Thứ Bảy, 2 tháng 6, 2018

Youtube daily report Jun 3 2018

Well, we discovered later on in the pregnancy

about that there was something that matter.

And the first thought was, we're not

going to get-- first of all, we're born again Christians.

We're not gonna get rid of a baby.

But we knew it was kind of, I wouldn't say hopeless,

but it seemed very bad.

So I decided to wake up every morning at 6 AM

and pray to God, every single day

no matter where I'm at, maybe at 5 AM every day

and ask please, please, please.

And it didn't happen, and we adopted beautiful Miley.

So we ended up doing [INAUDIBLE]..

What God first wanted.

And of course, her--

I think He really wanted her to be with us.

She forgets sometimes that that isn't

the baby that she carried.

For sure.

Me and her say that about each other.

She's like, Mom, I really came out of you?

And I'm like, yes you did.

But I do want women to know out there,

if they can't have a baby, please think about adopting.

Because it is unreal how--

You don't know the difference.

It feels like your baby.

There's no difference.

For more infomation >> Rev Run and Justine Simmons Urge Others to Consider Adoption | Black Love | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:15.

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Gutfeld: I don't know about you, but I'm outraged out - Duration: 12:48.

For more infomation >> Gutfeld: I don't know about you, but I'm outraged out - Duration: 12:48.

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2014 photo of detained children used as swipe against Trump - Duration: 7:48.

For more infomation >> 2014 photo of detained children used as swipe against Trump - Duration: 7:48.

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Palestinians: Is there free speech in Palestine? - Duration: 11:41.

do you think there's free speech in Palestine

the media and on Facebook on the Facebook there is there are free speech

over here and it's pretty complicated based on the situation over here but so

what are the limits and who are who's controlling the limits probably the

media TVs and stuff like that every TV have its own responsible people who make

them go in certain ways and speaks certain things okay for political

purposes you mean or for Facebook and stuff like that it's pretty complicated

but they can you can say whatever you want within reason people like yeah

meaning you can't talk against you can't say the Levi's are people you are

talking about okay okay but you be talking about the situation

that you're happy with the political situation yeah okay like if you start to

mention people that could get you in trouble yeah it's different in Canada

I'm not showing who you are I don't get nobody knows

okay a situation in Canada is different in Canada and eagerness about your

reading about

it's different because you may so again

yeah yeah okay okay

no I would come out with any personal opinion they would be imprisoned right

away what i faceboo quality mother Hara would

know five salsa not even in a demonstration or a face because it's

very very difficult gonna crumble in about why my Anitha maybe something in a

specific framework in specific limits only so if you want a job

we have no freedom of speech here okay Nev you're an example how did you meet

I'll finish it myself this is on top of your face you won't miss your own

welfare anyone have a decade anymore a memory

doesn't belong sake you have no freedom of speech if anybody wanted to say

anything they they would get in trouble the Romneys Allah has got em Thalia call

youtuber wanted you to simply if somebody writes yeah write comments on

YouTube face below it hasn't he's saying he'll be in prison because they have no

personal freedom and we have no democracy they claim that democracy that

we have known but we don't apply it do you think that in Palestine there is

free speech

to be honest I don't think so okay in what ways yes give some examples you're

not free to do to say whatever you want not to do whatever you want people will

judge you based on like for me I'm a girl because I work in a bakery shop

they think that that's wrong I have to sit in my house take my the fact that

you work outside of Paris is wrong yeah now are we talk about older people or we

worked out of the house the fact that I'm working in a bakery like I guess you

why is it that I worked like before I worked here I work as a barista and

cafes I worked as a chef I work

sweet chef also they think that if you want word you

have to have a job one job life

I studied interior design for four years but I didn't find myself there I didn't

want to work emphasis but who gives who gives you problems you're talking with

older people people your age oh really okay so there's no difference in

generation they say you studied for four years and now you're working something

totally different to what you study where why are you doing this to me to

yourself tomorrow I'm going to start like a course and kitchen club if you

know it can change kitchen club academy become a chef

so you don't feel free to do what you want to stay what you want

No what about thinking the way you want you have to I just have to not care yeah

so we're not even talking with the government telling you what to think and

do we're talking to society yeah about everyone my age

my family my neighbors

well you go girl so do you think there's free speech here if you wanna be I wanna

fall asleep elitist a beer okay Houser gives examples of what you can speak

about okay I think I miss her I know Moodle edct on how bad the field

although I see essence another kind of a measurement or via an image to politics

we can talk about it openly nobody says anything about it like nobody says

something against us expressing ourselves ok can but can you publicly

say something against the leaders well I can hang much more Hannah Anna is she

shaken after an alien race known Alejandra I said no mas momento piggo no

it's acutally I must say peridot we feel a job you know you can't criticize them

because they're your leader but sometimes you can criticize them in a

positive way like how cute is that I better indoors I don't know what yes no

mess around Ivan behind I was low so hey Yankee flow

in local tutorials and I'm the hot doctor we can for example there was for

example let's assume that the president made a decision and people people didn't

like it a hundred percent and would say it's good but maybe it would have been

better if he tried something else or did something different with it a little bit

yeah is there free speech and Palestine free speech

like on alternate demonstration do you think there is like Christmas not that

much no like what can't you say what can you say yeah

what can't you say you don't forgive Italy good for me anything like

political yeah but could you if you decided if you want it you don't like

the politicians or a politician could you say that publicly say what they want

to say but not all people like so some people are careful so if you wanted to

say something against the President or the Prime Minister no no you but someone

else they say that yeah and they're okay they don't go to jail some of them may

be okay okay okay so do you think there's free speech in Palestine okay

like give an example yo or that there isn't or what are the limits of free

speech I think it's related to

second some taboos that you say something for it yeah so when you say

something political you're saying the Israeli as well are the ones who are

censoring you or it will do something

writing some things opposing to the authority to the president let's take a

social issue women's rights that's a good one so you want to let's say I know

it's not appropriate for women to let's say scream on the street or to do

something which is not considered feminine let's say you want to protest

that and talk about it publicly is that okay okay I heard this in Bethlehem I

don't know so women to complain okay you're judged

and then people would say the girl from the family of this family and the whole

family its shame it all leads to that no there is there can be change and there

has been and I think it starts with the first thing yes guys you guys to help

support me if you guys could go down and click on the patreon link and just

donate one dollar a month only one dollar I'd be able to get further places

be able to rent a car to get to villages and areas of both Israel and Palestine

that I'm normally not able to get to a public transportation one dollar a month

would help me get to so many incredible places

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Devale and Khadeen Ellis on the Laughable Price of Early Childhood Education | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 2:17.

You know how people get.

It's just like, when you getting married?

Oh, you married? When you having kids?

Oh, you have one kid? When you having another one?

It's like, damn.

Stop clocking my uterus.

Remember-- was it nursery we took him to the school search?

Oh, yeah.

So, we go to Brooklyn Friends, right?

Changed my whole life right here.

Independent school, you know?

- Independent school. - Our expenses, though--

Wait, hold up.

You know when you see a menu and they don't give you the prices?

- Yeah, it was that. - One of those.

The tuition ain't even on the website.

I was like, I can't find a tuition on the website.

Why is that?

So, then she says to me-- she gets the package from them,

right? - Yep.

Got that email.

Hefty email.

She goes, yeah.

So, it's about $3,000.

And I'm like, $3,000?

That's not bad for a private school.

She goes, no.

Per month.

[LAUGHING]

Per month.

Nursery?

What do you guarantee me my four-year-old is

going to do for $30,000 a year?

And people around here talking about some--

when ya'll having more kids?

Man, please.

Man, please. Yo.

I was like, home schooling is an option.

I don't even know. I'll have to figure it out.

Home school, public school. Public school--

And I was like, I went to public school,

I turned out fine. - There's no way.

You talk about economics--

every wealthy person that I know--

I know a couple of them-- told me this,

and this is the one thing I would tell everybody.

Do not spend money on early childhood education that

is not going to guarantee that your child is

going to be successful.

Think about this way, numbers wise.

