Hi everyone, this is Chih-chou. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today, today, we are going to be reading another set of cards from Eclipse Comics, and we're going to be reading some of the cards from Kuteta, the assassination of John F. Kennedy trading cards, and this was put out while there's a little description in here. We'll read that during the reading, but give you the little intro here. Okay, these were put out in 1990, I believe. I don't know if this is going to focus, it's very glaring, but we'll try it, especially since this is, maybe we have to do this. The writer for these cards is Paul Brancato. Okay, and Paul Brancato did the writing for drug war trading cards, as well as the Iran Contra scandal, I believe. The artist for this is Bill Sinkwazi. I have no idea how to pronounce that, but Bill is one of the, considered to be one of the greatest comic book artists in history. He really made his mark in the 1980s. He did a lot of work for Eclipse Comics, independent comics. He did a lot of work for Marvel. He did the Dune miniseries. His art style is absolutely phenomenal, phenomenal. And you're going to see some of it in these cards. Well, you're going to see all of it in these cards, right? The editor for this was Catherine Yaron Wood. And I believe she was the editor for all of these trading cards. And these were put out by Eclipse Enterprises, Eclipse Comics, PO Box 1099, Forestville, California 95436. And this was selling for $9, $8.95 US at the time, and $10.95 Canadian at the time. And just a little bit of history regarding Eclipse Comics, Todd McFarlane ended up buying Eclipse Comics, their catalog, and whatever they had left in their inventory. In 1995, I believe for 50 grand or 25,000, I think it was $25,000, which would have been one of the deals of the century, right? Like, what?  Yeah, and this was put out in 1990. Check this out. Text, copyright, 1990. Paul Brancato. And Paul Brancato was a violinist in the Vancouver and San Francisco Symphony, I believe. And he basically funded these cards. I know he funded the drug war trading cards himself because he wanted the information out there. So huge respect to this person. One day I'm going to look this guy up and see if he's still alive. I think he passed away, but what a legacy to leave behind. What a legacy to leave behind. Okay. And we've done the reading for the drug war trading cards. We did two live streams. The first one we read card number 118. The second one we read number card, card number 19 to 36. And I uploaded each individual card as a separate video on all our four of our video sharing platforms on sensor tube, bit chute, rumble, and Odyssey. So all those readings for the drug war trading card should be up there. And most likely we're going to do the same for the coup d'etat as well. Upload each individual reading. It takes a little bit of time to break them all down, but I will in the next two weeks take care of that. And aside from that, at some point we're going to read Iran Conscious Scandal. Okay. The cards for the Iran Conscious Scandal. Extremely important event in history. Extremely important event in history. Okay. Really ties into many other things that are taking place and have taken place for the last 40 years. Okay. And this is regarding Iran hostage crisis and Latin America, South America, arms dealing, laundering money, Wall Street, CIA, black ops, and all that jazz. And at some point we will definitely be reading rotten to the core trading cards, the best and worst of New York City's politics. And this has Donald Trump's rookie card in there, I believe. I believe this is a rookie card. Basically there's a card in here that is Donald Trump. And this one is on the very much collectible. Everybody's collectible radar or many people's collectible radar that know about this card. Okay. And I would say this and this. I'm glad to have all these in my collection. And there's two more. There's actually four more sets of trading cards that Eclipse Comics put out. One of them was comic book creators, which I will try to get my hands on. One of them was a baseball trading card set, which I will try to get my hands on. One of them is friend. Another one was friendly dictators, which I definitely will be getting my hands on at some point. And I believe there was another one in all of these as well. But for now again, let's go into that intro side. Okay. Done. Let's have a read through Kudeta, the assassination of JFK trading cards. And just one more notepad for the drug war trading cards in our yearly Twitch points giveaway auction.  I bought a few of these as many as we could get my hands on that I could afford to buy in bulk.  So at the end of the year, we'll probably auction off more of these guys as well. And gang, everybody, welcome to our live stream. Now let's have a look at this thing. We already took a look at the box. Let's take a look at it a little bit closer. There's Oswald, the Patsy, Kennedy. What's this guy's name that took over as president? I'm bad with the names. There's Jackie. There's one of the most horrendous people ever. Presidential motorcade roots. Yup. Hoover, Hoover. I believe that's supposed to be Hoover, right? Lindenby Johnson, that's right. LBJ. Thank you very much, Figgie. Let's bring these out. Let's close this guy up. We're going to read this thing because it's got the sort of the intro on it. And we flipped these. Yesterday we did a live stream on conspiracies and we ended up looking at the artwork on all of these cards. We're just going to work our way through it one by one. As we get started on this, remember, remember that we have to work towards freeing Assange, Julian Assange, because he's a publisher, a journalist, someone who's being crucified, tortured for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. Very much related to what's going on in this part of history. Okay. And if you want further information, please see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or Julian Assange and Wikileast playlist on Sensor 2. Let's have a read through this. The insert of this thing. Other current events items from Eclipse Books, PO Box 1099, Forestville, California 95436, the Iran Contra Scandal Trading Cards, Bankato Yakwap, and Yakwap did the artwork for the drug war trading cards as well. Rotten to the core, the New York City, New York City political scandal trading card, Gordon Murray Bryant Kosher, man. If you could get your hands on a set of these for 8.95 in mint condition, wow, wow, wow. They are fetching, we were able to get ours for around 150 US. Okay. It's usually fetching a higher price than that. And if you have the Donald Trump card from the Rotten to the Core in mint condition, it's probably fetching well over $1,000 and into a few thousand dollars. Great investment, if you could get your hands on those. Friendly dictators trading cards, Bernstein's, Sindel, Samuelski did the friendly dictators as well. Nice, nice. Got to get ourselves that one as well. And we will, and we will. Okay. Bush League trading cards, that's baseball, and I don't have that one either, and we will definitely get it. What's this one? Brought to light. More, Sindelskill, oh man, Sendskuelski, Robber, Yates, and Mavrides. I don't know what brought to light is. I got to look up that one as well. An 80-page, full-color graphic documentary that reveals, oh, okay, okay, it's a documentary, reveals 30 years of covert action, drug-running, and arms deals that rob America and betray the Constitution based on the Christic Institute's explosive investigation. Wow, I don't know, brought to light. If anybody finds this documentary, brought to light, link it on our Discord page for now, but that might be going on their censorship too. We'll see, we'll see. Okay. El Salvador, A House Divided, Tulp, 250, a 40-page factual book, black and white comic book. Nice, nice, nice. Real War Stories, edition by Braber, $2, a 48-page color comic book produced for the Central Committee for Constituent Conscious Objectors, right? And we read War Stories number one. I have both of these comics. There's War Stories number one and War Stories number two, and I think there was only two of them, and one of them we read. We read number two, I believe, and it contained Smetley Butler's Wars, A Racketing Graphic in comic book format, right? Not the whole story, just parts of it, excerpts of it. Additional sets of coup d'etat trading cards, $8.95, please add $1 postage and handling per item total enclosed, and you got your address and stuff down there. Let's read the description for these cards. Coup d'etat, the assassination of John F. Kennedy trading cards, is meant to serve as an introduction to this most complicated subject. In preparation, in preparing this material, the author consulted the following books, Mafia, Kingfish by John Davis, Conspiracy by Anthony Summers, Crossfire by Jim Mars, Best Evidence by David Lifton, Reasonable Doubt by Henry Hurt, Whitewash Series by the Dean of Assassination Researchers, Harold Weinsberg, Dean of Assassination Researchers, Coincidence and Conspiracy by Bud Fensterwald, and they've killed the president by Robert Sam Anson. The author would also like to thank veteran researcher Paul Hodge and Robert Ranthel and Peter Dale Scott, whose unpublished work The Dallas Conspiracy was most illuminating. Really, I wonder if The Dallas Conspiracy has been published now?  