shamed for their parents' financial position.

3 - , Death from kneeling • A ten-year-old girl from near Hyderabad

in India hadn't done her homework, so the teacher allegedly forced her to kneel on the

hard floor for two hours.

Severe muscle cramps affected circulation in her legs and she was hospitalised later

that day.

The girl died a week later, sparking a strong protest from family and supporters, who stormed

the school and destroyed furniture.

Several charities called for the removal of the school's licence.

2 - , Electric shocks • A special needs facility near Boston has

come under fire for its use of aversion therapy.

Electric pads are fitted to autistic children, and the children wear them all day.

Staff at the school can administer electric shocks to the troubled kids using remote controls,

as a way of controlling their behaviour.

The method has been described as barbaric and falls under the United Nation's definition

of torture.

1 – Beaten to death • A teacher in northern South Africa faced

murder charges in summer 2017 after punishing a teenaged pupil with a beating.

The student was hit so hard with a wooden stick that he was knocked off his feet and

left paralysed.

He later died in hospital from complications associated with the assault.

The boy had been accused of stealing 150 rand, which is a little over ten dollars – hardly

a crime punishable by death.

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It All Ends With Fresh Splatoon AyChristene Reacts - Duration: 5:42.

Hey buddies its ya girl AyChristene and today I'm checking out something different

this is it all ends with fresh splatoon by unusual box yesterday that's what it

is and I'm kind of excited to see it I've been meaning to get the game

splatoon so I can play against Charlie and beat him you know as a queen I am

boom his hashtag shout-out to Charlie everybody go check them out I feel like

Christine called you a BA and I'll let know us about this video then he'll be

like Christine what are we gonna buy haha via the LAN friends videos in the

description box below this is the splatoon animation I'm kind of excited

to see cuz the one of the ideas in splatoon is the whole covering the world

with a color right and it's really fun especially in the Minecraft um

similarity that server game check out the name of it but it's got that

similarity where you're turning everything a certain color and and

taking a little I think it's super cute let's see what this video tails flat is

the purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color

the most I do love color colors nice cuz the people don't behave energy to okay

hi hi there sir or ma'am this Beach is a mess what the heck happened here

oh that headphones I've filled out are you running to the water dad there'd be

a dead body are the colors oh that's cool

that the steps are filling up with a color are they getting into the water

okay here's the water are you crying or bleeding oh no that's just ink from

your color gun oh you're an Audi everybody needs an Audi oh you're crying

look at you most wins wins

I'll look at the colors you're both colors you can do so much with being

diverse Oh the war zone oh how many friends did you

elizabeth's war how many friends did you lose how many friends did you lose which

side you choose how many friends to lose which side would you choose why are your

booty sticking out oh my gosh you see the debt oh my goodness so this is like

the blind for these from these two things oh my gosh and the sea will run

red with their blood only it goes to Pinkins and our purple a

nut and a green oh my goodness you're getting the wood eat what you want to do

there what are you about to do there with the gun there right no no no no no

no no no no no wouldn't it just be like drinking juice though if you did that I

don't think you should though I don't think you shouldn't I don't think you

should live live

sorry my throat was open for so long okay that I just set myself some nasty

ish right there oh my gosh this music is really good though an impossible choice

and all eggs with the fresh

or wit fresh not with a fresh with fresh

deer that was deep wasn't it look like mad crazy and it liked it you have this

character just walking through this Beach which obviously looks like a war

zone at first it just looks like a littered beach but then you start to see

things unfold and it looks like a war zone and in it you see that there are

these bodies and I first I thought that was just the water had two different

colors but it's the blood from the dead bodies from this war and then he takes

himself out he's like everybody's dead what do I have to look for that's crazy

that's really crazy Wow it's blue to that deep let me know

down below in the comment section if you liked the video check out the link in

the description box below if you like this video has a light out of that like

button I think that animator animator yeah the creator did a really good job

of using game and making such a really cool story let me know your thoughts

down below and subscribe click that books you're notified when I post I love

you guys as always and on some extent booter news

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Hilarious "Fuck Trump" Bumper Sticker Story Update - Duration: 2:57.

>>EARLIER THIS WEEK A WOMAN IN TEXAS MADE HEADLINES AFTER A

LOCAL SHERIFF CALLED HER OUT FOR HAVING A BUMPER STICKER THAT

CONTAINED SOME EXPLETIVES IN REGARD TO TRUMP AND THOSE WHO

VOTED IN FAVOR OF TRUMP.

NOW, THE SHERIFF, TROY NEHLS, HAD

THREATENED PROSECUTION AGAINST THIS WOMAN BECAUSE OF THEM UPPER

STICKER, THEN REALIZED THERE WERE SOME FIRST AMENDMENT ISSUES

THERE AND LATER TOOK THE FACEBOOK POST DOWN.