If you spend $30,000 a year on your child's education times 15

years, that's $450,000 invested in their education,

your kid could still be a dingbat.

[LAUGHING]

You better off putting that money in a trust,

let them figure out life.

When they're mature enough to deal with that investment,

give them that investment.

And I was like, you know what?

That makes a lot of sense.

Once again, I'll make another reference to Donald Trump.

He's ain't the smartest guy, but you give a dumb ass

a million dollars, he could turn it into a billion

dollar corporation.

If you'd have given Donald Trump that million

dollars when he's three--

[LAUGHING]

He would have finger painted it away.

Exactly, exactly.

I mean, he's not doing much with it now, but all right.

I'm not-- there's no way.

Yeah.

For more infomation >> Devale and Khadeen Ellis on the Laughable Price of Early Childhood Education | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 2:17.

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Shaun and Rai King Talk Candidly About the Benefits of Marriage Counseling | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 1:26.

- We got married so young that we weren't thinking

about what that meant for us.

We started having kids so young that just

over the past few years, we started saying, like, hey,

there's some practices and principles and things

we need to think through on how we do this.

We had three birth children of our own.

But we also-- our oldest daughter

and our youngest daughter are both our adopted nieces.

And so it's just really over the past couple years,

even over the past few months, like we--

we elected to do marriage counseling,

which helped us a lot to have an unbiased, outsider--

Yeah.

It was just like one of those things,

like, why haven't we done this before?

Like, you know, there are people who

specialize in helping you talk through

and work through these things.

And here we are trying to work it out on our own.

It was really instrumental in getting us to stop, look

at each other, and talk about who we are as a married couple,

apart from the kids, apart from the jobs,

apart from his Twitter handle, you know,

apart from all of those things.

Who are we for each other, and to each other,

and is that sufficient.

For more infomation >> Shaun and Rai King Talk Candidly About the Benefits of Marriage Counseling | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 1:26.

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Robert Mueller Is Pulling The Dirtiest Trick In The Book To Impeach Trump - Duration: 13:13.

Robert Mueller Is Pulling The Dirtiest Trick In The Book To Impeach Trump

Robert Mueller put all his cards on the table.

After a year of pretending like he wasn't out to destroy Donald Trump, the truth is

now plain for all to see.

And Mueller just pulled the dirtiest trick in the book to achieve his goal of impeaching

President Trump.

Trump's legal team has been working to negotiate an end to the Mueller probe.

Part of that strategy included an offer for the President to submit written answers to

Mueller's questions.

The special prosecutor in the Iran-Contra affair questioned President Reagan in this

manner.

But this did not satisfy Mueller.

Mueller rejected the offer.

Politico reports:

"SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT MUELLER'S TEAM HAS REJECTED THE IDEA THAT PRESIDENT DONALD

TRUMP BE ALLOWED TO ANSWER QUESTIONS IN WRITING, ACCORDING TO A SOURCE FAMILIAR WITH THE PROCESS,

WHO ALSO CAUTIONED THAT IT "DOESN'T MEAN THE LAST CHAPTER'S BEEN WRITTEN ON THAT."

MUELLER, WHO IS OVERSEEING THE SPRAWLING INVESTIGATION INTO WHETHER TRUMP CAMPAIGN AIDES COLLUDED

WITH RUSSIANS TO INFLUENCE THE 2016 ELECTION AND INTO WHETHER TRUMP OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE,

HAS BEEN IN TALKS WITH THE PRESIDENT'S LAWYERS FOR MONTHS ABOUT THE FORMAT OF A POTENTIAL

INTERVIEW.

IN A CONVERSATION WITH POLITICO ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, RUDY GIULIANI, WHO RECENTLY JOINED

TRUMP'S OUTSIDE GROUP OF LAWYERS, SAID MUELLER'S TEAM AND TRUMP'S LAWYERS ARE STILL FAR APART

ON THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN INTERVIEW.

"WE BOTH HAVE ISSUES WE WANT TO RESOLVE," THE FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR SAID.

AMONG THE TRUMP LEGAL TEAM'S DEMANDS: A CHANCE TO REVIEW THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT INTERNAL

RECORDS RELATING TO THE SCOPE OF MUELLER'S INVESTIGATION INTO POSSIBLE COLLUSION BETWEEN

THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN AND RUSSIA.

"WE HAVEN'T BEEN GIVEN IT.

WE'VE NEVER SEEN IT," GIULIANI SAID."

Mueller shooting down this reasonable offer makes it clear his only interest is impeaching

Trump.

Live questions give an opportunity for follow-ups and to catch Trump off guard.

If the President misstates who was in a meeting or what was said, Mueller can claim Trump

committed a criminal offense by lying to investigators.

That will then become the grounds to impeach the President.

Trump needs to view Mueller as a hostile force.

The special counsel is a zealot who is committed to accomplishing his mission of ridding America

of Donald Trump.

Should Trump agree to an interview, he should walk in knowing he is now behind enemy lines.

There is no more debate.

By rejecting Trump's offer for written answers and insisting on a live interview, Mueller

is an active participant in a silent coup against the President of the United States.

Do you agree?

Let us know your thoughts

in the

comment section.

For more infomation >> Robert Mueller Is Pulling The Dirtiest Trick In The Book To Impeach Trump - Duration: 13:13.

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Duchess Meghan's Ex-Husband Trevor Engelson Is Engaged to Tracey Kurland After Royal Wedding - Duration: 4:06.

Meghan Markle's ex-husband Trevor Engelson is engaged.

The 41-year-old film producer proposed to dietitian Tracey Kurland only two weeks after

the Suits actress' royal wedding to Prince Harry in England.

Trevor announced the news to social media on Friday with a photo of the two smiling

as she flashed her diamond ring.

The caption read, 'Luckiest guy I know!

Get ready to party!'

Trevor and the Suits alum were married for two years before filing for divorce, citing

irreconcilable differences.

They married at the Jamaica Inn in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, in September 2011 after dating since

2004, and quietly separated in August 2013.

Trevor and Meghan lived in Los Angeles together during the beginning of their marriage, but

she soon made the move to Toronto to shoot her USA series.

A source at The Sun claimed that the separation was due to the soon-to-be Royal's new role

on Suits.

'Meghan landed her role in Suits just a few months before they married.

And despite being together for six years before getting hitched, things started to fall apart

not long after the wedding,' the source revealed.

They continued: 'They really battled with long distances.

Trevor was based in LA while Meghan was in Toronto, a five-hour flight away.

It was a very difficult way to start married life'.

'As Toronto was becoming more her home than LA, the dynamics in their relationship subtly

altered.

She was her own woman now, earning a steady income, making new friends on set and off,

no longer dependent on her husband's connections,' Andrew Morton wrote in his book new book Meghan,

A Hollywood Princess.

'The split with Meghan hit Trevor pretty hard,' a source told UsWeekly.

'He went through a rough time during the breakup and that was only made worse when Meghan got

together with Harry last year,' said a source.

And the producer reportedly pulled the plug on a television show he pitched loosely based

on his marriage to the Duchess according to New York Post.

The show was about a man whose wife leaves him for a British prince and they have to

deal with custody of their kids after the divorce.

'Trevor's project is currently on hold after several months of anguish for Meghan,' the

insider claimed.

'The plan was for the series to come out during the aftermath of the royal wedding later this

summer, but things have changed.'

Meghan apparently reached out to Trevor to thank him for stopping the production.

'She did reach out to him — with Harry's agreement — to thank him for not telling

their story in public,' the source added.

News first broke in November 2017 that Trevor was dating Tracey.

Trevor, who grew up on Long Island, attended University of Southern California.

He then began to work as both a producer and a talent agent.

His credits include the 9/11-romance film Remember Me as well as the Mandy Moore-John

Krasinski rom-com License to Wed.

More recently, he's producing the FX crime series Snowfall.

Meghan and Harry's May 19 wedding at St George's Chapel was a public affair, with TV cameras

allowed inside the wedding ceremony and more than 2,000 members of the public invited to

watch the carriage procession outside after the wedding.

Married life seems to be suiting Markle.

Soon after the splashy wedding the former Hollywood star - now the Duchess Of Sussex

- made her first appearance as a royal.