Paul Brancato is a violinist with the San Francisco Symphony and the author of two previous trading cards sets, the Iran Contra scandal and Bushley, and he did the drug war trading cards. So drug war trading cards probably came after this. He is currently working on two additional sets of trading cards, one of which, from Dallas to Watergate, oh my god, continues themes introduced in Coup d'etat and I don't think they were ever able to produce Dallas to Watergate. I don't think those trading cards saw the light of day. Too bad. Too bad. Independent publishers is where is that game. Bill, and by the way, Aligar posted something about on the live chat, so I'm going to read a little bit more about this because this is the history of Brancato. Brancato, I'm just going to read this. Brancato, 73, is a New York City native and college dropout who took violin lessons as a kid and started hawking his wares as a Berkeley street musician in the late 1960s. After Stintz with the Oakland Symphony and Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, he was hired by the San Francisco Orchestra. In the 1980s, a childhood love of baseball cards was renewed. It led him to think about creating a new genre. He contacted the Christic Institute in an interfaith group, Christic Institute, an interfaith group involved with law and public policy, which suggested Eclipse Books, an underground comic book publisher 60 miles north of San Francisco. It liked his first idea about cards on the Iran Contra scandal, which would be these guys here. Let's check it out as we do as we read this. So Eclipse liked his first idea about cards on the Iran Contra scandal, but said he had to take the financial risk. They distribute them. Nice. He got artist Salim Yoko Yukwab to help and did the research themselves, producing 66 cards with 270 words of information on the back of each. It's a nifty who's who on the scandal, ranging from an overview of the congressional hearings to pro to profiles of figures, big and small, including North Reid, Rhett, Major General John Singlob, Elliott Abrams, Eugene Hasselhoff, Hassel Foss, Fawn Hall, Felix Rodriguez, and of course, Ronald Reagan. Very cool. Very cool. And he took the financial risk of this as well, drug war trading cards. And I'm assuming he might have done it with this as well. But either way, kudos to Eclipse Comics for picking this up. And these are the same artists as the drug war trading cards. Very much in the same... Here, I'll show you this as well. Here's the drug war trading cards. Right. Same style. So this is drug war trading cards, Iran Contra. And there are characters from both that overlap in this. Okay. That overlap in this thing. So super cool. Beautiful artwork. And looking forward to reading these as well. But for now, we're going to hit up a little tangent there again. But I think a tangent is worth it for us to put this into context of what's going on here. And let's read Bill. And the artist for this set is absolutely phenomenal. Bill Sikwiz. Bill. You guys can pronounce the name. Sine Q. This is Sankwiz. Bill. Bill is a noted painter, cartoonist, and graphic novelist whose illustrations have appeared in friendly dictators trading cards and brought to light. His most recent graphic work can be seen in big numbers. And the forthcoming current events, comic books, real war stories number two, and sound bites. And we've read parts of real war stories number two. Right. And Bill became a legend, sort of put his mark in comic books in the 1980s with what he was doing. Let's put this here so we know what we're reading. Sinkiewicz. Bill Sinkiewicz. Is that how you pronounce it? Felleris? Someone posted that in our chat. Sinkiewicz. Bill Sinkiewicz. Bill Sinkiewicz. Thank you. Bill Sinkiewicz. So the writing for this is done by Paul Brankato and the art is Bill Sinkiewicz. Bill Sinkiewicz. Nice. In 1990. Kut etat trading cards. Text, copyright, 1990. Paul Brankato, art, copyright, 1990. Bill Sinkiewicz. Eclipse Enterprises, P.O. Box, 1099, Forestville, California, 95436. Card number one. The assassination. Let's look at the artwork. Beautiful. Wanted for treason. Many people consider the assassination of JFK to be the moment that Kut etat was conducted in the United States of America. And those that assassinated JFK are still in power in the United States of America. They've never been brought to justice. Let's have a read through this. Let's get a little history on the way. Card number one, the assassination. Politics brought John Kennedy to Texas in 1963. The 35th president won the conservative state in the 1960 election largely for his tough stand on Cuba. His promised defense buildup and his Texan running mate. But Kennedy's 1026 days in office were characterized by increasingly liberal policies. The failed 1961 Cuban Bay of Pigs invasion, the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, the 1963 test ban treaty with the Soviets, and the administration's support of Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement added to Kennedy's growing on popularity in right-wing circles. In the nine months before the president's visit to Dallas, the secret service had received more than 400 threats on his life. On November 18, one of these caused the cancellation of a planned motorcade through Miami. In Texas, a state dependent on the oil and defense industries, recent moves to repeal the sacrosanct, sacrosanct, sacrosanct, 27.5% oil depletion allowance and plans to begin withdrawal of US military advisors from Vietnam were viewed with particular alarm nowhere, nowhere more visibly than in Dallas, a hotbed of right-wing fringe activity. In October 1963, U.N. Ambassador Adelaide Stevenson had been had been shoved, spat on, and hit with picket sign, picket sign there. When Kennedy read the Dallas morning news on Friday morning, November 22nd, he was greeted by a full page ad in bold, black type suggesting that he was a communist and a traitor. A few hours later, as he wrote through downtown Dallas, accompanied by Dallas Governor John Conley and Vice President Lyndon Johnson, the motorcade route was lined with protesters picturing Kennedy with the words wanted for treason. The stage was set for assassination. Car number two, the secret service. Oh wow, that's them in the car. That's beautiful. What a beautiful painting, ambushed. One of the most important moments of what took place was when Jackie analysis embraced Kennedy, right? Car number two, the secret service. Dallas police and secret service agents Winston Lawson and Forrest Sorrells, who planned and were in charge of the motorcade, let Kennedy ride through Dallas in an open limousine, making no attempt to secure buildings or rooftops along the route. Although secret service rules prohibited turns of more than 90 degrees, the motorcade made a plan but unnecessary 128 degree turn in front of the Dallas school book depository in D. Lee Plaza, causing the car to slow down. Seconds later shots ran out, hitting the president and governor Conley. Films taken at the time, 12 30 p.m. show that after the shooting began, the brake lights on the president's car driven by secret service agent William Greer came on, again slow slowing the car before the fatal shot was fired, six to eight seconds later. The morally, mortally wounded president was rushed to Parkland Hospital where, after a trioptomy and other life-saving measures were performed, he was pronounced dead at 1 p.m. In contravention of Dallas law and over the objections of the Dallas County medical examiner, Kennedy's body was removed at gunpoint by secret service agents, taken to Air Force One and flown to Batista Naval Hospital in Maryland. Several people observed a bullet hole in the windshield of the president's limousine while it was outside Parkland Hospital. The secret service immediately flew the vehicle to Washington DC, allowed the FBI to inspect it and scrubbed it clean. The windshield turned in as evidence several months later was slightly damaged on the inside as if from a bullet fragment but had no hole through it. Thus evidence of a possible additional shot or frontal attack was suppressed. Card number three, the autopsy and this is like the best evidence, it's like a storyboard, little mini-page comic book. So let's take a look at this, very small, hopefully we get to see it well. Presidential motorcade rolls on towards Dealey Plaza, Kennedy waves crowds. Lee Harvey Oswald takes his lunch breakfast while ignoring president, president, persistent thought of bad vibes, he's eating food, nom.  Ricochet again hits a depository, knocks over Oswald's cola, angry, he bats bullet out, window with his curtain rods, bullet falls into midst of the motorcade, motorcade, bullet strikes Kennedy's neck, exits via his throat, bullet continues on, bullet tears through car seat and enters John Conley's back, angrily, bullet exits Connery and in process does triple summer salt with a twist, feeling intense separation anxiety, bullet re-enters Conley, jeez, passing through Conley's wrist, bullet settles into his thigh, anxiety and fidgety, bullet jumps up and strikes Kennedy in the head, bullet pushes Kennedy's brains into Jackie's hands and then disappears, Kennedy is rushed to hospital in critical condition, no bullet, relax I'm free the bullet says, bullet, bullet McCauley appears on stretcher with Kennedy, bullet is unscathed, Kennedy dies, magic bullet makes talk show circuits. Just a backup story regarding us, this bullet story, believe it or not, is the official story and I happened to have a phenomenal history teacher in high school, okay for one year I had this teacher and he ended up being the vice president of school, I was in later on after I had left years later but when he was teaching us about the assassination of JFK, okay he was in front of the class and he explained what the official story was regarding JFK's assassination and really did a number with this bullet, he was very animated in front of class saying that the bullet went this way and then went this way, went through the wrist, got into the thigh and did all this and blah blah blah and he did it in a way which was mocking the story even though he had to cover it right years later on our 25th reunion for graduation okay I went up to him and I mentioned to him and this was a few years ago I mentioned to him that this story where he explained how the bullet was ricocheting everywhere and this one bullet was you know making multiple injuries and killing people right as it made its way through two people right, I mentioned to him it was because of that story that I really went wait a second that can't happen and I realized that the assassination of JFK it was one of the I guess what do you call the red-pelled moments in my time where I realized that there's more to it than the official story and of course there's more to all the stories than the official stories that the government centralized power releases card number four crossfire oh wait a second the autopsy we were at the front we didn't read the back what am I doing we almost almost forgot to read the back with chicho going on a rant or story time card number three the autopsy at Beth Bethista Naval Hospital the autopsy was performed by commander James Humes and two other naval doctors none of them forensic pathologists their findings were incompatible with the observation of the parkland hospital doctors parkland observed a three-inch hole in the back of the head indicating the large exit hole of a frontal shot whereas Humes whose first observation according to FBI agents at the scene was that there had been a surgery of the head area described the head wound as a gaping hole towards the right front