as Captain Lee Quince, especially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier, the saga of fighting men who rode the rim of empire, and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry. You're good to see you, Captain. You look kind of funny, though. What do you mean? I'm clothes, Mufti. I ain't used to you out of uniform. I'll be back in uniform at midnight tonight, Sergeant. We'll stay in town till then. And you can buy me a drink. Me, but I thought you was going to get rich in St. Louis. Did I say that? Well, you talked about nothing else before your leaf come through. Just proved you shouldn't believe everything you hear, Sergeant. Yes, sir. I'll try to remember that. See that you do. And to really fool you, I may go back to St. Louis. Quit the army? A man can make money there, Sergeant. I don't mean gambling. I mean honestly. In an honest business, buying things, selling them. Well, sir, the army sure no place for a man who wants to get rich. I'll say that. The army's no place for a man who wants to do any living at all.  It's sure enough true, Captain. Well, come on, let's get our drink. How's B Company, Sergeant? Company's fine, sir. Major Daggett's going to be mighty glad to see you back at Fort Laramie. He isn't going to see me till midnight. He'll be waiting up. Send me into town to tell you. Yes, sir. Well, what? A rapper hose. They've been raiding for horses. Massacred a whole family over in the basin about 10 days ago. You mean they jumped the reservation? Not the whole tribe, just a few of them, I guess. Mr. Cybert's took B Company out last week, but he didn't have any luck. Why not? I don't know, Captain. I wasn't with him. What? I've been on sick list till two days ago. Sick list? You? Yes, sir. Pac Mule kicked me in the belly. Oh, well, a little whiskey will cure that, Sergeant. Well, here we are. Mr. Cybert's is feeling mighty bad about it. Your belly? Like I said, it's good to have your back, Captain. Bottle of rye and two glasses. What's his trouble? Eight soldiers, I guess. Like a lot of people. Since Richmond. Yeah, too much war, maybe. I guess everybody like to forget it now. You all like to forget it. There's a war still going on. You're right, sir. What do they think stands between them and all the hostiles out there waiting to hack them to pieces? Who does all their dirty work for them? It isn't like people to be grateful for any favors, Sergeant. No, sir, I guess not. And I think of the troops aching for home while they sweat and freeze and spill their blood all over the frontier for 50 cents a day. It makes me mad. Tell me about St. Louis, Captain. Is your liquor, gentlemen? Hey, you, hold it. You know them, Sergeant? No, sir. What's your trouble, mister? My name ain't mister. It's Rudeo. I ain't talking to you. I'm talking to the soldier. I'm with the soldier. You stay out of this. You know what's good for you. You tell him, Boylan. What do you want from me? I never saw you before. Yeah. You won't want to see us again after we're through with you. What's this all about? We don't like soldiers drinking where we drink, mister. They like to teach them a lesson now and then. Don't we, Boylan? Yeah, we'll do it, too. Now, just get up, mister. What's the matter with you coming in here with a soldier? Gonna drink with him, too. Rudeo, I just guessed that he ain't no better than those soldiers himself.  That's what I call it. Well? OK, Sergeant Gorse. Yes, sir. You can have more than there. Thank you, sir. Move out. I'll buy you that drink now, Captain Quince. You can buy the first one, Sergeant. Yes, sir. Half an hour late, Captain Quince. I was on the post at midnight, Major. I wanted to get back in the uniform before reporting. I'm glad of that, anyway. I kind of figured you would be.  We've known each other a long time, Major. Since Vicksburg, with Grant. I remember a night in Chattanooga. You weren't very army. I've forgotten the girl's name, of course. Captain Quince, I trust Sergeant Gorse told you about the Arapaho trouble. You know, they're out raiding for horses. They've slaughtered a family over in the basin. It's got to be stopped. Settlers are beginning to wonder what the Second Cavalry's doing at Fort Laramie. If this goes on, there won't be any settlers. Hard enough homesteading this country without a man waiting for him and his family to be massacred by renegade Indians. I'll take a patrol out in a few days, have a look around. You'll take Bee Company out tomorrow morning. May I make a suggestion, Major Daggett? If it's in order. Lieutenant Cybert took Bee Company out and found nothing. Sure, he's green, but a few Arapaho can hide easy from a whole troop of cavalry beating its way through this country. Give me 12 men. I'll scout those Indians, get them set up. Then I'll come back for the company. No. No, it's too slow. There isn't time. Better let me try it, sir. I said no, Captain. You haven't got very far your way, Major. You have your orders. Yes, sir. Oh, Captain. Yes, sir. I heard you and Sergeant Gorse were in a brawl earlier this evening in town. Conduct unbecoming an officer. You should learn to control your temper, Captain. I wonder what family the Arapaho's are putting the knife to tonight, Major Daggett. I should never start this sort of thing with you. Take your patrol. Yes, sir. Any further orders? May have Sergeant Gorse and Lieutenant Cybert's, but no other officers or non-commissioned officers. Right. Bash them in through the main gates of the post half hour before revelry. Any questions? No, sir. Then move out. There's a cabin just over this rise, Captain Quentz. Must be new, Mr. Cybert's. Yes, sir. It is.   There's just as good land a day's ride from the fort. You're right, sir. Am I, Mr. Cybert's? Of course, sir. One of the men likes it out here, away from people. That make him a fool? No, sir. Then I'm wrong. I'm afraid I don't understand, sir. You agree too easily, Mr. Cybert's. Better learn to think for yourself. Yes, sir. Now, where is your cabin? Well, you'll see it in a minute, sir. There it. No. Look, it's been burned. So is the Rappahos again, Captain? Yes, Captain. Look down there, Sergeant. While the patrol out of scouts, Sergeant, 1,000 yards between men. If there's any Indians around, I want to know it. The men will watch us at the cabin for arm signals. Right, sir. Then join Mr. Cybert's and me down there. Move out. Yes, sir. Follow me, Mr. Cybert's. Looks like they slaughtered every one of them. Is this the whole family, Mr. Cybert's? That's all of them, sir. Thank God for that. Every one of them scout, even the boy. At least they went tortured. No, sir. Tell me. Tell me, Mr. Cybert's, was the other family like this? Well, yes, sir. I see. Made quite a mess, didn't he? Take a good look, Sergeant. How many horses did this man have, Mr. Cybert's? About 10, as I remember, sir. Well, Sergeant? Funny thing. What is? Well, Captain, I don't know how them a rapper hose could have surprised him so fast. What makes you think they did? How many arrows around? The man had had a chance to put up any fight at all. There'd be a lot of arrows. Is that all? Yes, sir. You sure? Well, yes, sir. Sergeant Gorse, I excuse Mr. Cybert's, because of his lack of experience.   Yes, sir.  I'm looking. Look harder. There are no tracks. No tracks? Somebody dragged him out with a blanket. Somebody? Why do you say somebody, Sergeant? I don't know, sir. There's something wrong here. Look, how old is that boy, Sergeant? 12, 13. Old enough to be a brave in a couple of years if he was an Indian? Yes, sir. Don't a wrapper hose usually keep a boy that age and try to make a warrior out of him? They always do. No, wait. Them tracks, they wouldn't hide their tracks. No, they wouldn't. Captain. Yeah, I know why you got so mad. I'm pretty mad myself. Took you long enough. Mr. Cybert's. Yes, sir? A man wearing moccasins doesn't care about his tracks. He's got nothing to hide. Wasn't a wrapper hose did this? Wasn't Indians at all? It was white men. Whose place is this, Captain? Jake Steele and his wife. Their daughter lives with them. Shouldn't their daughter live with them, sir? Ollie's 19, going on 20. She had some schooling back east. You mean she should be married now? This country needs women, Mr. Cybert's. But it doesn't need single women. Yes, sir. Patrol! Mr. Cybert's. Yes, sir? This mountain unsaddle. Dry the horses. Turn them into the corral yonder. Cash the saddles over in that brush so they can be seen. All other equipment the men will keep. Yes, sir. Two men will stand by for escort duty. Move out. Yes, sir. It's Captain Quince, Miss Steele. Captain, what are you and your troopers doing out here? I'll tell you if you ask me in. Oh, well, come in. Where's your family? Well, they rode over to the Abbott Place. That's a long ride. They're spending the night. They'll be back tomorrow. Why? Is there trouble? Oh, not for you, Holly. And what are you doing here? I came to borrow your ranch. What? I need it for a few days, maybe a week. No, Captain. You and your folks can stay with the Abbott's for a while. I'll send for you when I'm through here. You seem to have it all figured out. I have. Of course. Shall I leave right now, Captain Quince? Sooner or the better, I'm sending an escort with you. Well, that's very kind of you. I can spare a couple of troopers. Then you'll move in here. Sergeant Gorse and me. Wouldn't you like for me to stay and cook for you? No, no, no. You couldn't do that. Why? Don't you think I'm a good cook? Maybe when this is over, I'll ride back sometime. And find out. Captain Quince, just because you and I've met once or twice at Fort Laramie Dance. Just a minute, Miss Holly. You don't understand. Don't I? I should have explained. There's going to be a fight here. Fight?  