On May 22 she appeared delighted to be at Buckingham Palace at an engagement in honor

of Prince Charles and his work as patron of more than 400 charities and organizations.

Meghan looked fabulous in a pale pink-and-taupe silk-crepe Flavia dress from Goat with a matching

pink hat and her hair drawn back into an elegant side chignon.

For more infomation >> Duchess Meghan's Ex-Husband Trevor Engelson Is Engaged to Tracey Kurland After Royal Wedding - Duration: 4:06.

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Ingraham:Dinesh D'Souza "My pardon is dangerous to left's ideology" - Duration: 10:49.

and what is it like to be targeted by the way for your political beliefs by a

full the full force of the federal government well we're gonna ask the man

just pardoned by President Trump conservative filmmaker and author

danette de Souza the next Asuza thanks for being with us tonight boy this

pardon has set off a firestorm of freak-outs among people on the left and

today we had an especially big freakout from a former Obama US Attorney Barbara

McQuade who was on MSNBC this morning let's watch it concerns me that not only

is he violating the norms of not going through that normal process but is he

painting a narrative that can be convenient for him that sensitizes the

public that the government is sometimes and or maybe even often very unfair to

people which I think has long-term damaging consequences to the criminal

justice system the left has freaked out more over my pardoned than maybe any

other I was watching something on CNN I think it was earlier today or yesterday

these things become a blur and they were saying how dangerous it is that I got

this pardon and and I was thinking about that and it occurred to me that I think

I know what they're getting at it's it's dangerous to them

it's dangerous to their ideology and it's dangerous in a way that other

partners I mean think of the the Clinton pardon of Mark rich you've got a guy

here who's an international arms trader and possibly a tax fraud and involved in

all kinds of rackets but he's not dangerous to the ideology at CNN in fact

he helps to support progressive causes he gives money to the Clinton Foundation

I on the other hand I'm a non-white immigrant I came to America with $500 my

pocket and I've been exposing the whole progressive ideology so I'm dangerous in

that way they're right about that John Avalon on CNN today was also I mean

again the media the the Democrats the never Trump errs they're all questioning

why this occurred and let's watch what are you supposed to think about this do

I you see this is the proud of the power

of the presidency means a get-out-of-jail-free card but this is

also someone who's been a self-styled conservative electro who's really just

been a Twitter troll for a long period of time right now appealing to all the

worst instincts and conspiracy theories well I've never alleged any conspiracy

by anyone what I have done is exposed the sordid racist history of the

Democratic Party a history that actually continues to the present

I've also exposed a lot about Obama look Obama would not have indicted me if I

didn't make a film that deeply upset him I didn't just go against his ideology I

kind of got into his head and sometimes when I speak on campus people go well

gee Dinesh what makes you think that Obama even saw your dumb movie or even

cares about anything you have to say well the reason I think that is because

he was attacking me on his personal website barackobama.com so there you go

this is a narcissistic president who who believed in the vendetta and recruited

goons like Eric Holder and freed parara to then carry his water form to go after

me and every little CNO the indication of my case shows that that subscribe to

their liberal ideology Dinesh their point is that people like you and and

people like me we're just we're all too right do you notice how that's changed

now you're not a conservative and you're not winning in the arena of ideas you're

all right or you're xenophobic or I love it when they call you racist that's

always fun and so it's it's a way to avoid an argument a debate we saw this

going back to college Dinesh and I went to college together at Dartmouth College

way back before they called it political correctness they were trying to avoid

the fundamental debate about the the greatness of Western civilization how

off track they have been on so many issues a decline of of true intellectual

thought and diversity of thought they didn't want that debate they wanted to

shut down debate which is in line with wanting to shut frankly you down or even

this show I mean here's a tiny detail about my case that's so revealing this

Clinton appointed judge who adjudicated my case the same guy who said oh no

there's no political tar here as part of my sentence he sentences

me to mandatory psychiatric counseling now let's think about this for a minute

what about my case here I've given too much money or my own money to a

candidate a college friend of mine running for office

I'm not Jeffrey Dahmer I didn't put bodies in the refrigerator why do I need

psychiatric counseling if not that it's the progressive view that I'm not just

wrong but I'm somehow crazy that people who disagree with them require not

persuasion but therapy and so this is a kind of reeducation project that was

attempted on me and finally the judge just became super frustrated and he

threw up his hands and basically said the reeducation has failed this this man

cannot be psychologically rehabilitated which I took as a great compliment they

tried she should have put you up on the rack maybe they should have waterboarded

you that that would have actually been an enhanced interrogation that they

would have supported on the Left Dinesh I always want to get I also want to get

your thoughts on some comments made tonight by Steve ban and featured

tonight on CNN he seems to be re-entering the public arena he's been

over there in Italy maybe working on that populist movement over there but he

said this regarding the Muller investigation I've been a big proponent

of mul I was the guy that said don't fire Comey this thing's Peter now I've

always said you know he's a combat marine great individual that ought to

play out as it's going to play out in fairness Laura I just don't know what to

make of it I mean I will say that actually Muller was the head of the FBI

when my case for a surfaced and the Congressional Oversight Committee has

been trying too had been trying for a while to get my FBI file and couldn't

and then finally they got it redacted but in it it identifies me as a

prominent critic of Obama and I think that's very interesting because why is

that in my file er this was a case of Lady Justice being blind they're merely

investigating a campaign violation why highlight my politics I think it's

because the FBI the Muller FBI was signaling to the Justice Department the

holder Justice Department here's a guy who's one of your political enemies

here's a guy you may want to go after so this is the stuff that the left is doing

behind closed doors this is what makes people like like me dangerous to them

this is why I'm not an ordinary conservative but somebody who ultimately

they would like to see locked up well they've they've seen and they've

tried to silence conservatives before again going all the way back to college

campuses they shut down speakers you've had problem on college campuses

obviously Ann Coulter we're gonna talk to her and in a short while she's had

problems even even being able to speak physically being allowed to speak and

participate and now that's being in the Obama era

dinesh that was actually used as a tactic intimidation following a Fox News

reporter sharyl Attkisson thinks her computer was broken into I mean these

are intimidation tactics that go beyond the this stuff that would normally think

of so they're worried about Russia but they're adopting the tactics of the old

Soviet Union it's it's stunning that there's there's a deep level of lying

and deception that goes on here you know that both Obama and Hillary were

disciples of Saul Alinsky dinesh what do you think in the end happens to this

Democrat Party as it as it's moving farther and farther leftward to me the

party is in in many respects rotten to the core and what's really holding it up

is not the Democratic Party itself but by its own weight it would collapse but

it's sustained by a kind of outside alliance involving people in academia

the left in the media and the left and the entertainment industry the left

controls these three megaphones of our culture and they can put out a huge

amount of big lies and disinformation as long as that continues so they're what's

holding up the Democratic Party right now they're the cover-up artists for

this party dinesh d'souza thanks so much for giving

us your first primetime interview after the pardon from President Trump thanks

ash

you

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Little Girl Beaten In The Bronx - Duration: 1:43.

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Cuộc ''BẮT KÈO'' của 2 ông bầu [PewPew Mixigaming] Kỳ vọng lớn lao vào Refund Gaming - Duration: 22:29.

For more infomation >> Cuộc ''BẮT KÈO'' của 2 ông bầu [PewPew Mixigaming] Kỳ vọng lớn lao vào Refund Gaming - Duration: 22:29.

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[Wolf's Talk] 서폿으로 어디까지 가능하냐고요?! 잘 들으세요 - Duration: 2:40.

How far can I go in ranked solo queue as support?

As support, you can become a pro-gamer.

WITH JUST SUPPORT?

Of course, as just support.

I became a pro-gamer playing support.

WEREN'T YOU NORMALLY A JUNGLER?

I used to be a jungler,

I practiced playing support,

then became 1st place as support.

I played support, jungler,

as Fizz and Diana,

got first place,

took a trial pro-gamer test as support and got into my team.

Among the support champions,

I only knew how to play Blitzcrank.

But after learning the other champions

so I could be a pro-gamer,

my rank just kept going up.