as from a rear shot parkland saw a black wound below the right shoulder back wound below the right shoulder which Humes located in the neck more incredibly parkland observed an entrance wound in the throat where Humes saw only a trichotomy after being informed of this mistake the next day and without having followed the path of the bullet through the neck on orders from an unnamed general Humes concluded that bullet had exited from the throat he then burned his preliminary autopsy notes Humes findings coupled with a bullet found on a stretcher at parkland set the scene for what was later known as the magic bullet theory had the body been altered en route the ornate presidential casket was left unguarded on air force one delayed before takeoff from Dallas while Lyndon Johnson on his own orders was sworn in as president and naval officers later said that Kennedy's body was brought to Batista in a body bag inside a cheap tin casket prior to arrival of the official entourage why wasn't the autopsy performed on Dallas Lyndon Johnson refused to leave without the president's widow who likewise refused to depart without her husband's body wow card number four crossfire the sniper's nest Oswald right Oswald was not here Oswald was not here Bill Hicks has an amazing little sketchy does regarding Oswald and the assassination of John FK it's phenomenal I highly recommend if you haven't seen Bill Hicks's segment on JFK assassination of JFK I highly recommend looking it up and he has a little bit regarding this scene right here Oswald was not here he's a little bit I'll give you the punchline he says oh there's a museum where you can actually go there and see where the shots were taken and it's very accurate to actually what happened because Oswald was not there crossfire card number four 30 minutes after the assassination Dallas police found what they assumed to be a sniper's nest boxes piled high around a sixth floor window in the eastern eastern most corner of the Texas school book depository TSBD three spent shells laying near neatly on the floor in front of the window 20 minutes later a rifle identified in a sworn affidavit by Dallas Dallas police as a 7.65 millimeter German Mauser was found under a pile of books in another corner of the sixth floor the next day the rifle was re-identified as a 6.5 millimeter Italian man-lessher car car canna carcano that basically matched the three shells on the 138th of the 138 witnesses to the assassination later asked to testify as to where the shots came from 32 said they came from the Texas school book depository to the right rear of the president while 58 named the grassy knoll above and to the right front of the limousine as a source of the shot most of the other 48 witnesses heard shots from both directions in addition many smelled gunpowder near the picket fence on the grassy no police and bystanders rushed up the embankment towards the knoll fresh footprints uh were seen behind the picket fence the first Dallas policeman to reach the parking lot above the knoll encountered a sloppy uh sloppily dressed man standing by a car who produced secret service credentials the secret service later denied any knowledge of this agent at 2 30 p.m a man was brought into police headquarters under suspicion of killing a police officer his name was Lee Harvey Oswald an employee of the Texas Texas Texas school book depository Texas school book depository whose manager Roy truly had last seen him two minutes after the assassination drinking a coke outside the second floor lunch room wow wow wow like right now you could you should right now uh ditch all the history books that they have in Canadian because they teach this in Canada as well they're used to Canadian high schools and American high schools because they're full of BS and just give everybody in class one deck of cards of what took place the coup d'etat in the United States and one semester should be spent reading these card number five card number five patrol man murdered JD tippet JD tippet patrol man murdered what does that say Oswald stops at roaming house Oswald kills officer tippet Oswald sheds jacket on that's a map of Texas our Dallas behind the day that's where it was probably killed a star beautiful artwork by the way amazing look at that was he shot in the eye Lee Harvey Oswald claimed he was eating lunch at the Texas school book depository when the shooting occurred and that he left shortly thereafter believing there would be no more work that day according to his landlady he arrived at his Dallas rooming house at 1 pm changed his shirt and departed 103 she also testified that while he was there a police car had pulled up to the house and honked between 106 and 115 a mile away Dallas patrolman JD tippet was shot dead next to his car at 145 receiving a report that a suspicious man had just sneaked into a movie theater a half a mile from the tippet sling police converged on the scene someone fingered Oswald and after a short scuffle he was arrested gun in hand the theater concessionaire later said Oswald had entered legally meanwhile police also searched for 1957 Chevy seen near the murder the only witness to the murder of tippet who identified Oswald in the police lineup was Mrs. Helen Markham however she failed to recognize him eight times until she was asked was there a number two man in there to which she responded cynically number two is the one i picked when i saw this man i wasn't so sure but i had cold chills four bullets were recovered from tippet's body three copper coated western and one lead remington none traceable to Oswald's gun four shells which did match his gun were sent to the FBI a week later two westerners and two remingtons but they they no longer bore the initials of the policemen who had received them as evidence did someone plant these unmarked shells to further incriminate Oswald card number six alias alec hindal what is card number six the mail order rifle mail order rifle this is Oswald just doesn't want to focus that's as good as we can get lost it again there we go interesting that's like a picture and then tape holding the picture up in front of concealing someone's head cool pic mail order rifle Oswald was charged with the murder of of the president at 1 30 a.m. november 23rd the key to proving his guilt lay in linking him to the alleged murder weapon the mad lasher carcano rifle in the FBI's possession might not have been the rifle found near the sniper's nest that gun had been identified as a mauser but it most certainly belonged to Oswald however despite an adjustment of the rifle's badly misaligned telescope sight no marksman has ever duplicated the speed and accuracy attributed to Oswald and is notoriously unreliable man man lasher cardan carcano the FBI discovered that one a hindal using Oswald's dallas book dallas post office box had mail order such a rifle eight months earlier when two two forged military ids in the name of alec j hindal were found in Oswald's wallet upon his arrest dallas police asked military intelligence to check their files on hindal which they found cross-reference to Oswald that the military had files on Oswald's rarely used alias hindal suggests they were aware of his gun purchase unfortunately these Oswald hindal files were later quote routinely end quote destroyed before being examined by official investigators when Oswald was shown a photo of himself holding a rifle in one of his in one hand and a communist newspaper in the other he claimed the picture found among his possessions was a fake and that later he would show how it was done in 1975 three versions of this photo had surface each different than the other but all of all with the identical head and all with mismatched shadows some researchers think Oswald created these photo montages for still given purpose so what he's holding is a communist manifesto i guess card number seven one ruby kills Oswald so many assassinations in 1960s ruby kills Oswald and this is ruby Oswald this is a famous video the other assassination right one of the other assassinations and this is uh check this out this picture right here is when they were bringing out Oswald and the hand here is jack ruby coming up and shooting Oswald in the stomach right and the police officers that were holding Oswald they basically let it happen right they offered Oswald as a sacrificial lamb and there's a lot of shenanigans with this as well beautiful picture beautiful painting to focus on this there we go look at that absolutely beautiful i think he fired twice ruby kills Oswald on sunday morning november 24th millions of television viewers washed in shock as lee lee Oswald was shot dead in the basement of the dallas police headquarters with Oswald gone the evidence against him escalated on the 25th dallas police revealed they had found Oswald's palm print on his rifle the funeral director later said police officers had spent hours with Oswald's corpse leaving ink all over his hand Oswald's killer was Jacob leon rubenstein aka aka jack ruby owner of a local strict joint called the carousel rubies perfectly timed unseen access to the basement suggest the complicity of one or more dallas policemen many of whom frequented the carousel where they received free drinks and occasional favors from ruby's girls dallas police chief jesse curry chose the basement route for Oswald's transfer to dallas county jail despite early morning morning phone calls warning of a plot to kill Oswald quote right there in the basement and quote to kill Oswald right there in the basement the officer in charge of basement security was lieutenant george butler whom ruby had known since 1947 like many dallas police butler was a kkk man and he he moonlit moonlit it as a personal security guard for oil billionaire hl hunt moments before the shooting ruby concealed himself behind his friend of 11 years detective william blackie johnson in 1963 ruby's failing nightclub was for sale and he owed 40 000 in back taxes three hours after kennedy's assassination he went to his bank with 7 000 in large bills he then closed his club and for two days he stopped oswald visiting the police station several times before finally silencing him he had had someone made ruby an offer he couldn't refuse it's crazy too jack ruby so rubenstein jacob leon rubenstein that's a jewish name so jack ruby was jewish and he was friends with the cop that basically let him in and the cop was kkk like wow what is going on here what is going on card number eight card number eight the warren commission the warren commission whitewash