And when the men I'm after come for them, well, we'll be waiting. What men? Men who've been stealing horses, murdering, settler families, blaming it on their wrapahos. You mean it's white men who've been doing that? I do. Captain Quince, I'm beginning to understand that being in the cavalry, you're accustomed to ordering people around and not explaining anything. I'm sorry, Holly. I upset you. Now, if you'll wait outside while I get some things together, I'll ride up to the Abbotts with that escort you promised me. Good. Captain. Yes? I hope you have a chance someday to find out about my cooking. What I mean is good luck. Thank you, Holly. Go on, get out of here now. Well, it took me that long to do something. I'd get busted to a private. You can still get busted, Sergeant. Yes, sir. Mr. Cybertz. Right here, Captain. You'll take over the patrol, Mr. Cybertz. I want you to spot the men in a complete circle around this place half mile out. They're to dig in. And when they think they're hidden, I'm going to ride that circle. I understand, sir. Heaven help any trooper I can see. Yes, sir. They're to let those men through. But when they hear gunfire from the cabin here, they're to kill anything that tries to get back out. Any questions? No, sir. Move out. Yes, sir. Well, Sergeant, you and I are going to be sitting on the pan of this trap. Like poisoned meat, huh?  You have to do that, Sergeant. I didn't join the army to be locked up in this coop for three days. Maybe you'd rather be sitting outside with the real men, half buried, afraid to move with nothing but a canteen of water and a handful of jerky. And no smokes. And no smokes. Captain Quince, I never had it so good, sir.  Dark out already? Good. Ain't the kind of men who'd attack even a woman in a daylight. No, I guess not. Of course you lied to me. What? No smokes.  Well?  Not with that quitter tobacco in your jaw day and night. What are you trying to give me? You need action, too, Captain. Bad as I do. Three days of this is worse than a winter in Garrison. You go to St. Louis. I'm going with you. That easy money. Shh, wait, wait. What is it? Horses. Listen. We got them, Captain.  Count the offside of the cabin. But don't shoot till I get at least one of them inside here. Yes, sir. Good hunting, Captain. Same to you, Sergeant. Come on, open up. We want to have a little talk with you. Count, Jim, you'll have a gun. Listen, mister, we ain't going to hurt nobody. We got something to tell you, is all. Let's fix them and get out of here, Jim. We're just passing by, mister. Got some news for you. Maybe they'll make nobody home. They wouldn't leave all them horses alone, would they? I'm coming in, mister. Don't shoot now. Have your daughter light the lamp, mister. Then we can talk. You're next, mister. You OK, Sergeant? Yes, sir. We got two of them anyway. I didn't realize there were more than that. He was holding their horses. Well, the troopers will take care of them. They deserve a little action, too. They sure do. Who are they, do you know? Strangers. One inside dead? I didn't kill him. What? You took an awful chance, Captain. It'll be worth it. Maybe we can find out what they did with all the horses they've stolen. Maybe we can take them back. Yes, sir. Well, there's two families. We'll never get theirs. Hear that, Captain? Mission accomplished. No more women and kids dying hard. It's kind of good, don't it, Captain? Don't it? Sergeant? Yes, sir? Feels a whole lot better than making money in St. Louis. Fort Laramie is produced and directed by Norman MacDonald and stars Raymond Burr as Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry, with Vic Perron as Sergeant Gorse. The script was specially written for Fort Laramie by John Meston, with sound patterns by Bill James and Ray Kemper, musical supervision by Amarigo Marino. Featured in the cast were Harry Bartell, Dan Riss, and Joyce McCluskey, with Lawrence Dobkin, Clayton Post, Paul Duboff, and James Nussar. Old Man Trouble takes it on the chin five nights a week when Bing begins to sing, which is just dandy for everybody else who's listening in. Since Old Man Trouble has no great charm to speak of, and since Bing Crosby has an ear for melody, a cheery disposition, and many other charms as well, folks naturally prefer to spend their time with Bing. For good company and easygoing songs, hear the Bing Crosby show Monday through Friday nights over most of the same stations. Detention! Another transcribed story of the Northwest Frontiers and the troopers who fought under Lee Quince, the captain of cavalry.


r intentionally, they both... Allahu ma'mur. Yeah, they both despise each other. And the end result is going to be the same. If you listen to these people, you're going to get misguided. Whether they intentionally misguide you or whether accidentally misguiding you, it's going to be the same end result for you. So I think that's the other thing that I've seen from the other side really is quoting books, no Qur'an, no Sunnah, or barely any Sunnah, quoting books. And even these books, it shocked me. I'll be honest with you, it honestly shocked me because I didn't know what you're going to say today on the podcast. It shocked me when you bought Ijmaa from Imam Novi. It shocked me when you bought Ijmaa from Harbal Qimani. Even Abdul Barab, was that in your name? Is it Ijmaa? It shocked me because these are the same people that these guys, the research that I did, they're mentioning these people's books and they're taking their statements. And to take a statement from these books, to try and prove a Khilaf from the Imam who transmitted Ijmaa, again, deception I'm not going to say that, but ignorance for sure. It's just, it's worrying, it's worrying. And it's worrying times we live in, which is why we decided that this issue needs to be dealt with properly. And we've spent a long time now and it's the first time in one video that people can see every single thing related to this issue, both sides of the argument. And you've not just given one response to most questions of us to be fair. You've given three, four different responses. And the reason why we did that is because we wanted to cover everything. We wanted to take all of their statements, bring it to the table and respond to them. And I don't think that this requires any more from us, unless, unless the other side or someone else brings a response for everything you've said today on this podcast. All the Ijmaa that you brought, the Quran, the Sunnah, the responses, the different answers that you've given. Every statement of yours just like we responded to every statement of theirs. If every statement of yours is responded to, then I think it's worth us having another look and seeing what they've got to say. But until that happens, I don't think it's worth us doing anything more. And for the genuine people out there who might still have questions, I'm happy to share our email address. As long as the condition is you've watched the podcast all the way through from beginning to end. If you still have questions, you can email us at questionsatamau.org. And the final piece of advice is for those people at home. People who genuinely want to know the truth, this is the video that lays it all out for you. Now it's upon you to seek beneficial knowledge because doubts are always going to come from different people. But if you knew what an Ijmaa is, for example, and you knew how heavy that is in the religion, as soon as you hear an Ijmaa from Imam al-Bukhari, for example, it doesn't matter what doubts are going to come to you. It just doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't make sense to me because Imam al-Bukhari could not transmit an Ijmaa if these many doubts existed. But when you don't have a foundation in your knowledge, what happens is you tend to go right, left, go with the wind. And that's a huge problem. So my recommendation to myself, first and foremost, before anybody else watching is to focus on seeking beneficial knowledge because we live in a time where things are a little bit crazy, you know, honestly. A little bit. A little bit crazy. A little bit. Yeah, okay. Very, very crazy, especially when you look online. And that was another thing that I did as part of my research. I don't have a Twitter account, but I actually looked online and for the first time, I actually read through Twitter and read some of these tweets. And it really shocked me. It really, really shocked me with some of the statements that are being said, some of the misguidance that's being portrayed out there and even some of the kind of language in the terms of being used. And my final advice is for people to fear Allah, what they say online.  You're also going to be held accountable for what comes from your thumbs when you're typing online. And it's very dangerous to stay a statement to one person. Let alone on Twitter and then it gets retweeted and shared and thousands of people view that same statement. So that's kind of how I'd like to summarize it. I don't know if you want to add anything on top of that. If not, we'll close this very, very lengthy podcast. The last thing I'd say on behalf of the people, JazakAllah Khair for your time. I've mentioned it during the podcast that it takes two seconds to vomit, but it takes an hour to clean up the mess. And that's what we've had to do. And it's really been you who's been there. No, you're Mashallah. JazakAllah Khair. I think for the time you put into this, not behind-the-scenes research and also bringing it to the people, I don't know how you've done the talking because my mouth is dry and I've not done like half the talking that you've done. So on behalf of the people, we want to thank you. We want to thank you always for the permission of Allah, helping the ummah. I think honestly you and other brothers working behind the scenes or recording or editing or putting it together, it's a joint effort. There's no doubt it's a team effort. It's a team effort. No doubt about that. But there's a special thanks that goes out to you on behalf of the people. I'm going to keep that there, inshallah. Without any further ado, we'll close the podcast.