BUT BECAUSE

OF THIS STORY, IT TURNED OUT THAT THERE WAS A WARRANT OUT FOR

HER ARREST, SHE DID END UP GETTING ARRESTED, BUT POSTED

BAIL, AND THEN THERE'S THE OTHER COMPONENT OF THE STORY I LOVE --

SHE STARTED SELLING THESE BUMPER STICKERS AND THEY HAVE SOLD OUT.

THEY ARE NOW BACK ORDERED.

THERE IS KAREN FONSECA, THE WOMAN I

WAS TALKING ABOUT, SHE IS SELLING THEM UPPER STICKERS YOU

SEE BEHIND HER.

SHE EVEN CREATED A NEW BUMPER STICKER IN RESPONSE

TO SHERIFF TROY NEHLS, SO THAT HAPPENED.

THE PROCEEDS FROM

THESE SALES WILL GO TOWARD VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVES THAT WILL

HELP ELDERLY VOTERS GET TO THE POLLS.

>>JUST TO RUB IT IN A LITTLE MORE, ONE OF THE PEOPLE HELPING

HER IS A FORT BEND AREA DEMOCRAT NAMED ALI HASSAN ALI.

>>THERE ARE SO MANY TWISTS AND TURNS.

>>HE SAYS THEY WILL MAKE MORE STICKERS.

LOOK, IT'S AN ODE TO

FREEDOM SO I'M SURE RIGHT-WINGERS WOULD LIKE IT.

DON'T TREAD ON ME, SEMPER FI, ALL THAT STUFF, I HAVE MY RIGHT

AS AN AMERICAN TO PUT ANYTHING I LIKE ON MY PICKUP, AND BIG

GOVERNMENT WANTS TO PREVENT ME FROM MY FREEDOM OF SPEECH, WELL,

WE DO LIVE IN TEXAS SO THEY CAN STICK IT.

>>I DON'T KNOW HOW REPUBLICANS IN GENERAL ARE REACTING TO THIS,

BUT I DID READ SEVERAL COMMENTS, THIS IS ANECDOTAL, SEVERAL

COMMENTS FROM REPUBLICANS IN TEXAS WHO ARE LIKE, WHAT SHERIFF

TROY NEHLS IS TRYING TO DO HERE IS OUTRAGEOUS.

THEY WERE AGAINST THE SHERIFF TRYING TO GO AFTER THIS

WOMAN EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE TRUMP VOTERS AND DIDN'T

AGREE WITH THE BUMPER STICKER.

>>I LOVE THAT IT NOT ONLY SAYS EFF TRUMP, BUT EFF YOU FOR

VOTING FOR HIM.

THAT LADY HAS SOME BALLS ON HER.

>>I WOULDN'T GO IN THAT DIRECTION BECAUSE YOU JUST DON'T

KNOW WHAT UNHINGED PEOPLE WOULD DO, THAT IS YOUR CAR, AT THE

VERY LEAST I WOULD EXPECTED TO GET KEYED JUST BASED ON HOW

CRAZY PEOPLE ARE.

BUT SHE FEELS COURAGEOUS ENOUGH TO DO IT, SO

DO YOU, BOO.

>>SHE ROLLS TEXAS STYLE AND YOU HAVE TO RESPECT THAT.

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Mon Amour 🌹 Mon Ami - Meme - Duration: 0:44.

A little less well each time

You my love my friend

When I dream is about you

You my love my friend

When I sing it's for you

My love, my friend

I can not live without you

My love, my friend

And I do not know why

My love, my friend

When I dream is about you

My love, my friend

When I sing it's for you

My love, my friend

I can not live without you

My love, my friend

and I do not know why

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HIDDEN SECRETS Prison Inmates Don't Want You To Know - Duration: 11:20.

Most of us hope to never see the inside of a prison, but we are certainly intrigued by

what seems like an entirely different world.

The fictional ladies of Orange is the New Black would have us believe that prison is

comprised mostly of reading and kissing, but we're going to tell you the truth.

Find out what really goes on when the cell doors close and it's lights out.

Being trapped in a place without videos from TheRichest sounds terrible, so avoid that

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They're Watching New prison guards often feel honored to protect

society from dangerous criminals.

Yet they soon realize that they spend most of their day acting as nothing but entertainment

for the prisoners.

While the guards are observing the prisoners, the prisoners are watching them right back.

Because the prisoners don't have to worry about maintaining order, they are free to

look even more closely, and often try to learn information about the guards that they can

use to manipulate them.