let's see if we can pick out the names here senator john sherman cooper representative of kentucky john j mcloy allen polis oh my god j lee ranken chief counsel chairman url warren chief justice of the united states senator richard russell dem of georgia representative hail boggs of louisiana democrat of louisiana representative gerald ford oh my god uh represent michigan eight people card number eight the warren commission on november 29 1963 chief justice url warren uh tearfully accepted chairmanship of the president's commission on the assassination of president kennedy at the commission's first meeting xcia director alan dollas set the tone for their investigation by handing out copies of a book claiming presidential assassins are always loners having no investigatory staff of its own and forced to follow the fbi's lead the commission took depositions from 552 witnesses consistently highlighting testimony that supported the lone assassin theory while important evidence such as kennedy's autopsy x-rays were not included in the report dental x-rays of jack ruby's mother's teeth were in september 1964 the commission concluded that both oswald and ruby were lone assassins this fixation with uh squelching rumors of conspiracy resulted in the commissions in dearing magic bullet theory knowing that oswald could not have fired four times in the a lot of time span and having to account for kennedy's head wound as well as a bystanders injuries the commission contradicted its own ballistic experts by concluding that exhibit 399 a bullet found on a stretcher at parkland hospital in near pristine condition had entered kennedy's upper back exited his neck and gone on to break dallas to break texas governor john conley's rib shattered his wrist bone and lodged in his thigh ironically the warn commission's insistence on the lone assassin led to the periodic re-examination of evidence withheld from and suppressed by the commission and gave rise to a legion of conspiracy theories quote involving various shadowy figures presumed to have masterminded kennedy's murder and this right here this right here is the reason why we should never ever allow centralized censorship to control our societies because what they do is they suppress the truth suppress information discourse and they push a narrative that is in the interest of those who are committing crimes against humanity and assassinating presidents possibly so aside from bureaucracy being the enemy of humanity so with censorship card number nine card number nine suppressed evidence number nine the zepruder film the zepruder film and that's the motorcade there's jackie holding kennedy blood splattered all over the suppressed evidence i'm wondering where the original pieces here are my god the zepruder film one of the warn commission's proof of a re re reward reward rearward attack was a film of the assassination taken by amateur photographer abraham zepruder and immediately brought by bought by life magazine publisher cd jackson the film was suppressed but select selected frames were given to the warn commission and printed in life in 1964 in march 1975 when the zepruder film was first shown on national television it became clear that the previously printed frames had been flip-flopped and in actuality in actuality kennedy was thrown violently backwards his head exploding in a rear word spray of brain matter this visible evidence of a frontal attack undid the work of the warn commission in 1975 to 76 several witnesses testified to the senate intelligence committee about that kennedy murder died let's read that again in 1975 to 76 several witnesses testified to the senate intelligence committee about the kennedy murder died prompting the 1976 creation of the house secret committee on assassinations hsca in a costable study an acoustical study of a police radio recording of the president's assassination led to the hsca to conclude in 1979 that there had been at least four shots and that a second gunman had fired from the grassy knoll the select committee on assassination hc hsca chief counsel g robert blakey postulated the mafio was behind the conspiracy and developed circumstance circumstantial evidence that elements of organized crime played a role concentrating on jack ruby's ties to gangsters he underplayed oswald's linked to the u.s. intelligence agencies never examined oswald's voluminous cia 201 file demanded that uh the demanded that all hsca staff members and their private researchers sign secret secrecy oath allowed the cia and fbi to conduct seek uh security checks on them and defend his actions by asking quote i've worked with the cia for 20 years why for 20 years would they lie to me he asked take that statement to consideration where recently uh head of the cia came out and said the cia's job is to deceive is to lie the cia's job is to make sure that when all is said and done no one believes anything they hear card number 10 lee harvey oswald's card number 10 lee harvey oswald the patsy the patsy we're into 10 cars and we already know that he was a patsy beautiful beautiful look at this oh it's a mannequin thing very cool painting very cool painting lee halls we harvey oswald while in police custody lee oswald was grilled repeatedly by federal and local officials but incredibly no tapes or transcripts were made of his interrogary interrogation his questionnaires said that although oswald admitted to being a marxist a former sylvia defector and a supporter of fidel kastro he steadfastedly denied shooting anyone there have never been any hard evidence against oswald who claims he was quote just a patsy and quote but over the years he has emerged as a mystery man who inhabited a secret world of spies and conspiracies born and raised by his mother margaret in new orleans oswald enlisted in the marines in 1956 known as shit bird because of his poor marksmanship oswald had another marine nick nickname oswald the kovic a reference to his open uh espousal of communism yet the 17 year old was given radar training and uh security clearance and sent to at at suji air base in japan the cia's main operational base in the far east and home to the top secret us spy missions over russia oswald often visited tokyo where he cared carried on with the japanese hostess who worked at one of the city's most expensive night spots the queen b his military record which shows that he contracted venereal disease quote in the line of duty and quote suggest these trust uh try triceps might have uh been an intelligence assignment after his report from japan on november 19 1958 oswald took a crash course in russian at the army's uh monterey school now the defense league institute on september 11 1959 oswald obtained an early discharge a month later he defected to the silvia union wow wow incredible incredible incredible incredible incredible incredible card number 11 card number 11 james jesus engelton your james jesus engelton cia kgb cia kgb james sesu's engelton in addition to oswald several us military men defected to the ussr between june 1958 and january 1960 at least four of them including oswald soon returned to the us this and oswald's marine spy training suggest they were part of a false defector program run by the us intelligence gary power powers whose 1960 spy flight was shot down over russia later set oswald spied uh supplied the soviets with vital u2 radar data in any case oswald received a government uh stipend uh government stipend and a and a nice apartment in minst and married marina pro sova so kava whose uncle was a colonel in soviet domestic intelligence in june 1962 oswald returned home with his bride they were met by spas t raken a travelers aid uh society agent who was also secretary general of the cia connected again connected american friends of the anti-bullshevik nations the state department advised by the fbi said oswald had not ex expatriated himself and could resume us citizenship because a state department looked lookout card what because a state department called lookout card and called was an issue he was able to renew his passport on 24 hours notice in january 1964 kjb agent yuri no senko defected to the us claiming the kjb neither debrief oswald about his military background nor recruited him james jesus angeles angeles uh the cia counter intelligence chief who handled agency matters pertaining to the kennedy assassination subjected no senko to 1277 days of hostile interrogation and host uh solitary confinement but no senko stuck by a story angleton said later said quote a mansion has many rooms there were many things during that the period i'm not privy to whose struck john end quote if angleton didn't believe oswald was the lone assassin who struck john neither could he prove that oswald was a kremlin sponsored killer and this is interesting uh minsk does that mean right there does that mean we're talking ukraine connection here marina pros prosa va voca so he got a nice apartment in minst in at present right now we're in february the minst accord with ukraine and what's going on there interesting interesting interesting gang let's make this our last reading for this live stream okay so we're gonna get to card 12 we'll do the rest of because there's 36 cards here we'll do the rest of these readings in future live stream but let's take a look at card number 12 control agent one card number 12 george the moran shield george the moran shield card number 12 control agent number one 12 george the horan shield on their arrival from the ussr the oswald's moved to fort worth all minst it would have been uh in this one minst it would have been in russia then okay cool let's check it out my apologies for that little deviation got a corrected right away so card number 12 george the moran moran shield on his arrival from the ussr the oswald's moved to fourth worth texas where on october 7 1962 they were visited by an oil geologist named george sergus the moran shield a russian-born count whose father had been the xarist governor of minst marina's uh marina's father had been a xarist officer the moran shield convinced the oswald's to move to dalas with his help they were taken in by the russian uh emigre committee many of whom were right-wing uh solidaris who sided first with the nazis and later with the cia against the communists on october 12 the eve of the cuban missile crisis oswald was hired by a by a graphic artist a graphic arts company that did classified work for the army map service on top of secret u2 overlights of cuba for the next six months lee and george were close friends an odd