I have, sometimes to get both, you can get luck. You can get lucky and get them both. We're going to talk about luck, we're talking about that she's only out. But sometimes the big titties won't look right on everybody.   Okay, so if you can build a woman. Whatever she is that you make you. If you can build a woman. Like it would like creative play on drugs. And you can only get one of the other because you only got somebody. You can only build a woman like on 2K because they ain't going to give you everything you need to finish it. Yeah.  She going to look at how you walk and she ain't going to be able to move fast. Well, she.     We need to know how old he up. Check one. You won't know the point about you on this. No feet. I think that's the best part about it though. They all be different. See. You see. That's the best part about it though is they all be different. They all be different here. But if you can build, this is more so for Clayton. What? If you had to build him a chick. If you had to build a chick and you only got one option.  No, no, no. I'm using the best resource.  I'm using everything. This is a carbon fiber. You don't got everything else laid out but you only got enough points left to add big titties.  He got that media train for years.  If I had to build one. You gonna put the carbon fiber titties on there? I'm making them so. First of all, I'm involved from other areas. You can't. Yes, you can. You have to. If I'm building it, why don't I have the material? So what you're saying is I'm building it, I have a limited amount of materials to make this. So I really shouldn't be making a woman until I have all the materials. Exactly. If fellas, let that go for you too. Cause we're real women.   Told you, he's talking.   Let me ask you.  Let's see some like. No, just go. You don't use so much on the titties. You got limited material. You're only down to two choices.   Do you put that on it? Yeah, he's all. Okay. Neurodynamic? Oh, you want it to look sweet? Oh, you want the hard top? Hard top or you're gonna put the spoiler on it? See, so because she a woman, because she a woman, I'm not even gonna be worried about that. I'm gonna also put that put the points to her mind.  Is that worth in the middle world?  It's locked.  I'll take a round.   Where was whistling? I'm talking about the best titties in the world. The best titties in the world.


Hey guys, this is Matt Beck from freesaloneducation.com and I just want to go through what is in my scissor pouch. So you guys kind of can see what tools I use on a daily basis. So the first things first, let's just start on the right, work our way down. I have my Ichi Nino San number one scissor from Mizutani. I use Mizutani scissors. We also sell them on freesaloneducation.com but the reason we sell them on there is because I love them. They're my favorite scissor. I love working with the company. So they're just a really quality scissor. This one is basically a straight cobalt. I like it because it has a nice kind of bevel to the blade which makes it really nice for dry cutting. But this isn't a dry cutting scissor so I can also cut nice lines with it. It's got a really buttery feel to the cut so if you like that, this is great for that as well. This is my workhorse scissor, the Mizutani type Z2, Acro type Z2. The thing I like about this is it's a powder metal steel. What that does is it grips the hair as it cuts so it's going to cut, whoops, it's going to cut me, it's going to cut way straighter lines in your haircuts because you're going to feel it grip the hair, grab it and just cut it right off. So this one I don't use for dry cutting. I like it a lot for cutting a precision cut and it's just the best scissor I've ever used. So I love that one. Then we have our blacksmith fit. The reason I add this to the collection is this is a 6.5 inch scissor. We have a 5.5, a 6, and this is a 6.5. I love it for scissor over comb work. Things like that most of the time is really what it is. If you've got this a little bit smaller, this is a great scissor for everyday cutting hair. It works great for dry cutting as well. It's a cobalt scissor. It's got that buttery feel to the cut. A little bit harder feel than the Ichinino-san, so it does grip the hair a little bit. Great for precision cutting, but also great for dry cutting as well. So if you're on a budget and you're looking for one scissor to get, this is a great everyday scissor. Then we move into our texturizing scissors. I just got these in, but I'm totally in love with them. They're up on freestyleneducation.com now. These are just unbelievable. So I have the Uroji Acro. This is the number 6. We have a 0, a 6, and a 10. Basically the difference in them is the teeth. So obviously the 10 has got wider teeth, so it's going to take out more hair. And then you have your medium, which will take out a medium amount of hair. And then you have the one that will take out the least amount. So we have a heavy amount, medium amount, and the least amount. I like having many options when we're using a texturizing scissor because there's different cases where you don't want to take out a lot of hair. And then there's other cases where you want a lot of texture. Cutting in men's hair on the top of their head, I love having a lot of texture. If you're trying to blend in the size, you're having trouble with how the hair is growing out of the head and you want to use a blending shear in that way, you don't want to take out a ton of hair and you don't want big lines created in the hair. So you have different options. The other thing I love about this scissor is that it has, in the teeth, you'll actually see, and if you go on our website, you'll see it even better. And I'll try to throw a picture up here, but I love that the teeth each individually kind of have a grip to them. So it'll be easier to see it in a picture, but it really grips the hair, but it slides right through like butter. So if you like taking a texturizing scissor and working your way through. The other thing I love about this scissor is that it has the tang on both sides, so you can flip it around. So if you want to cut with the blade in or out, you can do that and you can cut with it in as well. So it's very versatile there. Then we have our Palierre Feather Razor. I don't think you can have a scissor kit without this. I'm trying to work with the company now. I would love to offer these. We don't have them on freeslaweducation.com, but it is a tool that's in my bag. It's a straight razor. They usually run about $99 depending on where you go to get them, but it's just such a cool straight blade. It's great for hair cutting, maybe not a perfect shaving razor, but it is great for a haircut. So if you love razor cutting and you want to work with a straight blade, the Palierre Feather Razor is a great way to go. I think Jatai, you can just Google them, Jatai, and you can find it online. But this is what I keep in my scissor kit. I keep it all in my case and it works really well for me. I love adding scissors to my collection and I love learning about them because I think the more you know about the tool that you use, the better you're going to be at cutting hair. So good luck. I hope you guys like this. Check us out, freesaloneducation.com. Follow us on Facebook, freesaloneducation.com, and we'll see you on the next video. Thanks.


Listen, listen, listen. Rapples? I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm totally against it. You win, you win. No, I f***ed Terriblew. What? I had paper saying it. Oh, you not willing? No, cuz at the end of the day, uh, uh, they never ever put nobody on to express how they feel about Dallas music. Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101, 101. Yeah, we gon' talk. At the end of the day, man, like, like, when you, when you look at, uh, like, like all the different things that been going on with the music, do you think, how do you feel about Dallas music, man? Let's be real. Uh, half-paint say all Dallas music suck.  No, no, let me go. That's what he said today. I heard him today. Listen, listen, listen, listen. Rapples? I'm, I'm gonna, I'm totally against it. You win, you win. No, I f***ed Terriblew. What? I had paper saying it. Oh, you not willing? No, cuz at the end of the day, at the end of the day, uh, uh, they never ever put nobody on to express how they feel about Dallas music. And listen, because at the end, they don't know what to do or how to do it, to do it. Half-paint channel was made out of beef. Okay. You know what I'm saying? And then Terry from New Orleans came around and he would just mess with Terry. So at the end of the day, you don't know talent. I don't even like this nigga right now. Kevin got banned. He should, he's up there. They should be pushing him. He's on the, he's on the live room. Yeah, yeah, they should be pushing. I was on the tour then. Yeah, they should be pushing big eggs. Every blouse they should be pushing big eggs heavily because we need to get him very to the top because if he gets extremely to the top, then the labels get the call of me saying, who else next out of there? Now I can, I can tax two million, three million dollars and everybody eat and everybody have a word. Everybody be wealthy.  She what they want 200,000, 300,000. What? Do you blame half pint though? Because half pint used to do the videos. A lot of them, like he used to be working, man. No, no, no, no, no, no. He got what? The videos just don't work no more. His channel, it got watered down. And that's how people was using it at one time. We need to go straight half pint, half pint, half pint, half pint, half pint. So now half pint, I don't really know what to do. Half pint never knew real talent. You know what I'm saying? But he's doing behind the bar. Everybody to the first episode of Behind the Bar. I'm your bartender. Half pint films.  You want to pay to get on this behind the bar? Come on.  Ain't nobody to win and nobody get their music heard at all. So at the end of the day, Dallas don't know what source of outlet to go to. So they go for Terry Blue and Terry Blue, saying they music sucked and they go over to half pint to get on behind the bar. And they stuck behind the bar because they don't pay the outlet their money.  But they just got drunk at the bar. So now you go to the half pint videos and he's just throwing it on there. He's throwing about 10 videos on there at a time. And basically he just getting paid. So basically he just worry about his wealth and his money and Terry worry about their wealth and their money.   So he ain't never had nobody sign no deal. He ain't never seen a nigga sign a deal and go home happy to change their lives and their mama lives. Yeah. So you don't understand the feeling.   But you don't, but they keep saying it's over and over again. And she said that she said, man, come on, listen, listen, listen, y'all. I'm with the rappers. I stand with the people. With my own stressed out from this, from the ground zero to the labels. And all I'm trying to do is keep on coming right here, coming right here and connect to them. There's one. So at the end of the day, I know y'all feel like y'all ain't got no outlets and y'all don't have to pick those side of anything in the streets. There's anything y'all haven't seen that's been done. I'm here from the city of Dallas. I'm here as one, one Dallas. So if this nigga on this side need help, come on through. Wow. Because I'm going to help you get deals. But at the end of the day, man, y'all stop putting y'all trust in these blogs that y'all only feeding and paying they rent.  So I'm just going to be real. So y'all don't let these type of niggas to scourge out before for for for becoming great as great or the dreams you have. You niggas do need to work, but don't let nobody who ain't never helped the niggas sign a deal. Get in your mind that y'all never can make it.   How did you like that interview? Did you see it? Yes. And I see a little clips of Adam Kyle. I mean, I've probably been going in whenever I. What did you think about a half pint's interview? He went up. I told him. I told him. I told him. I told him. He got here. He had a hat on. I told him. I told him. I told him. Why? Why are you calling the man that? Man, he had the hat on. He had the glasses with the matching outfit all the way down to his ankles. Come on. But that wasn't his style at one time.  A long time ago, he used to always get him glasses and all that. But yeah, but not no Kango hat with the matching.   He did. Just be yourself, man. Be yourself. You went up there and said, OK, I need to dress like this. Dress like this.   He asked about Big S.  This thing. He was talking so bad about Big S. He never correct us.  You ain't finna talk about the hardest nigga. That's in Dallas right now. He talked about Big X on here. Yeah. No, why do you keep talking about Big X? Because Big X never came out of the bar. OK, Big X never came out of the bar. He was upset about it. What's that boy, Big X? He ain't the boy, baby.  You know what I'm saying? At the end of the day, man, we need to praise this man. And he feel like him and him is friends because they talk. They talk all the time. But he ain't come support him. Man, we love Big X to pull over in Texas, bro. Listen, listen, listen. He's on the road. And he love Big X to pull over. But he's on the road. He never been on the road with no audit that was big.  Big X is on the road. Every time I call them, they on the road. I call a road saw me. I was like, X in the road. They trying to get to it, man. He on the road. Shout out to them boys. At the end of the day, man, we can't. If you ain't never been on the road, you don't know the road life feel like. Half pain is a lot of reasons though these niggas. He supported Big X early on, man. Yeah, I understand. He support a lot of people right now. Yeah, yeah, he did. Yeah, you understand that? And ain't no wrong with it. But man, come on, man. You just taking these people money at this time. You're giving them false hope.  Well, he went to Houston and he did. Yeah, I know. So what do you want to go to East Texas? What you did when you use Dallas?  So basically you did it just to you chasing the bag, not the dream. You understand what I'm saying? Don't you think it helped all this though to get exposure when they go on this show? We got millions of subscribers? It do, but it don't. Explain it don't. Because sometimes you can water down your platform by just chasing the bag. If you got 40 niggas a day paying you to get on this, right? But you got this one kid over here, right? They're sleeping the car, right? They don't got the money to get on your channel. But he got the real talent. So you put him on your channel, right? And people are getting tired of seeing this post a video, post a video. You know the subscription, the millions of subscribers, post a video, post a video.   Just like the rap economics everybody can't get in. I everybody can't. I ain't say everybody can't come up here. I ain't say everybody can't come up here. I have to pray, man. I have to do that night camp. That's the funny. What do you say, man? Everybody can't come up here. Everybody can't come up here.


