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The Dan Bongino Show
The Media Is Pissed at Joe Biden for Two Reasons
"Has brutally backfired the media is pissed for two reasons they are confused about what's really out there because deep staters have been telling you that hunter biden's in trouble but it's really not a big deal and doesn't involve the dad and these dumb ass media people who are really eager to believe anything good about writing bag of oatmeal we're like okay and now all this stuff is coming out about iris whistleblowers audio tapes 1023s confidential human sources and they're confused and they're annoyed that biden who has the tactical political sense of an idiot i mean he goes in front of a group of black people gonna put you back in change he gives an interview elbaba is the first black guy who who showers and is clean or whatever and you're like this guy ran for president i was raised in the porta rica community uh in the black community although i was expelled after i beat up corn pop i finished in the top of third my class i was the outstanding student i was a trucker i was a letterman football player in college my grandpa was the quarterback of the san francisco 49ers i went to the black church the jewish synagogue uh i plagiarized the speech by neil kennig saying i was the first guy to go to college amtrak from uh angelo from amtrak said it was a million mile guy even though angelo was dead when he told the story i got arrested going to see nelson mandela the guys full of crap they were willing tolerate to all of it because they thought he could be trump again now they realize there's a problem they realize they're taking on water this is like folks this is a sinking ship no pun an absolute sinking ship taking on water and the media can only bucket out so much water now they're realizing the buckets
The Dan Bongino Show
Will The Radical Left's Rage Keep Our Country in Fluctuation?
"And this is what I said to my wife to get back to the story. Folks, my fear, and I mean this candidly and sincerely, office. My fear here is the radical left is engendering and bringing about so rage much and anger, sexual indoctrination of kids, getting people fired, getting people thrown off the internet, humiliating them in public, throwing Trump supporters in jail, celebrating gulags. My fear is that they're so much anger that we're never going to be able to get back to a midpoint of sanity, that it's going to be just this fluctuation between craziness. My fear is that we get back into power and start to win, all and of a sudden it engenders a counter on the other side, and then the cycle starts all over again. This is why I warned you while this is the course of human history, that this is going to happen. You know, it reminds me of the story of, you know, Mandela, who could have responded against his captors in pretty brutal fashion, and chose now, regardless of what you think of Mandela and his many faults, that country wouldn't have survived. It's got problems now, it will have problems. Just said, every country's gonna have problems. But the problem I have with the modern left and the medias are pushing people, and pushing and pushing, that they're going to engender an equal and opposite reaction on the other side.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Jack Posobiec Unpacks South Africa's Latest Economic Disaster
"What we've been doing, Charlie, for a long time now, is promoting political agendas ahead of merit head of skill ahead of quality. And we are getting to the point now where because we've been introducing work quotas and we've been introducing these new ideas. We have a transportation secretary who was given his job because of his sex life, who has no qualifications whatsoever for that position. We're now in a position in our country where everything seems like it's just falling apart. All of the systems, the routine maintenance, the trains can't seem to be running properly. And you talk to the left and they'll say, oh, this is because of greed. This is because of capitalism. What's the capitalism? Where's the profit incentive for everything falling apart? No, that doesn't explain it. And so the reason that I brought up South Africa is because if you've just seen a couple of days ago, South Africa's president just announced that they are an energy crisis, their entire energy grid is failing. They are invoking the disaster law now because they're introducing power shortages. They have to do this so they can have any power at all whatsoever. They've also got water issues at the same time. They're having water supply issues. I mean, they're right on the coast. They have plenty of rivers, but at the same time, they can't get water to the people. And so this footage that we're all looking at comes to us by way of Joel Pollock from breitbart. And I just have to say, congratulations at South Africa. You are the first country to achieve total equity, full equality, full inclusion in your workforce, the level of equity and equality is off the charts because everyone is suffering equally. That's the only way and the only outcome that will ever come from forcing equality on an entire country or an entire group of people because human beings are inherently inequal. That's just how it is. We all have different talents. And so what you're seeing there, that those are images of the central mall in Cape Town, South Africa, from just a couple of days ago, that's completely blacked out. And you're seeing this across the country, hospitals are having power issues, kids have to read by candlelight or you're seeing images of kids that, you know, like the strobe light attached to their head kind of stuff, the flashlight, and it's horrifying. It's terrible. And you go back to 1998. And Nelson Mandela, his government, and you can pull this up on the old CNN website. The news CNN, you can never find it. But it says racial quota plan to become law. They called it employment equity, Charlie. Have you heard that phrase before? I know that I have because the parliamentary move would give quote preferences to people on the basis of race and ultimately require racial quotas said anitha Jeffrey of the South African institute of race relations. To push this transition into the quote white dominated ranks and make up for the wrongs of apartheid, Mandela's government backs a plan in which black South Africa. I'm just reading from CNN dot com, by the way. Government would back a plan in which black South Africans quote would need to constitute 69% of the workforce at all levels from the top down
The Dan Bongino Show
Even Google Says 2021 to 2022 Real Wages Are Down
"So real wages are up You heard him say it Here I tip Rush Limbaugh paper flip here If you want to watch and see the actual screenshot you can go to my podcast today on rumble So this morning real wages are not up folks Real wages are down Yeah but Danny said they're up Yeah he's a liar I went to my phone and I used Google as a search engine Why would I do that Because I don't want to be accused of going to right wing or wherever you characterize others like brave or whatever I went to Google which is a left wing lunatic search engine And I just put in here If you watch it on Fox nation you can see it at home Here's the screenshot here This is a screenshot of my actual phone Google I sent it over to Jimmy print it out I just put in real wages down And what's the first thing that came up From September 2021 the September of 2022 real average hourly earnings decreased 2.5% seasonally adjusted Wait but Biden just told you real wages are up Folks Joe Biden told you he graduated top of his class he had 3° Joe Biden told you corn pop tried to assault him with a razor and he hit him with a chain Joe Biden told you he was arrested going to see Mandela Joe Biden told you he was raised in the Puerto Rican community
Bloomberg Radio New York
"mandela" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is Mandela Barnes? He's a defund the police Democrat. In defunding the police has to happen, watching the news, you wonder, has the rest of the country lost its mind? John fetterman's trying to get as many criminals out of prison as he can, far left John fetterman, dangerously liberal on crime. Is crime trumping? The economy now? I don't think it's trumping the economy because of what's happening. And I think Democrats had a very terrible week last week when you think about the inflation numbers and the previous weekend now the stock market being at the low point of 2022. So I think this is an economic election. But crime as an issue has risen and it's risen for very legitimate reasons, which is that crime is up in a lot of cities and people are concerned about it. So it is popular for Republicans to talk about because people are looking for solutions. And that's why the ads reflect it. Jen, I want to play you, though, an interesting ad that ties abortion rights and crime. It's an Arizona. Take a watch. She wouldn't force pregnancy on victims of rape and incest. Enforcing that law now makes cops responsible for going after doctors and nurses and medical teams who can be arrested and charged criminally. But it's a waste of resources. Precious resources that we need every day to keep our community safe. I'm not sure how this is either really effective or you're trying to get the voter to take two issues and time together to try too hard. I don't know, but an interesting response. Yeah, look, I think that Democrats, if the election is about who is the most extreme, as we saw, Kevin McCarthy touch on there with Marjorie Taylor Greene, I'll say her name, sitting over his left side, then they're going to win. If it is a referendum on the president, they will lose. And they know that. They also know that crime is a huge vulnerability for Democrats. I would say one of the biggest vulnerabilities. And if you look at Pennsylvania, for example, what's been interesting to me is it's always you follow the money and where people spending money. And in Pennsylvania, the Republicans have been spending millions of dollars on the air on crime ads against veteran because that's where they see his vulnerability. So yes, the economy is hanging over everything. But you do have to look at state by state factors and crime is a huge issue for the Pennsylvania race. Are you concerned about democratic big money? We did an analysis that showed basically because Mike Bloomberg and Tom steyer don't want to be president. You're missing about $50 million in big super PAC money. That's a big gap. It's true. What I will say, that's a good news for the long term is that where they're spending money is on state and local races. Something that Democrats and big money Democrats have not done for a long time. The disadvantage that one's super PACS, Republicans have, even though they're a lot more money there, is that the costs are higher. And there's only limited ad space available. And by law, campaigns get preference over super PACS for ad time. You want to restore it real quick. Look, I think with respect to money, in Democrats have the advantage, not Republicans, and it's because of the small dollar donors. And it's for the reasons that Jen just outlined. And so, you know, this kind of hysteria that we've seen in the press that last couple of weeks is really a democratic cry for these big donors to step up, but they're not at a disadvantage. Fair, we agree. How about that? All right. We will, that's a great way to end this panel segment. When we come back, I'm going to show you a new way to look at the immigration
Mark Levin
Biden Is the Ultimate Liar
"Just remember Biden said that he would destroy the virus He's a liar Biden said the border wasn't open He's a liar Biden said he wouldn't leave citizens back in Afghanistan He's a liar Biden said the Afghanistan government wouldn't fall even though he knew it would because their leader said it would he's a liar Biden lies all the time He said that Trump was responsible for every death that occurred in COVID He's a liar He said that he was arrested Marching for a Mandela in South Africa is a liar He said he was arrested during the civil rights movement in the south I forget it was Alabama Mississippi He's a liar It never happened
Mark Levin
The Irony of Rep. Jim Jordan's Doctored Texts by a Committee He Was Denied Entry
"You know we were talking about how they changed Jim Jordan's statements as tax created them out of thin air I am remembering when Nancy Pelosi pulled the unprecedented move of denying the Republicans the ability to see Jim Jordan on the very committee that wound up falsifying his statements That's right This was something that was in the works for a long time This wasn't a spur of the moment oopsie thing They had to keep him off of there in order for them to present this report to MSNBC and whoever else to say look at all these terrible things to the whole country They did it at the committee They did it in the committee and they had to keep him off of there They had to get Liz Cheney in there They had to end mister medved called them squishy rhinos I think he was being very polite Mandel mister mandel Mister Mandela we have unicorn flaws that are not standing up for Republican for constitutional Republicans like Jim Jordan and I think that's should be a wake-up call to the rest of the country that we need to be all right
Made of Mettle
"mandela" Discussed on Made of Mettle