They'll even memorize the guards schedules to figure out when they are at their most

exhausted so that their weaknesses can be exploited.

We have all come into work in a bad mood and ranted to a sympathetic coworker.

Now imagine that conversation gets overheard by a group of criminals.

Even just one prisoner finding out about a personal problem you're having means that

your experience is going to spread around the prison like wildfire.

Suddenly, that prisoner that has a problem with you knows about your marital trouble,

or that your car got a flat tire on the way to work.

Other inmates will try to use this information to gain sympathy from the guards and convince

them to smuggle contraband or give them extra privileges.

Don't Snitch While there are, of course, guards out there

who are committed to keeping inmates safe, that can be hard to accomplish when many inmates

are terrified of being perceived as snitches.

Sure, we have all heard that "snitches end up in stitches," but even the rumor of ratting

on a fellow inmate can have disastrous consequences.

Many prisoners refuse to even say the name of their peers due to the risk of their comments

being misconstrued.

In fact, unless you have a certain amount of power and prestige and are pulling some

sort of con, it's not advised to be seen alone with a guard behind closed doors.

So what do you do if you have a problem with a fellow inmate but you can't talk to the

guards about it?

Why, you get other inmates to help you deal with the situation.

This is one of the many reasons that prisoners organize into groups; so that you have someone

who has your back when you can't get help from someone with actual authority.

If prisoners truly fear for their lives, they can opt to go into protective custody, which

is basically volunteering to be segregated for an unspecified amount of time.

Hidden in Plain Sight We know that prisoners sneak contraband into

their cells, but few people realize how truly clever they can be when it comes to being

undetected.

Body cavities are a common tv trope, but in reality they're used all the time

because it's hard to find during a common pat down.

Once prisoners get in their cells, they'll hide contraband in any space possible.

Toiletries such as deodorant, or lotion containers make great hiding spots for small objects.

They'll also hide things in what appears to be trash, such as potato chip bags or candy

wrappers.

Since their cells are rather small, being able to hide things in plain sight is essential

if you don't want to get things confiscated by prison guards.

Many books have been hollowed out in order to hide cigarettes or other items, and this

includes the Bible, which is a common and inconspicuous book in prison.

Inmates will also hide their personal belongings in common areas.

This is risky because they can get stolen, but if they are discovered by the guard it's

easier to have plausible deniability about how it got there in the first place.

Things can be shoved down shower grates, wrapped in trash can liners, or tucked under sinks.

Bathroom Habits If you feel shy using public restrooms and

you find yourself heading to prison, you'd better get over that fear quickly.

Even in your own cell you're expected to give a courtesy flush for the comfort of your

roommate.

Laying in your own bed while someone is going to the bathroom about a foot away from you

sounds like a nightmare to most of us, but prisoners admit that they get used to it pretty

quickly.

Many former prisoners claim that they maintained the total lack of concern about privacy even

after being released.

When you had to use communal showers in college you probably donned a pair of flip flops first,

but in prison it's often better to risk a bit of foot fungus.

Running in wet flip flops is a recipe for disaster, and in prison you never know when

you are going to have to run for your life.

Since there is virtually no privacy in the toilets or shower, inmates generally get really

good at just ignoring each other in these situations.

Sure, because guards patrol less during these times they can be dangerous, be often everyone

is just focused on minding their own business during shower time.

Released Prisoners like you to believe that they are

tough and have everything under control, but many wonder what they will actually do once

they are released.

Even if you have a place to go afterwards, you'd better hope that you have someone

willing to give you a ride, or enough money for bus fare.

Many people in prison have burned a lot of bridges with the people they knew before their

arrest, so they can easily find themselves with tons of freedom but no resources on which

to live.

Not to mention, the challenge of adapting to freedom if they do manage to find a place

to lay their heads at night.

Many prisoners report feelings of low self esteem and a loss of personal identity upon

release, which can lead to them reoffending and ending up back in prison.

Some tell themselves they'll just commit minor crimes until they are back on their

feet, but that day never comes.

If an inmate struggled with drug or alcohol addiction in prison, staying clean is an even

bigger challenge when faced with these other issues as well.

How well do you know what really goes on behind bars?

You still can't escape your debts, even if you are in prison.

Many prisoners owe money for state fees or victim compensation fees, and any money their

friends or family try to send them for basic needs goes straight to their debts.

What is this called?

We'll tell you at the end of the video.

The Worst Time of the Month Women can have trouble getting the proper

equipment to deal with their monthly period outside of prison, so you can just imagine

the difficulties when they're imprisoned.

One inmate, Tara Oldfield-Parker from upstate New York, asked officers for a sanitary pad

and they responded by calling an ambulance.