No, because that's all part of the growth period. You have to, everybody does that. Anybody that really comes to faith, it's all part of the growth process. So like I said, it gives you contrast, you know, and I don't mean to go into a biblical analogy here, but you're literally going from the dark to the light. But that creates that contrast, and from a writing perspective, it really is a kind of a cool thing because it gives you a different way of looking at things. So it enables me to get into more in-depth ideas that, you know, hey, as a songwriter, how many times or how long can you write songs about your girlfriends red high heeled shoes before it starts to get a little mundane? Yeah. So, you know, it's nice to have a fresh perspective. Apparently three albums, right? Yeah, well, you know, that's interesting you say that because that's pretty much what it was, you know, but that was, it was all a band that, you know, I've said it many times. By the time we reached that point, at the end of the third album, that was a tired record done by a very tired band. We'd been on the road for three years at that point.   We got home from the inside the Electric Circus tour, and I, it was the first time I had had a chance to get a house, and, you know, things that normal people do, right? So I moved into this place, and so I needed to establish myself where I was, and I needed a bank account, and so, you know, got all that going, and, you know, my local branch, and I went in one day to get some, some money, and so I went in, I was standing before the teller, and I had my checkbook, and I wrote out the, you know, the amount of the money that I wanted, and I got to the date, and I wrote the month, and the day, and when I got to the year, I froze. He, you know, he could tell something was right, and about 15 seconds, which doesn't sound like long, but that's an eternity when you're standing in front of a teller and you're not doing or saying anything, and he realized I didn't know what year it was, and he says, it's 1987, and I said, oh, same, you know, and I finished writing it out, went on my merry way. I heard Angus Young tell that same identical story a few years ago, you know, so I'm not the only one that's experienced that. I mean, you literally don't know what year it is, you know, because when you're on the road, it's a grind at best, and, you know, one day blurs into the next, you know, we make the joke that every day is Friday for us, because, you know, from the audience's perspective, that's really what it feels like, feels like a weekend all the time. So for us, days don't have names, and they don't have feelings either. Like, you know, when you get to a weekend for the average person, Friday feels like Fridays, Saturday feels like Saturday, you know, and Sunday feels like Sunday, you know, that those days don't have feelings like that for us. It's just, is it daytime or is it nighttime? You know, you have a tour manager and a thing we call a day sheet, and the day sheet's posted, you know, it's in the buses, it's in the hotels, it's backstage in the dressing rooms, it tells you where you're supposed to be, what time you're supposed to be, you know, and literally your day is mapped out by that day sheet, and that's what we go by. And when I'm off the road, I refer to it as hitting the wall a thousand miles an hour, because you wake up, you'll be in your bed, and for the first week, I open my eyes and I think to myself, where am I? Because I'm in unclear surroundings. And then I think, okay, where's my day sheet? I don't have a day sheet.  And it takes a while for you to realize, I think I'm on my own now. I need to do this for myself. Maybe I'll call my assistant and have them bark some rules at me for a while. That's why I'm married, Bellachy. That's why I'm married. Oh, that's what it is. She takes care of, like, what am I going to eat? What am I going to eat? Well, I guess you're right. Your lyrics are always so current, and with everything that's going on, I mean, they're talking about UFOs in the Congress and they've got wars happening all over. What's your feelings on the biggest threat to humanity these days? I don't really know. You know, one thing I learned when we were making the first album and I went in the studio one day and I was the first one there of the band and the engineer was in there and he was the kind of guy that, you know, you always, you know, had a joke going or something like that. You know, pretty bubbly personality. Well, he was, he was really quiet this Sunday afternoon when it was about one o'clock and finally, after about a half hour, you know, I just said, Hey, man, what gives, you know, it's like, you're not you. He says, I got a phone call this morning. Marvin Gaye was murdered last night. Yes. And I did not know that he had done two records with Marvin Gaye. And so we just sat on, you know, I knew he just needed to vent. And so we talked for about an hour. We didn't work. I just let him talk. And one of the things that came out of that conversation, he says, you know, Marvin, he did not make records that was not him. He said he always made records that reflected who he was at that moment in his life. He didn't worry about what was going on in the charts, you know, or what was hip and cool at the time. You know, he was just making a record that reflected who he was at that moment. And boy, when he said that, you know, that just that branded into my forehead. And I thought that is the most true way to make records. What I didn't even know at the time is that's what we were doing on that first record. You know, it took me years to understand that's what we had done. But I made a note of that, that as I was going to go forward, that's what I was going to do. I was going to make records that reflected who I was when I told the story about, you know, being in the bank a minute ago. You know, that was all part of that process. I had to become re familiarized with who I was because I didn't know who I was. You know, I needed time to think about who am I now?  You know, we had done things and seen things that, you know, we were completely different people than we were before we did that first tour. But it's happening at light speed. And you don't realize that you're changing and you're growing until you have a chance to stop for just a minute and you, you wake up and you realize, I am nowhere near the person that I was.   You know, I'm somebody, somebody different. I've grown doesn't mean you've necessarily changed into the point where you're unrecognizable, but I think people fear the word change. A lot of times because they think you have to give up something to change.  You know, that's growing, right? You know, so that's certainly what we were doing. And when I came to that conclusion, that's where headless children came from because I had changed to myself, unrecognizable. And it took me six months, you know, to really get a grip on that. And when I came to that realization, that's why the lyrics so radically changed because I had changed.  And the only way you can do that is through the lyrics.  And that's the only way they're ever going to feel intimate with you. And if you don't do that, you will never take them on that lifelong ride.  That's making records. That's not that's not really being an artist. I'm not knocking it and I'm just saying it's different. But if you're going to do something where you're going to try to have a true core audience where they think they know you and feel they know you, that's the only way you're going to be able to do it. You know, I have people come up to me all the time, you know, walking down the street and they'll start talking to me from a perspective like they know me already and I'm always at a disadvantage because I don't know them, you know, but they do know you because of those lyrics and they'll just pick up in the middle of of a conversation like you'd been talking for an hour already.  But it's because of writing those lyrics from that perspective. You know, it's funny you said that because I got an issue here of Heavy Metal Heroes from June 1986 of Wasp and the interviewer asked you what, you know, what about the violence in your lyrics? What about the songs? And you responded to them. Hey, the only thing that matters is these songs, how they sound to me. And if you know, I wrote them and if they sound good to me, that's all that matters at the end of the day. So it's funny how all these years later it's the same.   But the lyrics also do that because you look at what you write on the first couple of records, and then you look at what you write later on and you say, oh, wow, look how my thinking's changed. You know, and that's really the beauty of, of again taking that audience on that lifelong ride because you're comparing notes with them with every record that you do.  So it's a, it's a pretty cool process. Like I said, it ends up being kind of like a musical diary. I'm dying to know. I'm a huge Ace Freely fan, a huge Ross fan. What was the connection back in the day with you and Ace? Can you clarify that? Yeah, we were just kids.   And so it was really, it was no more than that. And, you know, we've been able to maintain that friendship for, for many, many years. Were you guys in the same gang or like, you guys were really young, right? You guys were really young. Warriors. I can remember, let's put this way, I can remember him and I collecting Coke bottles to cash him in for a deposit and going and buying 25 cent beers at happy hours. There you go. So that, that gives you an idea of how far it goes back. So speaking of the new album, I mean, Michael Sweets, a great fan of the show. He's a, he's a great guest. He's supported us since the beginning here in the Metal Voice. And he said he would love to do any type of collaboration with you. So he's waiting by the phone. Sure. Okay. Um, what about, we spoke to Doro also and she told us the story of how you nursed her back to health. She was, uh, I think it was 84 or 85. She was really, really ill. And she, I guess she didn't have a dressing room. She had nowhere to stay and you kind of carried her into the dressing room and sort of nursed her back to health with orange juice and whatever the case was back then.  You know, the kid was sick.  You know, for one singer to another, hey, you're going to take sympathy on them. You know, so it's just, you know, we did what we could to try to, to get her back up to speed. And obviously she made it, you know, the rest is history. Yeah, maybe I'll send her a bill. And I guess the last question is, are you getting tired of people asking you about backing tracks or front tracks or whatever tracks you're playing live? No. Well, why? You know, because, because we're in this age where people are getting lazier, right? And they're just there, you know, without their laptops, they can't perform, right? And that's the age we're in. I've heard that, you know, I, not to say that it's your case. Let's say that that's your case. I'm just saying that's kind of where I understand, you know, I don't really go watch that many bands. So I really don't know what's going on out there. The conclusion that I came to was this, you know, up until about five years ago, you know, we did everything. It was literally a four piece band. What you heard is what you got. And I came to the conclusion that we did the anniversary tour for the Crimson Idol even brought in all that orchestration. And I stood in the middle of the room and I listened to that in rehearsal for the first time. It was like an out of body experience. I mean, it was unbelievable. And I remember thinking, I've never heard this sound like this other than the record. And I thought, this is what I want to, from now on, I want this, I want it to sound exactly like the record. When you listen to a record like Live It Leads, The Who, that's a rock band doing a three piece musical version of Tommy, you know, or some of the earlier songs, it's great for what it is. But it doesn't sound like Tommy. What they do now with all the pieces that they take out, those records sound, or those performances sound like the record. And so you have to make a decision, you know, as an artist, what do you want that performance to sound like? Now as a singer, I take a lot of pride in what I do.  