"On his life while he was in prison but were never successful yes. They actually tried to assassinate him while he was already imprisoned. Also another great fact about nelson's incarceration despite the fact that he was being mistreated beyond belief as a political prisoner and as a black person nelson was able to earn his law degree through the university of london while he was incarcerated nelson's case began to garner international attention and support as people became aware of his fight for the people after being falsely imprisoned for more than twenty years eventually nelson and his fellow members began to have talks with the south african government in order to coordinate their release on the wave of all the support that he'd gained over time this was also a pain staking process but didn't have any true traction until a new president was elected president frederik willem de klerk was elected in south africa. And one of the first things he did was coordinate for. Nelson's release under all the terms. He's been fighting for. Since the beginning the first thing nelson did upon his release was urged those involved in the movement to continue the pressure until the government reformed for the better in particular when the south african black population were given the right to vote. Nelson was also elected the president of the anc in nineteen ninety one and just three years later. Nelson was awarded the nobel peace prize for his anti apartheid. Work in peace talks with president declerk nelson worked with the president to organize the first open election that included black and white candidates amongst the intense chaos and demonstrations happening across the country during the country's reformation period thankfully due to the dutiful and steady negotiation work a level headed and intelligent approach to speaking with the public during this process as well as managing the balance of being a leader nelson was able to secure the first true democratic election in south africa on april twenty seventh nineteen ninety four to no one's surprise nelson mandela was elected as the first black president of south africa. This was an incredible feat. Especially after being imprisoned for more than twenty years not to mention he was seventy seven years. Old nelson would begin the hard in long road of uniting a country that been historically tense and divided supporting his people through a economic collapse as well as securing the rights to vote and a centralized democratic government after serving his term as president nelson retired from politics but not from his humanitarian work. He continued to advocate for causes such as education and health care for his people especially those in the more rural areas of the country while continuing to act as a counselor in certain areas as well nelson was even an advisor in mediator during a civil war in a neighboring country in two thousand seven with his wife. Nelson co founded an organization called the elders. The elders were comprised of political social and economic powerhouses in players. Who all wanted to come together to share their knowledge. The goal of the elders was to work and correct global issues using the combined. Intelligence and experience of those within the group nelson worked tirelessly to secure the freedoms of not just his people but all people all the way up until his passing as nelson aged. He began to experience health issues and would often have to be hospitalized. For long periods of time sadly nelson mandela passed away on december fifth. Twenty thirteen in his home in johannesburg. The very place. He had been imprisoned so many years ago i honestly cannot fully encompass or quantify the impact. This person has had on his country and the globe. Nelson mandela was a person who had a vision not just for a better future for himself but for those around him his commitment to securing freedom up against an unrelenting force with unlimited power like he was going against the actual government who can pretty much do whatever they want to continue in the face of such a opponent that takes a level determination that is almost supernatural and then to be incarcerated falsely and succumb out into still maintain your core self. How does one face. Their ultimate enemy be taken in falsely imprisoned for decades and not lose hope nelson do not allow his current circumstances to penetrate his psyche. He was not afraid of the consequences of his actions. Even if those consequences led to the loss of his own freedoms the emotional fortitude the vision for the future the ability to connect with those in high political positions as well as the everyday people who are working on the farms and in the city's nelson could connect with them all to say he was a leader in my opinion is not adequate. Nelson wasn't a leader. He was change in a single person. He was changed. Personified and unstoppable force. Who didn't need to use force at all and here. I had to use this quote at the end because honestly this is a quote that just makes me want to go out there in. Fight the power. You know what i mean like. I is truly motivating to hear that people continue on no matter what and they continue on in the face of certain death and they know it and this is also important because nelson acknowledged that civil issues. Were just as pressing with native south africans as they were with those who were involved in colonialism which i also thought was so important so during my lifetime i have dedicated myself to the struggle of the african people. I have fought against white domination. And i have fought against black domination. I have cherished the ideal of democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal which i hope to live for into achieve but if needs be it is an ideal.
Made of Mettle
"mandela" Discussed on Made of Mettle
"Love. A unique name in this was a doozy. I so loved learning it. I just love people that have unique names. Nelson mandela was born. July eighteenth nineteen eighteen in a tiny village. In south africa. Nelson mandela's birth name was not nelson. It was holy la mandela. I thought this was pure perfection that holy claw roughly translates to someone who creates mischief or trouble. Like how cool is that. Your name literally means troublemaker. It's like hey trouble literally a holy law. I'm so jealous. Like i love that. I think that is so amazing. And if i butchered that pronunciation too terribly you have my full permission to absolutely destroyed me in the online forums. But no that i try. Okay give me my credit i tried. But nelson's father was a chief who provided guidance to the tribal leadership and his mother was a stay at home mom who helped to raise the children and maintain the household so nelson had a large family with more than ten siblings who all lived relatively close by. Nelson's father held a position of respect within the tribe which afforded their family wealth instability within the village unfortunately after a disagreement with a tribal official nelson's father was stripped of his position and the family suffered major financial losses. They were forced to flee to a village which allowed them anonymity and the opportunity to start over. The village was located in the rural grasslands. Much more remote in agriculturally focused nelson learned to adapt to living a country lifestyle spending most of his time outdoors playing with the other boys in his village. Another really cool. Tidbit is that nelson was the first of his family to receive formal schooling. Now i don't know if you guys noticed in my previous episodes. I always clarify by saying formal schooling to essentially differentiate between other methods of learning. I'm a firm believer that there are other avenues for gaining knowledge. Other than going to an institution so it's important to acknowledge those as well but it was at this early juncture in. Nelson's life that he would. I be exposed to the consequences of colonialism in his country. When the south african children would attend school they would often be given christian names to replace their birth names. This is where holy law i became nelson as the name was given to him by his teacher. In one thousand nine hundred thirty after his father passed away. Unexpectedly nelson was adopted by an old family. Friend this family friend was a chief and nelson was again. Returned to the more refined lifestyle. He'd become accustomed to as the son of a tribal counselor. Nelson was able to reap the benefits of having access and status continuing his schooling along with the chiefs. Other two children. The children learned about many subjects but nelson was naturally curious about african history. Nelson was also exposed to different cultures and tribes. While he was living with his adopted family. The tribesmen would educate nelson on their history. And how they were. Once they connected people before the perils of colonialism when nelson was in his teen years he participated in a traditional male rite of passage with other boys in his village during the ceremony. Nelson was disheartened by speech. Given by one of the chiefs native south africans had been suffering tremendously at the hands of colonialism and the chiefs spoke on just how bad the circumstances were for the men. It was at this event that nelson fully committed to the goal of uniting south africa while living with his adopted family nelson was trained in the same position as his father preparing to act as an advisor to the tribal leadership after coming of age nelson attended college at the university of fort. Hare a prestigious university that was known for accepting only the greatest of mines while not university nelson engaged in his first act of political resistance by aligning with a student body who demanded change while serving on the student council. He was ultimately kicked out of school due to his actions in sent back home. When the chief heard about nelson's actions in expulsion from school he moved quickly to demand nelson return to school and adhered to a plan for an upcoming arranged marriage. After hearing the chiefs plans for his future nelson ran away from home to the city of johannesburg in order to strike out on his own. While in johannesburg he enrolled in law school and became a lawyer beginning a lengthy career in criminal justice now before we discussed the latter part of. Nelson's life. I wanted to give a formal definition of apartheid and this was taken from wikipedia. Apartheid was a system of institutionalized racial segregation that existed in south africa in south west africa from nineteen forty eight until the early nineteen nineties. It was at this point in. Nelson's life that his goal of fighting for the freedom of his fellow south africans became a reality around. Nineteen forty two nelson would join. An anti-apartheid group called the african national congress and along with other young and like minded individuals formed the african national congress lee youth league these groups work to create a movement that would inspire south africans to fight for their independence using modern strategies and more direct action as opposed to the usual peace talks that had been in progress so far nelson dedicated more than twenty years of his life to working on fighting. The south african government with violent means starting his own law firm with a friend from law. School this was the first black law firm in south africa in specifically worked on counseling and representing the native south african people during this time nelson was organizing nonviolent campaigns to gain the attention of the south african government bringing awareness to the plight of his neighbors and working to dismantle. The racist discrimination in place nelson wasn't just in the office coordinating change. He was also boots on the ground on the front lines. Pushing the agenda of freedom for all in response the government would employ intimidation tactics such as false arrest and imprisonment for any activists that were caught. Luckily nelson was initially able to escape imprisonment until the fateful day in one thousand nine hundred sixty one although he was arrested more than once by this time over the years nelson was able to establish himself in the anti apartheid community as a leader in a such was able to mobilise. His own group called m. k. The south african people had become disillusioned and lost faith in the government to fairly remove. The apartheid with the government always pushing back any attempts to peacefully move forward.
Gamer Talk Podcast
"mandela" Discussed on Gamer Talk Podcast
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Gamer Talk Podcast
"mandela" Discussed on Gamer Talk Podcast
"Disneyworld is the plant is it is nearly sleeping. Beauty's castle disneyland in orlando okay. So a lot of people. Think that the cinderella's castle is right at the entrance of disney world. It is not okay. I remember this one. Yeah yeah you have to go through the into disneyworld and then go through like main street. And then there's the big hub in the middle right and then the different lands. And that's where cinderella's castle people people believe the cat on the front entrance is what there's right. Yes so no house. no. I thought you meant which location. Yeah no it's not at the front entrance. But that's a good question of which ones and disneyworld and one of them center rows castle and the other one is slightly obsolete single sleeping. Beauty's castle so cinderella's castle in disneyland sleeping beauty's cadillac world other. Yeah isn't it. Flipped that cinderella's disneyworld okay. Because i remember sleeping land when you open that castle. Remember that drive so for like two minutes and then you never showed up for sure. Because i'm reading article. Here that says. Cinderella cinderella's castle in disneyland. I don't know maybe this articles robin wrong anyway. It doesn't matter the point. The point of that one was people think it's up to front. It's not it's pretty. It's in the middle of kinda. Yeah right fruit loops. how's it spelled. Is it spelled fruit or ot yet. It's spelled ot but a lot of people then gets f- are you it like fruit but okay. I'm wrong cinderella's castle disneyworld sleeping beauty's is at disneyland so this articles fucked anyway Abe rhoda yeah. Everybody says he died a long time ago but he didn't do that. Sally fields oscar acceptance speech. You like me you really like me But that's not what she said. That was the mask..
