Youtube daily report May 16 2018

Coconut Jelly Balls

Agar powder 2 tsp

Sugar 2 tbsp

Coconut water 300 g

Coconut meat 20 g

Chill in Refrigerator for 1-2 Hour.

For more infomation >> Coconut Jelly Balls | Dessert | วุ้นมะพร้าวลูกกลม - Duration: 2:52.

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BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS - Duration: 15:01.

BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS…

He Wants It NOW

After two years of investigations by a highly politicized FBI and a Special Counsel stacked

with Clinton supporters, Robert Mueller's "witch hunt" appears to have hit a snag.

Three separate judges have now demanded evidence and facts in an "unredacted format" or

Mueller runs the risk having the case tossed out altogether.

Mueller's investigation has hit a brick wall.

Without any evidence, judges don't see how it can proceed.

As Zerohedge reported, the nation has been on the edge of insanity waiting for that much-promised

and long-awaited link tying President Trump to Vladimir Putin, only to find out that there

is no link, and the deck appears to have been heavily stacked against Donald Trump by bad

actors operating at the highest levels of the FBI, DOJ, Obama admin, and Clinton camp.

It looks like the real Russian conspiracy in the 2016 election was the participation

of high-level Kremlin sources used in the anti-Trump dossier that Hillary Clinton paid

for – not to mention the Uranium One scandal that's being covered up by the "bad actors"

and the mainstream media for Hillary.

The first major setback to the investigation into "Russian collusion" during the 2016

election happened in February when the federal judge (Judge Emmet G. Sullivan) assigned to

the criminal case against Trump's former National Security advisor Michael Flynn, demanded

Mueller's team to turn over any "exculpatory evidence" to Flynn's defense.

According to Zerohedge, Flynn's legal team never actually made this request, strangely

enough.

Instead, Judge Emmet G. Sullivan issued the order "sua sponte," or at his discretion,

invoking the "Brady Rule."

That rule requires prosecutors to turn over previously unfiled evidence that might have

a material impact on a defendant's case.

Two days before Sullivan's order, Mueller filed a motion for a protective order regarding

the use of evidence in the case, including "sensitive materials," which would be

provided to Flynn's lawyers by the office of the Special Counsel.

The implication was that Flynn had entered a guilty plea for reasons other than "guilt."

We also know that the FBI agents who interviewed Flynn (one of whom was anti-Trump counterintelligence

agent Peter Strzok) did not think Flynn was lying to them – something James Comey was

recently caught lying about himself.

Fox New's Judge Andrew Napolitano thought Sullivan's decision at the time was a complete

bombshell.

"Why would he we want that after General Flynn has already pleaded guilty?

That is unheard of.

He must suspect a defect in the guilty plea.

Meaning, he must have reason to believe that General Flynn pleaded guilty for some reason

other than guilt."

–Andrew Napolitano Speculation is now swirling that Flynn pleaded guilty because unless one

is extremely wealthy, federal investigations have a way of bankrupting anyone else.

"Your investigation and others into the allegations of Trump campaign collusion with

Russia are costing my family a great deal of money — more than $125,000 — and making

a visceral impact on my children."

Then there's the judge in the [Paul] Manafort Case, who excoriated a Special Counsel attorney

on Friday during a "motion to dismiss" hearing.

A leaked transcript of the heated exchange between attorney Michael Dreeben and Eastern

District of Virginia Judge T.S. Ellis reveals that the entire Manafort case is in jeopardy

if the Special Counsel doesn't produce an unredacted copy of the original order from

Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein authorizing the original investigation.

–Zerohedge

And what could be the final nail in the investigation's coffin, was last week's ruling by federal

Judge Dabney Friedrich, a Trump appointee, denying Mueller a trial delay over the high-profile

February indictment of 13 Russians for interfering in the 2016 US election.

Mueller accused 13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities (one of which was Concord

Management and Consulting) of "knowingly and intentionally" conspiring to interfere

with the election by using social media to disparage Hillary Clinton and support Donald

Trump.