You know, so yeah, that's me singing out there. But as far as, you know, any other orchestra tracks or backing vocal tracks, I'm sorry, there's just not enough of us on stage to make it sound like that record, it's impossible. So again, the artist, the individual artist has to make the decision of what do they want to sound like when they go out. And from that first time, like I said, I stood in the middle of the room and I listened to that orchestration. It blew me away. And I thought, this is what I'm doing from here on out. Now I know why the who do it, you know, are the bands like that? They want them to sound like the record. I'm just, you know, I'm glad that you're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, that rehab is going well. I mean, thanks for, you know, all the critics that were wrong saying wasp will never be able to do a North American tour and it was sold out, I think, well in advance. And we're just anxious to either hear the new album or see you guys live. So, so I'm hearing this, I'm hearing this in less than six months, you'll be back on stage, right? There'll be a new album 2020 for it. Are we in 2020, 2023 now? 2023, right? Okay, we're in 2024 new album, hopefully, and you can pick up the seven savage boxed deluxe boxed 2,000 copies available worldwide, but it's limited. A 60 page booklet, posters, numbered certificate, did I leave anything out? I think you got it. I got it. And it's also half speed, right? How do they phrase it as it was? Well, when they do half speed masters, that's the actual what we use to make the press copies from in the factory. In some other words, it is the closest thing to the original recording you're ever going to hear. It's the final product that we make that goes from the multitrack down to what's called a half inch master. And it's a pristine copy. Yeah, and only 2000 copies to boot so. Right. And I've seen the videos of the LPs. It looks beautiful. And we thank you very much, Blackie, for being on the show. Well, thanks, guys, for having me. I really appreciate you taking the time. All right, have yourself a wonderful day and we'll talk soon. Thanks.


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The Senate has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to extend its deadline for the phasing out of the old 1,500 and 200 Naira notes from January 31st to June 30th, 2023. The recommendation follows a motion by the Senator representing Borneau South, Alim Dume, raising the alarm over the 21st January or 31st January deadline. According to him, the notice given by the CBN is too short, considering the few banks in Borneau and Yorbae State and the inability of people in these states to launch the old notes in time to meet the deadline. On October 26th this year, the CBN government, or Godwin Amy Affiliy, announced the redesign of the three bank notes saying the new and existing currencies will remain legal tender and circulate together until January 1st next year.


I told people, some people say I'm good at marketing, I said this man's better. Well, that depends on who you ask. My opinion, I think you're the marketer of 2017. And now they make you one, and me one. Who's going to turn and who's won? We were talking earlier about marketing techniques. What's your philosophy that's made you stand out from the crowd? My philosophy that make me stand out for the crowd is I do it my way. I trust to believe the way I'm doing it and I'm just doing me. So it ain't no big deal about it.  The proper response for somebody listening is as long as they don't stop you from doing what you do, don't worry about it. What if they have haters? They're going to have haters. Any time you're in a limelight, you're going to have 50% of people like you and 50% of them. You're not going to please everybody.  I like what they're doing. I like what they're doing, but you're not going to please everybody. But if you get stuck on having haters be like, oh man, I don't like that guy. As long as you ain't doing nothing bad and have no bad vices, you're fine.  Yeah. For people listening, one of the questions I've had, the philosophy of how you've raised your sons. Right. How is it different from the crowd? It's different from the crowd on the way every parent is different from your other. Some of them are the same. But if you believe in the way your parents and your kids stick with it, if it's good. How did you do it different? I did it differently. It's not even different. You know, it's the same as a lot of people.  It's a lot of other kids that's successful in some other things. I need parents to get behind them. But the fact that my boys are all super talented, that means I spend a lot of time with them. And I got behind a passion that they love. And when you do that, you're going to come out pretty successful. I think the unique thing is sometimes fathers have pushed their kids like the Jackson 5, but the kids don't love the father back. But I can tell your sons still have the connection to you. They still have the connection because it's not even about being overbearing. It's about having fun.  It's not even about the money. It's about my boys having a passion. This is what I say the key to life is. It's doing something that you love to do and you happen to get paid for. You want it.  You don't have a passion for none. You're just sitting with a lot of money. Guess what? Now you got some bad advice to say, you know what? I need something to get me over this. I need to drink. I need to smile. I need to do something to give me a hug and say, oh, this is it. Yeah. Boys ain't like that. My boys is on one goal to be the best players in the world. So your son, what do you tell him now? He's playing for the Lakers. Lakers are doing better than they've done in years. The Lakers are losing right now.  And like I said, it's a very fixable problem. Here's the thing, man, the fix is let my boy play. He's a special player. He's always been on winning. If you're losing now, you keep getting all these losses, but he can't win a game if he's just sitting on the bench. And then they bring me in with five or six minutes left from the fourth quarter to talk about how they're going to save us. If you look at how many games they didn't play it already this year, look at how many games Lonzo has started the fourth quarter and ended the fourth quarter. Now, we've seen this story before last year. They didn't get enough wins.  Let's get a guy who everybody, all these tickets and all these people here, they see a year to see one guy. And I say who they're here to see. Because they was here last year and they weren't coming like this. You bring my son to the table and guess what? I ain't about that losing. And I ain't scared to tell people if you're dribbling too much pass the ball, if it's people in front of you, pass the ball. It's very easy to sub, not sub blindly. This is when you're sub. You're tired, sub. You're not doing your job, sub. That's how easy it is. It's not going in there with a preconcerved notion like, I'm going to this guy play 10 minutes, five minutes, I'm going to bring him in at the three-minute mark. You don't even tell the floor the game. Every game is different. So if you want to get a guy in there for four or five minutes, guess what? Maybe you don't play this game. You get up by 20 and you play 10 minutes the next game. So don't get stuck on, here's what everybody's saying, that the kids are young. OK, I want the young kids.   But if you guys have got 30, maybe not experienced enough. Maybe stop telling about the players that you're so young. And maybe it's the coaching that experiences you. Yeah, nobody don't want to say that, but I'm saying because I'm 50 years old and I know the game.  Because you're not playing the guys, you're not getting the best out of a lot of people.  It's going to look like a beautiful car. The Lakers are a beautiful franchise. It just, if you don't have the right smart plugs in that thing, this is a waste.  You don't want to get the best out of none of them. Because the system right here is not getting the best out of so. He can make every pass on the court. He can make everybody effective.  Because you ain't running fast enough. Why are you jogging behind him? Tell him we get ready to set up a plate. Sprint to the end so we can throw the ball ahead. If we want to play fast, we want to play slow, walk up, man. We got 12 different people taking the ball out. I don't need one guy taking the ball out. You know which one it is? Whoever the slowest one on the team taking that ball out. But you're not going fast, it's simple. And now I don't have these four guys, every time they score a bucket on half, who going to take it out this time? Who going to take it out next time? I didn't fix all this stuff, man. Just played around my boy. He's been successful all his life.  Oh, we different up here. This the NBA. It's freaking basketball. It's not that hard. Sometimes less coaching is the best coaching. You think they're overthinking it? They're overthinking it. It's not even about just letting them play. Sometimes you got to tell guys that you don't want to tell.  I know that you make four buckets in a row. But it's going to play on any game. You're trying to go one on one. You're going to lose. And if you've got three guys on court that are scores, they're going to go one on one and you're going to lose because there's no more team flow. And I'll tell you what, you've got two guys playing against each other. You got Brandon playing against, what's the other boy named, number zero? Who's one? Who's one? Because they both trying to get their points up. They both trying to get their points up. Where that moves? The last question that I have for you. Most different. Did you have one? If you had to leave a one paragraph for the world of advice that you learn in life, what's that one paragraph say? The one paragraph I would say is whatever you do, you've got to suffer the consequences, whether it be good or bad.  If you're going to be true to yourself, whatever you do and suffer the consequences, some of them are good, some of them are bad. But to be true to yourself. Tell them about that big ball of bread. And he's a good friend. With the social media hand guy right here. He doing his thing.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com quick random number block randomizer for the following teams here for picker team 5 Which is sold out. It'll be coming up in a separate video if you're new to this. That's how it works Big thanks to these folks. Thanks to the numbers and we'll put into that tab right there on that spreadsheet Let's roll it. Let's randomize each list four and a five nine times Two and ninth and final time after nine. We've got Derek down to Daniel Four and a five nine times for the numbers Eight and good luck ninth and final time after nine. We've got nine down to zero Now as you read in the item description zero gets any and all redemptions including one-of-one redemptions For the that set of teams right there Derek with nine Jake with six Derek with four Tim with eight Jeff with five Leave I with one Derek with seven and two Nick with three Daniel with zero Let's order these numerically right there now Daniel you'll get Even if it's a one-of-one redemption you'll get it But leave I you'll get live one of ones for that group of teams this group of teams right here There you go Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com the break itself will be in a separate video