couple if there ever was one george's social contacts included oil man like hl hunt clint uh morchison senior and dean de menel a fellow russian emigre and head of the cia connected shoalberg corporation his good friend j walter moore an agent in the cia's domestic contacts division had encouraged george to be friend oswald a world traveler fluent in six languages the counts relationship with the cia and his forerunner the oss dated back to world war two when according to the fbi he worked for both the french underground and the nazis his council baron constantin made out a producer of nazi propaganda films was a top ever agent in the usa and weller agent in the usa the moore shelf the the moral shelf and oswald parted company in april 1963 oswald left for new orleans and mooren shield went to heady stopping enroute in washington dc to meet with the cia agent and an assistant director and an assistant director of army intelligence wow what is going on with this nazi cia russian connection stuff and this stuff is playing out right now through the ukraine wow wow wow wow wow gang that's 12 cards that we just had to read through okay we will read card number 13 to 36 in another live stream and maybe even just break it out into two 12 and 12 again as well right so we got 24 cards left to read that we're going to do at another date okay and we will definitely do them and most definitely i will upload cut each one of these segments out individually and upload them as individual segments as well okay for now i'm going to go back to the live stream and catch up with people on the chat


The secret to having a lot of clamps without having to buy a lot of clamps when you need a Flexibility on clamps you can certainly buy clamps of all sorts of different sizes You can build clamp racks. You can have them all ready to go but boy, they're expensive and certainly you want to add to them over time, but Here's an idea for starting out buy either some Bessie or or some Irwin little pairs of clamps so they come one that's got the screw release on it and Then one that just sits on the pipe. So those those go on the ends of pipes Now decide what size you're going to use either go all three-quarter or all half-inch I don't think it matters a lot Obviously the half-inch might bend a little bit more when you tighten it up. So you might want to go three-quarters piping is not cheap So don't think that this is a super super economical, but here's the secret Just get these and then don't buy yourself a six foot and then a seven foot and then an eight foot clamp And then a two foot and a four foot Just get a whole bunch of the smaller ones So if I want 30 inches, I can have a 30 inch pipe But then if I want to do something and I need six feet Then I can just add another component to it in other words take this off Screw this on to the threads there and then I've got a pipe that size So if I get myself just a number maybe Maybe four pairs six pairs of these at about, you know, I think $17-$18 each for a pair and then I get myself Variety of size of pipes and with the connecting piece Then I can construct Clamps of various sizes. The last thing you want to do is say, oh, well, you know, I'll just buy Seven foot clamp or six foot clamp and then just use that for everything The problem is it it'll go way beyond your workpiece in a lot of circumstances and then you can't walk around your workpiece. So that's That's not a good idea. So anyway get these Special little pairs of units buy yourself a number of matching pipes of different sizes and Then you can put them together in whatever length you need them Without having to store a bunch and without having to have a bunch. I hope you find that helps your pocket book But yeah, it gives you the clamps you need for certain sized glue ups Small workshop guy signing off


In this story, there is no plot, no human drama, no breathtaking scenery. Instead, a quiet unfolding, a chance to see and hear the details of this special place. The sun stretches up above the horizon, turning the beach to gold. Grains of sand, the building blocks for this island. Each grain, a microscopic planet, wrapped in a shield of water, playing host to hundreds of living organisms. This is, after all, a story of life. Life of the most delicate and fragile kind. The story begins with the sea, with Shakespeare's rough, rude sea, gaining advantage on the kingdom of the shore. Moving and changing, rising and falling. The sea, the ocean, defines this place, adding to it, taking away. In season and in time, it brings destruction and havoc. And in time, it also brings great gifts. It brings the gift of land, the barrier island, Assateague Island, a pearl in the necklace of barrier islands, strung along our shoreline. This gift of land is random and not permanent. It is fragile, therefore, all the more special. Like the ocean, the island moves and changes. The island and all living things on it, around it. Where the ocean meets the land, the shore, there is a great and constant exchange of energy. The ocean brings life, food, nourishment to the land and its inhabitants, searching and picking. Option two contains its own life, in the waters offshore, but still connected to this place. The first line of defense against the rudeness of the sea. They also shift and change, stabilized somewhat by the beach grasses. Begin the trip west toward the mainland, and other things come into view, bayberry and beach heather. Here and among the dunes, only the heartiest, the most determined, live and prosper. In the sand, alongside the fowlers' toad and the hog-nosed snake, the oyster catcher starts a new family. Into the island, other things, other features come into view. A quiet refuge, a freshwater pond. Down the water is salty, near the surface it's fresh, and it floats on top of the heavier salt water like a lens. Here is where they come for refreshment, the deer and the red fox and the pony. And here, away from the beach, there is different vegetation, a refuge from the sun and the sand and the wind. At the leading edge, the trees are twisted and stunted from the constant assault from the sea winds. Behind them, hunkering down for protection are the others, red maple and water oak, and the occasional southern red oak, the prince of them all, the pine. Some places here, mostly to the south, the loblolly pine grows to a height of 100 feet and, some trees, 200 years old, carpet the forest floor, mixing with the thickets of greenbrier which provide protection and food for animals such as deer and rabbits. Beyond the forest, there's the marsh and teeming with life. The salt marsh is one of the richest ecosystems known to man. This is where the food chain begins. Cord grass, Spartina. The grass is attacked by bacteria. They break down the structure of the grass and produce a kind of rich protein soup, detritus. It's the main course for many creatures in the marsh. Consider the periwinkle. It moves up and down the blades of grass, scraping off the detritus, almost, but not quite, to the rhythm of the tides. And that's understandable, considering that millions of years ago, the ancestors of the periwinkle were sea creatures. They spent all their time in the water. There's abundant life in this place. It's a spawning ground, a nursery, a feeding ground. The purple marsh crab goes about his daily routine, searching for food. And there's competition, as there is in any ecosystem. The fiddler crab, seen only by those who take the time to stop and to watch, hugging the edge of the land down at water level. There are mussels. Like the oysters in the bay, they siphon the water, extracting the nutrients. Always the water. Twice a day, the tides come, flooding the marsh, and still life thrives here. Nearly 90% of the fish in the Atlantic are depended in some way on salt marshes, such as these. For them, it begins in these guts, these fingers of water that reach out into the bay, providing a route to the sea. Other members of the food chain search and feed and water. Well beyond the peak of day, well beyond the afternoon. At sunset, the creatures of the marsh begin to play out their day. If summer has passed, acetic takes on a different quality. They stop over here, feed off the bayberry, and rest among the dunes. They're joined by other birds, and by ducks and geese, and by the monarch butterfly on its long journey down to Mexico. After a few days of rest and feeding, that mysterious signal comes and is obeyed. They leave as quickly as they come. There are other signals, and they too are heated. The ghost crab burrows in on the leeward side of the dune. He knows the future. The peace and the stillness are coming to an end. Disturbed by the winds, those harbingers have changed. It's slow and gradual at first, only a faint rustling through the beach grass and the fragmites. The winds pick up, and the ocean turns angry. The big storms come. Waves pound the shoreline, striking every 12 seconds more than 7,000 times a day. They reach the dunes, and the constant and the most dramatic changes of all. Assatig, like all barrier islands, is rolling over itself, moving closer and closer to the mainland, closing up the bay beyond the salt marsh. It's a process that's been underway for centuries, a natural process. The island and all things on it adjust and accept these changes as the natural order of things. And so they are. Crystal and winter, always the wind whistling across the island and through the fragmites. Snow makes a rare appearance here, but always there's the biting, damp cold, that rough and rude sea. Life in the winter is harsh, only the strong and the knowing adapt and stay and survive. Some wildfowl choose to stay over for the winter and move on in the spring. With the snow and the ice and the wind, life becomes a little more tenuous, brittle and fragile. The winter storm ends, and an icy sunset across the bay underscores the stillness. There is no stirring now, only the long, deep sleep of winter. Long sleep is over, and ascetic comes to life. Numerous form of wildlife here, and the most visible. Constantly they're on the move, searching for food for themselves and their young. Usually if the dinner is heavier than the carrier. Standing by, just in case the burden gets too heavy, or even yesterday. In the small details one can see, it will be different tomorrow. This is the story of acity, changing and adapting. Obeying the signals we mere mortals are not privileged to hear. Though we can be here, and watch, and listen, and experience those changes, it's privileged enough.