WHEN YOUR TEAM SUCKS, IS IT POSSIBLE TO CARRY AS SUPPORT?

Is it possible even when your team sucks?

It's not like they're going to suck forever, right?

Right?

Why'd you jump first?

Geez~~~

I'm doing it for 30 gold.

Idiot.

Why aren't you using your Heal?

Oh, jeez.

Wow, you're totally gonna get them with that.

Who does Braum counter?

Tahm Kench, Alistar,

or anything that doesn't lose in melee combat.

And if you're good at offensive support, Braum's a good pick.

If you think you're good at offensive support,

Braum's perfect for you.

NO MATTER HOW WELL I DO, I KEEP GETTING PAIRED WITH BAD TEAMS. 14 LOSE STREAK.

No matter how well I do,

I keep getting paired with bad teams.

14 lose streak.

You know...

Sorry to say this

but,

If you're really good, you can win bad games.

You only win with a good team

and lose with a bad team.

This says more about your own skill.

You think I got to Master and Challenger

just because I happened to always get good teams?

Am I winning this game

just because I luckily met a good team?

I'm the one doing well.

See? I'm the one doing well.

Our team was getting owned.

The upper 3!

This is so annoying. (ONE OF THE PLAYERS GETTING OWNED)

(lolol)

GET READY

TO PISS YOURSELF!

What you have to do here is...

Okay, my E is charged.

That was awesome, right?

Look. Look how well I'm doing.

I waited to use my W.

Look how well I'm doing.

If our ADC died,

would you have blamed the team?

Would you have blamed them for losing?

If you're still not convinced,

I'll personally watch your plays.

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EQM | NDE – Eu não tinha corpo | I had no physical body - Duration: 40:58.

Welcome to the channel "AFINAL, WHAT ARE WE?"

Nilo, 40 years ago, suffered a serious car accident.

Before the car hits the pole,

he found himself above the whole situation,

Fifty meters above.

He did not feel any pain, did not feel any shock

and was able, from above, to see everything, everything that happened below.

he saw the car crumpled, saw other cars diverting from his car ...

he saw people approaching ...

Let's know his story?

- Good morning, Nilo. - Good Morning.

- How are you? - I'm fine.

Thank you so much for being here with us ...

I would like you to please introduce yourself, tell us what you do for a living

and, then, tell us about your near-death experience.

I am Nilo, Nilo Techmann Cabral,

I am a businessman in the textile industry,

but I do too...

I work a lot with creation ...

in this case ... of the garment industry.

We produce women's clothing ...

so ... all my life I dealt with creation.

but I remember that my whole life I always ...

in my life since childhood

I created several things from toys... I had several projects,

including outside the textile branch ...

well ...

my life went that way ...

and I entered the world of clothing.

So ... I deal with creation every day,

I make clothes every day.

but at times I create other things,

but that's basically it.

And how did the near-death experience happen?

My near-death experience ...

happened many years ago ...

I'm 60 years old ...

It happened when I was between 16 and 17 years old ...

I remember that because when this accident happened ...

we did not have a driver's license

and although I was with my cousin driving he also had no driver's license ...

so, it happened at this time.

We were at a party ... in the south part of São Paulo,

and at a certain moment we decided to go home.

My cousin was driving the car and there was another person in the passenger seat.

I was lying in the back seat because I was very tired.

When we were in the vicinity of Pacaembu, the stadium of Pacaembu ...

suddenly the car skidded ...

it was coming at a very high speed ...

and... I got up scared

and it was when I saw a pole in front of us ...

and we hit very hard on that pole ...

the front of the car even went up a little on the pole.

After ... the accident ...

talking with people... after the accident, after a few days ...

an image began to ... this fact was forming ... I began to understand what had happened.

But one very strange thing ... is that I saw the pole,

I saw the accident ... and immediately ... I had an aerial view ...

my vision ... became aerial,

as if I were floating more or less about 40 or 50 meters in height ...

and I keep in my memory the vision of the car, the smoke, the crash,

the people straying because the car was crossed on the track,

many cars braking because it was a very dangerous curve,

and I was watching all that ... from above,

floating,

this is the feeling, it is the memory that I have of this accident.

And ... which draws my attention a lot

is that I have the memory of having felt a joy ...

a wonderful well being ...

painless...

without ... without anything bad.

It was a pleasure ... I felt pleasure ...

in my memory ... I can tell that I I felt pleasure ... at that moment.

Did not you feel the moment of the crash?

I did not feel the crash.

Is it like you had ... let's say ... jumped up ...

moments before the crash?

I did not feel any pain.

And you did not see the car kneading, you didn't see ...

I did not see.

You only saw the post ...

I saw the post ...

and later I concluded ...

I was thrown forward,

because at that time the cars did not have a bank lock ...

so ... I was thrown, my head was thrown on the dashboard of the car ...

because it made a hole on the dashboard of the car ...

and my face was totally broken

The carsh was very strong.

This I concluded later,

when I looked the crashed car, when I saw my face in the hospital ...

[later I was taken to the hospital]

but at that very moment

I do not remember feeling pain.

My feeling was of pleasure ...

very joyful

a unique sensation that I never again felt ... in life.

and after that, my memory is that I was on the sidewalk,

someone must have put me on the sidewalk ...

This memory ... were you seeing from above or a were you back to the body?

Back to the body.

Already back to the body ... a thousandth of a second later... the memory I have is that I woke up ...

already on the sidewalk ...

and people worried, talking,

and I was very confused,

and the street full of pieces of the car ...

and the other cars still straying... because at dawn

that region turned into a kind of region of racing,

so people always drove through those curves with a high speed.

and then I remember being taken by another cousin to a hospital,

at this time I was already very conscious.

But I do not remember pain ... no pain at all.

Just in the hospital.

Don't you remember the moment you came back?

I do not remember coming back.

Just as suddenly you were there, suddenly you were here?

That's it.

Without interruptions.

I crashed and I saw myself floating.

What about the sound ... did you hear any sound?

No sound ... no sound.

- Any voice? - No.

I've seen much smoke, a lot of broken things,

Down there?

Looking down there.

No sound ... I can not remember a sound ...

I just remember being ... very, very happy ... very, very well ...

feeling very good ... an ecstasy

This is the memory I have.

So much so I see it as nothing traumatic.

It's a bit crazy experience ... because it was an accident we could actually have ...

died...

and I have a happy memory ... of this accident.

I did not see any tragedy ...

despite the material damage and the risk of death.

This is my memory.

This was a unique fact in my life,

although I have often gone through life-threatening situations.

My life has always been full of risks of having died.

In a fire ... I ran away from a fire ...

I got burned ...

because I walked on the top of bushes in fire, running away from the forest that was burning ... in my childhood.

In a bee attack ... who saved me was my mother ...

I lay on the ground and the African bees attacked me,

I already had an experience of shipwreck ...

in a storm...

I almost died.

But was this the only near-death experience?

All were near-death situations, but this experience [NDE] ... was unique.

I already had an accident with an ultralight aircraft... I almost died in this plane crash ...

I've already been kidnapped, they almost killed me in the port of Paranaguá.

I've lived through innumerable situations where I've been on the brink of death ...

and in this case I think I got even closer ...

because in all other experiences I do not remember anything like it.

This one was incredible, it was the one that struck me the most.

And this one happened when you were 17 years...

Around this age.

Since you have had so many experiences, so many situations of near death,

What is the difference between having passed through a near-death experience, in this near-death situation,

compared to all other situations in your life?

I think the near death experience

happened in a very quick situation.

It was in a car accident.

In a second we were already hitting a post.

The other experiences happened more slowly.

Iamgine you are on a sailboat,

then, it comes a storm,

you realize you might die,

and the storm comes, the wind comes, and the mast breaks and you think, "I'm going to die" ...

and there is the shore, and the waves ...

and in the end you escape.

So it's a longer story.

This experience of the car accident was almost like a scare.

It all happened in seconds.

How much time I was watching from up there ... I can not say ...

one minute?

I imagine it was not more than two minutes.

But did you somehow feel that the time there was different from the time here?