The Mental Mastery Alliance
"mandela" Discussed on The Mental Mastery Alliance
"You still work began working for your family. What i'm saying. Yeah i i. Don't subscribe to the whole go to work and earn a paycheck business. I mean i'm i. My life have been at war with with all of those people just because i can You know i i. I saw through a lot of stuff at a very young age. And i took certain steps and and you know the world right now is built on the simple fact that you've been manipulated. Stay one with regards to everything you've ever taken and seen think about everything that you are afraid of right now ladies and gentlemen it all came from the television so the television and of itself was invented to give you an idea to tell a vision and that vision is fear scarcity is wars is aggression. So we're we're going to tie it up a little bit here because we we've run long. But i wanna know you know. Is it possible so now that we've had this conversation. We've had this debate now that we've talked about all kinds of stuff. Is it possible that maybe you're wrong about going out of your way. To debunk mandela fact. Could it be wise to take the best parts of it. Which is why you had mentioned before where it leads. It's a gateway conspiracy as it were. I mean is it. Is it such a big deal that you like to you. Is it such a big deal that you think that it it. It can't be. It can't be utilized for a positive light and the fact again br which brings us back to existing the fact that it exists. Don't you think that that in of itself means we've got something more important something bigger that we can all work together on no And the reason why is two reasons..
The Mental Mastery Alliance
"mandela" Discussed on The Mental Mastery Alliance
"No sheets were lions reside sheep. Herders have wolf. Dogs are sheepdogs to protect the or sheets from wolves and cap is a major predator being preyed on by the predator of the lion and the lioness and the dead sea scrolls show will shovel the lap. So do the big circuit and many other famous paintings. So the lion the christian song interesting so i mean yeah i would again i would. I would have to touch base with that. I mean and that's not you know. Not even necessarily you know where. I would want to go with that. I mean i was never really into the in into the the bible as it were but i found that fascinating i. I love the team. I loved the change the bible. That's pretty well. Okay so i mean my my my queries with with mandela mandela effect. Because the mandel effect was basically you know one of the most recent ones that i looked into and yeah i wondered you know why is it. Called mandela wise it. Why why why is it. So recent You know the fact that it exists is an interesting conundrum exists for reason. I don't know why i'm you know. I'm fascinated again with you. Know with the people that push it and the and again guys like you. Debunk it And and the time that you take to do these things. Like i don't have my journey didn't bring me down that road. Obviously i'm interested in asking questions. I'm interested in a lot of stuff and to any of our listeners. Sunny the new listeners that have heard us both glaze over flatter f- Like as if it's just pretty standard for the course i i don't believe in flatter A used to ask me in the bladder not this show but having out in the future. That would great. What's my passion. I'm going to ask you some questions about it..
The Impact of Leadership
"mandela" Discussed on The Impact of Leadership
"No one drifts into excellence. I'm your host. Steve sheer and today's episode is showcasing. What many believe to be impossible. Effective leadership in politics. Lieutenant governor mandela barnes. Is my guest today. And the current lieutenant governor for the great state of wisconsin. I'm so excited for you to hear this conversation but a word of advice before we jump in. Now you're going to need to do some work. Set your political alignment aside for forty three minutes or so. It's not easy for some of us. Here's a practical tip. If you find yourself saying yeah but don't finish that sense now. If you're willing to do that and listen with focus. I promise you'll not only respect the man you'll also gain several practical pieces of application by the end of this episode. And i'm betting that you'll agree with the tiny difference that i lay out in the altro. Okay so what does a lieutenant governor. Do very glad you asked so. Let's jump into. Lieutenant governor barnes reading down what his role in office entails is one of those sort of in some ways obscure roles where last not the position that always in the public is not what people immediately think about when they associate different issues of were different areas of concern higher to the pandemic being in office. Lieutenant governor was inexperienced. Like i never had for now when we're campaign and we had a chance to get all across state and talk to so many people and it felt like we were just always in overdrive and after we took off his. We took over tribe further. It was it was amazing. The things that we've been able to do places you've been able to visit in the we've been able to have conversations with and so i am very proud honor to serve in this role. Being lieutenant. governor has been an incredibly unique opportunity out served in the legislature a previously. But i ran for lieutenant governor because i felt that there was a need for us to expand opportunity across the state of wisconsin and we needed to lead on really critical issues. I think about model personal experiences. And i think about the experience of people that are close to me. The help inform my decision making but things changed around this time last year. Things change drastically went from a taken a hands on approach to governing to take a very virtual approach to because things still. We're going to be able to adapt dangerous circumstances if you could help us with a few foundational things because he touched on a little bit with with the position that you're in and and i think that average day what that looks like might help paint a picture for people. So what does the average day look like You can go pre our current situation you know pre covid or whatever What does it look like for the lieutenant governor and ultimately what are some of the goals of the position. Yeah thanks for that. If i were to hang a picture it will be an abstract painting first of all. That sounds good. That's fair that's fair. But like i said before. We took a very hands on approach. Showing up places. Much speed is much able to Prior to the pandemic in the role of lieutenant governor. I liken it to the role of vice president to the president very similar in motion. You serve as spokesperson at times of or the administration. Basically they're just to assist the governor. In what your roles and responsibilities into becoming a depend on your relationship with the governor. And i'm fortunate to have a very solid personal and professional relationship with governor. We know each other off prior to us become a running mates in. I'll say here. There's a different way that lieutenant are elected across the country Wisconsin we don't wanna six as that system so you'll have about half the space you automatically are. Older ticket are right. Away governor or the candidate for governor will pay their running mate right out of the gate in some states though. Governor lieutenant governor running completely independent of each other and you essentially have scenarios where heavy immigrant serving as governor and they were looking in wisconsin. You run completely independently independent of each other in the primary on the general. You are a ticket. You can't have one without the other in so think about the responsibilities of that brings because it is a different way to have completely different personalities. Serving together complement each other. I think we both bring different experiences in life. We share values in that helps us in. The governor came to me ask. What issues were important. I'm want to work on as lieutenant governor as opposed to issuing some sort of eat it saying this is what you must focal and i chose issues at center around equity and sustainability in the able to service chair. The governor's task force on climate change. while sitting. on a number of other councils in task forces the criminal justice coordinating council the missing in murdered indigenous women task force the health equity council in the an inequity council that was established as well in with envious. It is no average day home every day was completely different especially in our first time. I told people was almost like getting to go on a field trip every week. Because we are so many different places. We hit all seventy two counties in our first year which was very important to us than six counties every month on average in. We did that intentionally. Because we want to be seventy two county administration. We do not want to leave people behind. Everyone feel like they are represented by this administration so every day's different Now days are still different. But i'm usually sitting in the same exact place all day. What about after work is there in after work for you will. Not as much now. That's must've after work for anybody. He's yeah the last year So.
The Nocturnists
A Conversation With Dr. Abdul-Ghaaliq Lalkhen on the Anatomy of Pain
"I am sitting. Here with dr abdul lukin adult. Thank you so much for coming onto the nocturne to talk about your book. Thank you very much for having ma'am late zip pitching to be here this afternoon. I loved this book. Thank you for writing it. I think it's going to be such a rich conversation. Tell us a little bit about your path to anesthesiology pain. Medicine are grew up Surrounded by doctors and my dad's gp He stays a midwife. He's old assist as a gp. Her children all doctors. And then we have a solid justin psychiatrist in the family. So i followed in the family tradition and i'm into medical school most fun course. I did at medical. School was the first six months where you could choose to do. Something in the humanities. And i did a six month. Colson comparative religion. And i have to say that that was probably the best most challenging aspect of going to medical school. But i think what i liked the most is that you could just help people at very basic level and when i finished medical school it was quite turbulent time in south africa which is where i'm from originally so we were transitioning from the apartheid government. President mandela just been freed to this was the early ninety s There was a real effort to change the way that had been done from the past. Where really if you had a particular color skin. Then you were given the jobs in the hospitals in the city where you up that was near the beach in a few whatever slightly different color dhaka shea. You got into other places
The Mental Mastery Alliance
"mandela" Discussed on The Mental Mastery Alliance
"I'm wrong. It is the wolf and the lamb. It's the there is there is mention of the line. But the comparison is and it's come back again wins. This fucking thing is crazy. It's it's tearing apart tearing apart families families in the church were we're all destroyed but okay so so that that's what the mandel effect is you you remember. I remember it man. The whole world remembers line the lamb but it is the wolf and that's a new change and again the two or more convenience changed as well to something else if two or three are gathered. Then i'll be there with them now but it was two or more. Yeah exactly what it was now. It says two or three two or three. What about the fourth person fucked a family at kobe. Dinner if you're a family of six one of you waits in the car. You're you're you're family sticks this going to be awkward. Can the little one zone table. There we go but it and so the mandela factors. Really fun to it it it does it does its thing but that is you know that's the truth. That's a reality. And that was what the mandela was was was the statue of liberty and liberty under town and to this day. I don't give a shit i can't remember. I just know that it was changed. So buddy who ran his mouth before. If you're listening again suck it. It's man it's fun being an individual. Who has these conversations have just openly talked about whatever they want you see you see anyone decide that they wanna fight you and you know after the after the first ones and it's funny too because the podcast and the instagram are two very we are tied. We are the same person. But you wouldn't know it you wouldn't know but that's the thing people if if people you're wrong they are more than happy just to blast you say that you need to know that you're wrong and i'm right and i think that's the craziness this this. This last year is just rant that up and made people even more angry. That if angry things differently than i just i'm gonna rip you down and i think i think if we can figure that one out that just allow people to think and ask questions and and be upset with you but not not having to destroy them. Cancel them to shut their voice down. I i think. I think we're we've done a lot of damage to each other into our society in this past year. Just just by permitting at not only permission by actually applauding. I'm going. I'm glad we're destroying people's lives in and shutting down because they deserve it and they have to pay for what the fuck is wrong with people. It's ridiculous yeah if you've got an issue with somebody like you know. Move your car off my foot police. It's awkward. But i'm gonna. I'm gonna set your whole house on fire if you don't move your car with my foot like it's the most ridiculous thing i mean..