Hey Survivors and Thrivers, in this video I am going to be helping you to identify whether you are the narcissist or the victim, please like, comment, share and subscribe. If you would like to donate, my paypal link is in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at nagsfivercoaching at gmail.com. We have a private Reddit community where survivors and thrivers can share their experiences and knowledge. If you are interested in being a part of this community, you can sign up for our Patreon page, the link is in the video description. Check out the Nags Fiver merchandise store where you can purchase your own Nags Fiver T-shirt or mug. We have a variety of designs and it is a great way to support the channel. The link to our Nags Fiver merchandise store is in the video description. Are you the narcissist or the victim? Many victims of narcissistic abuse are confused about whether they are narcissists or victims. The reason for this is because the narcissist never validates their experiences. The narcissist will abuse them and shift the blame onto them. The narcissist will project their feelings of hatred, anger, envy and jealousy onto the victim. They will also keep a code of silence regarding the abuse. Even when the victim does try to seek help, it is unlikely that anyone will believe them. Most people are not educated on narcissistic abuse, they don't understand. So when the victim confronts the narcissist, the narcissist will use the gaslighting tactic and the victim is made to feel like they are going crazy. And even when the victim tries to seek help outside of the relationship, no one believes them or no one understands. This can be very confusing for the victim. I am going to start by going through 27 warning signs that should identify whether you or someone you care about has been experiencing narcissistic abuse, self-blame and feelings of shame or guilt, feeling unsafe, anger and rage, grief and loss, dissociation, feeling emotionally or even physically detached from the environment, walking on eggshells, loss of control, feeling powerlessness, changes in sexuality or intimacy, sacrificing basic needs and desires and emotional and physical safety to please the narcissist, serious physical or mental health issues, substance abuse, weight loss, weight gain, insomnia, nightmares, emotional or visual flashbacks, hypervigilance and paranoia, difficulty trust in others, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, isolation, comparing themselves to other people, self-sabotage, fear of love, fear of success, minimising the abuse, denial, those are the 27 signs. I hope that they have helped you to identify whether or not you or someone you care about has been experiencing narcissistic abuse. One of the signs I mentioned was anger and rage. Many victims of narcissistic abuse have been abused for such a prolonged period of time that they may become a mostly or even physically abusive but there is a difference in the way that they are abusive. The victim has been pushed and provoked for such a long period of time until they have become sensitised and more reactive to what the narcissist is doing to them, they might become paranoid or hypervigilant and then lash out unexpectedly. This is known as reactive abuse and it is often completely out of character for the victim and it is a very clear sign that they are being abused. Narcissus identify the point where the victim becomes reactive to their abuse, they will then take note of what it took for them to reach that point, they will train the victim to reach that point of reacting to their abuse, faster and faster as time goes by. Narcissus know that even the calmest person will react to prolonged abuse and rather than accepting that this is a natural trait of any person, they will use it to take advantage of the victim. Once the victim reacts to the abuse, they will then shift the blame onto them, they will use it to make the victim think that they are abusive or they're gone crazy. The narcissist will see the constant provocation as irrelevant to how you are reacting to them, many times people will be too focused on blaming the victim for their reactions to the abuse rather than identifying what it is that caused them to act in such an unusual way. Anything that appears out of character for the victim could be a sign that they are being abused. Narcissus do not allow their victims to be themselves, they are always trying to control the victim while the victim is trying to use logic or reasoning. The victim will try to express how they feel about the situation while the narcissist will dictate the victim's thoughts and feelings, it will appear as though the narcissist is not hearing or understanding anything that the victim is saying and instead the narcissist will be dictating how the victim thinks or feels about the situation in an argument or disagreement, the narcissist will often use use statements while the victim will often use I statements, the victim will try to express their thoughts or feelings while the narcissist will try to dictate what the victim wants or what they are trying to do, the narcissist will be accusing the victim rather than expressing their own thoughts or feelings. The narcissist does not consider the victim's thoughts, feelings or their logical reasoning because the narcissist already has it made up in their minds, that the victim has a hidden agenda or motive, narcissus are paranoid or hyper-visual because deep down they know that they are abusive, they know that they are manipulative, they know that they would exploit or take advantage of the victim at any given opportunity, so they expect the victim to do the same, so they will ignore however the victim is claiming to think or feel, instead they will dictate the victim's thoughts or feelings, they will dictate what the victim wants or what they are trying to do, narcissus have a very unhealthy way of communicating which is counterproductive to any form of logical reasoning, during an argument or disagreement they will be full of rage, the only emotion they will be experiencing in that moment is anger, which may have developed from other emotions such as hate, envy or jealousy, the narcissist will be accusing or attacking the victim rather than trying to find a solution to the problem, there will be no flexibility or compromise with the narcissist, the narcissist will be unwilling to hear what the victim is saying, unwilling to understand how the victim feels, everything has to be done the narcissist way, the victim will feel as though there is nothing they can say or do to get through to the narcissist, to make them listen or understand, the victim will become emotional, they may experience anger which develops from the pain of not being able to get through to the narcissist, the victim will focus on the narcissist behaviour and how they are being treated by them, the narcissist will focus on who the victim is as a person rather than what they believe they have said or done to them, they will attack their character and claim that they are a bad person, something is wrong with them or they are crazy, unlike the victim, the narcissist won't attack your behaviours as much as they will attack your character and the core of who you are as a person, the victim will acknowledge and admit their faults and mistakes, while the narcissist will deny, blame shift or gas like the victim, you may have the same argument or disagreement with the narcissist day after day for months or even years, but nothing ever gets resolved, the reason for this is because how you think or how you feel does not matter to the narcissist, they have their own ideas of how you think and feel so anything that you tell them is a lie or not relevant to the situation, they believe that they already know everything that they need to know so they don't require any input from you, they want to dictate your thoughts and feelings to you, they want to tell you how to think and how to feel, your choices and decisions do not matter, they do not affect an end result, the narcissist does not want a mutual understanding or a resolution as it would not benefit them or allow them to control you, they want control and dominance, a mutual understanding or a resolution would prevent them from having that control or dominance over you, a healthy person will react to a display of vulnerability, no matter how angry they are, they will say something which shows that they can see the person's pain, the victim will have a desire to acknowledge the person's pain and want to reach a resolution, the narcissist will not acknowledge the victim's pain and this is probably the biggest giveaway that you are dealing with the narcissist, narcissists are self-absorbed and lack empathy, the narcissist will see that you are in pain and they will either ignore it or make fun of you, your pain has no significance or importance to the narcissist, remember they are self-absorbed and lack empathy, the only pain that matters is their pain, so whatever you are going through, although they can see and are completely aware that you are in pain, they will never acknowledge it, if they do acknowledge it it will only be used as an opportunity to further abuse or humiliate you, the narcissist needs you to act in a way that is beneficial for them, acknowledging or validating your pain is not going to be beneficial for them to control you, so they will ignore it as though it's so insignificant, so unimportant that it's not even worth their attention, thank you for watching, I hope this video helped you to identify whether you are the narcissist or the victim, please give the video a thumbs up, share your thoughts in the comments, subscribe if you haven't subscribed yet and click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos, share the video with anyone who believe my help, coaching inquiries, you can email me at narcosfivercoaching.com, if you would like to donate my PayPal link is in a video description, also check out our Reddit community, you can sign up for the Patreon page and the narcosfiver motion I store, the links are in the video description, thank you for watching and I will talk to you soon


Hi, I'm Geoff Watts and this short video is a little introduction to the latest update to my Agile Coaching Cards app. So in this release we've got five new decks that have come from my book with Kim Morgan, the coach's casebook, and these decks look at five traits, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, procrastination, fierce independence, and people pleasing. And they contain all sorts of quotes, techniques, information, powerful questions that will help you bring that trait into balance. And of course you can buy them as a bundle, which saves you 50%. So I'll quickly walk you through those. And also we've got a new feature, Favorites. This is one that I've wanted for a long time, wanted out on the first release if I could, but had to be really ruthless about. And a number of people have been emailing in saying that they want this feature. So I'm really glad that we've got this one out now. It's only the first step in the Favorites feature, but it adds a lot of value. So I've got a little screen recording here. So what you notice here on the home screen is you'll see a few more decks that are available to purchase. I have the full decks here. You will obviously have the selection of free cards in there until you buy the packs or the bundles. So we've got procrastination, imposter syndrome, people pleasing, fierce independence, perfectionism. And each of the decks, there's a number of questions, powerful questions, some techniques that you can use, some quotes, more techniques, a bit of information, things that you can try. Imposter syndrome. So it will explain a little bit about them. You can see them in the card by card deck or the individual deck. So imposter syndrome, symptoms there, inability to internalize your accomplishments, feeling that other people have an overinflated view of you, attributing your successes down to luck and always thinking that somebody's going to come along and find you out. So looking through these three things. So looking through these things, you can look at some techniques to try some powerful questions to help you reflect on your trait. The idea behind these traits, not to get rid of imposter syndrome, because it has its benefits and the other traits also have their benefits, but to try and just bring them back into a more helpful balance. But of course, you can now add these cards to your favorites. This little heart down the bottom here, you can click that and that'll be added to your favorites. Perhaps you like this particular technique. Perhaps this particular question, like you like that one. You can go back and you can add cards from all of the decks. And in your home screen, the little my favorites deck at the top left there, you can go into there and you'll see that you'll be able to have cards from all of the decks that you own in your favorites. It'll be your favorites across all of the decks, which is quite cool. The next release is will enable you to actually filter within that deck just to see the favorites that you have within that deck. That's going to be coming soon. But this feature was already ready. So thought, well, let's not hold up the delivery of this one to wait for the next piece. So that's quite cool. I've been really looking forward to that. I really wanted this favorites feature out there as early as possible. And from the emails that I've got, I know a lot of you have as well. So please keep sending in your feedback, the things that you like, the things that you would like to see in the future, whether that's new features, whether it's new decks, whether it's new cards, and we'll add you in. There is a competition that we're going to be running. So if you buy these coaching cards, decks, these, so if you buy these decks based on the coaches case book, these, these traits decks, and you tweet your favorite and why it's your favorite, then you'll be entered into a draw to win another pack of your choice. So presuming you haven't bought all of them already, or perhaps you will be eligible to win one of the new decks that comes out in the future. So buy the decks, look through them, use them, find the one that is your favorite, tweet it, tell us why it's your favorite, and you'll be entered into the competition. Good luck everybody, and we'll see you next time when there's another feature to review.


