Friday, March 10, 2017

Youtube daily report Mar 10 2017

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

Weed smokers are the last people you want to owe you money

'cause they be doing some shit like, "Yo...

Yo, I went to the ATM and forgot."

Weed is not worth selling drugs. It's not worth the trouble.

♪♪

20 years ago today. It's March 9th.

-[ Trills tongue ] -The greatest rapper ever died.

Hov doesn't count as the greatest rapper ever

'cause he's a businessman, not a business, man.

-Okay? -You know what I'm sayin'?

Do you remember -- I don't remember where I was when Biggie died.

I was probably in kindergarten or something, right?

Yeah, I was in my mother's womb. Do the math.

But, you know, those of you guys who were

blessed enough to be around back then...

Shout-out to y'all. ...who had to find out from a telephone call,

not the Internet.

You didn't find that shit out on Twitter.

Someone called your house mad-early on Sunday.

Hopefully they didn't get a busy signal.

[ Laughs ]

Yo. That's 20 years. Biggy died mad-early, too.

He dropped "Ready to Die." He was like 21.

This was dope, too, when he was rapping

in front of the bodega wearing a Tommy Bahama shirt.

Imagine Biggie over a Metro Boomin beat now

or some shit, or with Future.

Biggie rapping about xanies and lean and shit.

[ Laughs ] Yo.

Damn. This nigga left.

Nigga didn't want to stay for the freestyle battle.

He was like, "...that." "Bum-ass nigga! Ha-ha-ha-ha!"

That's a New York proverb, by the way.

Shout-out to Biggie. Shout-out to Biggie being great.

Even with the wild Jamaican mother

who was also a Jehovah's Witness,

so you're sure she was mad-strict. Shout-out to her.

Shout-out to those of y'all who, on Saturday mornings,

Biggie was knocking on your door like,

"Yo, here's your Watchtowers, my nigga."

♪ I got seven Watchtowers, about eight Awakes! ♪

[ Laughter ]

Diddy wants us to rap our favorite Biggie verse

in honor of the memory of Biggie Smalls

and so we don't ask questions about his involvement.

[ Laughter ]

Oh, this is the Biggie challenge?

Maybe not joke about it, 'cause look.

Diddy got the "I'll kill you" beard. Yeah.

So, check this out. This what I want you to do.

I want you to rap your favorite Biggie verse

and post it with the hashtag #WeMissYouBIG.

Then I'm-a chop it up, edit it up, and everything,

and we're gonna put out something special.

"That's right. I'm-a sell it.

And I'm not gonna give you none of the money.

The Bad Boy way. Take that, take that, take that."

"Gimme that bread. Gimme that bread." Aw, man.

Let's keep it funky. Is he getting money off of this?

He's always getting money, baby.

He gets the macaroni and the cheese.

Probably just walking around with a fur for no reason.

Just no...reason. Puffy's got furs on deck.

Yeah, he does.

He's extra-swaggy for no reason.

I remember one time he just --- He was in Harlem.

He chopped the doors off his Jeep

just so he could ride with his foot out like this,

the fresh Air Force 1.

I was like, "Yo, what are you doing? I love you, nigga."

Amazing.

Yo, why does Puff look like he needs dialysis, though?

-Listen. -He looks a little bloated.

You keep talkin' spicy about Puffy.

I'm just sayin'. This is not spicy talk.

This is concern.

Puffy slapped the shit out of Drake. I'm concerned.

Let's not get it twisted. Puffy is not a little slouch.

Puff run with goons and shit. That's true.

Like, Puff is from Mount Vernon and Harlem.

Like, you don't really want to mix those two.

I mean, yeah. But I'm from the Bronx, nigga.

Not anymore. Not anymore. You about to be from Bergen.

You're about to lose your Bronx representation.

No, no, no. No, no.

-You about to be a Jersey boy. -[ Laughs ]

You're gonna have the wild pomade in his hair

and comb and shit like, "Yo. Oh, my God.

The...traffic on the GWB. My God.

Yo, I had to get off the ferry to get some gabagool. Oh, wow."

I love it. I love it.

I can't wait till this guy is...riding a unicycle to work

with fuckin' Warby Parker glasses on like...

"Just moved in to North 11th. Mad-fabulous."

"Sorry I'm late. I was with the Homeowners Association.

Can you believe the person across the street put up a fence

and it's not sanctioned?"

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

There's nothing more beautiful than Bronx love.

Yes, sir.

We love love so much in the Bronx,

we've named places after it.

"Bae" Plaza. Do the math. That's right.

And the latest Bronx couple on the horizon --

They all have -- Their names are nicknames.

JLo and A-Rod. Just the gawds.

A-Rod is the gawd of home-run hits.

JLo is the gawd of hit records?

Yeah. She got hits. She got hits.

This is perfect because you can just say J-Rod.

The couple name is already there.

J-Rod or A-Lo.

"Alo!" "Alo!"

So, Daily News and Page Six are reporting it,

so you know it has to be true.

They've been dating for four months.

Wasn't she dating Drake, though?

But everyone said that was fake. Right? Right?

She was dating Drake, but -- "Tea Report" --

she cut that off when he was spotted with model Rosie Divine.

Is that how you say her name? Rosee Divine?

Sounds like the wild stripper name.

This is not in the prompter.

This sounds like just messy Dyckman Twitter

that Mero overheard this shit on.

I overheard this at El Tina.

This says the pair has been stepping out together

for at least four months,

which goes back to December, a source told The News.

The insider added...

Also, they're both old washed Latinos,

so they can bond with that. Yeah. This is what happened.

When you are old Latino people

and you've been through like two or three husbands,

you get together and you do a Latino Brady Bunch,

where you don't really... with their kids,

you don't really... with their kids,

but y'all live together and occasionally fight over pernil.

I mean, they kind of look the same,

so I can see how this works.

They're both very beautiful... Yeah. Yeah.

...and, you know, narcissistic people,

so I'm sure it's wonderful.

All my Latinos know, like, this is your aunt and uncle

that show up to the party that have been doing insurance scams and shit.

They got like two cribs in Little Ferry.

You know what I'm sayin'? Like, they're doing okay.

My man comes through with the gel cut all day.

Look at that.

Person that's gonna replace you is right there.

Yeah. Lookit. Marc Anthony's there.

He's a hater in a Mets jersey.

You know you was gonna take that L, my nigga.

Look at the difference between these two!

Marc Anthony got the little, weaselly

"I just got out of rehab" moustache.

He's not -- You can't -- A-Rod got the fresh highlights.

Come on. He got the juice. You know what I'm sayin'?

Got the fresh steroid injection, a little mark on his butt.

-Allegedly. -Alleged. He's still the gawd.

He got the '09 ring. You can't take that away from him.

He's about to be the wild popping sportscaster.

JLo right now, she's kind of -- She's a little desperate.

Is she on the decline? She's just reaching out --

I feel like she's about to hop in my DMs.

I mean...from A-Rod?

Yes, from A-Rod!

Ahh!

I was in Elle magazine. All right?

Let's not get that shit twisted. I'm poppin'.

A-Rod's on the way down. I'm on the way up.

JLo knows to get in early.

Does your crib have a retractable roof?

I don't even have a crib.

[ Laughs ]

Yeah. This is the greatest photo ever. Look at this.

-Yeah. -This is how I start every day.

Like, "Yes. Who's wonderful?

Who's gonna make a great show today? "You're the illest."

Who's the chocolatest? Who was in Elle magazine?

Look at the biceps. Who's great?"

[ Laughter ]

See, this is the kind of thing JLo walks in the room

and is like, "Yeah. That's sexy. That's sexy."

Yeah. She's like, "Oh, papi. He loves himself."

This is what A-Rod thinks of when he's having sex with JLo.

He's like, "Yo,

you're getting...by A-Rod right now, mami."

He's like, "Yeah, I'm...A-Rod. Yeah, yeah, you like that?

I'm just trying to hit the ball and be a team player, you know?