No, I do not make this connection, I did not have this feeling.

And with respect to the space you saw ...

The way you interacted with space, did it have any different characteristics?

I guess I had no physical body.

taking into account the vision I had...

I remember, it's in my memory, that I did not have ... mass ...

and I really didn't have it.

Did you have this consciousness of not having mass?

I had this consciousness ...

I had this consciousness of having no matter.

And that did not generate any kind of questioning for you at the moment?

Well ... because of my age at the time ...

I just started questioning this many years after ...

due to my lack of information on all this.

I've never had contact with people who had gone through this.

And I avoided talking ...

because when I told this story

I was ridiculed ...

called crazy.

People even avoided paying attention to me ...

So it took many, many years until I could begin to understand,

even through the media,

that many people had gone through similar things.

This subject has begun to be addressed.

People who were in coma ...

but conscious ... in quotation marks, right?

listening ...

people who saw the light ...

anyway ... each one has his story, each one has his experience.

Then I began to understand that I was not the only one.

But I did not see in society

much interest in wanting to know about that.

As you begin to question

and as you begin to discuss these issues,

you start to enter another field

and it may begin to blend with religion ...

It's hard to talk to people about it ...

without getting involved with religion ... or with the supernatural and stuff like that.

I do not go this way.

So I stop talking

because I do not want that kind of talk.

So, taking advantage I ask:

have you somehow understood it as a religious experience? How did you see it?

No!

I've never been connected to religion ...

and I do not make any kind of connection with the religious thing.

It's something simply ... simply ... scientific.

simply...

it was something that woke me up to question, "Look, there's something else out there."

This is not a simple thing.

So throughout my life,

as I was able to talk to people ...

or do some kind of reading or watch some programs ...

gradually I was questioning and trying to understand what happened,

What is there beyond,

What's out there?

Is it energy?

What is it?

And each one gives me an interpretation, one speaks that was the soul ...

one speaks this and that,

one speaks that ... God has given me back a chance ...

There is always an interpretation ... I listen ... and respect,

but ... I do not see it that way.

How do you see today, at the age of 60, this experience, looking back?

Well ... I think ... that there is ... matter ...

and that there is an ... energy ... somehow ...

if that's the right word to use,

that there is maybe ... I've heard about dimensions ...

is it possible that I was thrown into another dimension?

How did I get out of my physical body?

What came out of my physical body? The soul?

Or was it simply the electrons that, due to the blow, came to stop at 50 meters ... up ...?

They were disoriented ...

They were disoriented and said, "Let me go back to my body down there" ...

something happened.

Maybe I'll never have the answer ...

but maybe someday I will.

I'm not in a hurry to know what happened.

But I always question and I am interested in these matters ...

because they are interesting things that in a certain way are showing us, in the universe,

what we're doing here.

Nilp, after you ... found yourself there, up, you came back and went to the hospital ...

Did you comment this story [NDE] with anyone?

With some doctor, any friends?

I did not comment with anyone,

I commented just about the accident ... that had occurred,

but what happened is that I started to have the consciousness that my memory was aerial ...

and I was astonished.

That's when I thought something was wrong.

How long after that memory came?

I think after one or two weeks ...

because when I was talking about the accident it came to my mind an image ... an aerial image ...

and it would be weird to tell people this.

That's when I started to think:

"How could it be ... aerial?" ... "How did I see the hood of the car?"

How did I see the cars passing by?

Braking ... diverting ... because the traffic is intense there ...

the cars were coming at high speed.

Then it started to catch my attention.

And I could not explain it to people at the time ...

I was telling that I had an accident ...

that happened this, this, this ...

and then ... how was I going to tell the person that I saw ... from above ... this accident?

That is, you hid it from the beginning.

I hid it, I hid it ... because I had no explanation at that time,

I was not prepared for that.

You saw the scene of the accident from above ...

Did you look forward or up?

I saw the neighborhood ...

I remember the neighborhood because it was right next to

the Pacaembu stadium,

but I did not see the field, I was not that high.

I saw the houses ... the trees ... the car ...

much smoke...

getting out of the car ...

lots of cars diverting and honking ...

and many lights dazzling me.

That's what I saw ... I should be 50 meters high.

Did you look up? You...

I did not look ... I did not look up.

Did it seem all normal, as if you were actually there ...

hoisted by a crane,

or was there a different way of feeling reality,

of visually feeling, so to speak.

Well, I felt that ...

the biggest sensation is that I had no physical body ...

and that I was part ... of that system, in that moment

So you had a feeling of belonging?

Yes.

I had the impression ... that I was connected ... to something.

And that there was no physical body.

And that made you happy?

It made me very happy.

Because the body, wanting or not, is a limit.

A limit of matter.

And in that situation I had no limit.

I was ... let's say ... I would be maybe just a consciousness ...

if it is the correct word ...

an energy ...

You had this awareness of having no body, but it is not because you looked at yourself kind of asking ... "Where is my body?" ...

You simply knew it?

I had no body.

I was just a vision.

You knew you had no physical body ...

I had no body.

This was already settled and was not questionable by you ...

It was not questionable.

Were you calm?

I have this feeling that I had no physical body.

And then, over time, I started to ...

to realize how heavy our matter is.

How heavy our body is.

How did this perception come about?

The feeling of lightness ...

of peace...

this ... this pleasure ...

I think with the time I began to realize

that this was so precisely because of the absence of matter.

We are very heavy.

So you came to this conclusion ...

when comparing the memories ... of what was there with what is here ...

The memories ... that's why it is interesting.

It also changed my focus of life.

you know, if dying is this, I want to die.

Did it change your relationship with death?

It did change my relationship with death.

Before [the NDE], were you afraid?

I looked at death more by the religious aspect,

by the aspect of sadness, by the aspect of fear.

After this accident, my relationship with death ...

So much so that I have been so often on the verge of death ...

before and many times after the experience.

Today I face death in a cheerful way.

Because I know what 's waiting for me.

If I really was for a second ... one minute ...

during this experience, out of my body,

out of my body life is wonderful.

Life is wonderful.

Dying will be fantastic.

It's interesting what you say about being heavy because in some interviews we did

people commented on how they felt the body was heavy as they entered their body.

It's interesting that you came to this same conclusion just by comparing the memories.

Questioning all this that happened.

But at that time there was also a certain ...

I went into a tailspin ... because I had a religious trend ...

and I was exactly ... how can I say ... maturing ...

coming out of this phase

maturing ... questioning life ...

questioning my existence ...

so I think this helped me a lot ...

because it completely changed my vision.

Did not you hear anyone say anything?

Nothing.

While you were there did you feel any change in the way you think ... did your thinking speed up?

No, I did not feel that way.

Haven't you had memories of the past?

No.

Did not you see the future?

There was no immediate change.

What happened was that over the years I came to several conclusions,

I made several questionings,

and I think my way of thinking has changed a lot,

my relationship with religion,

my relationship with various situations of my life ...

There was a change ... but it was not immediate.

It was not a landmark.

But it was a great event.

And it gave me subsidies, throughout my life, for me to have another way of thinking,

another way of seeing life,

of seeing the relationships with planet Earth, with the universe.

Everything changed, everything changed, and today I keep searching but I have no answers.

You say you felt connected, somehow, with that whole there ...

but would you say that you felt a connection with other people ... with humanity?

No ... no, no.

Then, what does this connection mean to you?

What is this whole for you?

Well ... if there is ...

If there is no matter ...

if there is no matter ...

with the knowledge that we have, which may be wrong ...

but ... if there is no matter I think we are [connected] in a whole

I think we participate ... we have a ... as if it were a collective consciousness.

Without having matter, which are my limits?

Where is the limit of the other?

Things merge.

I have this impression.

That is, I could interpret what you are saying as:

there is an interconnection among all consciousnesses.

Among all consciousness.

I see it that way.

Very interesting.

Because there is no matter.

Can you gauge the impact it has had on your daily life?

At your job...

from that time?

There wasn't ... I don't see it this way ... there was no change at all.

It influenced my reasoning,

my questioning about my life ...

about my planet, the people.