This is Witch Based News for Friday the 17th of December 2021, I'm CMDR Buur. An Elite Dangerous News this week. Frontier reveal new information during an in-depth developer lead look at fleet carrier interiors in their Christmas live stream. There's an all-new time-limited seasonal in-game event gifting credits, a ship and unique cosmetics running right now, Patch 9.2 updates Elite Dangerous Horizons and Elite Dangerous Odyssey and the massive Operation Ida Holiday Hall begins in earnest. To make sure you don't miss any of our videos hit like and subscribe and remember to click the little bell icon and select all notifications and if you'd like to help directly support this channel you can also join our Patreon via the link in the video description. The troubles that we were reported on earlier in the week that arose from the arrival of Update 9 and Update 9.1 appear to have been largely fixed with the deployment yesterday of Update 9.2. The patch addresses problems in Elite Dangerous Horizons on both consoles and PCs and Elite Dangerous Odyssey on PC. On both platforms and products the new multi-limbit controller module has had its mass corrected, your fire group panel navigation should now be working, the Class C operations multi-limbit controller no longer shows as Class F and fire group columns should now disappear again when empty. In Elite Dangerous Odyssey genetic sampling via the handheld bioscanner should again be working for all biologics. Frontier have also listed a couple of known issues which are still being actively investigated, those being hostile ships sometimes showing as non-hostile on the ship radar and some fire groups not matching what is being output by the ship. The Station Repair Specialist Player Group Operation IDAS Month Long Festive Season Event moves up a gear tomorrow on Saturday the 18th of December with the commencement of the massive 24 hour station repair effort. As of this recording the Galaxy's finest station repair hauling specialists have 14 carriers preloaded with the assorted materials needed to repair a Thargoid Damage Station, that's as much as 350,000 units of commodities and an army of commanders standing by ready to empty them. You too can join in the hauling frenzy, I've linked to the Operation IDA Discord and website for the Holiday Hall event below, the manic hauling action itself kicks off at 1500 hours UTC on Saturday. A Galnet article featuring the mysterious master thief known as the Winking Cat appeared in-game this week that seemed to hint at some sort of in-game event. Upon further investigation not only did commanders discover that part 1 of the event is indeed underway right now but also that the event is rewarding amongst the other things some unique festive in-game items. The hunt based event will be taking place between now and the first week in January and is separated into two halves of three steps each. I won't go into any serious spoiler territory here, the full solution to part 1 is linked in the description below, it's very easy to complete but for part 1 at least you only have until the 30th of December to get the rewards from the event with part 2 starting on the 23rd of December and finishing on the 6th of January, the two colliding dates meaning there's a magical week between the 23rd and the 30th of December where you'll be able to do both parts all at once. We're gonna put the rewards on screen now, they're definitely worth going after but if you don't want your Christmas presents spoiled look away now. Okay they're off screen you can now look back. The event is running across PC and consoles and it doesn't matter if you're running Elite Dangerous Odyssey or Elite Dangerous Horizons you can still benefit from it. Once we have more details about part 2 of the event we'll post a link to it on the community section of this very YouTube channel which you'll see pop up in your feed so make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss that. Frontier hosted their festive season live stream on Thursday. The stream included a review of the year's events, a stellar screenshot of the year and a cryptic Christmas quiz but by far and away the highlight of the stream was the much-anticipated developer interview and walkthrough of the new fleet carrier interiors feature that is arriving next year. Whilst Frontier had previously shown some work in progress interior footage last week after a rough version of the feature arrived in-game unexpectedly in update 9 the footage shown last night was of a higher quality again and included some more functionality as well as the all-important talk-through of the carrier's features by senior game designer Derren Halil. Here's the new information that we learned from the stream. There are now NPCs populating the hallways and spaces of your carriers and some of those NPCs are indeed the ones you see in your carrier management screen that you can hire and indeed fire if you don't like the cut of their jib. Whilst that was really good to see and something we'd been hoping for here at the burp pit there was no word yet on whether you can put them out of an airlock for doggedly refusing to refuel your carrier with the tons of tritium held in the cargo hold when the tritium depot runs dry and you're not around. Pioneer supplies holders of the galaxy-wide monopoly on personal guns and spacesuit sales will be extending their vice-like grip even further on the idea of a free market economy by installing a franchise outlet on your carrier if you so desire. Rather than carry limited stock on selected items like that seen in the galaxy's starports the carrier outlets will carry stock of every single thing meaning if you're near a carrier that has the outlet active you'll be able to buy a grade one version at the very least of every on foot item in the game. Carrier owners will be able to set a premium rate on top of the base price as well similar to how commodities and services are currently supplied on carriers. Also if the carrier owner doesn't wish to sell illegal items like the e-breach then they're able to toggle that item off themselves making it unavailable. Next Derren went on to talk about the bar area and this came with one of the more significant reveals of the stream. The bartender service on board a carrier will work slightly differently to how it does in starports. Carrier owners will be able to use the bartender service in a similar fashion to the existing carrier commodity markets but instead of trading in commodities the carrier will add supply or demand for on foot engineering materials. Whilst it wasn't explicitly stated if all on foot materials can be traded this way or only selected items whatever the case when implemented this could potentially make the gathering of at least some on foot engineering essentials much much easier which I know from personal experience will be music to the ears of many a commander. Next the much requested vista genomics feature was touched upon the carrier born version of everyone's favorite bacteria collectors will function in a very similar way to the carrier version of universal cartographics with there being a markdown on the payday received by commanders for the convenience of being able to use the service away from the bright lights of civilization. The big question that remains unanswered at the moment is whether vista gen or indeed any of the new services can be activated while a carrier is out in the deep black or whether it needs to return to a carrier admin system as is the case with current carrier outfitting options as the new services are essentially franchise shops on a concourse rather than a whole service being installed into a carrier it would seem logical that a visit to the dry dock would be an unnecessary inconvenience to do what essentially equates to lifting up a shutter and putting up some signage but as well we all know video games don't follow the same rules as the rest of the universe. There are hundreds of commanders who already have their carriers seated tens of thousands of light years away in the deep black who will doubtless be looking very keenly at the answer to that particular question. The on foot equivalent of the existing shipyard will auto magically be installed and available if a commander has the shipyard on their carrier already and that service doesn't come with a vendor but rather an interface as it's a service that is being supplied by the carrier owners themselves and not a third-party entity as is the case with vista genomics or pioneers supplies. During the talk the team touched very briefly on the carrier jump experience whilst it will be viewable from inside the vessel the jump itself is not yet being shown frontier quite rightly not keen to spoil that experience just yet they did say that all commanders will need to be seated for the event as we revealed in our previous video about fleet carrier interiors the furniture on the huge vessels is usable and any commanders not already seated for the event will be automatically seated while the carrier itself moves locations one really nice bonus the carrier owner and anyone in their current team will have exclusive access to the raised bridge deck area which includes the ships con commander chair and Star Trek style captain's ready room which itself has seen some further seating and decor added since we last saw it it's not yet clear if the ready room comes with any extra functionality but either way it could provide a nice escape for the commander of a particularly busy carrier finally Derrin made mention of the carrier deck or itself the team have built the carrier interiors to very much reflect the claustrophobic spaces of something akin to a submarine albeit a huge actually quite spacious submarine there are very few double height spaces with most of the carrier interior consisting of relatively tight corridors and some spaces displaying features such as exposed pipe work the lighting and colouring of the interior space can also be changed and customised to a degree by the carrier owner to reflect a scheme that better reflects their choices whether it's an overall aesthetic that is switched out similar to the way carrier exterior layouts are changed or whether more granularity is possible we don't yet know we'd imagine further customisation is likely going to be tied to the arc store at some point as well that would seem like a no-brainer for frontier and likely the sort of thing that a lot of carrier owners will absolutely lap up personally I want ornaments and pot plants and pets and pictures and TV's and a fish tank and a teapot and a chaise long thanks one final piece of information the carrier interiors update has been bumped to update 11 instead of update 10 but we're assured that he's still on track to arrive in the game early in the new year are you planning on following the smiling cat's paper trail to bag yourself some goodies and are you pitching in with Operation Ida as they repair a whole station in a day let us know in the comments below that's it for now thanks very much for watching we'll be back later this week with more videos until then 07 commanders follow the Greens on the way out and do keep clear of the toast rack we very much look forward to seeing you next time