You know, it's not about I. It's about the team.

"It's not about individual stats for me ever, you know?

You know, Jennifer and I, you know,

we just enjoy each other's company. She's amazing, you know?

She's Puerto Rican. I love the bacalaitos."

She's always hitting those really high notes.

She doesn't have the strongest voice,

but, you know, she really tries well.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

Faizon Love, better known as Big Worm.

Big Worm. "Better have my money."

He got into a confrontation with a valet

in an airport in Columbus, Ohio.

And by "valet," I mean he showed ragdoll physics

by dragging this guy around like a Sim.

Faizon Love is the big guy here.

He comes around. As you can see.

He's like, "Hey, Smokey.

You better have my money, Smokey."

They're like, "Hey, guys, just relax."

He's like, "I loved you in 'The Parent 'Hood.'"

Heh-heh.

He's like, "What? I don't even talk to Reagan Gomez no more."

"...outta here, man. We ain't even cool like that.

Hey, nigga, what the..." Whoa!

Yo.

The guy with the wheelchair's like, "What?"

Whoa! Whoa!

This is definitely a video

where you need to hear, like, what was said.

Yo, listen. Y'all are all buns.

Because all those dudes ran up and were like, "Hey, stop!"

If that's my man, I'm taking

that tensile barrier right there,

and I'm hitting a 400-foot home run with that nigga's head.

I mean, that's your co-worker. In theory --

I would fight for everyone in this room.

But in theory you just can't be banging for every coworker.

Not all of them. But there's a couple of them there.

You mean to tell me none of those guys...with him?

You don't know. You know what I'm sayin'?

You don't know. Maybe he's the wild asshole?

Maybe he voted for Trump or some shit.

They're just like, "Yo...that.

...everyone in this, especially you, Larry."

Yeah.

Oh. Look. How nice. They brought the wheelchair for him.

Pow!

Oof! See, they're kind of --

They're walking over, but they're not running over.

Brunga! Yo! He's probably in the wrong.

He's like, "Yo, they're gonna need this."

Also, if you see Faizon Love beating down your coworker,

you got to ask questions before you get involved.

I mean, first of all, I'm turning my phone

into slo-mo video, and then I'm gonna ask questions.

Look at my man with the safety vest.

He's like, "Yo, y'all good?

I'm going to Shake Shack. Y'all need suh-in'?"

The two in the back are like...

Are those TSA agents in the back? They're just like, "Yo..."

Yo. Trained to Stand Around. My nigga. I told y'all.

They're like, "Damn. I wish real security was here."

Yo, it's crazy.

So, he was charged with, like, uh -- What was he charged?

...this nigga up? Felony...this nigga up?

He was arrested and released on $2,000 bond.

Wow. 2 G's bond? Okay.

That was worth 2 G's.

-He explained himself, though. -Okay.

You know what I'm sayin'? Got to hear both sides.

-Let's hear it, Big Worm. -Let's hear Big Worm.

I go to get the car, and the guy's talking smart.

And I'm like, "Look, bro. I'm a grown man."

So then his buddy chimed in, was like,

"Hey, you can't talk to him like that,

or I'll put hands on you."

I'm like, "Put hands on me?"

So then I went to confront him and said,

"If you're gonna put hands on me, let me get closer."

Then he says, "Yeah, I'll put hands on you.

You a grown man. I'll put hands on you."

Then I was about to walk away, and then he tried to spit on me.

So that's why when you see me walk away --

He spit, but it missed.

And that's why I was like, "Oh, hell, no."

And that's why I grabbed him like that.

I wish I could say I'm sorry or feel remorse,

but sometimes somebody got to get their ass whupped.

[ Laughter ]

Yo.

I respect that to the fullest, my guy.

See? That's what the guy didn't know. Faizon Love, 2020.

First of all, Faizon Love still wears his stickers

on his fitted.

You don't want to cross a guy like that.

Both -- the price and the hologram.

He's not playin'.

Is that a Bruce Lee photo in the back?

Yes. Yes.

His apartment is decorated like my freshman college dorm.

He's not playin'. So you should've known you were cashin' it.

Also, you can't spit at people. That's where you cross the line.

That's total violation. That's felony assault.

-Yeah. -So we stand with Faizon.

You know what I mean?

♪♪

Woman: I think that's the "A" block.

Yo. Hold up.

Did we do an entire "A" block with no Trump?

Desus: Yep!

[ Laughter ]

What?! Amazing.

-Yo, tonight's guest. -You know what I'm sayin'?

We got rapper, actor extraordinaire.

Uh, uh, anything else you want to throw in there?

-Ruler of the universe. -Ruler of the universe.

-You know what I'm sayin'? -Joey Badass!

Yeah!

♪♪

-You're from Brooklyn. -Oh, yeah.

-Yeah? Born and raised. -I am.

Do you -- You've seen Brooklyn change through the years.

-I did. Yeah. A lot. -Yeah.

Is it sad to watch? Do you miss the old Brooklyn?

Um, I think it changed for --

You know, there's pros and cons to everything,

to every change, so, yeah.

Like, you know, there's good things that I like about it

and there's bad things I don't like about it.

What's your favorite new thing about Brooklyn now?

It looks cooler. The visuals is dope.

Yo, dead-ass, we was walking through the other day.

I was like, "Yo, this shit feels like we're walking through a movie set."

-Or like a safe place. -Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

Yo!

Yo, you were recently in "Mr. Robot."

Shout-out to your role. You killed it in there.

Thank you.

When you read the script, did you --

'Cause I watched it, and I was like, "Yo, that shit was dope.

I have no idea what the...I just watched."

Did you know -- Like, were you able to follow it

and just know what was going on with your character?

Were you a fan before you came on?

No. Mnh-mnh. To be honest, it came to me --

I got the opportunity to, you know, do the audition

literally the same week they won the Golden Globe.

So I'm like, "I never heard about them,

but they just won a Golden Globe,

so I'm gonna do this." Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

And then what happened after the president --

Oh, I was gonna say the president --

...this. Still the president.

The president's daughter had your name on a T-shirt.

How's it feel to be Malia's favorite rapper?

I wouldn't say I'm her favorite rapper.

But when you saw her with the shirt,

were you like, "Yo..."? "We out here."

Was that, like, a moment you was like...

Well, to be honest, like, you know, that day was crazy.

That day and night was crazy

because, like, I seen that picture

as soon as I got out of an Australian jail,

an Australian prison.

What the fuck? What'd you do in Australia?

-Fight a kangaroo? -I had -- Yeah.

[ Laughter ]

That was the bouncer incident?

Yeah, security guard.

Yeah, it was a miscommunication.

Like, I was running to the stage to catch my set.

They thought I was a concert-goer.

And, yeah.

-Ohh. -Ohh.

-It got a little ugly. -Hey.

But, anyway, yeah, so I spent the night in jail,

and then I woke --

Like, you know, when I got out the next day,

like, as soon as I got my phone back, you know,

I'm checking the 'Gram and shit.

And I'm scrolling down, and I see the picture,

and I'm like, "Oh, okay, it's just, you know,

a random girl in my shirt."

And then I keep scrolling,

and I see all my homies posting it,

and I'm looking at the comments and the captions.

I'm like, "No, that's no way --"

And then I just posted it, and the Internet went crazy.

Yeah, I remember. I saw that.

And then everyone was trying to figure out

if she had an Instagram account or Snapchat.

The Secret Service reach out to you about this?

-Yeah. -Wow.

They were just, like --

But they wasn't on some super-crazy shit.

They were just like, "Yo, don't further exploit it."

I was like, "All right."

Damn. They just leaned on you like that?

"Don't further exploit it"? Damn.

Don't like, you know, don't keep f--

Don't put this shit on a T-shirt.

I totally got it because, like, you know, it was --

The way the news was picking it up, it's like,

"Supports, like, anti..."

"Gangster rapper!" Yeah.

So it was like, oh, whatever. But, yeah, you know.

Those shirts will be coming soon, though.