After waiting for an hour and a half, Tara received a rectangular sterile gauze pad with

no adhesive.

It seems baffling that prisons wouldn't have plentiful supplies of these items on

hand, but in many prisons simple things like tampons are worth their weight in gold.

Many prisons leave handing out supplies to the discretion of the officers, who use them

as a bargaining chip to keep prisoners in line.

Leaving it up to individual officers mean that some prisoners get what they need, while

others have to beg or resort to trading with their fellow inmates.

Not only is this experience dehumanizing and can cause women to resent their own bodies,

but it can also interfere with what little freedom they have.

Women have been known to reschedule important meetings because they had their period and

no proper supplies to deal with it.

The idea of springing a leak while speaking to their attorney has been known to prompt

many women to reschedule.

Health Care If female inmates struggle to get enough supplies

during their periods, you can imagine the health care received by inmates in general.

Because they lack basic preventative care, they're at a high risk of conditions such

as heart disease and cervical cancer.

One inmate in Arizona, Ferdinand Dix, complained of symptoms for over two years without receiving

proper treatment.

He cited a chronic cough, and shortness of breath.

By the time he was properly examined, what had started out as lung cancer had spread

to his major organs and proved fatal.

What did the medical team and guards do when Ferdinand was gasping for help for two years?

They told him to drink some more energy drinks.

Another Arizona inmate named Manfred Dehe weighed 200 lbs when he entered prison, and

had soon wasted away to 150 lbs.

He was on a special diet to help him put on weight, but once the time allotted ran out

and doctors couldn't be bothered to renew it, he started losing weight.

Oh, and the reason he was losing weight so quickly was because he had prostate cancer,

which wasn't discovered until it had already metastasized.

Mental Health Mental health care comes with a serious stigma

that thankfully seems to be dwindling in most progressive areas.

But in prison, inmates will often pretend to have mental illnesses in order to avoid

being transferred to harsher or more unfamiliar facilities.

One therapist who worked in a prison estimates that about 25% of them are feigning

their afflictions because of a rule against sending mentally ill inmates out of state.

Their fake symptoms range from depression up to hallucinations.

This is also a way that they hope to score some medication from naive therapists.

Aside from the quarter of his patients he believes are faking it, he estimates another

10-25% of his patients genuinely suffer from mental illness and it's to those people

he can actually provide the most help.

Unsurprisingly, what most people in prison deal with are issues with impulse control.

They need to work on appropriate ways to deal with their anger instead of resorting to yelling,

cursing, or using violence.

Delayed gratification and impulse control are something most of us learn as children,

but some people struggle with their entire lives.

The Smell Shows that take place in prison leave out

a lot of details, including the fact that prisons all come with an absolutely terrible

stench.

It makes perfect sense if you think about it; there are hundreds of people in one place

that doesn't exactly leave the doors and windows open to let air circulate through

the building.

Not to mention that despite having copious amounts of free time, some inmates let their

personal grooming habits lapse, to say the least.

One prison guard with two decades worth of experience in prisons compared the smell to

"microwaved bologna," and claims that it also has notes of "burnt hair and industrial

soap."

We can't detect the scent of our own homes, but we can easily recognize a friend's house

just by smelling it.

In a similar fashion, long term prisoners get used to the smell and don't notice it

after a while.

While most of us would be mortified if someone went to the bathroom a few feet away from

where we were sleeping, inmates have grown shockingly used to the smell of other humans

and it barely even registers after a while.

Commissary In movies, cigarettes and drugs seem to be

the preferred form of currency among inmates.

However, not everyone smokes or does drugs.

But there is one unifying thing that all prisoners go crazy for: junk food.

Prison food is notoriously poor quality, and eating the same bland, tasteless, slop everyday

gets old pretty quickly.

Although they're marked up to absurd prices in the commissary, prisoners are obsessed

with getting as much tasty, salty, or sweet junk food that they can get their hands on.

Sure, you can bargain with a pack of cigarettes, but it turns out that a sleeve of Oreos works

just as well.

Many prisoners are able to work from behind bars, but they are paid pennies for their

labor.

They would barely make enough to buy snacks outside of prison, let alone at the commissary

where prices are inflated to 3 or 4 times what they would be on the outside.

Not only that, but all those phone calls you see prisoners making in movies?

Those are expensive as well.

A couple bucks for a phone call may not seem too terrible to those of us on the outside,

but it adds up, especially for prisoners with minimal sources of income.

What is it called when an inmate's income goes straight to pay off their debts?

It's known as encumbrance, and it makes life even harder for already struggling inmates.

The next time you watch a movie or television show that takes place in prison, we bet you

will view it a bit differently.