But ... in my day to day ... there was no change, I did not notice any major change.

Maybe none.

But that experience alerted me ... and gave me a light ...

gave me a direction to go...

a direction to think ... to study ...

This was very important because I could have walked in a direction

completely out of reality,

and I consider that experience that I had as being a north.

"Look, go this way."

"Take it easy in your life because things are not really like they seem to be."

Did your decisions change as life went on ...

comparing to what they would have been if you hadn't gone through it?

I think, I think ... it influenced me in some way,

it did.

Especially with regard to religion ...

to the material aspect ...

"Are you looking for what?"

"You're battling for what?"

You spoke about religion ... then I ask ...

Is there something you would like to talk about,

about how you understand religions nowadays,

anything to say about it?

Well, I have my vision about religion ...

I was raised in the Catholic religion ...

but I do not follow any of them,

I do not believe in the religions we see around,

although I respect them,

and still there is the cultural aspect ...

well ... I do not believe the stories they tell.

Many people who have gone through a near-death experience report that afterwards ...

usually there is this perception of a page turn [watershed] ...

afterwards they begin to have some ... let's call them gifts ...

or perceptions they did not have before ...

for example a person speaks:

"if someone comes near to me and is not well-intentioned, I can feel it."

I was wondering if something changed in your ...

in your feeling ... in your capacity of feeling the existence somehow,

or from then on ... or in some other way that you can not relate to this experience.

No, I don't relate the things.

I already had that perception.

If it increased I can not quantify or relate to this experience I had,

but I have this thing of feeling good or bad energy...

I think everyone has, in one way or another, a little more or a little less ...

In my case, a little less.

I do not see it that way.

I think it's ...

As I matured, I began to pay a little more attention to some facts of my life.

About this experience I had,

I decided not to talk about it with people for many years ...

because when I tried,

I realized that people didn't like it.

that they thought it could be a lie ... or a crazyness ...

Is it easier to talk about it these days?

Nowadays, if I feel the theme is welcome, I go ahead and talk.

As long as the interlocutor does not lead to the field of religion ... or the supernatural ... that is ...

because in this case there is no chance of talk ...

when the person leads the conversation to that field... I think it gets very limited ...

and I do not want to "invade" anyone.

We talked before this interview ...

and you commented on something I'd like you to tell everyone ...

which is something that runs away from the usual ... and that has to do with the work you do today.

Could you tell us a little bit about this?

Is it about creation?

Yes.

Since my childhood I used to invent my own toys.

I always woke up very early...

and I was always very lonely ... I remember that.

so I spent a lot of time creating my toys, creating my games ...

and this in whole life has always been very present in me.

As we were talking before,

my system, my way of creating

It's a way ... I think it's a very different way.

When I tell people about it they think it's kind of weird ...

for example, I use to create several models [for clothes].

Usually I create them overnight.

I wake up ... I go to sleep with a notebook and a pen next to my bed ...

and I wake up [in the middle of the night] with visions ...

I love the darkness ...

I can only sleep in a total darkness ...

then, suddenly I kind of perceive images in front of me.

It is not that I see them.

But I have the perception of the images as if they were in 3D [3 dimensions]...

giving an example, I always worked with fashion.

All my models were created at dawn.

I "saw" the model ...

I wore those clothes on people ...

I saw the seams, I would go inside the pants ...

I saw the pants in 3D turning like this. in front of me...

though I was in the dark.

But I did not see the image itself, it is difficult to explain.

I saw it as a perception ... of that image ...

but with the vision completely in the dark.

And I saw that spinning in front of me...

I changed the design, changed the drawings ...

I changed the buttons ...

At that moment were you awake or asleep?

Absolutely awake.

With eyes open or closed?

Open.

Open. If I closed my eyes it would seem that this was a nuisance.

I had to be in the dark, with my eyes open, having the perception.

All the creations I've made in life have been made that way.

In fact, as we have already talked a little,

I am in a project of a new constructive system ...

That I saw and that is impressive.

which you have seen and found very interesting ....

Actually the engineers are thinking that it's a very good methodology ...

although each methodology will have its own space in the market ...

they think that this methodology really will revolutionize ....

the way the houses are built ...

and this whole project ...

I built this way ...

at dawn...

in the dark, with eyes open ...

and I saw the houses ...

I built the houses ...

with these images.

I have modified many parts of the project ...

looking into space ... in the dark ... this house being built.

and many of the conclusions I came to have come up during these visions ...

It was during these visions ... that I saw when something was not going to work.

And then I tried to change, change, change and change, and after that I begin

the [physical] construction itself.

Could you perceive when what you were seeing at night had a problem?

And that it was not going to work.

So I envisioned a ...

Were you able to make the correction at that moment?

I made the correction of that, of my vision

until the moment came when I thought, "Well, now there's nothing else to do."

"I have to work in my physical lab."

So I went to the lab, with some staff ...

and I started to do the house the way ...

I had seen and corrected in my mind during those intuitions.

And you are not graduated as an architect or an engineer?

No, no, I'm an inventor.

Today I'm not a clothing designer.

I understand today that I am an inventor.

I invented several things ...

but I did not give continuity to them.

But as this is a very relevant thing,

I thought, "I'm going to dedicate myself and I'm going to come up with a new constructive method."

I've been working on this project for five years.

It has not been easy.

Because I had to take courses, lectures,

I went in every trade show,

I went to talk to many engineers,

I got in touch with many associations ...

and no response.

The answer was, "You're the one who invented it, you're the one who has to finish it."

I'm building the first house ...

right now, as soon as we finish our conversation, I go to the construction work.

Within a month or so we'll have the first house ...

completely ready,

because I've already thrown on the garbage ... four houses.

Because if I start building ... then I make the structure ...

the molds ... if I start building ...

and I see that it's getting horrible, bad,

I throw it in the garbage, and I start over again after doing the fixes.

So many nights ...

So many nights with insomnia ...

trying to put it on paper, trying to make the corrections.

What was kind of easy.

This condition of me being able to make the corrections of my creation in my vision ...

greatly accelerated the process, it helped me a lot.

Because I would put even the construction workers, I would put even the people

to put together what I had invented ... in my mind.

I saw what you invented and it's really awesome,

so I'll even ask you to let me know when this material is available in internet...

so that I tell people.

Yes, yes, yes, certainly.

One question:

You at night would keep your eyes open in the darkness, seeing the colorful things in front of you ...

In 3D.

In 3D ... and did you think it was normal?

Well, I lived with it my whole life.

I came to that conclusion.

And did you tell this to someone?

No, no, because for me, this was ...

I thought it happened the same to everyone.

I thought everyone was like this.

And I think ... that this project ... has only been possible because of this ... quality, let's put it this way ...

because everything was born of a joke ... one day I thought:

"Why don't I make a house from the plaster?"

and this ... sounds like a joke ...

how are you going to make a house from the plaster?

You need a house to plaster.

And today I finished this project.

I first put the plaster and then I do the house.

Nowadays, you knowing that not everyone has this kind of night experience

and taking into account all these informations that you had access through these night visions ...

where do you think all this comes from?

I think it comes ...

Your question is very good.

And here I make a certain connection

with that feeling that I had of being part of a whole ... and not of a body.

I can not affirm ...

but I can ... maybe establish, try to make a relationship...

with something that comes to me as if it were some information ...

as if I were an FM antenna

capturing these ... these intuitions ...

these creations.

I live with these images,

and with these things

constantly.

It's even kind of dangerous ...

because a lot of things are starting to happen in my life

and I'm not giving the same value as before.

I've been losing in the last few years ...

losing much of the values ​​that were transmitted to us.

I'm not anymore interested ... in many things.

For example...

Mainly in the material aspect.

So, for example, I had a ... I had a will to know the whole world.

I do not have it anymore.

I heard an interview where some guy said exactly that ...

that I commented with you about the waterfalls ...

I heard this interview at Jovem Pan radio station ... a month ago ...

of a couple who knows 150 countries around the world ...

and they said something that made me very sad ...

but very sad indeed.

they said exactly this ...

the same waterfalls ...

the same mountains

the same landscapes...

of course with some differences.