You go cop that.

You're an actor now, but you started off as a rapper.

You know what I'm sayin'? Now you're a thespian.

Is there somebody that you want to work with?

Like, what do you want to take --

-A what? -A thespian. That's like --

-What's that mean? -A professional actor.

-Oh, yeah? Thespian? -Yeah. Throw that out there.

You mean that T-H-E-S-P-I-A-N?

T-H-E-S-P-I... Yeah.

Come on. Catch up.

[ Laughter ]

Yo, you had me...

I was like, "Wait. Is there two S?

Is it T? Is it P? Is it 'EAN'? Like French?"

He had the numbers going around his head.

Yeah, you know. I've always been a thespian.

Okay. So, like, what do you -- What's your favorite --

Obviously, like, you rap, you act.

What's your favorite thing to do out of the two?

Um, make music.

But most importantly, I guess my favorite thing --

because in both of them -- is just inspiring people.

-You know what I'm sayin'? -Yeah.

Like, I just like touching people,

like, inspiring people,

making people feel like they can do anything,

whether it's in rapping or in acting.

But, you know, music is my bread and butter.

-True. -So that is the number one.

I ain't gonna turn down a Coachella for an Obama role.

You playing Obama in the biopic?

No, no. I wasn't Obama. I was, like, his homey.

I would have been a dude

who, like, showed him the hood and shit like that.

What if they wanted you to play Obama, though?

If the check was right? You -- No?

I don't even look like him.

I would be like, "It don't make sense."

I mean, like, Matt Damon was in "The Great Wall."

-Yeah. Anything's possible. -Yeah, but it's like --

No, I like when things make sense.

I would feel like that wasn't right for me.

Who would you play -- Who do you think you could play in a biopic?

Like a famous -- You know what I'm sayin'?

Um, I don't know. Shit.

Probably, uh, uh --

Mr. Cheeks.

[ Laughter ]

"Ahh! Freaky Tah! Hah!

My man Spigg Nice!"

[ Laughter ]

Yo, but speaking of Mr. Cheeks

and that whole era of, like, the '90s,

people say that you're, like, a throwback to that.

Do you do that on purpose 'cause you...with that music

or is it just the way it comes out?

No. I mean, I am born in 1995,

smack in the middle of it.

But, nah, I mean, I don't try to make '90s music.

You know what I'm sayin'? It's a misconception with me.

It's actually something I really hate talking about

because people only think

that, like, you know, that's what Joey Badass is.

At least the uneducated people about Joey Badass.

They're like, "Oh." They're putting me in that '90s box.

But it's like once you really inside of my music

and you really are, like, a listener,

you know that's not, like, all I have to offer

or all I'm even about.

You were on the Smokers Tour the same year "1999" came out.

Do you even remember what that tour was like?

Yeah, that was the one with Juicy J.

That was my first tour.

That was -- Oh, wow.

That was my first time on the road. I was --

You're talking about a kid, a junior in high school

going across the country for the first time with Juicy J.

That's wild. That's a show right there.

I might not have made it back, dawg.

We're talking about "Bandz a Make Her Dance" era.

-Oh, wow. -Yeah, bro.

Like, wow, and hormones-going-crazy era.

It was wild? And then after that,

they expected you to go back to school?

Yeah. Right?

"Yo. Come to the S.A.T. prep."

Like, "Nigga, what? You stupid?"

"I'm going to the strip club."

[ Laughter ]

♪♪

Do you know what you want your rainbow to say?

I didn't know it could say anything.

Say anything you want.

Uh -- [ Laughs ]

"Peace and Love."

-Aww. See? -Yeah, bro.

Give it up for Joey Badass.

You know what I'm sayin'?

Peace and love. Peace, bro.

And love. Ding!

♪♪

Shout-out! Shout-yowts!

Yo. Shout-out to Australia,

everybody on the SBS watching us.

All y'all Australian men,

you're leading the world in lying about your dick size.

What?!

A dating size called SaucyDates

has conducted a study around the world

asking men the size of their erect penis

and women what was the penis size

of the last man you had sex with --

similar to what we do here every morning.

Australia had the biggest gap,

with men claiming their dick was 7.09 inches,

while women went with 5.58 inches for their last partner.

'Cause women are haters.

-Yo. -All right?

And they don't realize sometimes you have to measure

past where the hair starts and other things.

All right? Y'all don't have one of these.

Y'all don't know how to measure it properly.

I'm not just out here measuring titties.

I don't know how that works.

Irregardless. You gotta start under the balls.

What's the average for the United States?

6.64".

'Cause I was pretty sure, according to Backpage,

the average is 10", but, you know, it's whatever.

Shout-out to whoever wrote this grant.

Like... [ Laughter ]

Like, "Here's $10 million. What should we study? Hmm.

"Uh, discrepancy in dick size.

Do niggas be lying on the Internet?"

Somebody was just tight. They was just tight in the morning.

Like, "I know what we should study!

These lying-ass niggas and they small-ass dicks!" That's right!

Yo! You know what we do every...day,

as an exemplary Dominican.

So shout-out to de lo mío personal.

[ Speaking Spanish rapidly ]

The Dominican Republic plays its first game

of the World Baseball Classic tonight,

and it is going to be a historic run of dominance

the likes of which we have never seen in any organized sport!

You know what I'm sayin'? We already know what's gonna happen

'cause we're playing Canada and Drake is not playing.

So y'all gonna get washed! You know what I'm sayin'?

That's all I got to say.

And now we got a shot of the team's pregame meal.

'Cause they're carbo loading.

They're getting their nutrition up.

And also we got to hear the volume on this

'cause you got to hear the soundtrack.

Yes! Yes! [ Bachata music plays ]

Fried cheese, longaniza, queso frito.

Mangú y cebolla. You know what I'm sayin'?

And the aguacate on deck. You already know.

We're getting lit for the... World Baseball Classic.

'Cause when you need to dominate,

you need plátanos in your system.

You know what I'm sayin'?

Didn't that Mets guy Noah -- whatever his name --

Didn't he say the World Baseball Classic

was trash or some shit like that?

-Noah Syndergaard? -Yeah.

-And that's why you're a Met. -All right?

World Baseball Classic's not a real thing.

WE have the World Series already, right?

The World Series settles

who is the best baseball players in the world.

Not really.

And then your little countries want to come.

Instead of fixing y'all road, y'all playing baseball.

There's two niggas in Jamaica right now playing baseball,

but they think it's cricket. They don't know what's going on.

They're doing the Willie Bounce.

The World Baseball Classic is cool.

It's just Dominicans coming up with

yet another reason not to work.

Shout-out to strange bedfellows. You know what I mean?

And the budding friendship

between Rick Ross and Martha Stewart,

which I feel is not that strange

'cause Martha's, like, cool with Snoop Dogg and shit.

So she got the intro into turkey bags of weed.

Also, Martha went to jail, and Rick Ross used to be a C.O.

That's true, so they probably linked up in there.

Yeah, they probably were talking about nutraloaf

and, like, how to get a prisoner out of his cell

if he doesn't want to come out.

"Martha, here's your phone. Hunh."

Look at Martha doing

what a lot of women on Twitter refuse to do,

and that's support your bae's dreams of having a mixtape.

That's right. 'Cause Ricky Rosé's ninth album

is coming March 17th. Pre-order that shit.

Not only did she tweet about it,

she made a cake, she got the cardboard cutout in the back.

You know her neighbors are concerned.

She's like, "Yo, Martha, why does your estate

always smell like the spiffington?"

She's like, "That's just my boo.

He comes over with the lemon-pepper wings."

"Yeah, Martha, those aren't bricks of flour.

You can't -- You can't fool me."

-Yeah. He's like, "Damn, girl." -Yeah. Look at that.

This looks like a scene from "Get Out 2."

That sex must be wild. [ Laughs ]

"Ross. Ross."

"Hunh. Hunh."

She's like, "Ricky, your cock is a good thing."