All of those steamy scenes in Orange Is The New Black will seem slightly less enticing

when you remember that prisons smell like microwaved bologna.

Thanks for watching our video, and don't forget to give us a like and click subscribe

before you leave.

We'll see you next time.

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Apple Projected to Invest More Than $4 Billion in Original Video by 2022 - Duration: 1:20.

Hey guys for Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.

Just in case Hulu, Amazon Prime, or Netflix aren't suiting your streaming service needs

for you, Apple could be getting ready to launch their own platform in 2022.

According to a projection by venture capitalist firm, Loup Ventures, Apple could be backing

their own original content with 4.2 billion dollars by 2022.

That would represent an enormous jump from their current investment level of 500 million

dollars.

This aggressive jump in funding their video department comes as Apple is trying to rebrand

their current subscription based music streaming service with their own videos.

Currently Apple has roughly 30 million subscribers, which would easily jump over Hulu who provides

services to 12 to 15 million people.

Something that would set Apple apart is that it's reported they will avoid licensed content,

unlike any current subscription video or on demand suppliers.

However the same Loup Ventures report also estimates that Amazon will outspend both Apple

and Netflix by putting 8.3 billion dollars into their platform within the same timeframe.

Netflix currently spends the most on their original content.

With all these new streaming platforms shedding dough into what the next binge sensation is,

we're bound to get some great TV in the near future.

That's your news for now, for more on this and the rest of today's stories subscribe

to Complex on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Natasha Martinez.

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode Nov. 25, 2017 - Duration: 29:53.

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Leaks: Obama Lied About Al Qaeda to Get Reelected - Duration: 3:56.

Leaks: Obama Lied About Al Qaeda to Get Reelected.

A top foreign correspondent for The New York Times admitted something absolutely stunning

last week: during the run-up to the 2012 presidential election, the administration of then-President

Barack Obama purposefully misled the public about Al Qaeda being "decimated" and "on

the run."

"The overall narrative that I think was being pushed to the press, and if you look

back at the editorials that were done when that trove came out, was an image of bin Laden

isolated, he had lost control of this group," Rukmini Callimachi said during an event last

week at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, according to The Weekly Standard.

"Think back to when bin Laden was killed," she added.

"It was 2011.

It was right before a major campaign season.

I don't want to underplay the role that the killing of Osama bin Laden had, but I

think that that was theorized into something much bigger."

Suffice it to say, despite false claims by the Obama administration, Al Qaeda and its

many offshoots had been thriving the whole time, both before and after Bin Laden's

death — a fact Callimachi discovered for herself in 2013, a year after the presidential

election.

She explained that during her time covering West Africa in 2011, she became aware of an

Al Qaeda offshoot known as Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.

When she reached out to the Obama administration for information on the group, the administration

lied to her: "The narrative I would get is that … it had opportunistically taken

the al Qaeda name in order to have prestige and scare people, and that in fact those people

were just criminals."

But after AQIM was driven out of West Africa, Callimachi came upon files in 2013 that showed

Al Qaeda commanders had been reportedly "micromanaging" AQIM the whole time.

"Suddenly, my worldview, which had been informed by (Obama) officials … started

to fall apart," she said.

"Suddenly, I was seeing that this group that I was told really had no ties, with no

connection … was in fact being micromanaged by al Qaeda central."

Documents from the bin Laden raid released earlier this month by the administration of

President Donald Trump only confirmed this nagging suspicion, she added.

Obtained from bin Laden's compound during the raid that killed him in 2011, the documents

"reveal that Bin-Laden was minutely managing the day-to-day operations of his terror network

all while former President Barack Obama assured the American public the group was 'decimated,'"

as noted by The Daily Caller.

"In fact, the new trove that has now come out confirms very much what I was seeing in

Mali, which is not just real connective tissue, but connective tissue to the point of (these

affiliates) being micromanaged from Afghanistan and Pakistan," Callimachi said.

"Very minor personnel decisions are being decided by the group thousands of miles away."

In other words, the whole narrative of a weak Al Qaeda pushed by the Obama administration

before, during and after the 2012 election was patently false.

It was "basically a cherry picked version of what's going on," said Thomas Joscelyn,

a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.

Lies upon lies upon lies — all told to bolster Obama's chances of winning his reelection

campaign in 2012.

Yet as of this Saturday, nearly a week after Callimachi made her stunning admission, nobody

in the mainstream media — including her own employer, The New York Times — had yet

reported on Obama's lies.

God forbid the actual facts ever get in the way of a false narrative, be it of a weakened

Al Qaeda or of an allegedly perfect former president.

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Australian Speaking 6 Languages | Why & How I Learnt 6 Languages - Duration: 18:05.

There's a plane.