The snow is white ...

The sea is blue ...

the fish is the fish

so that made me very sad ...

and this is a recent fact.

It took away from me... their experience took away from me ...

really, the will of knowing the world.

It was sad ... but I thought ... well, at least it's something I will not be struggling for ...

because of the risk of realizing - in the future, when I will not have much more time left - that I ran after nothing.

This is not the big deal.

This is not what's cool.

Do you want to know the whole world? And?

One thing that caught my attention ...

about this couple ...

is that the best memory they have of all the trips ...

are the people they've met.

Simply the people ...

now let's think

Do you have to go to Paraguay ...

Do you have to go to England to meet someone else?

Just to meet the English.

Do you get it?

So it shook my head and I thought,

wow, if I walk around the block I have a thousand people to meet ...

and I won't have time for that...

I will not be able to meet all the people.

Maybe we'll have to rethink ...

and say: it's worth [really] knowing the people that I already know.

it's worth knowing the people that we already know.

Cool.

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click "like", make comments,

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share your story with the world.

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Isn't it?

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DOBBS RINO GOWDY BLOCKING FOR DOJ - Duration: 10:34.

DOBBS RINO GOWDY BLOCKING FOR DOJ – FITTON SAYS TRUMP MUST TRUST THE PEOPLE HAVE HIS

BACK

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton says that President Trump is the only one in DC making

sense on the corruption being revealed in throughout the Obama regime and the establishment

and DC deep state.

There are some exceptions, the most noteworthy leader in the House being Devin Nunes of the

Intelligence committee.

He also names the buffoon in the Senate Chuck Grassley and Rep Trey Gowdy, who he says "has

stepped up a bit" in the House.

Lou Dobbs isn't going to let that last comment pass unchallenged, echoing a position we've

long been stating on these pages.

He says, "Well you just mentioned a name I've got to quibble about.

It looks to me like Trey Gowdy is there to basically run interference for the Department

of Justice with Devin Nunes."

Dobbs continues, "He hasn't contributed anything to this point, there's still 1.4

million documents that oversight and judiciary have sought that haven't been turned over.

We learned that in this meeting that people didn't actually see documents, they were

briefed by the generosity of the generous officials of the DOJ who've stonewalled

them throughout.

I mean, Tom, I take exception to that because Gowdy has contributed nothing, absolutely

nothing."

Fitton backtracks on the compliment, stating that the fact that Gowdy is positioned as

close to Nunes as he is "shows you how extreme the Justice Department is, that someone like

Gowdy, whose first instinct is to defend the Mueller investigation and provide excuses

for the DOJ and FBI on many issues, is willing to go and make some noise on this, however

insufficient it may be."

Fitton points out that DOJ and the FBI "are at war with President Trump, at war with Congress,

at war with transparency, at war with the rule of law."

Dobbs interrupts saying, "Yeah, but they want to kill the Presidency of Donald Trump,

that's the difference.

They may be at war with all of those folks, but they have one principal target and everything

else will be just racked up as collateral damage."

Dobbs provides examples, "The Constitution, Congress, the Senate, you name it.

But they want the Presidency of Donald J. Trump, that has been their goal throughout.

And I'm telling you, RINOs like Gowdy and the others in the House and the Senate…I

mean, Mark Warner is basically leading Richard Burr's Senate Intelligence Committee."

He points to the "weirdest, craziest" and "irrational" choices that Rudy Giuliani

wants President Trump to follow, "that would be antithetical to the President's interests

in every instance.

Fitton spells out what President Trump needs to do, saying, "The President needs to order

the shutdown of the Mueller operation, declassify the scandal documents related to the improper

targeting of him and others on his campaign and his family, pardon those already under

the gun, who have also pled guilty perhaps, and shut it all down and expose what went

on and dare the opposition to pretend that they can impeach someone for uncovering a

government scandal and stopping a miscarriage of justice."

Dobbs agrees but sees a couple of problems, the first being Mitch McConnell just having

been heard voicing his support for continuing the Mueller witch hunt instead of saying he

stands with the President.

Dobbs expresses his view that McConnell is the most craven of political tools of big

money purchasing political prostitutes, the same being true of his House counterpart,

Paul Ryan.

Fitton says President Trump is "going to have to take the bull by the horns, provide

the leadership, both for the Justice Department, the FBI and for Congress," believing that

the people are with him and the rule of law and protecting the Constitution when it comes

to this Mueller probe, Spygate and all the rest.

Facebook has greatly reduced the distribution of our stories in our readers' newsfeeds and

is instead promoting mainstream media sources.

When you share to your friends, however, you greatly help distribute our content.

Please take a moment and consider sharing this article with your friends

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7 Warning Signs Of a Brain Tumor You Should Know.

Brain tumors come in all shapes and sizes—and so do their symptoms.

"The key to a tumor's symptoms really depends on its location," says Theodore Schwartz,

MD, a neurosurgeon with the Weill Cornell Brain and Spine Center.

For example, if you have a tumor near the part of your brain that controls your arm

or your eyesight, your symptoms may include limb weakness or blurry vision, Dr. Schwartz

says.

(Here are 6 reasons why your vision is changing that aren't just due to aging.)

When you consider that every cell in your brain can form a tumor—and that your brain

controls or interprets information from every part of your body—the list of possible tumor

symptoms encompasses "almost anything imaginable," Dr. Schwartz says.

Still, some signs and symptoms are more common than others.

Here's what to watch out for.

Seizures.

Regardless of your type of tumor, seizures are often one of the first signs of trouble.

"Irritation from the tumor makes the [brain's] neurons fire uncontrollably, and you get abnormal

movements," Dr. Schwartz says.

Like tumors, seizures take many forms.

You could experience whole-body convulsions, or jerking or flexing confined to one limb

or one part of your face.

Clumsiness.

If you find yourself fumbling with keys, missing steps, or struggling with your balance, that

sort of clumsiness in your arms, legs, or hands could be a sign of trouble, Dr. Schwartz

says.

Problems speaking, swallowing, or controlling your facial expressions are some of the ways

clumsiness could show up in or around your head, he adds.

Numbness.

Like clumsiness, losing feeling in a part of your body or face is something to keep

an eye on, Dr. Schwartz says.

Particularly if a tumor forms on the brain stem—the place where your brain connects

with your spinal cord—you may experience loss of feeling or clumsy movements.

Changes in memory or thinking.

While it's true that tumors can cause big shifts in a person's behavior or personality,

the types of radical transformations you sometimes hear about—or see in movies—are uncommon,

Dr. Schwartz says.

People with tumors are more likely to have issues remembering things, to feel confused,

or to suffer less-dramatic thinking problems, he says.

Nausea.

Feeling queasy or sick to your stomach, especially if those symptoms are persistent and unexplained,

could be a sign of a tumor, Dr. Schwartz says.

(These are the best nausea remedies you can buy, based on what's making you feel sick.)

Vision changes.

Blurry vision, double vision, and loss of vision are all associated with tumors, Dr.

Schwartz says.

You may also see floating spots or shapes—or what's known as an "aura."

Not usually headaches.

Breathe easy.

Despite what most of us would assume, headaches are often not an early indicator of a brain

tumor.

"They could come on with a very large tumor, but they're not usually one of the first symptoms

to emerge," Dr. Schwartz says.

Everything else you need to know.

What causes a tumor?

Dr. Schwartz says some genetic disorders can lead to brain tumors.

"But the majority of tumors arise in people with no known risk factors or predisposing

factors," he explains.

Children and adults over 60 are more likely to develop tumors, but "everyone is at risk

at any age," he adds.

Despite what you may have heard, cell phones are not a known risk factor.

"That's a common misconception, but there's no compelling evidence that pushes us to consider

a link between cell phones and tumors," he says.

For large or malignant brain tumors, treatments could involve surgery, medications, radiation,

or chemotherapy.

The good news: Not all brain tumors are serious.

"Many tumors are small and benign, and require no treatment," Dr. Schwartz explains.

"If we find one, we'll just monitor it for growth or changes."

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直覺選一個字,測你這輩子有多好命! - 天天好運 - Duration: 5:06.