♪♪

Yo, shout-out to this rude-ass bird.

No, this is not a video of somebody on 161st Street.

This is an actual bird.

No, this is not Yesenia Torres. Sorry, Yesenia.

He's like, "I need a double cup, nigga."

This is when you're in VIP, and you're getting tight.

You're like, "None of these niggas chipped in on the bottle.

What am I pouring them for all y'all?"

"...y'all. Pour your own drink, nigga.

...outta here. ...you."

He's like, "Guess who's picking up these cups.

Not me, asshole." You dick.

"...this cup. "...this cup."

-Yo. -Yo.

Fam, this is not how you play flip cup.

♪♪

For more infomation >> Thursday, March 9, 2017 (Full Episode) - Duration: 22:38.

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Spygate America's Political Police Vs Donald J Trump - Duration: 15:07.

Spygate America's Political Police Vs. Donald J. Trump

by Tyler Durden

Everyone is suddenly talking about the Deep State � the configuration of spy agencies,

career bureaucrats, and overseas spooks whose murky omnipresence has been brought to light

by President Trump�s contention that he was �wiretapped� by his predecessor.

With his usual imprecision, Trump managed to confuse the issue by ascribing the surveillance

to Barack Obama, and so naturally spokesmen for the former President had no trouble batting

this charge away.

But as a former Obama speechwriter put it: �I�d be careful about reporting that Obama

said there was no wiretapping.

Statement just said that neither he nor the [White House] ordered it.�

And then there�s the word �wiretapping�: this brings to mind the old-fashioned physical

�bug� that our spooks used to plant on their target�s phone lines, installed in

the dead of night.

But that isn�t how it�s done anymore.

As Edward Snowden revealed, the National Security Agency (NSA) scoops up everyone�s communications,

and stores them in a database for later retrieval.

Loosely-observed �rules� are supposed to make it hard (but not impossible) for the

spooks to spy on American citizens, but the reality is that there are plenty of times

when such information is scooped up �incidentally,� and in those cases the identities of those

spied on must be redacted.

Except not anymore.

As the New York Times reported on January 12:

�In its final days, the Obama administration has expanded the power of the National Security

Agency to share globally intercepted personal communications with the government�s 16

other intelligence agencies before applying privacy protections.

�The new rules significantly relax longstanding limits on what the N.S.A. may do with the

information gathered by its most powerful surveillance operations, which are largely

unregulated by American wiretapping laws.

These include collecting satellite transmissions, phone calls and emails that cross network

switches abroad, and messages between people abroad that cross domestic network switches.

�The change means that far more officials will be searching through raw data��

And it looks like Obama administration officials made good use of this loosening of the rules

after Trump�s victory.

As the Times reported on March 1, after Trump won they were combing through the unredacted

raw data looking for evidence of Russian collusion with the Trump campaign:

�In the Obama administration�s last days, some White House officials scrambled to spread

information about Russian efforts to undermine the presidential election � and about possible

contacts between associates of President-elect Donald J. Trump and Russians � across the

government.� Their goal: �to leave a clear trail of intelligence

for government investigators.� And they apparently didn�t wait for the investigators,

as a stream of reportage about �intercepts� involving Trump associates, such as former

National Security Council advisor Michael Flynn communicating with Russian officials,

found its way onto the front pages of the nation�s newspapers.

The source of this intelligence is the key to understanding what happened.

The Times tells us:

�American allies, including the British and the Dutch, had provided information describing

meetings in European cities between Russian officials � and others close to Russia�s

president, Vladimir V. Putin � and associates of President-elect Trump, according to three

former American officials who requested anonymity in discussing classified intelligence.

�Separately, American intelligence agencies had intercepted communications of Russian

officials, some of them within the Kremlin, discussing contacts with Trump associates.�

Forget about looking for a FISA court application to spy on Trump & Co.: it wasn�t necessary.

Such archaic remnants of a free society as a warrant were blithely bypassed: �Seventeen

different government agencies shouldn�t be rooting through Americans� emails with

family members, friends and colleagues, all without ever obtaining a warrant,� warned

American Civil Liberties Union lawyer Patrick Toomey at the time the NSA rules were thrown

out.

But nobody was listening � including Trump and his supporters, who generally approve

of government spying in the name of �national security.� And so the way was cleared for

the anti-Trump coup plotters to do their dirty work.

As the January 12 Times story reported:

�Under the new system, agencies will ask the N.S.A. for access to specific surveillance

feeds, making the case that they contain information relevant and useful to their missions.

The N.S.A. will grant requests it deems reasonable after considering factors like whether large

amounts of Americans� private information might be included and, if so, how damaging

or embarrassing it would be if that information were �improperly used or disclosed.��

All the leakers had to do was comb through the material gathered by the NSA and cherry-pick

what looked incriminating � although, to be sure, if they had a smoking gun we would

surely have known about it by now.

But the lack of such was no obstacle to their goal, which was to give the #NeverTrump cause

a banner around which to rally post-election � �The Russians did it!� � and create

a dark cloud of suspicion over Trump�s presidency as being somehow illegitimate.

The new rules on disseminating raw NSA intercepts went into effect on January 3, after then

Attorney General Loretta Lynch signed on: the Director of National Intelligence James

Clapper had previously signed on December 12.

And if we look at the reportage coming out of the media, that�s when the stories detailing

the content of intercepts and other intelligence started hitting the front pages.

It�s difficult to see how anyone could deny that the Surveillance State did a number on

Trump.

Two days after the loosened NSA rules went into effect, the Washington Post ran a story

headlined �US Intercepts Capture Senior Russian Officials Celebrating Trump Win�:

�Senior officials in the Russian government celebrated Donald Trump�s victory over Hillary

Clinton as a geopolitical win for Moscow, according to U.S. officials who said that

American intelligence agencies intercepted communications in the aftermath of the election

in which Russian officials congratulated themselves on the outcome.�

Citing "intercepted messages and conversations among senior Russian officials in Putin�s

inner circle" a January 6 Reuters report informed us that:

�The CIA has identified Russian officials who fed material hacked from the Democratic

National Committee and party leaders to WikiLeaks at the direction of Russian President Vladimir

Putin through third parties, according to a new US intelligence report, senior US officials

said on Thursday.� On January 20, the day Trump took power, the

New York Times ran a front page story headlined: �Wiretapped Data Used in Inquiry of Trump

Aides�:

�American law enforcement and intelligence agencies are examining intercepted communications

and financial transactions as part of a broad investigation into possible links between

Russian officials and associates of President-elect Donald J. Trump, including his former campaign

chairman Paul Manafort, current and former senior American officials said.�

On February 9, the New York Times reported on the conversations between Flynn and the

Russian ambassador to the United States, Sergey Kisylak:

�Weeks before President Trump�s inauguration, his national security adviser, Michael T.

Flynn, discussed American sanctions against Russia, as well as areas of possible cooperation,

with that country�s ambassador to the United States, according to current and former American

officials.� The story cites the transcript of the conversation.

How did the Times reporters get hold of this information?

They cite �Federal officials who have read the transcript of the call.� How did those

officials get hold of the transcript of a private conversation of an American citizen

who was not yet a government employee?

The new rules governing raw unredacted NSA intercepts made possible an interagency effort

to disseminate and examine intercepts and other material, and there was a concerted

effort to uncover anything that could be used against Trump.

On January 19, the McClatchy news service reported on the �get Trump� campaign launched

by US law enforcement agencies:

�The FBI and five other law enforcement and intelligence agencies have collaborated

for months in an investigation into Russian attempts to influence the November election,

including whether money from the Kremlin covertly aided President-elect Donald Trump, two people

familiar with the matter said.

�The agencies involved in the inquiry are the FBI, the CIA, the National Security Agency,

the Justice Department, the Treasury Department�s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network and representatives

of the director of national intelligence, the sources said.�

To be clear: during the election, six law enforcement agencies were engaged in a systematic

attempt to undermine the Trump campaign, at a certain point utilizing unredacted raw intelligence

collected by the NSA and other agencies, all the while leaking like a sieve to their media

camarilla.