Hi guys, welcome back to English with Max. This video is going to be quite

different to what I usually do. As you've probably guessed from the title, this is

not an English lesson. Some of my viewers have been asking me which languages I

speak and what my level is, so I thought I could do this video to give you a bit

of an idea. I'll also briefly tell you why I learnt these languages and I'll

tell you some of the somewhat embarrassing mistakes I made along the

way. As to how I learnt these languages most of what I learnt was by myself,

using books and online resources. But I did also have some formal instruction,

particularly for French and German, because those were the first languages I

learnt. There will be English subtitles available for this video. If you are

watching this on a computer, you need to click the CC button, and if you're

watching this on a mobile device, you need to click the three little dots in

the top right hand corner and then click "Captions". Some of my linguistic mistakes

might not sound all that funny if that language is not your native language -

some things just don't translate very well - but I can assure you that at the

time I did make a few people around me laugh. Anyway, in case you haven't noticed,

I am now speaking English. This is language number 1.

Why do I speak English? Well, because I'm Australian and it's my native language.

It's the language that my parents spoke to me, and I also went to

English-speaking schools in Australia. I really love learning languages and for a

long time I didn't actually want to become an English teacher. For many years

my ultimate dream was to become a conference interpreter. Those are the

people who, for example, sit in the glass booths with the headphones at

conferences at the UN. Anyway, to cut a long story short, a

few years ago I started a master's programme for interpreting, and a few

months into it, I realised that I didn't really like it. Oops...

Luckily I love English teaching. Now normally when you study interpreting,

you're not given language classes. Before starting the masters, you need to already

have a high level in all of your languages, including your native language.

Now that might sound quite strange, but most of the time you actually interpret

into your native language, so you need to be able to express yourself very clearly

and accurately. What often happens is that people focus so much on their

foreign languages, that their native language suffers. And that did actually

happen to me. I think a common myth about interpreters is that they're these crazy

polyglots who speak 10 or 20 languages, but that is not the case. Usually people

start working with two to four languages, and some interpreters will later add

languages. The basic point is: quality over quantity. So you need to know a

couple or a few languages very well. The foreign languages I focused on were

French, German and Spanish. These are the languages I would say I'm

fluent in. I know people have different definitions of fluency, but basically I'm

able to communicate in these languages without much difficulty in nearly any

situation. That doesn't mean that I speak them perfectly or that I speak them like

a native speaker. I've also been at home in Australia for over a year now and I

don't have much opportunity to speak them, so they are a little rusty at the

moment. However, I would be able to, for example, study in these languages. My

other languages, which are Italian and Indonesian, aren't anywhere

near the same level. With these languages I'm able to communicate on a basic level,

but I wouldn't be able to read a newspaper or something.

Ok, now I'm going to speak French. I started learning French when I was 12.

It was at school. But to be honest I didn't learn much at school.

A lot of Europeans say that foreign languages are taught very badly in their countries,

but I swear it's much worse in Australia. And I think it's similar in other Anglo-Saxon countries.

It's possible that it's a bit better in England, but I'm not sure. To give you an example:

we didn't even learn the verb "to be" during the first year. It was really bad.

It's not necessarily the fault of the teachers - I had a few good teachers.

I think it's simply the curriculum - the curriculum's just not that demanding.

Luckily it was much better at uni. It was a shock in the beginning because all of the classes were in French,

so it was very difficult, but I made a lot of progress, and I particularly improved when I went

and lived in France. I lived there for six years in total. I say "in total" because it wasn't

six years in a row, but well, I won't go into detail. It's not very important.

Where was I?

Ah, yes. I wanted to talk to you about two slightly embarrassing mistakes that I made

when I was in France. Obviously I made a lot more mistakes, which is normal when you

learn a language, but these two are probably the ones that produced the most laughs.

The first one occurred at the market. It was a food market in Paris.

Basically I wanted to buy some goat's cheese, and I knew that French people,

instead of saying "fromage de chèvre (goat's cheese), often just said "chèvre".

And so, I go up to the cheese seller, and I say: Une chèvre, s'il vous plâit (a goat, please).

For those who don't speak French and are reading the subtitles, I had used the wrong article.

Instead of saying "un chèvre", I said "une chèvre". "Un chèvre" is goat's cheese and "une chèvre"

is the animal that produces the milk.

Luckily the woman was rather nice, and didn't poke fun at me too much.

I made the other mistake after I had slept at a friends' place. One of these friends was Austrian (autrichien).

Since their apartment was quite small, other friends who I saw afterwards asked me where I had slept.

And I answered: Well, in the other dog's (autre chien) room.