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10 Types of Fortnite Players

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Luis Fonsi - Échame La Culpa

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Gian Marco Centinaio ministro, quando M5s denunciava il "terrone di m***" a Grasso e la mail anti me - Duration: 1:57.

ROMA – Gian Marco Centinaio, oggi ministro di Agricoltura e Turismo del governo grillin-leghista

Ieri, accusato dal M5s di Pavia (dove lui era vicesindaco) [blitz clicca qui – Oggi, App on Google Play] per utilizzare una casella email che si chiamava Terronsgohome

Non solo, il gruppo M5s di Pavia accusava Centinaio di essere vicino ai gruppi naziskin, e di avere tra i suoi politici di riferimento l'austriaco Haider e l'americana Sarah Palin

Che Centinaio avesse una propensione a usare il termine "terrone" si evince anche da alcuni video che girano di quando il senatore Centinaio durante la recente approvazione della legge sullo Ius Soli apostrofò così il presidente del Senato Grasso: "Terrone di merda"

E chi riprese questa scena in Aula? Un altro grillino, il senatore Maurizio Buccarella

Riportiamo il post pubblicato in data 13 luglio 2009 sulla pagina del in merito al cosiddetto Centinaiogate

Nel post è riportata l'interpellanza presentata dal gruppo consiliare dell'Idv, a seguito proprio della inchiesta di M5s:

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BEST CAILLOU FUNNIEST MOMENTS COMPILATION!!!1!1! - Duration: 0:12.

this is a legitimate call for help, I'm not kidding I'm being held hostage by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and he's threatened on multiple occasions to eat my ass, please help me before it's too late oh god oh fuck he's coming I gotta go

lol get pranked it is I Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and I'm afraid to say the ass eating has already commenced and it is too late. Adios my chimichangas.

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DOBBS RINO GOWDY BLOCKING FOR DOJ - Duration: 10:34.

DOBBS RINO GOWDY BLOCKING FOR DOJ – FITTON SAYS TRUMP MUST TRUST THE PEOPLE HAVE HIS

BACK

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton says that President Trump is the only one in DC making

sense on the corruption being revealed in throughout the Obama regime and the establishment

and DC deep state.

There are some exceptions, the most noteworthy leader in the House being Devin Nunes of the

Intelligence committee.

He also names the buffoon in the Senate Chuck Grassley and Rep Trey Gowdy, who he says "has

stepped up a bit" in the House.

Lou Dobbs isn't going to let that last comment pass unchallenged, echoing a position we've

long been stating on these pages.

He says, "Well you just mentioned a name I've got to quibble about.

It looks to me like Trey Gowdy is there to basically run interference for the Department

of Justice with Devin Nunes."

Dobbs continues, "He hasn't contributed anything to this point, there's still 1.4

million documents that oversight and judiciary have sought that haven't been turned over.

We learned that in this meeting that people didn't actually see documents, they were

briefed by the generosity of the generous officials of the DOJ who've stonewalled

them throughout.

I mean, Tom, I take exception to that because Gowdy has contributed nothing, absolutely

nothing."

Fitton backtracks on the compliment, stating that the fact that Gowdy is positioned as

close to Nunes as he is "shows you how extreme the Justice Department is, that someone like

Gowdy, whose first instinct is to defend the Mueller investigation and provide excuses

for the DOJ and FBI on many issues, is willing to go and make some noise on this, however

insufficient it may be."

Fitton points out that DOJ and the FBI "are at war with President Trump, at war with Congress,

at war with transparency, at war with the rule of law."

Dobbs interrupts saying, "Yeah, but they want to kill the Presidency of Donald Trump,

that's the difference.

They may be at war with all of those folks, but they have one principal target and everything

else will be just racked up as collateral damage."

Dobbs provides examples, "The Constitution, Congress, the Senate, you name it.

But they want the Presidency of Donald J. Trump, that has been their goal throughout.

And I'm telling you, RINOs like Gowdy and the others in the House and the Senate…I

mean, Mark Warner is basically leading Richard Burr's Senate Intelligence Committee."

He points to the "weirdest, craziest" and "irrational" choices that Rudy Giuliani

wants President Trump to follow, "that would be antithetical to the President's interests

in every instance.

Fitton spells out what President Trump needs to do, saying, "The President needs to order

the shutdown of the Mueller operation, declassify the scandal documents related to the improper

targeting of him and others on his campaign and his family, pardon those already under

the gun, who have also pled guilty perhaps, and shut it all down and expose what went

on and dare the opposition to pretend that they can impeach someone for uncovering a

government scandal and stopping a miscarriage of justice."

Dobbs agrees but sees a couple of problems, the first being Mitch McConnell just having

been heard voicing his support for continuing the Mueller witch hunt instead of saying he

stands with the President.

Dobbs expresses his view that McConnell is the most craven of political tools of big

money purchasing political prostitutes, the same being true of his House counterpart,

Paul Ryan.

Fitton says President Trump is "going to have to take the bull by the horns, provide

the leadership, both for the Justice Department, the FBI and for Congress," believing that

the people are with him and the rule of law and protecting the Constitution when it comes

to this Mueller probe, Spygate and all the rest.

Facebook has greatly reduced the distribution of our stories in our readers' newsfeeds and

is instead promoting mainstream media sources.

When you share to your friends, however, you greatly help distribute our content.

Please take a moment and consider sharing this article with your friends

and family.

Thank you.

For more infomation >> DOBBS RINO GOWDY BLOCKING FOR DOJ - Duration: 10:34.

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✅ Jamie Dornan and Matthew Rhys Tapped for 'Death And Nightingales' - Duration: 1:46.

Rhys will portray the stepfather of Beth Winters, while Dornan is set to play Beth's boyfriend on the mini-series

May 31, 2018 AceShowbiz - Jamie Dornan and Matthew Rhys are teaming up to star in a mini-series based on Eugene McCabe's "Death And Nightingales"

The "Fifty Shades of Grey" star and Rhys will star alongside Ann Skelly in the three-part drama, which is set in 1885 and takes place over a 24-hour period

"The Americans" star Rhys will play the stepfather of Skelly's Beth Winters, while Dornan will portray her lover

Production on the series will begin this summer in Northern Ireland, according to Deadline

"Death and Nightingales" will serve as a reunion for Dornan and writer Allan Cubitt, who worked together on TV drama "The Fall"

"I'm thrilled to be reunited with Allan and his brilliant scripts to play such an intriguing character like Liam Ward and to return to Northern Ireland

" Dornan says.

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✅ Emilia Clarke Says 'Game of Thrones' Finale 'Messed Me Up' - Duration: 2:46.

Since mobile phones were banned from the set of the HBO drama, the Khaleesi depicter wrote a daily journal to remember the final season

May 28, 2018 AceShowbiz - Emilia Clarke's final scenes on Game of Thrones really messed her up

The actress, who plays Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen on the HBO show, has already shot her character's final moments, which will be screened late next year (19), and she tells Vanity Fair that filming has had a long-term effect on her

"It f**ked me up," Emilia says. "Knowing that is going to be a lasting flavour in someone's mouth of what Daenerys is

I'm doing all this weird s**t. You'll know what I mean when you see it." Mobile phones were banned from the set of the fantasy drama, so Emilia took to writing a daily journal to remember the final season, and asked set photographer Helen Sloan to snap the occasional behind-the-scenes photo for her

The 31-year-old has left the realms of the Seven Kingdoms and is currently starring in Solo: A Star Wars Story, alongside Alden Ehrenreich and Donald Glover

And she has ambitious plans to write and produce her own material in an effort to create new opportunities for other women in the industry

However, she is worried people won't be able separate her from Daenerys Targaryen: 'It becomes harder to separate you from the role when you've been with it so long,' she admits

Emilia had to ask Game of Thrones bosses David Benioff and D.B. Weiss for permission to delay filming the final season of the show so she could film Solo, and her request was granted almost immediately

"Solo felt like a great fit that would let her show off her versatility,' Weiss and Benioff explained

'Also, we figured she'd probably get to shoot a ray gun. Ray guns are something we just can't offer, unfortunately

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