And this campaign was international in scope, as pro-Clinton nutbag Kurt Eichenwald reported

on February 15 in a story headlined: �US Allies Conduct Intelligence Operation Against

Trump Staff, Intercepted Communications�:

�The Western European intelligence operations began in August, after the British government

obtained information that people acting on behalf of Russia were in contact with members

of the Trump campaign.

Those details from the British were widely shared among the NATO allies in Europe.

The Baltic nation has been gathering intelligence for at least that long, and has conducted

surveillance of executives from the Trump Organization who were traveling in Europe.�

In a panic that their free ride would be over if Trump�s �America First� agenda was

implemented, our European NATO �allies� worked in close coordination with the Washington

cabal to subvert the US election process far more effectively than any Russian effort.

And they didn�t need a FISA court to approve their spying on the Trump campaign.

Which brings up an important issue: there has been much ado about reports of a FISA

court application, supposedly denied, and one that was narrowed and allegedly approved:

the BBC, the Guardian, and the lunatic �reporter� Louise Mensch have all maintained that this

was the case.

Yet, as I have shown above, no such approval by the FISA court was ever required, although

it would have a) made it much easier for the coup plotters to do their dirty work, and

b) would have shielded them from any legal consequences.

However, the fly in the ointment is that this would leave a paper trail that, once elected,

Trump could simply declassify.

So the FISA issue is, I believe, a false trail, a distraction away from what really happened.

They didn�t need the FISA court.

They didn�t need a warrant.

They simply opened a �back door� that, contrary to reports, had not been closed by

the �USA Freedom Act,� and � unleashed by the relaxation of the rules previously

governing dissemination of NSA intercepts � simply went through it.

Finally, we have another interesting �coincidence�: the brouhaha over NSA chief Admiral Michael

Rogers, who top Obama administration officials wanted to fire, which started because Rogers

traveled to Trump Tower to meet with the President-elect.

The ostensible reasons given � various breaches of security � were odd: after all, why fire

him just as Obama was leaving office?

In short, the intensity of the campaign to fire him was out of all proportion to his

alleged misdeeds.

Aside from the security issue, the very fact that he was visiting Trump was supposedly

a major issue: we were told �There�s only one President at a time.� But why shouldn�t

someone who might be asked to continue to serve meet with the President-elect?

In retrospect, the visit � and the disproportionate anger it provoked from the Obama crowd � makes

perfect sense.

If the NSA was being used as a source for the campaign to delegitimize Trump, and build

a case that the President-elect is a �Russian puppet,� as Hillary Clinton put it, then

Rogers� may have been trying to distance himself from the effort: �It wasn�t me,

Boss!�

The campaign to frame up and discredit Trump and his associates is characteristic of how

a police state routinely operates.

A national security apparatus that vacuums up all our communications and stores them

for later retrieval has been utilized by political operatives to go after their enemies � and

not even the President of the United States is immune.

This is something that one might expect to occur in, say, Turkey, or China: that it is

happening here, to the cheers of much of the media and the Democratic party, is beyond

frightening.

The irony is that the existence of this dangerous apparatus � which civil libertarians have

warned could and probably would be used for political purposes � has been hailed by

Trump and his team as a necessary and proper function of government.

Indeed, Trump has called for the execution of the person who revealed the existence of

this sinister engine of oppression � Edward Snowden.

Absent Snowden�s revelations, we would still be in the dark as to the existence and vast

scope of the NSA�s surveillance.

And now the monster Trump embraced in the name of �national security� has come back

to bite him.

We hear all the time that what�s needed is an open and impartial �investigation�

of Trump�s alleged �ties� to Russia.

This is dangerous nonsense: does every wild-eyed accusation from embittered losers deserve

a congressional committee armed with subpoena power bent on conducting an inquisition?

Certainly not.

What must be investigated is the incubation of a clandestine political police force inside

the national security apparatus, one that has been unleashed against Trump � and could

be deployed against anyone.

This isn�t about Donald Trump.

It�s about preserving what�s left of our old republic.

I don�t want to live in a country where anonymous spooks with access to my most personal

information can collect it and release it to their friends in our despicable media � do

you?

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Dalton John - Wondering Why (feat. ECHO) | Acoustic version - Duration: 4:23.

Hello everyone ! Today we're march 10th and my new song is out.

It's a featuring with Dalton John called « Wondering Why ».

And today I'd like to do an alternative version of the song to celebrate its release.

All the links to listen and download the official song will be in the description

and I'll let you hear a few seconds of the song at the end of the video.

So I'm gonna do the video and meet Dalton John afterwards.

I hope you'll like it, I'm turning on my Qchord, and let's go.

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Reggaeton SUPER MIX 2017 Maluma , Thalía , Luis Fonsi , Daddy Yankee , Nicky Jam , J Balvin , Wisin - Duration: 1:06:56.

Hello friends ! If you like this mix please Like & share, sub channel. Thanks you very much !!

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J'ai une proposition... Qu'en pensez vous ? - Duration: 5:23.

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Sleep Apnea and Atrial Fibrillation - Duration: 2:15.

(mellow music)

Sleep apnea is really emerging as an important risk factor

for atrial fibrillation.

First of all I should probably explain what sleep apnea is.

Sleep apnea is a disorder in the breathing pattern

when one is sleeping, such that people don't have enough

oxygen in their blood, and they have periodic spells

of not breathing.

Usually how people figure out that they have sleep apnea

is a couple ways.

A family member may notice that not only does

the person snore, but it looks almost like they're gasping

for air, or they've stopped breathing for a little bit.

Usually for a couple of seconds, but it can be a little

frightening to a family member.

So if a family member says you're snoring,

and it looks like you're stopping breathing,

it's very important to check in with your physician.

Now if somebody lives alone, how are they gonna know that?

Well, they may know it because during the day they just,

they can't wake up.

They just notice that they're really, they're sleepier

than a normal person.

They went to bed, they got eight hours of sleep,

but they somehow when they wake up they don't feel

as fresh as they used to.

And the reason why it's important to get the diagnosis

of sleep apnea is you can imagine, if somebody has a job,

for instance driving a truck, and they're sleepier than

normal because they aren't getting a good night's sleep,

that could be very serious.

And we also know that potentially treating the sleep apnea

can just make people feel better.

Now why is it related to atrial fibrillation?

Well, there is an emerging story that sleep apnea

predisposes or at least is associated with

atrial fibrillation.

They not uncommonly happen together.

And if people don't get their sleep apnea treated,

the atrial fibrillation is more likely to run on

for a long time.

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СЕКРЕТНЫЙ ПОЛИГОН ДЛЯ НЛО В СССР ! ДОКУМЕНТАЛЬНЫЙ ФИЛЬМ 11.03.2017 - Duration: 30:31.

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Patient Population Trends in Atrial Fibrillation - Duration: 2:42.

First atrial fibrillation is associated with a five-fold

increased risk of stroke, so these don't tend to be these

small strokes that you kind of go about your business.

They tend to be the bigger types of strokes because

the mechanism is an embolism traveling from the heart

to the brain.

Other problems that are associated with atrial fibrillation

that have been fairly well worked out epidemiologically

is there is an increased risk of heart failure,

an increased risk of dementia, and interestingly enough

an increased risk of all cause mortality,

and that's adjusting for all of the risk factors

for those conditions that are associated both with the

outcome and with atrial fibrillation.

Another reason why it's an important problem is as we've

gotten better at treating cardiovascular disease,

people are living longer, and they're living longer with

chronic cardiac conditions.

And so they have more time to actually develop secondary

conditions or other conditions such as atrial fibrillation.

So it's been observed in multiple data sets looking at

the same question multiple ways that the prevalence of

atrial fibrillation is increasing on the order of

two and a half to three million today.

By the year 2050 it's estimated that there will be

on the order of six to 12 million Americans with

atrial fibrillation.