Leadership Lifestyle Podcast
Thought of the Day: Leaders Should Always Speak Last
"Leaders should always speak last welcome. Today's leadership thought of the day brought to you by leadership lifestyle. Podcast leaders should always speak last. This is something that the great nelson mandela talked about. When he was actually talking about his father who was a tribal leader in one of his principles. His father's principles is when they would have a meeting. He would just sit in silence and let everybody speak first so he could get everybody's perspective on different things and really focus on listening where people are coming from before he would interject and when that conversation came out other people have ideas from other people and better things. It'd be discussed because they weren't they when the leader speaks i. Everybody wants to mimic of leader said it. Maybe i should say it instead. Listen to your team. Then you want to interject when you have all the information. Ask some great questions. So today's leadership thought of the day brought to better leadership lifestyle. Podcast grow yourself just a little bit
ESPN FC
Dembele Rescues Barcelona
"What a huge wayne football celona round led by one dollars two. Now it moot like this is going to be two points. Trump verona coon site but ballet's ninetieth minute go his boss all three points. Let's just remind you how things stood back. In matchday twenty one athletes were absolutely cruising no problem whatsoever eleven points player of barcelona and real madrid. Let's fast forward now showy to now twenty nine gains played just three points rate up to how gap has been close faster just one point behind it really is quite extraordinary julianne. I'm the wrong is with us as well to reflect on the title race which is now very much on in spain. Joel's massively and how things have changed if you look at the first fourteen games for boston. I six wins four draws and four defeats if you look at the fifteen. After he's fourteen wins and one draw. They've been exceptionally in two thousand and twenty one and even tonight where if the game after the international break. Everybody's tired matiz no on on. This is the first time in twenty two and one way doesn't score find a way to change formation three times and they find where we've who's mandela who's been fantastic as well apart from the first half of the party against peers should have been so clerked for this team so good for them and for him to get the winner as i think he's summarize really want to half of the season that we've seen for so far
Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks
"mandela" Discussed on Higher Journeys with Alexis Brooks
"I've got a really fun one that we can try together so okay. That sounds land. So we're going to do that anything else you want to say we. We know where to find cynthia. We we can find cynthia of just about anywhere these days. You can just about like that. Reality shifter's dot com. You're tell us very briefly about the international mandela effect. Conference you are the president is on the. It's it's it's now a five. Oh you five. A one. C three nonprofit organization We'll get back to doing conferences again. Obviously were a bit of a hate us here. But in the meantime we've started up. We started. I'm back and it's fabulous as you saw the first series one episode. One the golden timeline. And it's an opportunity for us to highlight some of the mandate animals of the week or the month. What have you the ones that we featured which are like that rainbow squirrel. The giant rain was gro. If i can grab a couple and put them up on the show So we can see her. I want people to go over. Watch able support. I mac and yes you you say cynthia that there's literally now mandela effect community. That's that's emerging. This is a big deal. So it's a huge deal it's gonna keep growing. This is not going away anytime soon. And we've got a mailing list through. I'm echo dot world. We've got our youtube channel international mandela fat conference and if you sign up on the newsletter then we'll keep you posted when each of our new episodes comes live and you can also subscribe on the youtube channel. Okay we're gonna have more information about amac on higher journeys com. Y'all so be sure to check in. Juneau cynthia's one of our senior contributors. We got a tabby for a new article cindy to put on higher journeys. I know you've got so much going on but everything that you write met you explorer. It's always a treat. So that's great. Speaking of i loved the segue from one to another speaking of articles on hired dot com and speaking of This shift as in reality shifts. We have a wonderful contributor named stephanie. Gray who recently joined the team over at higher journeys as a contributor and she just published a great article having to do with the great shift and how to cope with it and resources that.
Morning Edition
'Coming 2 America' Goes Heavy On Nostalgia
"Too heavily on nostalgia. Unless you're a huge fan of Eddie Murphy's classic 1988 film coming to America, and lots of people are there's not going to be a lot for you, and it's less than inspired sequel Coming to America. We celebrated her 30 years absolute and prosperity. 30 Years of service. Well, great nation on 30 Years off Delicious fast food. The new film begins with Murphy's Prince Akeem Joe Fair, opening a fast food restaurant called McDowell's in the African Country of Amanda Devote ease of the first movie. No. This chain is owned by Akin's American father in law, played by John Amos, who denies his business is in any way a rip off of another well known burger joint. They've got egg mcmuffins way that a mixed up in this way are also celebrating my new beyond big mix burger, So there's no meat. There's no meat. Maybe we're getting much better with Pepsi Call Max here are subtle as a sledgehammer. This scene mostly gives us an excuse to see Amos and Louie Anderson, who also appeared in the first film, The Story of the original movie was a black centered fairytale. Murphy's a keen came to America, Queens, New York, of course, tow avoid an arranged marriage and find true love in the new movie. After the death of his father, King Akeem discovered he fathered a son unknowingly in America. Teams return to Queens brings one of the Sequels funniest moments when he revisits a local barber shop where movie magic allows Murphy and costar Arsenio Hall to play multiple parts. Just like in the first film can't be both famine and blood. Damn, Nelson Mandela and Winnie just discovered that I may have a bastard son here in this land conceived during my last visit. How much data supports you getting from the King pays no child support. No time for 30 years and you came back. You're the damn it. Comic Jermaine Fowler plays the sun. Lovell Johnson, who brings King a came home to meet his mother marry played by Saturday night Live alum Leslie Jones. My African I told you he was gonna come back. So you know this man. I definitely know this man. I know this man all the way live much as I love Leslie Jones, she and levels. Other American relatives, including Tracy Morgan, as his uncle Come off is uncomfortable stereotypes as King Akeem introduces his son to the moonda and pressures him into an arranged marriage. Comedy gets clunkier and more predictable, like a Mel Brooks style parody of the Black Panther of The Lion King and the first coming to America. Ultimately, this coming to America is mostly an excuse to bask in the glow of characters who's shown so much brighter and distinctively. 33 years ago. I'm Eric Deggans. The Los Angeles Philharmonic is launching a new season of streaming concerts today called
BBC World Service
Myanmar Erupts in Protests After Military Coup
"Seeing members of the civilian government arrested on military vehicles back on the move has sent a shudder of apprehension across Myanmar people. The BBC has contacted their have spoken of their fear about what comes next. The military coup has taken the outside world by surprise, too. The United States government has announced it will rethink its decision on sanctions, which were lifted in light of the moves towards democracy since 2010 at night people in towns and cities in Myanmar bang pots and pans in protest of the military takeover. Jonathan head. Military coups. Real hunters taking over with uniforms, lots of braid and tanks on the streets. It becomes such an aberration that when they do happen, there is always an element of disbelief. It's as though a part of our breakneck technology driven world is suddenly catapulted back Toe a bad movie from the 19 seventies. One that took place in Mama on Monday was especially baffling as it was carried out by an army which had designed the Democratic system it over through and it kept so much political power under it. Coup seemed unnecessary. And it deposed, uncensored uchi, a leader once idolized as a fearless champion of freedom but who in defending the military against charges of genocide was then denounced as a fallen angel. Gamma is a fearfully complicated country with a history, which has bean traumatic even by Southeast Asia's turbulence standards. Get the rest of the world has bean unable to see it this way because of the overpowering draw of a woman veiled in a mythical aura, combining fragile femininity with steely resolve magnetic charm. With imperious detachment. She was the stuff of fairy tales, holding out a loan against an antediluvian and brutal military and eventually cajoling them into giving the Burmese people free elections. And in huge numbers, they chose her. That narrative, though, has been hard to square with the woman who also appeared callously insensitive to the horrors endured by Muslim RA hinges on her watch. Now we're being asked to reengage with uncensored DCI in military custody Once more. I've seen lively debates among engaged Burma watches over whether she should be supported again as the imprisoned symbol of her people's democratic aspirations. Or not, because of the many undemocratic impulses she showed, is the country's defacto leader. How did we get so focused on this one person in a country of 55 million and in a region with so many other woeful tales of injustice that deserve our attention. Partly it's about timing. Went on sans Souci first emerged as a political figure in 1988 on what was supposed to be a short trip home from Britain, where she lived with her British husband and two sons, Burma as it was then called Was little known trapped in military imposed isolation. A terrible repression of the protest movement. She led on the start of her long incarceration coincided with the collapse of communism in Europe and the rise of a new World order. In which it was hoped Western or U. N. Led intervention could write many of the world's wrongs. She was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991, just a year after the release of Nelson Mandela from prison, and it was hard not to see similarities in their dignity and fortitude. Like Mandela, uncensored cheese. Long periods of isolation under house arrest meant that few got to know her well, and the world instead projected an ideal ized version onto a complex and difficult personality. She came to embody the optimistic belief that the arc of history in the memorable phrase used by President Obama, whose visit to Myanmar marks the high point of uncensored cheese reputation. Was bending inevitably towards democracy and freedom. Fast forward to this year, and all that optimism has long since dissolved in the disappointments in Afghanistan and Iraq in a global financial crash in bitterly polarized politics. And now a pandemic. Few believe anymore in the kind of miracles that Myanmar's transition to democracy was once thought to be. United Nations Security Council, the embryonic world government that never, Watts has mastered a statement of concern over Mama, which failed even to mention the coup the illegal overthrow of an elected government. On San Souci is now being charged with the laughable a fence of possessing illegal walkie talkies. That will be enough, though for the hunter to disqualify her from the new election. It's promising to hold eventually. Have done this to her before, but she is now 75 years old. If she manages another political reincarnation, the generals are betting she'll no longer be the resolute figure they've bean unable to beat for so long. And perhaps it's time for all of us. Even the party she founded and has dominated for more than three decades to let go of the woman. They still call Mother Sue and the Lady. And to seek younger personalities who can chart Myanmar's future.
BaKChat
"mandela" Discussed on BaKChat
"I need humidity kind of almost like shaking from hunger. Yeah you're like seeing me like week one weakness. I'm not pregnant. I feel ache watching uk's so we had a little excursion before we did the show today. Yes we went down to the bank in the grocery store. And i feel like you leaving the house. Pregnant with pregnancy brain is actually mean normally l. Where's my mask. And then they're like. Oh i guess. I should lock the door and watching and i'm like this is new for you but this is how i live. I li- you. It's me you know the air sign stuff israel for sure guy makes me feel a lot but it's definitely this like let's going on sometimes feeling all the time every day exactly. Yeah a little concerning at times but you get through it. Yeah yeah have to focus on the big picture whenever you can. Yeah you take those moments of clarity and you. Clutch them to your buddhism. Just like your pearl. Just like your pros even tighter. We'll speaking of being pregnant Now i accidentally let this slip on our way out the door you did. I did and i was planning to tell you on the show that you can kiss your winning streak goodbye. Okay honey because your prediction on the sex of the baby was wronged wholly wrong. You were having a a girl. So quinn cecile. Amazing i'm going to interchange clinton christo because it's kind of fun for me. Now go for care. Well is fine..