But Mueller didn't expect Concord Management and Consulting to fight back.

I don't think anyone (including Mueller) anticipated that any of the defendants would

appear in court to defend against the charges.

Rather, the Mueller prosecutors seem to have obtained the indictment to serve a public

relations purpose, laying out the case for interference as understood by the government

and lending a veneer of respectability to the Mueller Switch Project.

One of the Russian corporate defendants nevertheless hired counsel to contest the charges.

In April two Washington-area attorneys — Eric Dubelier and Kate Seikaly of the Reed Smith

firm — filed appearances in court on behalf of Concord Management and Consulting.

Josh Gerstein covered that turn of events for Politicohere.

–Powerline Blog

Mueller was just denied the opportunity to kick the can down the road, and will likely

be forced to produce the requested evidence or withdraw the indictment, potentially jeopardizing

the PR aspect of the entire "Trump collusion" probe.

Evidence continues to mount that this probe was nothing more than a public relations (propaganda)

campaign from the very beginning.

Most of us could see through it, though.

H/T Zerohedge

For more infomation >> BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS - Duration: 15:01.

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Should You Be Drinking Camel's Milk - Duration: 2:32.

Should you be drinking camel's milk

the latest cow's milk alternative doesn't come from a fruit veggie or not it comes from a camel

yes we're talking drama dairies folks

while camel's milk has long been popular in the middle in east it is a relative newcomer to the U.S.

The FDA approved the sale of the milk here just two years ago

approximately 70 whole foods markets in California and the rocky mountain region now

sell camel's milk bottled by California based manufacturer desert farms

the company also ships Nationwide

so is it time to hop on the Karel van may be from an allergy standpoint

camel's milk is it easier to digest than cow's milk because although it contains lactose

it has different proteins not known to cause digestive issues

the drink is also high in pro buyout ICS and produced on small farms where animals are pasture raised hormone free and grass fed with

non GM oh feet and compared to cattle ranching camel farming is loads more

environmentally friendly because it requires less water and land

as Ford nutrition camel's milk as 3 to 4 g of fat per 8 ounces whole milk as 5 g that doesn't

come in different fat percentage is like cow's milk does

camel's milk as three times the vitamin see however and is packed with antibodies that

help fight viruses and bad bacteria according to the U.N.'s Food and agriculture organization

researchers have also found that insulin in camel's milk is more easily absorbed into the bloodstream than insulin from other sources

in addition the milk has been shown to improve pancreatic function and reduce blood sugar levels

while this all sounds great

until you remind yourself that the stuff comes at a four and humpbacked creature

put your xenophobia aside and try some

yes the color is a little yellow are then cow's milk and the flavor a bit saltier that the

consistency and overall taste are similar to cow's milk

For more infomation >> Should You Be Drinking Camel's Milk - Duration: 2:32.

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박시후와 아이유의 섹스 스캔들, 우리가 왕자와 공주를 소비하는 법 - Duration: 9:52.

For more infomation >> 박시후와 아이유의 섹스 스캔들, 우리가 왕자와 공주를 소비하는 법 - Duration: 9:52.

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Police: Man uses stranger's identity to steal $14K hot tub - Duration: 2:21.

For more infomation >> Police: Man uses stranger's identity to steal $14K hot tub - Duration: 2:21.

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TĂNG 20 LẦN CÔNG DỤNG CỦA GỪNG NHỜ LÀM THEO CÁCH CỦA TIẾN SĨ NHẬT - Duration: 7:03.

For more infomation >> TĂNG 20 LẦN CÔNG DỤNG CỦA GỪNG NHỜ LÀM THEO CÁCH CỦA TIẾN SĨ NHẬT - Duration: 7:03.

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Macmull S-Classic, Surf Gree...

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17歲清純女偶像「旗袍太小」身材快撐爆，日鄉民看到凶前…直呼「太H了」 - Duration: 2:09.