So it's a very large problem.

Part of that's the aging of the population,

but over and above the aging of the population it appears

that the prevalence or how common the condition is

has been increasing.

So the goal of the American Heart Association is ambitious,

and part of it is to decrease death and disability from

stroke and cardiovascular disease by 20%.

But the American Heart Association has shifted its

philosophy in part responsive to patients,

to healthcare advocates and the general public to realize

that it's not enough to be free from cardiovascular disease

and its ravages.

We're really emphasizing healthy living,

and living longer in optimal or good states of health.

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Medical Doctors Accept Industry Payments—Oh Yes - Duration: 6:18.

Medical Doctors Accept Industry Payments�Oh Yes

By Catherine J. Frompovich

Taking �kickbacks� from an industry one is a professional in, or involved with, has

been classified in several ways.

The insurance industry calls it �rebating� [1].

Kickbacks also have been defined as �bribery� [2].

There�s an online site about �kickbacks in U.S. history� wherein the Cornhusker

Kickback is mentioned.

That �affair� involved congressional Democrats not having enough votes for ObamaCare to pass.

According to that website, Democratic Senator Ben Nelson�s vote supposedly was bought

in exchange for some �pork� for his home state of Nebraska.

However, that �pork pie� did not go over well, so the final upshot from congressional

haggling was that all states would receive the same perks as Nebraska.

Nevertheless, how many healthcare consumers are aware their medical doctors also take

kickbacks or get perks from Big Pharma?

Medical Press published the article �What�s the real extent of industry payments to doctors?�,

which ought to enlighten patients and consumers as to why they may be taking so many prescription

drugs and why parents are bombarded with mandatory vaccines for their children or else become

�divorced� from their family doctor�s practice.

A survey was taken with the results published in the Journal of Internal Medicine.

That survey, according to Medical Press, indicates �more than three in every five Americans

see a doctor who receives some form of payment from industry.� [3]

One of the provisions in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, aka ObamaCare, was

that pharmaceuticals and medical devices manufacturers must report gifts and payments made to healthcare

providers, which is publicly available on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services�

Open Payments website.

That survey claims 65 percent of respondents visited a practitioner who took payments or

kickbacks.

A 2016 survey regarding payments to dermatologists published in JAMA

Dermatology [October 5, 2016.

DOI: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2016.3037] indicates 8,333 dermatologists received 208,613 payments

totaling $34 Million in 2014 [4].

The top 15 companies were all pharmaceutical manufacturers and they paid dermatologists

$28.7 million, which was 81 percent of the total amount disbursed, according to the study.

[4]

So how much do you think was paid to pediatricians, the medical professionals who push vaccines

and vaccinations on infants, toddlers, teens and their parents?

According to Clinical Pediatrics:

Between January 1, 2014, and December 31, 2014, 35?697 pediatricians received payments

amounting to $30,031,960.

[That�s million!]

General pediatricians received the majority of payments (71%).

Median payment was $15 (interquartile range = $12-$24), mostly in the form of noncash

items and services (84%).

Significant diversity was observed in median payments among specialty providers.

In conclusion, 42% of US pediatricians received industry payments in 2014.

That�s over $30 MILLION given to 35,697 pediatricians.

Let�s do some math.

$30,031,960 divided by 35,697 equals an average of $841.30, not $12 to $24!

Another way of doing the math is 35,697 multiplied by $24 [the highest payment in the $12-$24

range] equals $856,728; not $30 Million plus!

Is there a discrepancy variance of $29,175,232, or is my calculator wrong?

What�s going on; is someone messing with the math?

Well baby visits certainly seem profitable for pediatricians�doesn�t that seem so?

Those visits are the unfortunate times when pediatricians administer up to nine vaccines

at once to infants weighing less than 25 pounds during one office visit.

Outrageous!

That practice ought to be considered medical malpractice, especially injecting so many

neurotoxic chemicals into a defenseless child whose immune system, for all intents and purposes,

is harmed�or �castrated� by all the toxins injected.

Isn�t that chemical child abuse?

Where�s legislation to deal with medical-toxic-vaccine [1] child abuse?

We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New York Times, Time Magazine and other great

publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises

of discretion for almost forty years.

It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subjected

to the lights of publicity during those years.

But, the world is more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a world government.

The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable

to the national autodetermination practiced in past centuries.

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Origami Bunny Face for Mister Rabbit 🐰 Easy Tutorial for your Easter Crafts projects - Duration: 10:11.

Hello Everyone!

Today I'm going to show you how to fold my new model, an origami rabbit.

In this video, I will show you how to fold the face.

And in a next video, I will also show you how to fold a body

So that you can create a Mister Rabbit or a Misses Rabbit.

To fold the face of the origami bunny

You need a square piece of paper, with a different color on each side.

And we'll start with the color on the bottom.

Then fold the square vertically.

Mark the fold.

And unfold.

Then bring the two edges to the center.

And keep them folded.

Next fold the two top corners down.

And we are going to bring the corners inside

And to do this, open the corner

Open the flap

Fold this fold again.

And invert this fold in the middle.

And when you close, you need to invert the last fold here.

And close.

Same thing on the other side.

Open the corner.

Open the flap.

Fold the first fold again.

Invert the fold in the middle.

And when you close, you need to invert the last one.

And we will do the same thing for the two bottom corners.

So fold them upwards.

Mark the fold.

And then put the corners inside.

So open the corner.

Open the flap.

Fold this again.

Invert the fold in the middle.

And invert the last fold when you close.

And the last corner.

Open, fold again.

Invert the fold.

And invert the last fold when you close.

And we are going to fold all the bottom tips upward.

All the layers.

Mark the fold well.

Then turn the model to the other side.

And we will take one layer of the top tip, and we will fold it down.

Then we are going to fold the ears,

starting from this point here,

and we are going to make this edge parallel to this edge.

When it is parallel, from this point, we can mark the fold.

And don't go all the way.

When you reach the bottom,

you need to flatten the fold, like this.

And we fold the ear in the middle.

And for the other ear, we are going to fold the ear so that it goes on top of the first ear.

So when it's exactly on top, you can mark the fold here.

And same thing, when you reach the bottom, you need to flatten the fold.

Like this.

Take your time to flatten the fold.

And then fold the ear in the middle.

Turn the model to the other side.

And now you need to fold this tip, only one of them, down.

So you need to make a fold at this level.

Now we are going to make the eyes of the bunny.

So take one tip and fold it like this.

Then fold the other tip at the same level.

And we want to show the white of the eyes.

To do this, just unfold a little bit.

And open the pocket, here.

And flatten it.

Then fold this again.

And now we have a white eye.

So we can do the same thing on the other side.

Unfold a little bit.

Open the pocket and flatten.

And then fold this again.

Now we are going to do the front teeth of the bunny.

So take this tip and fold it upwards.

And then open again.

And put your finger inside so that you can make a fold like this.

One one side.

And we will do the same thing on the other side.

And you can open again and open both flaps like this.

And flatten.

Then fold the two corners like this.

And we are going to open again.

And fold one layer down.

So this should go to the bottom.

And you can flatten the corners like this.

And once you have done that, you can just fold the layers again.

And if you want you can mark a separation between the two front teeth.

By folding a little bit again like this.

So this is our bunny head, and what I like to do is to open the eyes a little bit.

Just put your finger inside.

And our bunny face is complete!

I hope you like this origami rabbit.

It's a cute model that you can make for Easter.

And I will soon publish new videos to show you how to fold a body for your rabbit

so that you can make Mister Rabbit or Misses Rabbit

So please don't forget to subscribe to get notified.

If you fold this rabbit or another of my origami models, please send me pictures

So that I can show them on the origami.plus web site

and in my next videos.

I'm always very happy to read your comments

so please let me know what you think about this video.

And if you like it, please share it! :-)

Thank you very much, and Happy Folding!

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Ghost in the Shell

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THE KRISTEN STEWART BIRTHDAY PROJECT 2017 - PLANNED PARENTHOOD! - Duration: 1:19.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS!