BaKChat
"mandela" Discussed on BaKChat
"We had a forty five minute intro. Then we forgot fake sponsors in the back around but a bit more organized production standpoint. That's even without an intern. Were still holding on holding down. I'm just so you know we're still throwing out the intern idea so Chat podcast that gmail.com be k. Chad podcast said gmail.com. If you are interested in a potential internship position with this wonderful production. Yeah yeah we're ready. We've got tons of ideas you have someone else let. You're like oh this will be a great fit for this person or put us in touch exactly Brian actually has a great posting. That we should post somewhere. But i have no idea where because as i said. I'm not on social media anymore. We'll figure it out. We'll put it out there. And the compensation we make really good. T- yes we're hilarious to spend time with. That's right i would think that you know. Some of our greatness can be absorbed through osmosis and as monica says while being around her company. We're always good for a chuckle. Yeah and will always make you a good snack. Yes that's true. Yeah we always. You have a good snack last time because so last time after the backchat i made us a plate of hamas long here are not carrots cucumbers tomatoes and pita. Yeah well i cannot eat hamas anymore. I literally also i think being pregnant. It's like everything kinda goes slower rate. Okay so afterwards. I was like i just hit intestinal turmoil news. I can't eat like. I have to be so careful about what i eat now. Like just in general. But it's just been a while since i had some Some hamas or chickpea thing..
Paranormal Analytical
"mandela" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"Agreed james. What's your thoughts on the whole mandela affect. What actually got you hooked on it. I know it because because of the fact that it could be mandela affect mandela experiment. Because we don't know what were be played in like rick said You know you could have a different dimension in a different universe in what they call it as a multi verse you have multiple replication of the actual dimension that you're sitting in right now each one of them just a little bit different so in this lifetime europe banker or you're a janitor or something like that in the next lifetime in in the next parallel universe. You something else right. You could be a pilot. You could be different this at the next one over. You could be a junkie a job at all you know but does does it the reality we know if there is a multi verse the reality we know if it shifts over and over and over and over a little bit more than it replicates thousands or millions of times right does it get a little different time. it re re replicate so the jif having little between jif. Peanut butter is at something. That's a glitch in a matrix or is that something that you know. How do you explain that. So i think thing and it's a it's a. It's a theory that's going around in the scientific community events. Pretty big you know. The multi is a major thing. If you haven't learned or studied up on the multi golic that because it's a really really cool theory The multi versus a big thing The other thing is the mandell effect della experiment. I think if this this has any truth to it and we're not just a bunch of forgetful dumb asses that we now bearing stein You know maybe it could be that. I don't know if we're not a bunch of forgetful masses Maybe it happened. It was something to do with the philadelphia experiment or something even previously before the philadelphia experiment back in germany. When germany was doing experiments Could they have captured some kind of different technology. I'll know could the eb going back and done. Some things could have gone forward in time and time and done some things There's a lot of things out there. We don't know about that. A lot of these top secret government doing these black projects done with a lot of things we don't know about. What did they move forward in changed. Just the slightest thing and then came back in time and now everything is kind. Just a little bit shifted a little bit different They could do that for the last election that we had. But we'll talk about that later but she's just is just so many little weird things that are going on out there and there's so many black projects that we don't know about in just you know it's hard to put a finger on because we don't have anything concrete we don't hang you know set in stone we have history books but it seems like mandela changes the history or change it re we re words the history. It doesn't rewrite it but it rewards the history does make sense. It's just a weird thing and five in the end. And i hope in the end we do get a return for that James called confabulation and it is brought about by what they call honest lying and what it means is that it is close as close as you can remember as close you can get. That's what the original memory is confabulation. Donell says here says could be the case. She says it's the mystery of the whole thing for me. How do you prove some of these things that you remember. When everything has been changed very good question how do you prove it or can you but hasn't been changed. Has it been changed or has your knowledge of things in the past. Been so close to what you believe now that it just now you believe what it is and you think that little detail has been changed. Like rick said had good point. That's a good point. Yeah could have been altered if you sell yourself alive long enough. You'll start to believe in. You can pass detector test. But how do you do that to the masses of the people how how millions of people remember one specific thing and then see something else. That's that's the really weird thing. Well before we go off the air. I'm gonna give you two and other little example of mandela affect. This last election was the map mainly red or blue. Think about that one allred. We supposed to be coming up so anyway. We are all red. We are now of time. Gentlemen quick closing comment rick. Let's go ahead and run this back again. One of these days and see what we find with each other as far as maybe do an experiment with each other and see where we might be a month from now and see how the mandela effect has actually really affected our lives absolutely. I think that's a great idea. It'd be a lot of fun to james quick ending man. I'll tell you what this this is a crazy topic. I love it. And i'm glad i got to be on here tonight. You know between all the moving and all the bullshit on's going through today is just you know yes yes. Read seen all red on that map to all right. I got must flag up there. You can't really see what you see the stars man but Yeah it's such. It's such a crazy topic in in time. You know to sit back and think about this stuff and the what ifs and everything else and this is really good topic to get your friends around camp. Maybe or you know like the kind that come with domino's pizza of course edison as in the room so a couple of domino's pizza mushroom and around and just kind of talk about this kind of stuff and it's just a fun topic. I really love. I've always loved this topic in. I don't know you know what else is going to change from this point forward. who knows. maybe it'll be barack with a c instead of a k. Barack obama who knows. I don't know maybe it's the name is being joe biden. It'll be josh biden for josh pedal. But i don't know what is i. Don't know what his name is gonna or nancy. Pelosi might end up being nasty pelos. Who knows man. Time will tell so. Keep your eyes open for these name changes. Well i think that's going to be at for tonight. Everybody we appreciate you being here but just real quick. The map was allred. Although if you talk to some of the others they think it was all blue. You know i. It's just one of those things it depends on your perspective. But y'all be careful. Have a great night. We love you guys. Thank you so much for joining us on this fun and controversial topic. It's really cool. It was awesome absolutely rick. Klay james thank you so much for rick and james. Thank you so much for being on here with us. We appreciate it. It's always a pleasure. Everybody it's a pleasure being on here and doing the shows for you. We're going to be putting out the podcast as well. If y'all will police share the podcast everywhere and put it out to all your friends and family and do what you can to help get is get a paranormal analytical out there so until next time everybody take care of we love you. God bless and be very very.
Paranormal Analytical
"mandela" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"And and y'all realize love that movie man. And i. I just can't remember if it was the are supposed to be with a vampire. Thank you and your man dude. Honestly i don't know it feels like the vampire would be the most correct thing. It feels like that. But i'm not sure dude i don't know off Call that one but a love that movie. That's a bad ass movie Such a good movie man. Great movie but though vampire i think interview with the vampire in above. I'm gonna go with the h. I'm to go that you're right right. I'm going to go with. The vampire. Was reiner reasonably reasonably empire. What about what about sindbad. Did he ever play a gto nowadays. What does the term. It's in bad overplay jamie totally. This is one of the Perhaps one of the wrong enemy. Animate animated genie. Several people can attest that they distinctly remember. Seeing the comedian in a movie called zam. Many argue. There confusing this memory with because amb starring a shaquille o'neal as a genie. But who really knows so symbolic never played a genie. No sinbad. He did he. did i remember. It was an animated it was. He was blue. Blue guy with the leg top-knot hawaiian ponytail thing. It was a blue jeanie or or some shit and it was. It was frigging sin bed. You know well that guy was it. Smokey the bear or smokers. There is that not the case. Now so smokey the bear blue nope real nameless bear smokey bear its name has never been so can prevent smokybear. It's only no bears. Fires smoke there is true name. Smokey bear goes my childhood memories. Snow okay do you all remember. Y'all remember that video of that guy with the white shirt standing in front of a tank going down the highway. It's an old video in china. Yeah and perhaps the most where perhaps the most memorable moment during the during the one thousand nine hundred and nine.
Paranormal Analytical
"mandela" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"Grandma naked. Yup ramonic- grandma negative. Okay you star wars james beck to star wars. You have your of remember that line. No luke maye all but Egos no he's like. Come on shit. Spit it out my come star wars father okay. No he goes no luke. I am your nope. Honestly this one he says. No in front of luke. This one that cut deep. Perhaps the most famous movie in history wasn't even said all he really said. Was your father follow. That's all said because my my father told me he says You you killed him. And he goes no luke. I am your father like that. That's exactly what he said. Okay we're gonna. I watch these movies. I knew everybody's lion and that movie every single line as it came up. I watched a movie so hard as a kid. You know back when. I don't wanna give my age way so back when dvd's the We had you know everything taped right. I've got down to the point where it would come on. tv. I'd pause the vcr through the commercial side. Wouldn't have to deal commercials then unprecedented when it came back on sedition. Let's do all of the movies for star wars everyone in a new era. We're gonna jump into my favorite knew how to speech you back a That means i know. I'm writing chewbacca. James he just gave me dirty thoughts in wookey. Estimating it's actually so now we're at a minute. Wait we're going to jump into one of my favorite movies now. Y'all ready for this one. Y'all remember lord of the rings. Oh yeah remember gandalf gandalf yes standoff while remember when he was falling into the guy. Yeah the the wizard remember when he was getting into the abyss. What did he say. what other. Or at the at the hobbits and everybody that were on the other side of that bridge after he knocked. Fire devil down. He's hanging from the edge of the cliff. I'm gonna. I'm no good. I have a lot if we move including myself. Always thought he said run. You fools to tell them to leave because he's fixing drop in fall to his death but in reality shows of you who are lord of the ring fans he actually said. Fly you fools not but fly so you know and i always thought it was run and i swear that's what i've heard him say was run you fools but it wasn't you know if if it ever come. I'm gonna just say this now. And i know watched by everybody worldwide because this show is worldwide. And i'm gonna just say this right now just for the sake of the history and and everything else if i ever hear it. Come out to where. Arnold schwarzenegger says good to the helicopter. I'm calling it right now. He says chopper get to the helicopter. I'm calling john because that's what he said. Yeah exactly and i'm calling one right now. If he says if they change it up and he says helicopter. I'm calling bullshit Just wanted to be said here. We always timestamp this and go back and check it out. Y'all remember that's what i'm just saying. Do y'all remember hannibal. Lecter remember silent movie right right. Who remembers him was wait. Who remembers him. What was his fingers ordered lake. Hello clarice lambs. It was remember that claris locally that that was never said it wasn't it was never said it was never said when all he really said was good morning while he ever said was good morning. That's all he ever said but everybody wants to them and said hello cleary's but all year said was good morning. Yeah let's jump into reese to wait. Let's let's jump into queen and mandela has between brains. Wanna say come on. Let's see what mandel has on queen with freddie mercury lanc of the world oh we are the champion your favorite song of the mandela. Here is here to ruin that to we. All think of freddie mercury belting out of the world you know that although that was not in the right tune but yeah we get the picture at the end of. We are the champions but it never happened. However freddie does seeing the words at the end of the song during the band's famous wimberly stadium performance so him building out of the world never really happened. Wow kind of thing you did. Of course mandela really thinking. We're we're rolling. We're ruining that song. I mean dude wait you know damn man okay on your roger. You've gotta will ruin everything fixing mr rogers. I'm fixing mr rogers theme song ready. You might start seeing the lyric bermuda day in the neighborhood. Especially when. You're with a upcoming with the tom hanks film but even the movie makers got gotta wrong. It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood. Not it's a beautiful day on the neighborhood. Small but mighty blind memories. Would you be mine. Be mine. Manila no shit. Wow tablet app tom about tom. Cruise and brad pitt tune in interview with the vampire. Is that what the title was. Or what would we really titled. What was the real title of interview with. The vampire was that title or was it different interview. I entered it was interview with the vampire. It interview or was vampire out in the actual title of with leaving empire and never was a vampire. Even though it's what i remembered.