For more infomation >> 17歲清純女偶像「旗袍太小」身材快撐爆，日鄉民看到凶前…直呼「太H了」 - Duration: 2:09.

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要钱给钱！要绿卡给绿卡！但她直接回绝：我不可能为外国效力！ - Duration: 3:17.

For more infomation >> 要钱给钱！要绿卡给绿卡！但她直接回绝：我不可能为外国效力！ - Duration: 3:17.

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BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS - Duration: 15:01.

BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS…

He Wants It NOW

After two years of investigations by a highly politicized FBI and a Special Counsel stacked

with Clinton supporters, Robert Mueller's "witch hunt" appears to have hit a snag.

Three separate judges have now demanded evidence and facts in an "unredacted format" or

Mueller runs the risk having the case tossed out altogether.

Mueller's investigation has hit a brick wall.

Without any evidence, judges don't see how it can proceed.

As Zerohedge reported, the nation has been on the edge of insanity waiting for that much-promised

and long-awaited link tying President Trump to Vladimir Putin, only to find out that there

is no link, and the deck appears to have been heavily stacked against Donald Trump by bad

actors operating at the highest levels of the FBI, DOJ, Obama admin, and Clinton camp.

It looks like the real Russian conspiracy in the 2016 election was the participation

of high-level Kremlin sources used in the anti-Trump dossier that Hillary Clinton paid

for – not to mention the Uranium One scandal that's being covered up by the "bad actors"

and the mainstream media for Hillary.

The first major setback to the investigation into "Russian collusion" during the 2016

election happened in February when the federal judge (Judge Emmet G. Sullivan) assigned to

the criminal case against Trump's former National Security advisor Michael Flynn, demanded

Mueller's team to turn over any "exculpatory evidence" to Flynn's defense.

According to Zerohedge, Flynn's legal team never actually made this request, strangely

enough.

Instead, Judge Emmet G. Sullivan issued the order "sua sponte," or at his discretion,

invoking the "Brady Rule."

That rule requires prosecutors to turn over previously unfiled evidence that might have

a material impact on a defendant's case.

Two days before Sullivan's order, Mueller filed a motion for a protective order regarding

the use of evidence in the case, including "sensitive materials," which would be

provided to Flynn's lawyers by the office of the Special Counsel.

The implication was that Flynn had entered a guilty plea for reasons other than "guilt."

We also know that the FBI agents who interviewed Flynn (one of whom was anti-Trump counterintelligence

agent Peter Strzok) did not think Flynn was lying to them – something James Comey was

recently caught lying about himself.

Fox New's Judge Andrew Napolitano thought Sullivan's decision at the time was a complete

bombshell.

"Why would he we want that after General Flynn has already pleaded guilty?

That is unheard of.

He must suspect a defect in the guilty plea.

Meaning, he must have reason to believe that General Flynn pleaded guilty for some reason

other than guilt."

–Andrew Napolitano Speculation is now swirling that Flynn pleaded guilty because unless one

is extremely wealthy, federal investigations have a way of bankrupting anyone else.

"Your investigation and others into the allegations of Trump campaign collusion with

Russia are costing my family a great deal of money — more than $125,000 — and making

a visceral impact on my children."

Then there's the judge in the [Paul] Manafort Case, who excoriated a Special Counsel attorney

on Friday during a "motion to dismiss" hearing.

A leaked transcript of the heated exchange between attorney Michael Dreeben and Eastern

District of Virginia Judge T.S. Ellis reveals that the entire Manafort case is in jeopardy

if the Special Counsel doesn't produce an unredacted copy of the original order from

Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein authorizing the original investigation.

–Zerohedge

And what could be the final nail in the investigation's coffin, was last week's ruling by federal

Judge Dabney Friedrich, a Trump appointee, denying Mueller a trial delay over the high-profile

February indictment of 13 Russians for interfering in the 2016 US election.