Hello everyone. Tonight at Sundown, Jewish communities in Canada and around the world will celebrate the first night of Hanukkah. For eight days, friends and families will gather together to eat, pray and light the candles of the menorah one by one. Hanukkah is about finding light in darkness and hope in the face of overwhelming adversity. It's a time to honor the profound strengths of the Jewish people and their triumph over unspeakable suffering. For all of us, Hanukkah is a reminder that love drowns out hatred, that light drowns out darkness, and that each one of us can be a part of building a better, more compassionate world. This year, we mark 150 years of confederation, a chance to honor the many cultures, traditions and beliefs that make our country such a great place to live. Jewish Canadians have made immense contributions to Canada and they make our communities stronger, more open and more inclusive every day. On behalf of our family, Sophie and I wish everyone celebrating a blessed and joyful Hanukkah. Chag Hanukkah Samayach.


The Independent National Electoral Commission may be under constraint to conduct the 2023 elections in over 686 communities under the atrocious activities of the armed non-state actors across the federation. Now findings have revealed that the affected communities and wards cost across 90 local government areas and 18 states of the federation. President Mahmood Buhari had directed security agencies to ensure stability before December 10th. Now, INEC had expressed grave concerns over the 2023 elections. However, security agencies had played down on the apprehension of the electoral empire about the countries and safe territories that make a pattern for the conduct of the 2023 elections. We're joining us to discuss this is Dennis Amakri, he's a former deputy director of the DSS. Mr Amakri, so good to have you join us. Happy Independence Day, by the way. Happy Independence Day to Nigeria's, I believe you. Great. This sounds more like, you know, will begin to sound like broken records because we know, even during the 2019 elections, there were pockets of violence and of course terrorist activities in certain parts of the north. But this time around, there seems to be more and more of these threats across the country, 18 local government areas of the country calls for concern, doesn't it?  And then at the same time, the political actors are not helping issues. If you look at the security barometer for the 2023 elections, it looks like there is the possibility that we might have pre-election violence and then, of course, post-election violence. The pre-election violence are already manifesting themselves right now, you know, but I hope that we will walk through it before the elections themselves. Why do you think that there will be pre-election violence?  But then does it also have to do with the rhetoric? Is it also how the party tickets have been aligned? What exactly informs that assertion of yours? We're very worried, security-wise, we're very worried that there are a lot of threats, threats, either threats of assassination or threats of violence by different party supporters against other, their opponents and stuff like that. Disallowing other parties to either campaign or do their rallies in different places. And I think that is a cause for concern because when we come to elections like this, the whole country is a playing field, you know, and people should allow other people to go ahead, convince the public and decide whether the public is going to follow you or not follow you, but don't use violence. I'm happy that they have come to the Abdul Salam Abu Bakar committee, has come to do the peace committee, but they are also worried whether they are going to have enforcement. They could sign, but the IGP are spoken, but are we really going to enforce it? Is that a legal document? Because again, you're talking about enforcement, enforcement of something that's not legal, because again, many people ask how binding is the peace accord. Many people have signed these peace accords and then half the time the followers are the perpetrators of these acts of violence. We've seen many people being beaten and, you know, bloodied up because they supported a particular political party and they were showing that support in a certain area and they got beat down. So again, how enforceable really is that particular peace accord? No, it is like a contract between two companies, you know. We are going to carry out this contract under these terms and conditions and if anybody falls down, you know, then there will be consequences and that is why the Inspector General of Police have come in. Because yes, it's a peace accord, it's a gentleman's agreement, but if a particular party tries to use violence and they are arrested, those people doing the violence are arrested, then of course they have to be prosecuted, you know, and that is the enforcement you are asking for. Now, many have also raised concern about the fact that this election might just be a watershed moment. Some people have even said that this will be a game changer, but then because of certain people who might want to grab power by any means, then of course we might see a release of, you know, violence on even the voters. Like what we saw some time ago, I think it was 2019 here in Lagos, some parts of Lagos. How do we protect against those things, especially now that it seems that Nigerians are a bit more aware and more people want to show up to the polling units? How do we stop that voter apathy that might be playing out for good for those political actors who might be benefitting from it? For one thing I can tell you that the level of voter apathy will be minimal in this particular election because I think the awareness is so high. The awareness is so high, Nigerians have passed through the fire, so they are very, very much worried about the future of the country. And of course the three major parties, the three major parties have come out to talk about what they can do to ameliorate that particular situation. So the voter apathy, I don't think a lot of people will stay away. A lot of people want to go and vote and then see if their votes will count and if it will count if they come out en masse because the first indication was during the registration of voters, people trying to get their PVC. And then of course in the elections proper we expected that they will come out en masse and then of course vote for their preferred candidate and let the country go forward because I can tell you Nigeria has been at the crossroads and we cannot continue like this any longer. Let's talk about messaging before we wrap this up. What role should political parties and even their candidates who are ones who are speaking more often, what role should they play in making sure that the message of peace is spread abroad and should they not necessarily also be held responsible for whatever form of violence breaks out. And especially I want to underline again the messaging that comes from these political parties because we are used to the mud slinging and the dirty, you know, wild politics that we play in these parts but can political parties not be held responsible especially by security agencies. Of course that is what I was saying and you know during the peace meeting the special agenda of police came out and then of course listed out a long list of offices that can be committed by anybody. So we believe strongly and I will urge the special agenda of police and other security agencies to make sure that they enforce it. I don't want to see any of them being partial because this is the future of the country now and they are not doing it for any party. They are not doing it for any particular person. This is for the future of the country and they should be ready to enforce those that are going to go against those peace agreements. So I believe strongly if the police is serious, the security agencies are ready, we might be surprised to have a very peaceful election. I like the how you are using probability in every sentence if the police is serious, we might be surprised. But then what's the precedence that we can actually lay hold on or hold off and say well this has happened before so we can be trustworthy, the police can be trustworthy enough for us to put our confidence in. If there's not been a precedence or something that the police has done before to not be biased or hold on to the peace message and enforce the fact that if any member of your party talks or says anything that incites the public, they will come after them. But if we haven't seen that, why should we trust that that magically would happen in 2023? The police, well, I believe that they are going to do their job, they have been trying their best, but we are the precedents. If you remember, for all the elections that I have conducted, especially when I was in the service that have looked supervised, I discovered that yes, most of them turn out to be peaceful, especially in the urban areas. But where we have some very violence here and there in the local areas, where we don't have a strong law enforcement presence, people using masquerades to scare away voters and stuff like that. But the major precedence that I think we should even think about is the election of MK Oabiola. Many people were very worried, a lot of Nigerians came out, stood in the sun and rain and then voted and there was no violence and the resource was determined to be the fairest and freest election that Nigeria has ever had. So I hope that there is a possibility we can repeat that. Well, we'll keep our fingers crossed and hope for the best and we keep spreading the message of peace. Well, Dennis Amakri is the former Deputy Director of the DSS here in Nigeria. Thank you so much for being part of the conversation. We appreciate it. Thank you for having me. Always a pleasure. Well, that's it on the show tonight, but before I go, I would like to give you my take. Here's my take. Now, politics like the theory of evolution is a game of survival of the fittest. Now, standing for an election is not an easy thing to do, nor should it actually be. Now, in the pursuit of such power and influence, candidates must fortify themselves for the battles that must ultimately be waged. When seeking for the approval of others to say one must be thick skinned is an understatement. It should come as no surprise the attacks and the ridicules that plague some of these candidates as knives come out. Politics may fall short of the ideal campaigns conducted as a battle of ideas, but it suddenly tests the metal of these candidates. Even exceptional candidates with revolutionary ideas get beset by obstacles from even within their own parties. The popular opinion for such candidates is to fight on and not to give up until the very end. After all, we all can respect the candidates with a warrior's will. But at what point should such a candidate ask whether their candidacy does more harm than good? If the allies all stay and see the need, well, if all the allies they need would rather fight for the opposition. I think that that's all our politicians need to do is your candidacy was the blood of Nigerians. I'm Mary Annacol. Thank you for watching. Have a good evening.