Paranormal Analytical
"mandela" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"That's delicious. Gimme kids. don't need lunch. what are you doing anyway. How now double steph sink double stuff oreos one f double stuff oreos two fs or one out of. I don't remember and beyond with the remember. I'm not a warrior fan. So if you're trying to kill us that there is in the second half since stuff. Our lives have officially been ally so think about it. You know what was what when. I mean mona lisa smile. I mean there's a lot of theories about this one but so many people have claimed that she used to have a more obvious smile. So wish did she. More or less kinda always always kind of figured. Mona lisa had more of a smirk like this baby. Mama i'm gonna get used suck in court smirk. I don't know about a smile. But she always had this trifling ass smirk. Mona lisa me was never really pretty. I'll look at me and be like Average so of like this so no. Here's the one that's gonna types smirk. Here's one that's going to get you see three. Po he does he have a silver leg or not negative. No silver leg. I seen star wars the second one in the movies when it came out. I am a star wars junkie in iowa. Swear on everything in my entire existence three. Po did not have a silver lake. Okay okay even the big star wars fan. Get this one wrong. Along with some of the a halloween costume sites. They get it wrong. Cpi three o. Or c. three po. The robot is not all gold. Any has won silver piece on his right leg. One silver pieces right leg porsche. Total complete horse once again. The mandela strike. James awake over once again. Waken with me brother. I am a big star wars fan. I'm dan fan now. It messed me up man. I watched the movies. And maxine is silver. Like what what. What is this they. They put this fake golding. Plaguing edition washed off in the rain. Would all in all the ron. What's going on his like now his leg silver. What does this news as some kind of futuristic rust or some bullshit. What's going on here. Why does three. Po have silver silverlake. And i was looking at danielle. What is on unfinished. I want to call george lucas right now. You know what. George lucas would be the guy you call ambulance lucas. Look man. I gotta talk to you about this three. Po thing his right leg is it. Is it silver or did we do a gold has. Wha what's going on here. And i don't know no hyphen means. I'm not sure what she's doing with this. Hey alec three. Po did not did. Not one is that. I don't know she's talking in code. Okay wait a minute. I don't know here's one. That have a silver get. You the flintstones have one or two in flintstones. What do you think. I'd say. One rick To flint stones. Yep brick is correct. The flintstones has to tease although i don't remember the second frigging t. I'm sitting here thinking about. And i honestly i don't. I don't remember the second head i'd say on james. Yeah james hate shit in your kellogg's but it says right here at eight is true before the force awakens c. Three peel always had a silver sheen. Who said that was true. That was before the force was awaken. Come to that was true c. three. Po said who's gonna record jj j. decided let's make notice pool with the red arm. I didn't even notice. He had a red army. What red arm would know. Whoa who who is talking this this blasphemy who is saying to the director of the movie. Probably democrat yeah bullshit. Electoral a distinguished. Anthony daniels confirmed. That's the legal review. Always had sliver leg until now after the after that one movie look ben anthony. Daniels is apparently on crack right now because anthony. He's going down a slippery slope. Never had a civil leg just can't go there and with the rim. He's completely he needs. He needs help man. We need to reach out to anthony daniels. He needs help. Okay we should interview. I feel bad for this to let me throw this at you intervention. Let me throw this year okay. Ready ready your life is like less. Life is like a box of chocolates box chocolates. Now how exactly did he say when he said. It was like a box. Joe last okay. It's that gump. That is not what forrest. Gump played by the amazing tom. Hanks actually said if you listen closely. He says life was likely box of chocolates. Is like a box of chocolates. That life was like a box of chocolates. What so every time. I hear every every time every time. I hear something like that like life was the. It's like seeing my grandmother naked. Like that's how much in my face. This stuff is like. Seeing grandma naked. Life was like a box of chocolate. Jesus christ grandma naked. I'm just kind of freaking out. I'm like man. What the hell you know to do is is. That's not what he said. Rick you know talking about besides the grandma naked thing you know what i'm talking about what life is like a box is like a box of chocolates right That's what i heard. Yeah ok here's another one ready. Here's another one in the movie. No white in the movie snow white. And the seven dwarfs. What do you say in the movie. Snow white and the seven door. What did the winning winged say. Come pretty with the website. What we get queen say when she looked into the mirror mirror mirror on the wall Narrow narrow the wall. Who's the fairest of them ferrets. Up in mall. Nope that's not what they said in snow white either. In fact the wicked queen says magic mirror on the wall. You know no yet. Your grandmother is naked once again. They're.
Paranormal Analytical
"mandela" Discussed on Paranormal Analytical
"Did you think it was febreeze. Feb are eeze or feb are easy. I thought it was f. a. b. nukes neither one of res febreeze feb r. e. e. z. E. feb are easy. Okay meyer one of the most confounding of all. There's an a in. Meyer is there. A way e. r. Is it ma. Y. e. r. m. e. y. e. r. I mean you're going to be. You're going to be run into your fridge and just a little bit to look at your baloney at providence. I am crazy. My bologna has a first name. It's b. o. L. anyway now. You don't even know how to spell that confused the rest of it. Okay so now now. Let's look at sketchers for a minute. Okay let's sketchy the most people have been befuddled to see that there is no t and sketchers not although people think it's built s. k. e. t. c. h. e. r. s. but is it s. Kabc h. e. r. s. Get yours not just. Fyi was not in sketchers. Although you like to put one in there. I i would fruit loops okay. Kellogg had been spelling fruit loops like this for years and we only noticed it now in cape but is it. F r u. i t l. o. p. s. or f. r. o. t. l. Which way is it fruit. Loops frivilous loops l. a. s. ass right l. o. But how do you spill fruit. Is it f r. F r not. No f- are you it. I think yeah is it actually spelled it. F r o t really. Yep wow so. We're going to hold off right there with those thoughts. And i want to jump to you again with your little story that you were going to tell me about the one in college. Yes this is. This has got an effect. I mean this hit me. It was amazing eddie. Because we weren't ready for this. I'm telling you that there's probably thirty five thirty six people in my class. I was in college in psychology and we were taking notes and we were paying attention and just students supposed to do in classroom right and he's talking to wait all at once. This guy comes rushing in and says give me all your money to the to the professor the teacher and he just looked at him and handed him his wallet. Any ran out the door and everybody was just sitting there. Stunned like what just happened. He goes now he goes. I want everyone of you to sit there and tell me what you remembered what you saw and eddie you. You wouldn't believe the number of different stories and the different Well eyewitness accounts that was actually handed into him and he started reading. All these and people were saying brown tie now. It was blue. He had brown shoes. No they were black. He had a white shirt. no it was read. He had short haired. No it was Halfway down to his neck on and on and on about this characterization. And i wonder if this has anything any bearing whatsoever on this mendeleev effect and i'm sure maybe you as a as a police officer have seen this as far as eyewitness accounts and and People that come forward to tell you that. Hey i know what i seen. I know what i what i what i seen. It's real you know and then you find out later on. They were all the way to third base one of the things that they did. I went through the police academy many many many moons ago before cell phones before cameras. Well i guess if you wanna talk about chipping a picture and stone a picture or part of county but you know it was way back then. Yeah we did that same experiment because we were told whenever we're dealing with a crime scene of some sort you have to take everybody's account with a grain of salt and at the very end of it all try and piece together the things that mainly made the most sense and what you could actually put together as far as what actually took place and it was a it was very interesting to say the least it was. It was cool because even police officers who are highly trained in observing although we were brand new so we weren't highly trained in that yet but you know the point is. Is that even police officers who we know. We have to be good witnesses. We still had issues figuring out. What's what and we now have james to in the channel extremely tired but the boy is here showing up james. Hey mated what's up brothers will we are talking about. Couldn't dude. it's a lot man. I'm helping someone move Thirteen year marriage in. I'd say it's a lot of moving and it's a lot of headache. I promised myself. I'd never do again but i did it again. Because it's somebody. That's close to me. So i had to help out so area after all day. Ten o'clock this morning and Just powered through it and here. We are well. You know a thirteen year. I come to stay away lately. You guys talking about one of my favorite subjects. I couldn't say away because this is one of my favorites Of decried here and There's a lot of crazy stuff goes on with this right here. So you know. I just want you know i i knew about the the mandela effect in his. Like a yeah tired of shit but hey we're going to power through this thing together. Let's talk about it. Let's get an examples out there and some some You know some suggestions of what could be causing this thing and You know personally. I if anybody has examples of this. I'd love to hear it because you know we hear in the internet all the time but if you have a personal example in the chat room love to hear about it that'd be awesome because i really don't know anybody that's been affected by the mendel affect besides no see that bailey's cheers. You guys cheers everybody in the chat room. Put him up one two three. So what we're gonna do. I'm gonna make some other mandela. I'm to talk about the mandel affects a little bit more. And then rick. We're going to continue long with some of what your thoughts on this are. And we'll go from there with james and his favourite why this is his favorite topic. So we're gonna talk about king.