Mueller accused 13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities (one of which was Concord

Management and Consulting) of "knowingly and intentionally" conspiring to interfere

with the election by using social media to disparage Hillary Clinton and support Donald

Trump.

But Mueller didn't expect Concord Management and Consulting to fight back.

I don't think anyone (including Mueller) anticipated that any of the defendants would

appear in court to defend against the charges.

Rather, the Mueller prosecutors seem to have obtained the indictment to serve a public

relations purpose, laying out the case for interference as understood by the government

and lending a veneer of respectability to the Mueller Switch Project.

One of the Russian corporate defendants nevertheless hired counsel to contest the charges.

In April two Washington-area attorneys — Eric Dubelier and Kate Seikaly of the Reed Smith

firm — filed appearances in court on behalf of Concord Management and Consulting.

Josh Gerstein covered that turn of events for Politicohere.

–Powerline Blog

Mueller was just denied the opportunity to kick the can down the road, and will likely

be forced to produce the requested evidence or withdraw the indictment, potentially jeopardizing

the PR aspect of the entire "Trump collusion" probe.

Evidence continues to mount that this probe was nothing more than a public relations (propaganda)

campaign from the very beginning.

Most of us could see through it, though.

H/T Zerohedge

For more infomation >> BREAKING: Top Judge Just Gave Mueller HORRIBLE NEWS - Duration: 15:01.

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What type of home can you get in Knoxville for $250k? - Duration: 2:36.

For more infomation >> What type of home can you get in Knoxville for $250k? - Duration: 2:36.

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[FREE] GoldLink x Sik-K Type Beat 2018 ''Bubble'' Happy Trap Type Beat 2018 식케이 타입 비트 힙합 알앤비 비트 - Duration: 4:05.

GoldLink x Sik-K Type Beat 2018 ''Bubble''

For more infomation >> [FREE] GoldLink x Sik-K Type Beat 2018 ''Bubble'' Happy Trap Type Beat 2018 식케이 타입 비트 힙합 알앤비 비트 - Duration: 4:05.

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Police: Man uses stranger's identity to steal $14K hot tub - Duration: 2:21.

For more infomation >> Police: Man uses stranger's identity to steal $14K hot tub - Duration: 2:21.

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మీ పేరులో k అక్షరం ఉందా అయితే తప్పక ఈ వీడియో చూడండి | LUKY ASTRO NUMEROLOGY | Astro Numerology - Duration: 4:53.

LUKY ASTRO NUMEROLOGY

For more infomation >> మీ పేరులో k అక్షరం ఉందా అయితే తప్పక ఈ వీడియో చూడండి | LUKY ASTRO NUMEROLOGY | Astro Numerology - Duration: 4:53.

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Toxic gases from Hawaii's erupting Kilauea volcano adds to safety woes - Duration: 0:41.

As an erupting volcano in Hawaii continues to wreak havoc, officials now say toxic gases

emanating from the side of the Kilauea volcano is adding to the danger facing residents.

Health officials are urging residents to stay indoors or leave the eastern end of Hawaii's

Big Island due to dangerous levels of sulfur dioxide gas and other emissions.

Besides the toxic fumes, officials said Tuesday that a 20th fissure releasing lava has opened

on Kilauea's side.

No casualties have been reported so far since the volcano erupted earlier this month, but

some two thousand residents have been ordered to evacuate.

However, many are refusing to leave.

For more infomation >> Toxic gases from Hawaii's erupting Kilauea volcano adds to safety woes - Duration: 0:41.

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What is the 'Max Thunder' exercise? - Duration: 2:34.

So what exactly is the 'Max Thunder' exercise that has made North Korea angry enough...

not only to call off its high-level talks with the South... but to also make it reconsider

its high-stakes summit in Singapore with President Trump?

Our Lee Seung-jae takes a closer look.

Last year's 'Max Thunder' exercise began on April 21st, 2017.