Vice President Yemi Oshimbajo is currently presiding over a meeting of the National Economic Council. The meeting, of course, is chaired by a sitting vice president and has all state governors and relevant ministers as members. The meeting is taking place at the presidential villa while other members are participating virtually. Issues bothering on the economy and security, among others, are expected to be discussed at the meeting. We will bring more details later.


All right, here we go Hanzo on the left up top. I figured blowing that ult didn't matter. It's Mr. Heroes. It'll keep him Delayed a little bit. It can't get me Yeah, for those of you watching I'm pretty much just testing out my new streaming background seeing how this setup works for some future projects I really don't want to lose Ash because I would like to be able to shoot a bob out on this map in Mr. Heroes That's usually a game winner. Oh, I almost got that mercy Now that hog is so low my team not take advantage of that I guess I should have looked at what their composition was before I committed Bob. What do we have? Where's that bastion that bastion should be flanking All right, this ain't gonna work All right, I guess I don't get to be Ash Every death comes on her with honor Redemption keep to the plan but be ready to adapt All right, I'm just an arcade mode mystery heroes. So Believe me, I would not have the hubris to pick Hanzo on purpose. I have an upper silver Hanzo at best Yes Can you do it again?  That was dicey. Oh my god. There's no where to. Ah, yes You know, it's funny. I'm not a great sniper But if I draw first blood against the other sniper, they tend to get really afraid of me Like that sniper backed off even though she could definitely have outshot me That early lucky hit meant I seen more dangerous than I was There we go Oh, that felt real good. I'm just kind of spamming They knew I was about to do it. Oh my god, do I have to do everything myself on this team? Oh my god Can my team? No, my god, they can't do it. This is what's called a hard carry I don't they know to go after me Hard carry number three. Do I do I actually have to maintain point presence? Is that what's going on here? Couldn't do it by myself It's arcade so eh, but uh, I was not winning there But see what I mean? I'm like, I'm an upper silver hanzo like I'm a pretty good hanzo But because I got a few early shots, they were terrified of me. Only the rest of my team were there I'm digging this new streaming background too Seems to be doing exactly what I wanted Let's see. Was anyone good on that team? The mercy did try to back me up. Oh this aria kept hanging back for some reason I'm trying to do more of these low key streams. I'll just play games and you can watch if you want to I'm not gonna have like anything to say today necessarily I am working on Reviving that old series where I would play advance wars against myself Because I feel like that is an underserved niche and I realize those old videos I made are actually getting a lot of weird like they're getting views lately So stay tuned for some advanced war stuff and maybe I'll actually restart wargroove and do my playthrough Another hits well hit scan this time Think I'm a better hanzo than I am a McCree Right. I'm good at positioning McCree. I'm just not a good shot Come on Walk right by there I got one hit there Oh, there's a widow. See I should have been able to go. Oh, there's a fashion back there Ah, there's my buddy You know, I have a heuristic click on their heads I just can't because I'm old even back when I was actually better at FPS is Like the quick two days. I still couldn't play a sniper effectively I was always better at suppressing fire at what the the equivalent of what became tanks God damn it And I was really good at like uh tracer type characters like maneuvering around Like in mega tf. I actually almost always played uh, well mega tf. I didn't play that much weapon factor. I played Gunner, which is basically zarya crossed with bastion Or I played cyborg, which was basically junkrat Bastion That was dicey I gotta take less risk to sombra. I'm I never play sombra very well That god damn it. I need one of you to step away All right I just wanted to use it so I'm gonna let them kill me so I can play a character I'm better at I take that bastion down with me all the better. Okay.  I'm in a really really rough spot right now That was zarya mode for a while. It was uncle mussels What did he even get back here? This is trouble. God. Can I survive? Okay, at least I got it off If we if we survive it's because of that See what I did there by charging this thing up Oh I don't want to brag but I feel like I was a carry on that one Oh, let's see what kill switch did Killed me. Yeah, uncle mussels my buddy Here we go Good teammate. Who else was good? Reinhardt was good See through the daggers eyes Round one capture the objective Through the daggers eyes A real sniper got me right there The true enemy of humanity is disorder. All right, let's do the old teleporter trick My telephone is online I backed into that That was worth a shot Science will reveal I'm real good at moira normally This is my will I'm with you zen mode Zem note Uh, now they're just dunking on us There's nothing I could do about that. Come on. Give me something good All right Try my trick again, but make sure my team's actually with me before I dive in Nothing to worry about unless there's something to worry about as dr. Liao always said I made you Tasha All right soldier I'm with her genji All right, I'm gonna take over the zone I've seen this be successful on this map before in mystery And actually capture the flag Symmetra holds this area So the other team has a harder time getting healing In a mystery it works particularly well because you often don't have a healer So if they try to come this way to heal They run into trouble But eventually I run into trouble defending it if they try to really take it But the more time they focus on me the less time they're actually focusing on my team On the point I walked right into that Oh, no Mercy that was not worth the effort Yes Here we go What are my mains? Tanks are always good in mystery Let's see. Are we making a push yet? No Here we go. Now keep the pressure on In mystery chasing someone down to kill them is really important because you can't let them charge an alt like that I don't think I can get this to a hundred percent in time for it to matter I would have been better off becoming baby diva. I think I want to hold on to diva to get this alt off And since we have no healers Well now we do Do we we do not still no healers All right, rather than following the soldier it'll be faster to do this. Hopefully they can touch No healers. So Bastion straight on left I'll buy by myself Oh now we got a baptized. Hopefully he won't trickle Bastion straight in on the left.  I could have popped off. That would have been perfect. That would have been a perfect play All right. I think this game's over Great great All right, let's do the old Noob strategy. It just comes straight up here Is anyone touching?  Okay two reapers So I should stand off I should stay as far back as possible And just try to keep people pinned down so the reapers can do their job They're going Right.  All right. Now. I do want to charge up my ult I feel like a new man I'm gonna get under less pressure so I can go heal I don't want to give up damage opportunities or let them get to the point I really really could use a heal All right, we now have to be a little more aggressive.  There's that bastion I do want to kind of be behind them But I'm not going to risk getting sniped Shit I thought he'd redeploy that shield. All right, this will be a real good ult if I can just Pull it off and not get caught over here I can't throw you See instead of focusing on hits with the curry You can focus a little more on suppression All right, now I'm in a really bad spot. I want to get somewhere more visible I want to wait for them to move forward And then walk up behind them. I'm just going to hang back here for emergencies That Brigitte did a good job Here we go I'm going to try to keep A lane open over here with the threat of my hook. I'm not going to push in yet I'm just going to make a threatening lane to keep them back so we can hold the area around the corner So you play a tank So we can get a pick and then around the rest of the way But I can't just hook constantly because every time I've hooked if the players are good on the other side They know they have a window Didn't mean to hook the hog, but whatever All right, I don't want to die over that. I should retreat. I miss playing me I almost never played dps. So I never get to be may I'm just going to make sure I don't waste it. I think I got it right I did get it right getting hit scan McCree Okay, three divas I'm gonna hang way back What a comp I'm gonna hang way back and try to snipe as McCree considering what we got here All right lower my mouse sensitivity Let them probe first I guess I can lay down I can lay down fire in this angle first I'll play this more like a counter strike Yep, you saw me Great This will just be embarrassing Ah sweet death here is fine till the team forms up All right, I can work with this. Let's see I bailed on that. Well, that's the end of us in here. Oh great Oh, we got too many healers now See through the wolves, that's what I can do is farm it all. That's just literally the only thing I could do that would be effective Now arriving at Lidang power One round one capture the objective. He did it doctor. All right. This is getting a little silly. It's a match even Shit. Oh dying on my watch. What are you going to do when the fighting is over? I'm a soldier honor Retirement doesn't suit me. Do you want a bandage for that? Is that all? Is that all fully here? Bastion Farrah? Okay No, it didn't matter one shot One sniper. I will protect the innocent. I didn't even contribute much to that one. Look at that Traveling to Narada. This would be a perfect location for a vishkar development Attack commences in 30 seconds Nina floating around it could have used a little more time to get ready with honor All right.  