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スト5_技一覧_いぶき_通常技_(字幕on) - Duration: 2:17.

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Second Sunday of Lent - year A. - Duration: 9:44.

Friends of Sion presents

Sunday readings

Second Sunday of Lent

Good morning and good Sunday. Here we have the texts proposed by the liturgy of the Second Sunday of Lent.

The texts clearly show these "two starts," we might say.

We begin with Genesis 12: 1-4, Psalm 32 (33, depending on the version)

the second reading 2 Timothy 1:8-10 and the Gospel of Matthew 17: 1-9.

We know chapter 12 of Genesis, is the founding episode of the whole tradition of theology of monotheism.

If in the first chapters of Genesis there was the creation and then the break: God loses his "partner" in the creation,

Now in chapter 12, God restores this broken covenant through the figure of Abraham, who represents this "Yes", the answer 'hineni "(here I am)

And Abraham is this paradigmatic model of human disposition toward God.

Recognizing him among many gods that are part of the context from which Abraham comes out.

But he has come out with a renewal, with a new perspective that is to receive the Word of God and follow it.

"The Lord said to Abram," Leave your country, your family and your father's house and go to the land I will show you. "

That is, he comes out of nowhere, but Abraham does not have any information of what to expect.

And the text continues with a view of the blessing. God makes a "complete package" to Abraham.

And from this man will come a people and with this people God establish a practice among nations.

From within this people, the salvation of mankind must come out.

And this is the founding moment that sets the promise of this text of ch. 12.

"I will make of thee a great nation and I will bless thee"

That is, from then on, God determines his blessing on the nations and peoples through Abraham.

"... All the communities of the earth shall find blessing in you."

It is here that begins the idea of ​​monotheism, establishing a relationship slowly started by a divine pedagogy.

Here he has a partner: God commands and Abraham follows him.

But it is interesting to say that the revelation of the Word of God requires from the person a shift, a movement.

We are not where we were. It is dynamic, is an engine that makes us move.

It's like Moses, one day, he saw the burning bush and, in front of this phenomenon, he decides to move around to understand what is happening.

That is, I will leave the position in which I find myself to see if I understand what God tells me.

Here is the same thing, Abram is in a position, and finally leaves this position.

Psalm sings the truth of the Word and faith: "Upright is the word of the LORD, and all his works are trustworthy

He loves justice and right; of the kindness of the LORD the earth is full. "

Always this idea of ​​a creative word which makes live and grow.

The second reading of Paul is an example of a community that is being established.

And among the Gentiles, Paul shows how the grace given to Abraham is already present among the nations.

He says, "bear your share of hardship for the gospel with the strength that comes from God. " That is, we must leave what we like doing.

One way or another, there is a suffering here. And this is what Paul proposes to Christians in 2 Tim (a growing community context).

There is suffering, this is the result of choice. He says:

"He saved us and called us to holiness, not according to our works, but of his own design and grace."

It is the same with Abraham. He did not receive this grace through his own merit.

It is the grace of God that always wanted to save humanity and that enabled Abraham to follow his path.

The Gospel is Matthew 17: 1-9. In my view, there is a lack of sensitivity to the text as it begins:

"At that time, Jesus took Peter, James, and John his brother, and led them up a high mountain ..."

But in fact, the text begins: "And after six days Jesus took with him ..."

These "six days" are here not by chance. In the Jewish context, the six days are part of a liturgical period.

Current interpretations say that we are here in a context of Yom Kippur.

Even Ratzinger (in his book "Jesus of Nazareth") admits this possibility of interpretation.

Six days later, begins the festival of Sukkot. If we leave a context of Atonement of God,

after six days we enter the eschatological dimension of Sukkot, the feast of tents.

It is the dimension of fulfillment of all the promises of God, it is the end, when the Sukka of God will cover all creation.

That is, a universal event that coems from this particular Jewish dimension.

And I think that these three characters are well represented here: Peter, James and John (in Matthew's text).

Of course here it is being established an organized community, where these three characters represent this first structure,

administration of this movement born of the following of Jesus, who is not just anyone.

Jesus is supported on one side by Moses (the Word, the Torah) and the other, Elijah (the interpretation of the Word)

That is, the two pillars of Israel's tradition, the tradition of God's promises to Israel, in view of the nations.

The text shows that the two had no idea who Jesus was.

"... A bright cloud covered them with its shadow ..." We already know that the cloud is the presence of God who follows the people in the desert,

in several places there is the presence of this "cloud", which is God himself.

Now it is Jesus who is involved, and the disciples are all now involved in this divine presence.

And this is when they discover that Jesus is from a messianic, divine dimension.

It is very interesting because, after the tent's building, the cloud disappears, and they continue with Jesus.

That is, the concrete reality of the faith of those who follow Jesus will remain concretely, no more "in the clouds".

It is very interesting what Jesus says, "Do not tell the vision to anyone until the Son of Man has been raised from the dead."

This is totally pedagogical. That is, the proclamation of the risen Jesus assumes that we have faith in the risen Lord.

Here we recount this experience in depth and here it is understood John's expression, Ch.1:

"He became flesh and made his Sukka among us."

I wish you all a good Sunday and good continuation of Lent. Thank you all!

Subscribe to our channel!

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What Can I Do About Headwinds? | Ask GCN Anything About Cycling - Duration: 9:16.

- Coming around faster than Caleb Ewan

with a point to prove,

it's another edition of Ask GCN Anything,

where you get to do

exactly that.

And that's ask questions, not win world tour bunch sprints.

Now, first up we have this question

from Kieron Burgess in the comment section.

"I'm a fairly novice cyclist.

"I live in Brighton in the UK and commute

"to work along the sea front.

"What is the best way to beat the oncoming wind?

"Are aerodynamics the key?"

#TorqueBack

Well thanks very much

for getting in touch, Kieron,

and we certainly do sympathise.

Headwinds absolutely suck,

unless, of course, you're a little bit of a sadist.

Because, let's face it, nobody jumps on their bike

with the sole purpose of flogging themselves giddy

into a headwind.

And in fact will do

our utmost to avoid them at all costs.

But, as certain as night turns into day,

from time to time, quite frequently in fact,

we are going to face a headwind.

So the best thing to do

is use a few different sorts of technique.

'Cause we know you can't actually stop the wind,

but you can go a little bit quicker,

become more efficient,

and more importantly, you can stop the wind from breaking

your will and morale,

by watching this video.

- We said many times here on GCN

that the biggest thing holding you back

on flat roads, is your body position.

So, you want to get a flat back,

Get your elbows and your knees tucked in,

drop your head, and you'll find you can go much faster

for exactly the same power output.

- Next up we have this question from Andres Omana

in the comment section, who asks

"Hello GCN,"

Hello.

"I'm 20 years of age and last year I got decently fit

"by training an average of 18 hours a week,"

which is a fair bit.

"Sadly, I can't ride my bike now

"for more than five hours a week.

"Is there any way I can keep fit?

"And if not, how can I deal with the bad feeling

"of being dropped by the group that I used to lead?

"Thanks in advance, love your videos."

Well thanks Andres for getting

in touch with us.

But firstly, I have to say to you, don't give up.

It can be done

and I'm testament to that because I used to train

on limited hours around a full-time job

for the vast majority of my riding career.

So what you need to do is basically train harder

and smarter to make every single one

of those training hours count.

So you need to basically instil a sense of discipline,

order, get yourself into a routine,

and it should work.

And hopefully, if you watch this video,

it should set you off

in the right direction.

This is going back a little bit.

Just blow the dust out of it.

- It's a 90's relic right there.

- Yeah, well a typical week

would look something like this.

So on a Monday, essentially where normally would be

a recovery day for me, Tuesday would be one hour hard,

for example, with three, three-minute hill reps.

Time now for the rapid fire round.

First up is this from Matt Somethingorother,

great name by the way,

"Dan, are you cutting your hair

"or does it just grow slowly?"