I started learning German when I was about 14. I initially learnt it by myself,

and then I also had it at school. Then I had a few German courses at uni in Sydney,

and then when I was 20, I went to Berlin for a year.

I admittedly hadn't yet finished my Bachelor's, but I wanted to take a break,

and I therefore deferred my studies. But I did study a little when I was in Germany.

I had a scholarship from the DAAD, and I was enrolled at the Humboldt University.

In the beginning I tried to attend "normal" classes, but my German was simply not good enough.

It was really frustrating, particularly because in Australia I had always gotten

good marks in my language classes. One time, or maybe a few times, I even cried on the phone

speaking to my mum. I said something like: "It's too hard! I'll never learn this language!"

Luckily there was a good language centre at the uni and I really took advantage of that.

After a while, with work and patience, my German improved a bit.

I think the funniest German mistake I made was probably when my place got broken into.

This event in itself is clearly not very funny, but what I said to the police made my flatmates laugh

when I told them about it later. It was New Year. I came home at 7am,

and I immediately noticed that we had been burgled. I wasn't the only one at home, but I was the only one

who could speak German.

So I called the police and I, very seriously, said:

Ja, hallo, ich möchte eine Einbrechung anmelden. (Yes, hello. I would like to register a break-inning.)

If you're not German, that probably doesn't sound funny at all, but my German flatmates found it very funny.

Luckily the police didn't laugh.

I don't speak Spanish as well, because I started learning it when I was already 23.

And as many of you would know, it's more difficult to learn a language when you're already an adult.

I'm not saying it's impossible, so don't use it as an excuse, but normally it's easier if you start

when you're a teenager, or even younger than that, obviously.

In addition, when I went to live in Spain at the age of 23, I had a very basic level of Spanish.

I had studied the grammar a little. I knew how to say things like:

"Where is the train station?"

"Do you speak English?"

"I don't have hepatitis."

And other super useful things like that which you find in guide books.

In comparison, when I went to France and Germany, I was already able to maintain a conversation.

But well, it was a challenge.

I think the worst mistake - that's hard for me - the worst mistake I made was in

one of my English classes, because I was working as an English teacher.

I was trying to explain to the students that in a restaurant or a bar, Anglo-Saxons...

Well, it's not that they're more polite, but normally they're less direct

and they use more words to order something. Whereas in Spain, you go into a bar,

you say: Me pones (you turn me on). And that's it.

Well... Seeing as until then I didn't know any other meaning of "me pones" (you turn me on / I'd like a...),

I didn't know how important it was to put another word after it.

For example: "Me pones una cerveza." (I'd like a beer.)

"Me pones un pincho de tortilla." (I'd like a piece of Spanish omelette.)

I continued learning...

Another mistake I made was when I was talking with some friends.

We were talking about soft toys, don't ask me why,

and I told them that when I was little I had had lots of soft toys. And that I spoke to them,

but I had never had "imaginative" friends.

Yes, all of my friends had been so boring!

No. Well, of course, what I meant to say was: I had never had imaginary friends.

I'm learning Italian. I understand a lot, but I don't speak it very well.

I started two years, or two and a half years ago.

I mainly used Duolingo and YouTube. The two channels I like the most are:

Italy Made Easy and Learn Italian with Lucrezia.

I've also watched Oneworlditaliano e Italiano Automatico.

My problem is that I'm not studying it very consistently. I'm not a good student.

Sometimes I watch lots of videos and do lots of grammar exercises,

but often I do nothing for several weeks. In short, you shouldn't follow my example.

In addition, I don't speak it very often. It's stupid because I have an Italian friend who lives in Italy

(hi Emilio), and sometimes I speak with him on Skype. We do a sort of language exchange.

I know that I should speak more often with him.

I can speak a tiny bit of Indonesian. When I was little, I lived in Jakarta

because my father was working there. And at the time my Indonesian was very fluent.

But when my family came back to Australia, I was 6 years old. I was still very young.

Then I forgot everything. Yes, I forgot how to speak Indonesian.

Then when I was 19, I went to Indonesia alone for three months to learn Indonesian again.

Lots of people say that it isn't possible for a person to forget a language. But I know this isn't true.

Yes, it's possible to forget a language. Some people say that if you've had it once,

it will come back, but that did not happen in my case.

I had to study and practise to get to a basic conversational level.

"Nossa, nossa Assim você me mata"

No, I'm kidding, I don't speak Portuguese. And I don't sing either.

Basically all I can say in Portuguese is: "Não falo português." And "obrigada".

It's unfortunate because I would like to learn Portuguese.

I actually started a couple of years ago, but I had already started learning

Italian and it was just getting a bit too confusing. But hopefully in the

future I will learn it at some stage. Particularly because I know a lot of my

viewers are from Brazil. Anyway, I hope that was somewhat interesting for you.