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell
David Dinkins, New York's first Black mayor, dies at 93
"Former new york city mayor. David dinkins passed away last night at the age of ninety three. Join now but the reverend al sharpton president the next action network and host of politics nation. Right here on. Msnbc and rev. i've met david dinkins in person because you. I met him through you. I think he was here to do at thirty rock to do an interview for your show. And i'm so excited to meet him. He was such a great man. What are you remember. most about David dinkins well. I knew david dinkins. Since i was a teenager when i was sixteen and started my national youth movement group. He was the lawyer that incorporated us and down through the years. We maintain the relationship. And sometimes i would argue would on call them names and one hundred be more strident and it took time to understand that. He had such grace even under the most tumultuous circumstances and i felt he should be more strident. He said al. You have to learn how to get the job done. Keep your eye on the prize. But i most remember. Is that when we were facing a police. Killing of a young man named ahmadou diablo. Who in the hell of forty one bullets was killed. Nine thousand nine hundred bullets for only gone in his debut. Stick in a key in the door and the police thought. They said they thought he had a weapon. He was just going home. They were looking for someone else and david dinkins. When we started protests every day we would go down to the police headquarters. The main one in new york and sit in and hundreds would be arrested. He called me one. One is at what time y'all have. The demonstrations was a former. I said ten in the morning. he's coming down. I said but we're getting arrested. He's out seeing the morning and he came down and went to one police plaza where he had been mayor and got on a knee way before colin cabinet. He took a knee and was arrested and had them cuffed him with congressman. Charlie rangel and himself and me and we went to jail fighting police reform that he started with that civilian complaint review board. He never left the struggle. He was not wanting to be loud and boisterous but he was firm and made real change happen. Yeah absolutely you know. We started off and we could see charlie rangel and james brown. Lots of people in the photos that are that. I don't know if you can see them. That are coming up as as you're talking and you know we started off by talking about the way that dinkins was taken out of office by rudy. Giuliani this rage. That giuliani stoked already. There in the police against what mayor dinkins wanted to do which was changed policing. I feel like we're kind of having a rerun of that conversation about black lives matter about whether or not police should be free to kill it will in black communities. He tried to do something about it. Wouldn't you take from that fight. Is it dispiriting to think that after great men like this have tried after. You've tried after we've had all of these movements. We're still fighting about this were you. Were you fight you win. You don't fight to say the fight is over in a certain amount of rows. This is not pro boxing wrestling. You fight to you win and every struggle has had long struggles. I remember when nelson mandela gain which you mentioned then david dinkins had me as potted group. That went to the un with him. And just jackson. All of us. And when i thought about it took nelson mandela being jailed. Twenty seven years after fighting many decades around the pon-tae. How can we complain about fighting. We fight to. We win knowing that the victory is certain. And that's what they dickens would always say and as i want more national from new york activism. He said you still fighting. Now keep fighting. He come down national action network rallies. In fact he was there just a few months ago. We had his ninetieth birthday there and we never forgot this. Gentle giant had a had a spine of steel. And he didn't need to be boisterous he just needed to be effective and he was the one that broke that ceiling and made people know you could be the ceo of the biggest city in the world and perform. He revitalized times square. He started this whole community policing and in many ways you are more than correct. Joy is almost like to study donald trump. You have to study rudy giuliani. They took credit for things then get predecessor did and they used race to try and rev up a political career that ended up embarrassing them at the end. Indeed amen. thank you reverend now. It's always great to talk with you. Revenue sharpen. Thank you very much. I
Hard Factor
Joe Exotic speaks out after husband Dillon Passage's DWI arrest
"Joe exotic husband dylan passage got busted for dui and minor texas. On sunday evening police pullovers dodge challenger go figure go figure that guy's got a challenger in the thirteen six hundred block of us highway ninety manner. According to the reports quote mr passage made officers where his social status and marriage to fame. Joe donald passage aka the tiger king on scene the incident so immediately he pulled tiger king card manner. Police said in a release so yeah he's like you know that tiger king guy. I used to bang him. Yeah like that's gonna play with texas. You're like now. We're definitely searching. Yes yeah according to the arrest affidavit. One stop passage told. The officer just left the domain where he was at seventy seven degrees rooftop patio bar and he said he had three maderas. Right so yeah. I don't know he also he also thought it. Would you pass a three breathalyzer. after three. Even five minutes he'd probably be under. He also always thought it was seven thirty pm and it was one thirty. Am so the wrong day. So i don't know how many bells that takes for a guy. His size would take probably six mandela's well he's pretty small. Yeah he was lik is taken to the internet. Joe exotic brought the heat with a comment from jail. saying in. Regards to dylan's recent troubles. I'm just glad that no one was hurt. Learning such a lesson that drinking and driving is something we take very seriously. I love my husband will be here for him just at he. He has been there for me. If we all learn something from this. It's not okay to be irresponsible and drink and drive a hope that the news media will cover this sees that a flawed system not only affect the person's in my life but it also affects that person's entire family. Alcohol was not a problem for dylan. When i was home. Hash tag free. Joe exotic hashtag. Pardon joe exotic hashtag. Help free joe so guys. This whole thing could have been avoided if joe had been out. Somehow he commented from jail. King mark wins his damn twenty. Thirty seven's a long
Physical Activity Researcher
Interview With Petter Kukkonen
"But so in ancient world we we cannot understand it without mentioning religion but we also cannot understand that without mentioning sophy and you are mentioning that our our hero of the of the story echoes. He lived at the same time as plato and aristotle and and you also have the scenes in your book where where these philosophers appear so would be exciting. You maybe share a little bit about those Those storylines in in the book before olympic games. Cenovate thirty on just Too which was the blaze were. Lotto's gymnasium was located on. They had them exhibition resting much. First alex against the abuse and then what was one of spectators and then he wanted to challenge alex unbuckle. He had a history of of competing in investing in infinite. Nothing olympic games but fee of this highly respected games in increase. So he was in real life also released. Strong restaurant denied. He was already sixty Sixty three years old so they they are they are having frosting matz with Afterwards having some wine. And i'm talking. I didn't bring any new philosophy of some kind of maine lies about his thinking. And then there's so so obvious double in young who'd think there are dates of seventeen or sixteen elected sixty couple of couple of years older than On spending about a pin. Im seven days long. Local mocha pick festival in offense. They're spending like going just the other an underground With wine about philosophy and so roaches or encounters with those two big names. And yeah you mentioned that. You didn't want to go into detail about the philosophy of plato aristotle. But i think it's quite a nice way of kind of tying in those historical figures which brings to the question that i didn't remember to ask yet was that did you have a character. All my historical character dot you draw inspiration from when you are building your your character aliko stories. He like a combination of different stories and sources. Or how how did you. How did he come to be as he is. He's for cirque combination of of different ideas. That are there must be bark of me. Thinking there is part of fiction My biggest hero in Cup all the up. His character person. I would say i have copied a face. He's characters he used in east books. So it's gonna fly combination of these three things. Yeah do we have any any stories that we have available about the athletes of those times. Do we have any sources about we know generally about sports than we know generally about the olympics but do we have any in his threes of those athletes. Who actually doing we do. Have something mostly bow. Stories out you know for some kremlin of millo. lexi's time a little bit cleaner. Howdy highly. it was like the cow in his shoulder and carried it for. I don't know thin stadiums and then drinking litres of wine after up on a leave some some rocks which sweater the weight of seven men at the start being reimbursing the time aura results in that time so interesting to compare results of Weekend we can do it just like fun. Sixers really absolute up spot At the start dates of or eight years something continued to adults for the mandela for fifty years old and For example tennessee. Something about pope sparked story about the guinness. He was a boxer and then also doing bankrupt and bunker weakened call. It's kind of a free fight. Which bills have the time. So he won't doing he sport cab your own or over. The only the big he had was due at one thousand four hundred together so if fast it's If he had liked wendy years don't carrier he had only hit the seventh beat the rockies three year so that was some kind of picture how how much they look a beating so totally professional athletes. Who train and then. They just pat time hopefully folk going for one competition to other. We must remember governor blames. Our cars drives up to use shapes. Our image travel hiked by themselves from from the states to another disincentive.