Now I was hanging out with Dan over the last couple of days

and he actually told me

that he likes his new hairstyle and does shave it quite

regularly, so looks like we're gonna be stuck with that

new hairdo for a couple of months yet.

Antione Huguet asks, "if you have a chain that has rusted

"a bit, would letting it soak a couple of days in vinegar,

"or coke, be a good solution? #TorqueBack"

I think the simple answer to that

is no.

Next up, we have this from Graeme Crowther,

"When using an indoor trainer, how do you suggest

"tackling snot rockets?"

Great question Graeme.

I spent a lot of time on the indoor trainer,

do have issues with snot rockets,

but just have a big towel

and a mat.

So, big towel and a mat, use as combination

should sort out the snot rockets.

Sam Murray asks, "If you had no hills where you lived,

"why would you ever go somewhere were there are hills?"

That is quite an interesting question

'cause hills are pretty brutal

and not everybody likes climbing hills.

And some people

actually try to actively avoid hills,

but I guess the answer to that question is

because you want to ride on hills really, Sam.

Penultimately, Brian Stokes has asked,

"Ask GCN Anything, what about Haribo

"as training recovery fuel?"

Now, to answer this question,

if you search on the internet for footage

at the end of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne just the other day,

the race that Pete Sagan won, I think your answer

is just there.

He basically hoovered up half a packet

as given to him by a soigneur.

And, I was at the Tinkoff-Saxo training company

a couple years ago

with Alberto Contador, et. al.,

Peter Sagan was there.

They'd just came in off a 3 1/2, four hour,

pretty intense training ride

and the first thing they had

was a little plastic cup

of Haribo.

There's your answer.

Finally, this from Bruno Zub,

it's a quite timely question in fact,

"What are you guys going to do when the channel hits

"one million subscribers?

"It's getting very close."

Tell us about it, Bruno.

We know it's getting close.

Possibly in the next couple of months.

But, I'm gonna throw

the question back out to you.

What do you guy think we should do for our millionth

subscriber celebration?

Leave your comments down below.

Okay, Rapid Fire is done and dusted.

And next up we have this question from somebody called

defredius in the comment section.

Hopefully I'm pronouncing that name right.

"I am 74 kilogrammes in weight and thinking of switching

"to 25 millimetre tubeless tyres on my road bike.

"So, what sort of pressures should I be running?"

#TorqueBack

Well, defredius, you have actually come to the right person

because I'm around 74 kilogrammes in weight at the moment

and my preferred tyre width of choice

is 25 millimetre tyres.

So, generally speaking, in dry conditions I'll run

about 100 psi and in wet conditions about 85-90 psi.

Although I'm running

tyres with inner tubes.

I have actually used tubeless tyres and ran exactly

the same pressure.

Now, for me, that sort of tyre pressure on that sort

of width offers a comfortable ride,

plenty of grip on the corners,

and it's just not too harsh, either.

And rolling resistance is pretty good, so

it's for me, it's a do-all tyre.

Now, if you are new to the sport,

the whole issue of how much pressure to put in your tyres

can leave many, many people scratching their head

because there's so many different things to consider.

There's the type of road surface that you're riding on,

there's the weather conditions at the time,

there's the type of tyre and width of tyre

that you're using, and then also you've got to factor

in your body weight as well,

because that is quite important.

Now, to answer all of these questions,

and to give you a little bit of guidance on this very

thorny subject, watch this video

where Simon talks you through.

- Well now it's safe.

That is a very good place to start,

but it's so not the only thing to think about.

We also need to factor in the width of our tyres

and also our body weight as well,

because narrower tyres need higher pressures

than wider ones, and heavier riders

need higher pressures than lighter ones.

- Finally on this week's Ask GCN Anything, we have this

question from MusicStuffSome.

Great name.

#TorqueBack,

"I heard a few weeks ago someone mention that it was

"good for road riders to do some other sports

"so they don't develop osteoporosis

"from doing non-impact exercise.

"I ride my mountain bike about 50%

"of the time and road bike the other.

"Is mountain biking, with jumps, and pressing into corners

"for grip, and more explosive manoeuvres, classed

"as impact or non-impact and should I look at maybe

"getting back into running on the side to help

"maintain some bone density?"

- As you can say, that's a very, very interesting question,

which led me to the deep, dark depths of the internet

to try and find some answers for you.

I must stress, they are very general.

Now, it is a great question.

I think it's worth mentioning that most pro riders

in the modern era do other sports in the winter.

Many will jump on a different sort of bike,

so a mountain bike or a cross bike,

and many will head to the gym,

depending on the sort of rider they are.

But I think, pretty much every pro rider now

will go to the gym to do some core work

which they'll then bring through to the rest of the season.

And another trend that we've seen emerging over the last

few years is that riders, pro riders in particular,

going hiking and doing lots of walking,

but what we can't say is that they do that specifically

in relation to preventing the onset of osteoporosis.

It is a really complicated subject

with lots of impact factors, but again,

from what I've read, a good rule of thumb

is to throw in some intensity to your riding

and like you mentioned, riding on a mountain bike

or a cross bike, with the different dynamics involved,

can help replicate some sort of impact,

although there is a slight difference of course.

Now, all of this may help, and I stress may help,

combat the issue of low bone density.

Although what I can stress is that it's a subject

that I advise you to read up on because it is remarkably

interesting.

Now, a rider that does thing completely differently,

again, is Richie Porte.

Now check out it his approach to training.

Utterly unique.

- Yeah, I mean to be fair the season,

I use it more as a recovery, you know, after my

after an easy ride or whatever,

you know, I'll go to the pool and

do a little bit more on the kick board

or something like that.

- Thanks again for all of your questions.

We do read as many as we can, so do keep them coming,

using the hashtag #TorqueBack in the comment section

down below and on social media as well.

Now, if you haven't already subscribed to GCN,

you can do so by clicking on the globe.

Please tell your mates,

and we'll be one more subscriber click away

from a million!

Which is gonna be absolutely amazing.

Now, for some more cycling tips, specifically how to draught,

how 'bout clicking just down here.

And for my exploration into crank length

in the pro-peloton, click just down here.

Now it's time

for some fake tea drinking.

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10 Awesome Ways to Say, "Thank you!" in English - Duration: 2:41.

Hi Bob the Canadian here.

You probably already know how to say, "Thank you." and "You're welcome."

In this video though we're going to look at several more ways to say, "Thank you."

in English.

The English phrase, "Thank you." is obviously used to let someone know that you appreciate

something that they've done for you.

It comes in several versions.

The first version is a shorter version where you can use just the word:

Thanks.

So for instance you could say:

Thanks Dave for helping me change the tire on my car.

The next most common version is to say:

Thanks a lot.

Thanks a lot Dave for coming with me to pick up my friend from the airport.

There are two versions that are very similar.

You could say:

Thank you so much.

Or:

Thank you very much.

So for instance you could say:

Thank you so much Dave for helping me carry the groceries in from the car.

There's also a set of three phrases that are all very similar.

And they are:

Thanks a ton.

Thanks a bunch.

And

Thanks a million.

And they can be used to say things like:

Thanks a bunch Dave for helping me go to the woods and chop firewood.

There is also a phrase that is a little more formal.

You could say:

I am grateful.

Or:

I am so grateful.

For instance you could say:

I am so grateful for all the people that helped me train to run in the race last Saturday.

There's also times where you'll need to use, "Thank you."

or a form of thank you in a formal setting.

For instance if you were up front giving a speech where you've just won something you

would start by saying:

I would like to thank…..

And the shorter version being:

I'd to thank…

So you could say:

I'd like to thank my Mom and Dad for raising me right.

Well that's several ways to use, "Thank you."

in English and I want to just say:

Thank you!

To all the people who watch these videos and have subscribed to my channel.

If you haven't subscribed yet, please do so below.

Bob the Canadian here.

Learn English with Bob the Canadian.

I hope you have a great day.

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