We are approximately one year into this project.  And there's a huge difference in the terms of how much dirt we've moved off, removed from the beginning of the section to you as you can see the end sections, which are really really soiled. We've been applying regular paper conservation techniques to papyrus. Papyrus and paper are very, very different and yet we're able to use similar adhesives on the papyrus to bring the joints together. We're able to use similar types of tissue that we've toned so that you don't see our repairs if in fact we do end up showing this rectoverso. Papyrus is a grid structure. It's made of two sheets that are put together perpendicular to each other. So when you're looking at it through transmitted light, you can actually see fibers and the grid pattern. It helps us under the microscope make sure we absolutely got a joint matched up. The other thing that we've done is we've taken very, very small samples and sent them off to a lab for carbon-14 dating. So we actually have a very narrow window of about 200 years from about 1600 to 1400 BC. So the thing that we have to figure out with our curator and with our designer is how do you show a 25 foot long book of the dead?


That is the Director of the Urban Age, as I'm sure you all know, but also Chief Advisor on Architecture and Urbanism to the Olympic Delivery Authority in London. Thank you very much and wonderful to see so many of you here and to see familiar faces from all over the world. I gather that we've had people arriving in the last 24 hours from Quito, from Sao Paulo, from Tokyo, and from your neighbours here in London by comparison, so it's wonderful to have such a real international event. And again, I thank Wolfgang Novak and Joseph Ackermann for allowing us to do this. I want to do two things in my allocated time. One is to talk just very briefly about how does this conference work. Some of you have been at them before, some of you haven't, and then speak about the themes which have cut across the conferences to date, but most importantly the themes that I think are relevant to this discussion about Indian cities coming out of the intense research done by the LSE team, but together with Tata Institute of Social Sciences and others, which is very much summarised in this document, which is the newspaper which was given out to all of you. Some of it is in fact on the walls over there, just some summaries, but importantly in January we will be submitting a big fat report, which we hope to present to the Prime Minister's office, and I know that one of his keys advisers is here. Now one of the first things I must say is that please, if you have a pink version of this, tear it up and use the green one, but I see that most of you do have a green one. There are just a few changes to it, and I think it's important that you stick to this document to make sure that you see how the programme actually works throughout the day. It's a two-day conference. We hope to see as many of you here throughout the two days, not just for your session and then leave, and there are six sessions which I'll go through in a second. We expect about 50 people to speak, that is, as main speakers, as some of the urban age experts, and also people we have asked to respond, and this is where Howard, who's very good at this, I have to warn you, has to show your pieces of paper there, maybe, Howard. He's got cards, which tell you you've got five minutes, three minutes, or go away because you're going on for too long. Now this is very important because to be respectful really to all of you, it's important to keep within the timeframe so that we get as much out of the mix of people and the interdisciplinary range of people who are here. So while we will have speakers who are allocated between 20 and 10 minutes, depending on the subject, the respondents are asked to talk for about two, three, four minutes. Please stick to it. It's very, very important. We will ask some of the respondents to talk from the floor. They've already been primed. And others, we will be circulating cards. And if you have burning issues that you would like us to raise, and if we have the time, Chairman, we will have those cards at the front and perhaps ask some of those questions. So that's more or less how it's done. The structure of the event, we're running a little bit late, as we've said, is to have these six themes which really deal with the big issues that cut across all cities, but particularly the Indian cities that we have been researching. We're going to start with this session to talk about the global context and the impacts of globalization on Indian cities. We then move to the critical thing is, given all this, how do you create a future of a city? What role does making a vision and getting the politicians to follow that? We will then look at the key issue of urban inequality. Joseph Ackerman has already used the statistics, which are very evocative, but how do you house the urban poor? And we're going to be doing something which is perhaps controversial, perhaps difficult to go from the macro to the micro, to look at the proposals currently on the table for Daravi, one of the biggest slums in the world, but also one of the richest textures in terms of the life of the city and the economy of the city. And that's where we will be concluding today. Tomorrow, next turn, and Sheila Dixit will be talking about climate change, both globally and in terms of the innovative experiences of Delhi. We will move to the critical aspect of then how do you do it when you set all these agendas? How do you actually plan cities? And we will be concluding, which is very much one of the key themes of this conference as a whole, as the series of conferences, by bringing in city leaders from Jose Serra, the governor of Sao Paulo, who in fact will host the next event, Rika Pinalosa, representatives from London, from other cities around the world, to talk together with their Indian colleagues from four or five of the cities that we've been working in to really have a summary of where we can go next and what lessons have been learned. But let me try and describe very briefly what lies behind the issues. What have we learned? And what will we like to share with you as a result of the research we've done which might leave a legacy? And this is very much one of the ideas of Wolf and Novak in particular that we leave something behind. We don't just come and go. I think that's very important. And the institution of the Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award, which was awarded yesterday, I think is the beginning of that relationship. We've heard about these statistics. I'm not going to go there again. It's clear. But this is what happens when you look at the world in half close your eyes. This is where human habitation has left its footprint. And you can see that's actually in the areas obviously of the Indian subcontinent that human habitation is at its most dense and focused. But probably the most important thing, and this lies at the heart of the agenda, the intellectual agenda of the urban age, is understanding what all these numbers mean in terms of the reality of people on the ground. Now I'm an architect, so before I say what I'm about to say, architects don't get offended, please. But this is a typical view of a typical global city. It happens to be Karakas, and it's a picture I took from a helicopter. And on my left, tower blocks, buildings, basically you see what architects do. Not very good buildings, some of them actually frankly ugly. That's not the point. The key point is that the space between the buildings doesn't constitute city or what Sassan calls city-ness. There's no sense of the relationship between the buildings and the public space, the glue that makes society in a way possible. Next to that, you see what transport planners do. Again, don't be offended. Transport planners design cities as pieces of transport to get people from A to B, sometimes not thinking about what severance that has on existing communities. So you have architecture, transport planning, and then that mass of 250,000 people is what people do. And that is something which is highly relevant and poignant, of course, to the Indian context. And I think if the urban age is about something, it's about trying to create a cross-section across this photograph in understanding and relinking perhaps disciplines that for too long have never spoken. Because you might think that this is a photoshop image. In other words, this has just been constructed by me to make an effect. It's not. It's an aerial view of Eliorpolis in Sao Paulo. And I'm sorry to say this, Governor Serra. I'm using your city as an example of perhaps what not to do. But on the left, you have a place which has its own life. It has its own identity. But it has very little water and very few sewers and lacks basic infrastructure.