My Worst Investment Ever Podcast
Oluwatosin Olaseinde Africas Financial Literacy Queen Says Be Careful Who You Trust
"Fellow risk-takers. This is your worst podcast host Andrew Stanton. I'm here with featured guests tosin on the say in day tosin. Are you Menu Rock. Yes, I am ready to rock. Let's go. I know you are and I know because I see you rocking it every day on Instagram video. So I've been trying to get you on the show and I'm so happy to have you and let me introduce you to the audience tosin is a professional accountant with over ten years of experience spanning across accounting audit financial management and Taxation. She is the founder and CEO of money Africa and edtech platform that enhances financial literacy and Investments leveraging on technology person is a Washington Mandela fellow. She was a finalist at the future Awards in 2019. She was selected as one of the top 100 women by the leading. Ladies Africa. She was awarded one of the top eight Traders by CNBC Africa and 2012 and is a member of the golden key International. Honour Society post office. Spoken at tedx and It's featured on BBC UK Al jazeera's Guardian as well as others. And of course you can hear her and see her every day on many Africa on a gram but doesn't take a minute and fill any further tidbits about your life. So Monday Africa started as a passion project you just wanted to teach people about money that you got my first degree at age of twenty. And even that was an accountant. I struggled with my money. I was living from hand-to-mouth. So I wanted to change that for other people to didn't have to make the same mistakes. I did so after letting about right and district and speaks and wanted to speak to a Nigerian Market using the same language using the same examples things that you can relate to and that's what we did. So we have over 4,000 subscribers in our platform and we've reached over a hundred thousand people online and offline. I'm really excited about it. That is exciting. I'm curious when you started it. You probably had some Vision wage. But in reality things went a different direction, but we're successful. I'm curious. What did you think you were going to be doing with it versus what you are doing or or was it straight on target to be very honest. It wasn't really just the hobby. So I just opened an Instagram page and I just wanted to share my lessons with people right? I just turned Thirty and I was like gosh, you know, I made so much so many mistakes and when I was younger, I just wanted to teach people and I just said I'd posted and like wildfire 1000 followers then we so 5,000 followers. Then we saw $10,000 then then Instagram had only one that needs to be viewers. You couldn't do more than that, right? So they were like, oh totally what more we want more and then we said we go let's go and let's have horses were being as you know, let's have physical classes. So in all honesty, I did not see any growth this way. It really just happened the markets responded positively and they were responding to them as well and just collect get creating products for them. You know, I I can totally picture that wage. Cuz I mean here I am in little old Bangkok and I really know nothing about Nigeria and certainly about the Nigeria Market. Although I'm learning a lot these days as I was talking about with you before but but I can say is that when I saw you on the video it just you know, it makes you just want to stand up and cheer because you know, you bring so much energy so much passion to what you're doing and you know, sometimes you know, you're just talking about Bank earnings, but you know, you still bring that energy and passion to it. And so I always try to make a comment like whoa. Yes awesome. So I imagine that it's growing because I think you do have a lot of passion and I think you share that with the audience. So that's also one of the reasons why I wanted to get you on the show to share some of that passion with my audience. ATT I'm very excited to be here. Yeah. Well, so let's get started. Well now it's time to show your worst investment ever and since no one ever goes into their worst investment thinking it will be home. Tell us a bit about the circumstances leading up to it and then tell us your story a fantastic. So this was in 2017 and at this time of the year off, right the Bitcoin was gaining so much momentum at the beginning of the year was like $2,000 and it was $3,000 and it kept growing now remember I'm straight account and I only I know about basic things and I know the stock market and all this other thing but click on just sounded very futuristic. It's not a very abstract. I just don't understand it now. He's a friend and he always tells me about his really oh I made so much money this I did that I did that. I wanted a piece of the pie right? So what I was accustomed to I a mutual funds or stocks, I think know I got a job. I do understand it. So I was living on my friends knowledge, right it kept telling me about all his wings and then in the midst of it all it went from two thousand to five thousand. I remember when it hits $10,000 and I can't wait anymore. I need to get it. So I reached out to him and I said listen, I want into some of those pie and was like definitely that's not a problem we can get you in now at this point, but Bitcoin now was about $18,000 way about so I handed over a large sum of money Andrew huge sum of money to this person to help me investigate cause I thoughts because I was so futuristics. I can understand it. I wouldn't know how to navigate it and I needed to actually speak to this person that actually knows how to go about it. And
The Wisdom Podcast
Interview with Jessica Pimentel
"Think we should start this bitten style properly by first correcting our motivation why we're here today together knowing that there is immense suffering in the world the knowing that here we're here for each other we're going to help each other get through this. Yeah. She changes in metal trump GW engine, and again bobby some Ashington meter Gordy grundell action ladder barsial. Edema Guru anomalous local. Sanga chewed on. So Joel Non, much android Doniger. Like aging yogi personality from our patients under partial song on. So Casual Moma. Jonjo dynamic usage legitimate soga pursuing on your Partial Dunga Judo's Okay Joan Lama Jonjo it tunnicliffe search. Digital Kepa Solanki. Alah Pension Asanga group. Wow very nice. Is that particular Chin from from your teacher? Is that from? Yeah. That's more melodic tune. Sometimes, we do chanting just very straightforward but I figured I'd do the Little Nicer version for for the rookies out there that may have never heard it. Might enjoy. Doing maybe we start with just a little bit about the meany of starting with like like Mandela for you did this John and you tell us a little bit about that because I'm sure as out there that that very interested in what you're doing with your hands. Right. So it's symbolizing the world you make the world you're purifying the world it a perfect place and you're setting up here. That's four continents floor directions in the mountain meadow the highest mountain, and there you envisioned a perfect pure realm and menu, fill it up with incense and flowers, and every offering that you can think of everything that has ever made you happy you kind of you offer it up to your teachers good Dharma Sanga and also your you know your afflictions things that may be bring you pain suffering you just offer it up, give it away, purify it all in making making everything. The way it should be. Wow. So you're really using your mind in that practice. Of course, you're saying something we'd be voice in you've got your body. You're also really using your mind when you're saying those brands with that digitalization. So absolutely, and I think you know one of the most beautiful offerings I've ever heard was an ocean of flowers you. You could never afford that many. But when you're doing this practice, you can offer things that you don't have. You can walk by you know. The diamond district offer all the jewelry there. Every beautiful thing you've ever seen things that you wanted for yourself that maybe you can't afford at least you can put it in that digitalization offered up to all beings you know in beings. And Use It as a as a release that have been attachment. Fantastic you're using your imagination. You don't necessarily have to own object your for. Only objects that you don't exist that Don exists are objects that are intangible. I can offer the laughter of your children or something like that. So it can really go go wild with your imagination as to what you think are the most beautiful things Yup I think in this case, going wild with your imagination is encouraged, right? Yes. You should. You should absolutely because it it's essential as you as you go on in practice to be able to develop your imagination because you'll you'll have to find yourself. Putting yourself in situations where your imagination is what's going to bring it to the next level of your practice I'm imagining that will imagining didn't mean to years that would I'm imagining? We'll be coming back to this would imagination out quite a bit. Did The Sun Creek you tell us what that is all about going for refuge is a Buddhist yield. You're going for refuge to the Buddha, Dharma, on the song the good is. Being all beings? Dharma. The teachings, the truth with the on Songa the collection, not just monks nuns but everyone around you that is going to help you achieve this goal. By the goodness of the deeds that I do and giving in the rest meaning to six projections of. Giving and morality patients, concentration wisdom giving morality patients, ethics, concentration, and wisdom of by practicing these things. May I become a Buddha not just for myself but for the sake of all living beings South intention. Yes. So Is Interesting. So Buddha dominance sauna. So you know for you before the acting career before the music business which will get to there was Buddhism right that came Beckham before the acting I think and I was wondering you grew up. Christian MRI. And I was wondering growing up Christian what was it that? How'd you end up Madonna breakage what drew you to the Buddha? Question. Is. It still boggles now it doesn't Boggle I. Am very lucky I grew up in a loving Christian household. So wasn't one of those you know fire Brimstone type situations might my grandmother was wonderful Christian? My my aunt is a is A. Wonderful Wonderful Beautiful Lady she is what it sounds like. You know it all intents and purposes and I have many wonderful Christian friends and family that that are amazing. But for me I felt like there was a point in my life maybe was a certain age of coming to being where certain things just didn't make sense to me anymore or or I. Felt that I was being drawn in another way and I wasn't sure what that way was. It wasn't a rejection of something but more a seeking more something else something that that just was sort of calling to say. So I. Couldn't quite out what it was and I remember my mother had this shelves. Books From College. There's one book in Religions of the World Textbook as a as a good place to start as any. and. So it's just kind of like starting through going through all the religions of the world literally starting with animism and and native American religions which brought me back to thinking of my own heritage and things that we learned from our grandmothers are on tees than you know, herbs and prayers that are not in any books or dances, or you know traditions, words that that are that I. Thought were Spanish that are not for example, and I started going to college and learning about that learning about old medicine learning about all different not just my try all the tribes of the Americas and I really was a great and still is a great experience. Great part of my life of the day I was still kept feeling that there was more and in my thirteen fourteen. So. I started going to hardcore shows New York hardcore scene, and there was a big Christian of consciousness movement bands like WanNa wait and shelter and and Chroma is and bad brains singing about this other esoteric type things and and you know the Christian of monks were always there hanging out singing hotter Krishnan and handing out food and stuff. So of course, I was checking it out and and there are some things that kind of you know paying some interest for me but then again, it was a lot of. Things that weren't also clicking. So know go back to the book the Book of the word yet it again. kind of thumbing through it and I see Dow is and I'm like reading through it. It's very logical. It's straightforward. There is no puppet masters like. Extra beings, there's no like get off the pay money you don't have. There's no strings attached. It's cause-effect cause-effect cause-effect that if you do a long enough, be will happen if you one plus one is to the softest thing in the world can cut through the hardest giving with time things like that and that kind of really appealed to me it was very grounded and very focused than. Kind of removed that, which may be I needed for awhile removed that. Mystical magical element at made it more about how to fix yourself now
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"Welcome to kits, myths, and mysteries stores of the strange and unexplained I'm your host Kit crumb today the warning. You might think that a warning from anyone to the united. States would be directed to the Capitol Washington DC or the Pentagon and not necessarily to the people but you'd be wrong almost as highly debated as UFO's our crop circles. Circular patterns have appeared wheat and corn fields across United States and around the world they've been attributed to meteor electrical storms, crop disease pranks by teens. Perhaps, the most widely speculated source for making these often complex designs are aliens or UFO's although the term crop circle wasn't coined until the early nineteen seventies the earliest reference to designs in fields. Of Grain was in sixteen, Fifty, eight in Harford Shire inland and were said to have been created by the mowing devil in nineteen ninety a dry lake bed near Oregon's steam mountains was the side of a thirteen mile long truce Janta Mandela Crop Circle this ancient design claim by many to have been created by aliens was in reality created by a local group of artists. Likewise, the crop circles that started the world's awareness of such things was created by Doug Bauer and Dave twirly who were inspired by the saucer nest case in Australia for a farmer claim to I have. Seen a UFO, then found a flattened circle of swamp reads a massive crop circle reported to be the last warning by aliens of coming cataclysms that may possibly bring our world to the brink of destruction appeared in Washington state in July two, thousand, twelve notable Russian scientists agreed on the warning while the United States government remains noncommittal on the warning aspect of the crop circles but area farmer's preparing for summers. Harvest find a distraction more amusing than alarming. You can't do anything other than laugh dotted said Cindy Gabe who owns the field along with her husband Craig you just? kind of roll with a theory aliens and your special because aliens chose your spot trends called the give on July twenty fourth when the pattern of flatten wheat was spotted off highway one, seventy, four about five miles north of the town Wilbur. The field is about ten miles south of the grand. Coulee Dam push up your reclamation says is the largest hydropower producer in the United States the circles resemble a four leaf clover and remind Cindy and Gregg Gabe of Mickey Mouse years the design knocked down about an acre of their wheat some of it could be salvaged by combines Starts in a week or two she said but some will be lost. Crop circles have been a worldwide phenomenon for decades, and this is not the first one in Lincoln county similar circular patterns were left in crops in the Wilbur. In Twenty, ten and twenty, eight and online. There were no signs that anyone walked into the field. We're trying to figure out how they got out there without breaking any of the wheat. It's hard to walk through. CRUNCHY wheatfield not knock it down. Gibbs said at the same time it's hard to think it's aliens. So bizarre thing to wrap your brain around like the UFO's the debate over the source of crop circles continues. But now you've been warned