There's a reaper behind us. What's this saying gonna dispense itself? Just keeps giving me McCree Like I guess I'm a worse genji than I kind of McCree Widow top right. All right. Give me a tank. Give me a tank Or revive me. Okay. Good revive Because I love my ult. You tried Tempest food commences in 30 seconds Never about anything All right Two genjis, two hanzos What would our father think of what we've become? Hard to say who he'd been more disappointed by Understood My ultimate is charged. Okay Capture objected A This mystery I did not want to lose that Nicely done That was amazing. I was hoping I'd get the head shot Thanks roadhog. Oh with the screen. I'm getting a little sun in the room. Look at that Yeah, I am not the best at aiming sometimes Play closer to the front maybe not let's back it up for insurance Didn't even need it. All right. This will be fun or funny Or I'll fail at it. See because of that cheeky move I think they might think I'm a good doomfist when I am definitely not Now they know Yeah, I was pretty much alone. I see you hanzo. Well, I have gold. Okay Let's just be more aggressive We'll get some non snipers Here we go, not that genji touched Goddamn it. All right, I think I gotta rush the point the close encounter Didn't matter. I need to remove the background I think I could get away with a luma key if I get rid of some of that instant light on this background And turn on these spots a little brighter try that later Okay, I was so close I would like to play something other than snipers and hitscans God a sombra came up on me Oh, wow It's basically triple tank One just as close to that as we're gonna get great. They also have infinite tanks This is acceptable Longer than I expected We move swiftly. I don't think this is happening. You see I'm trying the maximum I can That was the most I could try could someone else touch I didn't think so The monkey was better Always thought higher when he was a mistake The best mistake one could ever make is my will three two one Capture the objective Bad guys I've been playing a lot of hog lately couldn't quite do enough damage shit Wasted a heal could be real bad. I died because I wasted that heal Much better Got a healer try to make a lane did a little bit of damage Great I already used my sleep dart. This one's in the bag even if we lose this fight I don't think we'll lose this fight. Hey, I still have a few tricks of my own You're huckleberry. I'm your huckleberry. No one Gotta miss that old so It was a foot rest. Do you need me to I love this game All right, it's mr. Heroes. So I will just continue to be mystery And bad at mccree I'm streamed.  If you strike me down Okay, I can work with this Depending on the team a legit strategy in this mode Is to trickle and die on purpose even though you're charging up their ults just to get a character you're good with Because if you can withstand the ults you let them charge you're in pretty good shape after that Oh shit, I gotta heal I didn't get a good character yet and I didn't make up for charging their ults.  I'm gonna be a close in defense fighter here Oh gotta even if I die I gotta try to use this All right payload heal me Yes, we forgot the payload guys time for close in fighter Just gotta lay on damage and not die not go after anyone in particular I can do one more and I'll review some of this footage and see how stuff worked And you might see some more gignite stuff coming in the near future This is testing a bunch of bits of a new pipeline The years haven't changed too much have they Jesse? I don't think we hold this That's much better My will Okay, this is this is a little funny I'll start form wires Sorry mercy. We couldn't hold it while here as I am the last one Shit, that's a good way to go out in a random mode. All right, that's enough streaming for today. I'm gonna go see how


Only a month before former child pop star Aaron Carter would be found dead in his house in Lancaster, California, he'd listed his property and sale in the hopes of starting what he referred to as a new chapter. You might notice that right off of the top of that tweet, Aaron referred to this residence as his second home. That's because his first was a two-story stucco house also located about an hour north of Hollywood in Antelope Valley. Originally constructed in 1997, Aaron's first Lancaster home is more or less your typical suburban spread that boasts three bedrooms, three bathrooms and right around 2,680 square feet of living space. Carter purchased this home in October 2018 for $430,000 after tweeting about his need to get away from something he referred to as Backstreet Boys gang stalkers, individuals who would surround his previous home late at night and were often recorded doing so on his security systems. After he switched things up, Aaron's new home came blessed with not only zero stalkers but an open floor plan featuring accent walls that set some individually purposed spaces apart. In both the living area and the formal dining room, high ceilings could be found as well as laminate wood floors that run throughout most of the home, giving it a comforting and cozy feeling. Speaking of cozy, another highlight in the living room is most definitely the warm fireplace set just underneath a large widescreen TV. That space flows directly into the kitchen that's been upgraded with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, a pantry and plenty of rustic-looking cabinets for ample storage.  Heading upstairs, there's a multi-purpose loft on the right hand side that Aaron transformed into a recording studio of sorts with a drum kit and other instruments alongside the necessary recording equipment.  The home also has two additional bathrooms that are located up on the second floor and, according to page 6, Aaron had upgraded during his time here. Rounding things out is the property's big backyard that's fleshed out with a small polo field as well as an attached pergola-covered entertainment area and swimming pool, something that's basically a necessity given the home's close location to the Mojave Desert. After chilling in this gorgeous home for about two years, Aaron would sell this property in November 2020, collecting 600k for the sale. That same month, he would pick up a new residence in the very same town. Having made himself a small profit on the sale of his former California home, Aaron invested all of that capital plus an extra 20k on a brand new seven bed, four bathroom Lancaster property. He made the plunge in November of 2020 and within three months, Aaron would already be listing his new digs, apparently looking to move on. Eventually, however, he'd remove the listing and move in, enjoying the home's 4131 square feet for himself. Out front, you'll discover a lawn surrounded by palm trees and a garage with enough room for four vehicles to park comfortably nearby. Then there's the interior that boasts sought after amenities like laminate flooring, upgraded light fixtures, recessed lighting, vaulted ceilings and large picture windows. In terms of living spaces, this new home features a little bit of everything. Not only does it include a family room with a great corner sofa, but it also has its very own music studio as well as a small home theater for entertainment purposes and a glam formal living room located in between the front foyer and the nearby dining room. In the roomy kitchen, there's a breakfast bar, granite countertops and a large walk-in pantry, along with some panoramic views of the property's stunning backyard. The home's multiple bathrooms all boast a white finish with wooden cabinets as well as tubs and showers in each. Meanwhile, upstairs, the home's primary bedroom is highlighted by a sitting area, featuring traditional plush cream furnishings in front of a fireplace. But the highlight of the property has definitely got to be the home's custom-made in-ground pool and spa combo as surrounded by a stone finish. All in all, Aaron's new family home was the perfect place for a growing family, which Aaron was in the process of creating for himself at the time with his on-again, off-again fiance, Melanie Martin and their newborn baby boy Prince. Aaron would spend the next two years of his life living here, but then in September 2022, he once again decided to list the home for $829,000. He'd eventually lower the asking price by about $30,000 while informing his fanbase that he was ready for a new chapter to begin in a third home with his beautiful new family. He finished his message by thanking everyone for the support that they had provided for him over the years. But sadly, Aaron would never get a chance to buy that third home. On November 5th, 2022, Aaron Carter was found dead in the bathtub of his Lancaster property after being discovered by his housekeeper, who reportedly ran from the house shouting. Soon enough, 911 was called and paramedics would arrive to witness what's been described as a quote-unquote chaotic scene with police cars, news vans and people crowding around the streets in an attempt to see what had happened. To this point in time, authorities have suggested that Aaron's drowned in his home's bathtub and law enforcement would tell TMZ that there were multiple cans of compressed air found around his bathroom and bedroom, as well as his prescription pills. It's still not clear if those played a role in what happened, but obviously, it certainly suggests it. Police also believe that Aaron had been left in the tub for a long period of time. As you would no doubt imagine, following the news of his passing, Aaron's friends, family, and fans all reacted in heartbreak across social media, including his fiancé, Melanie, who posted a two-second clip of herself crying on TikTok. But for every person that's now mourning Aaron's death, there's also a collective group of people who seem to be relieved. Well, maybe only Aaron's next door neighbors. Many of them apparently had issues with him during his relatively short time living at Valley Vista. One neighbor would say, Aaron was just arrogant. He thought he was better than everyone else in the neighborhood. He would brag about how he had better vehicles and his house was larger than most in the area. There was also reportedly fighting constantly coming from the house. According to reports, you could often hear Aaron arguing with Melanie throughout all hours of the day. As for the future of Aaron's Lancaster, California property, it's listing is still active, but I can't imagine potential owners will be wanting to buy it after it became Aaron's final resting place. But I guess we'll just have to wait and see. For now, however, that's going to bring this latest and sad house tour to a close. Thanks for watching today's episode and before you head out, ask yourselves this question. If you live next to a famous celebrity, would you put up with any nuisances or would you hold them to the same standard as everyone else? Let me know your thoughts on that and leave your condolences for Aaron Carter and his loved ones in the comments down below. Otherwise, like, subscribe and turn on your notifications. My name is Cara the Vampire Slayer. Follow me on Instagram to chat further and I'll see you all on another house tour. Bye.