Don't hesitate to leave a comment. Maybe you could tell me which languages

you speak, or which languages you would like to learn. Be nice to each other, guys.

This isn't a competition. How many languages a person speaks or how well

they speak them depends on so many factors. For example, upbringing, education

and I think the most important thing is interest. So how interested you are.

I speak a few languages because I'm interested. Some people, maybe they're

just learning English because they need it for their job or because they want to travel.

And you know, that is absolutely fine.

So yes, just be kind to each other, guys. I'll see you next time with an English video.

Bye bye.

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Communicating Authenticity – The Truth Of Who We Are! - Duration: 5:59.

Communicating Authenticity � The Truth Of Who We Are!

by Deane Thomas,

Authenticity is a daily practice � a conscious choice of simply sharing all that we are,

in truth, without fear and need for approval.

Quite a challenge in today�s fast-paced way of existence, and perhaps this is the

starting point.

To be authentic we shall take off the masks that we use in our everyday life, which for

many is a very daunting prospect.

For decades, if not centuries, we have eroded the levels of trust between each other and

created a barrier to authentic communications.

Authenticity requires us to be genuine, to be real, to be vulnerable and to drop the

mask(s) we are wearing.

In many ways, we are being naked and pure, exposed in many ways � which for many is

also an uncomfortable scenario to be in.

It seems the whole world is awash with authenticity issues these days, especially those in positions

of �authority� and �trust�.

On the surface, it appears we can not believe anything that is happening in our external

world.

Therefore the barometer of authenticity begins with each of us.

Many have commenced a journey back to their true authentic self, in many ways it is a

global phenomenon right now.

These are necessary changes within society but will be met with resistance by those that

thrive in the current vibrations.

Let The Games Begin!

Today our brain is already filled with what we have been told is �true�, and we have

become masters of repeating this as �truth�.

Is this actually the real truth?

Is this actually what happened?

If it does not resonate, why carry it around with you?

The more we ask, the more light we shine on the authenticity of information, to reach

a place of what is true for our own self.

Starting to hear our own voice coming through louder and louder, is a sure sign of your

calling.

Questioning life purpose, career path, relationship values, religious beliefs and generally what

does not resonate within.

Being able to communicate or share our inner feelings is crucial to our evolution.

As we firstly adjust to what is happening within us, our whole world literally does

turn �upside-down�.

This is the beginning of change, so let the games begin!

We take everything that has ever happened to us and use this as the foundation for authenticity

(and truth!).

We take what resonates with us also into this first round of events until that too is replaced

with experiences and new truths!

You see it is living the experience that is the true answer to any question we may have.

These are the only answers we may ever need in our life.

Sharing Authenticity � The Challenge and Reality!

We have for almost all of our lives, been living, in many cases, an illusion, which

we have built.

Now we must be prepared to literally shatter all that we have created.

There are not many that are prepared to completely change their lives and transform it.

Many struggle past the first few levels of transformation.

Taking everything back to our own true self is an ongoing daily way of life � and one

that is so alien in today�s� society.

When we can accept that we are the prize, we can avoid entering the competition in the

first place!

We are fickle creatures of habit, and if we can mimic or take a shortcut to achieve things

quicker we will.

As we break this mindset, we can appreciate what we are truly good at, not what our mask

depicts.

When we speak authentically we are going to challenge others.

We can spend an enormous amount of energy and unnecessary stress by trying to think

what to say or do.

In the end, we will never know what is going to happen as we are not in control of how

others will react or respond.

There will be those that completely disagree and create a scene.

This is a normal thing when one challenges others beliefs and boundaries.

We are not responsible for how others receive our authenticity or truth � this is for

them to process.

Love And Understanding!

How we respond in these moments when others disagree is very crucial.

Again, there are many new skills to be learned, that can remedy these scenarios, the biggest

one is love and understanding!

Discovering our own authentic self is a blessing � despite the ongoing hard work.

We shall be proud of who we are, and all that we have done, and we shall never fear what

another thinks.

We are all unique, and on very personal life journeys.

Everything we do is personal and for our own highest good, and we shall never be afraid

to seek out the new.

Those that are shifting their consciousness and own realities are beginning to see their

hard work rewarded.

Rewards, in the form of happier homes, improved health, increased awareness, lots of unconditional

love, and a whole new life adventure to create.

We are not limited by society, for we are free sovereign beings, so the sooner we shape

our own life the better.

Now, it is time for us to truly step into our own power and create the life we desire

and deserve.

In our own authentic way!

Take the path that indicates the biggest challenges and the most resistance, because this journey

or life path is not a walk in the park!

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