Back then, North Korea waited five days before responding with its largest ever live-fire

exercise.

This year's 'Max Thunder' drill, which began last Friday,... and is scheduled to run for

two weeks,... led to North Korea cancel a high-level inter-Korean meeting set for Wednesday,...

and even threaten to pull the plug on the Pyongyang-Washington summit scheduled for

June 12th in Singapore.

The joint-exercise takes place annually and is the largest military flying exercise held

on the Korean Peninsula.

It's part of a continuous exercise program designed to enhance interoperability between

South Korean and U.S. forces, and is not tied to any specific real-world events or situations.

It has also been regarded as an exercise that highlights the long-standing military partnership,

commitment and enduring friendship between the two allies to help ensure peace and security

in Northeast Asia.

So how is the 'Max Thunder' exercise being held this year?

The joint exercise, involves some 100 warplanes, including eight F-22 radar-evading fighters,...

and an unspecified number of B-52 bombers and F-15K jets.

But the highlight of this year's exercise are the eight F-22 fighter jets that are making

their debut.

Equipped with state-of-the-art stealth technology,... the 5th generation fighter jet,... is known

be to capable of bringing down one hundred 4th generation fighters, like the F-15 and

the F-16 on its own.

The main bay of the F-22 Raptor can accommodate six launchers for beyond-visual-range missiles

and each side bay has launchers for short-range missiles.

If that isn't devastating enough,... four of the launchers can be replaced with two

bomb racks that can each carry 1,000-pound bombs.

Could the sheer size of the exercise be the reason for North Korea's sudden about-face?

While 'Max Thunder' is known to be routine and defensive in nature,... both allies are

now left hoping this year's exercise won't put a dampener on the path to peace.

Lee Seung-jae, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> What is the 'Max Thunder' exercise? - Duration: 2:34.

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Israel faces global backlash after 60 Palestinians killed during protests at Gaza border - Duration: 2:48.

Now for a look at stories making headlines around the world and we start in the Middle

East…

Israel is facing international backlash after its troops killed dozens of Palestinians demonstrating

at the Gaza border.

They were protesting against the opening of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.

For more on this and other international news we turn to our Ro Aram…

Aram… fill us in on the latest...

Well Mark… protests were quieter Tuesday compared to the day before, but Israeli forces

shot dead at least two more Palestinians.

According to the Palestinian health ministry, that now brings the death toll to at least

60.

It appeared that many Palestinians opted to bury the dead and hold funerals for those

killed instead of going back to the scene of Monday's bloodshed.

They were also commemorating 70 years since Nakba, or "catastrophe," when more than 700-thousand

Palestinians lost their homes in the wake of the creation of Israel in 1948.

This was going on as Israeli and Palestinian envoys to the UN exchanged bitter words over

the events in Gaza during an emergency meeting at the UN Security Council.

The Palestinian envoy Riyad Mansour called Monday's incident a massacre by Israeli forces

and a crime against humanity.

Other nations expressed concern over the violence, urging Israel to act with restraint.

Some of them, including Britain, have called for an independent inquiry into the matter.

The UN Human Rights Council also condemned the violence along the Gaza border.

"Lethal force may only be used as a measure of last, not first, resort, and only when

there is an immediate threat to life or serious injury.

An attempt to approach, or crossing, or damaging, the green line fence do not amount to a threat

to life or serious injury, and are not sufficient grounds for the use of live ammunition."

Israel's UN envoy Danny Danon defended the Israeli military's actions, describing the

Palestinian protests as violent riots.

Israel has said it was acting in self-defense of its borders, blaming Gaza's Islamist rulers

Hamas.

This sentiment was backed by the U.S. envoy to the UN who said Israel had actually shown

restraint.

"I ask my colleagues here in the Security Council, 'who among us would accept this type

of activity on your border?'

No one would.

No country in this chamber would act with more restraint than Israel has.

In fact, the records of several countries here today suggest they would be much less

restrained."