Hi everyone, welcome to n5d global predictions with the beautiful lovely gorgeous sexy vivacious psychic alley and Greg Love very much So if you guys have any questions for us put it in the chat in all uppercase And we'll get to them I got to see my husband playing live with his instrument today. I did And I think he had amazing technique I watched him play his guitar Minds out your gutters Yeah, I was stroking it hard you was I Very very expert. Yeah. Oh, it's freaking which So I'm gonna I'm gonna be a regular at this gig and the next one's gonna be at the end of The end of next month or something like that and Chuck wants me to play I said sure But they're gonna be doing it from 6 until 8 p.m. So you might have to start this without me. I'll be back Shortly afterwards about 20 minutes in Yeah, no worries that's next week is it no next month the end of next month, so it's not for a while I'm sure you'll remind me I'll remind you Eventually you can handle it You I can if I know I will you've done many a show on your own Not one of these. You've never done one of these on your own I started I have You have started it. Yeah, and then I came in after yeah, if I was having a make-up mouth function Something else Got our first question already in from Paula our towers operating will they be used as Tesla towers? That's a great question So we're gonna wait until we get a few more and then we'll jump right into it Excuse me. You're in already. It's been a day No, I know I I went to the beach earlier. I got a little exercise and played a little bachi and And then I Had a little gig tonight from five until seven. I didn't get my nap in no nap so After we get done with You didn't get your napping Yeah So after our live and Ladies and gentlemen. Yes, very seriously.  They they called me omp old man Prescott You dream though, so I think that you're actually doing work while you sleep I think that's um, there's something important about that. That's what I think. I agree. I think so, too Because your sleep isn't just asleep There's something more, but I do like teasing you now again as you like teasing me. So that's how we do that's how we do I You know I'm sure you're in the same boat, but I wonder You know what it is about your dreams that you're not allowed to see most of them I know I don't know. I just don't Know wish I did So I'll say hi to everyone Paula was the first one checking in I Like to bring up their names guys. They could see their names See their names Is that better I can hide behind their names Hi Paula also first one in All by Amanda is wake it's easier to hide behind hers and just peak over It's felt exhausting for Mike and I intense and not just the solar flares. I feel there is a lot Lot going on. Yeah Yes, indeed and then clod at hey Claudette It's one of the moderators, isn't she she is hey, Amanda And what was your partner saying again Mike wasn't it Mike? Mike Yeah, but I was talking about in playing his instrument And I think this is a new name. Hi Cheryl Oh Yeah, I feel no just say I'm new here, you know, it's nice to know I you know a lot of people They're they're like sit in the background watch and they don't Sometimes it takes a little nerve just to put it's high in in the chat, you know and in this genre I know that most of us are introverts. I'm I'm like the king of introverts Hi to Chrissy Hi Chrissy amazing with cyber development Paul's question Lisa Lisa. Ah, thank you Lisa Hi to LZ. She loves watching us. She's from Roswell Georgia Is that is that Roswell where the fresh was Roswell? No, that's Arizona. I believe or New Mexico one of those Love a good afternoon nap. Wonder if it's an empath thing. Hmm. It could be because you absorb all those energies throughout the day And you're just like, yeah Sleep it off, right? I'm the opposite Sleeping I feel is like oh, it's just a waste of time if I really got to sleep right now Well, I'll just do the minimum three hours. I just do the minimum. Oh No, no, no, no I'm the opposite And Dana Dana Maxwell Joining us on Facebook and there's our star sister Sarah Hey, Sarah How's that? How's that puppy not puppy? Ella you always look lovely and beautiful and sexy She's the truth. I did Oh, thank you. LZ is Liz. That should be easy to remember right Stark others checkin in Carol Cahill he stopped it up said and she says she's new here. So welcome aboard Thank you for joining And she's joined Here's another one first timer Janelle Yeah, again, let us know where you're from. Yeah and Janet Reyes that I think that's a new name too. So thank you for joining us Janet there's Gemini moon. She's a long time Yeah, she's been following us for a while Yeah, Bode. Hi, Bode Appreciate that Janice coming in from the state of Washington Okay Gemini says she's been sleeping much more than normal lately. Yeah, I Yeah, the energies are just all over the place Carol's coming in from a place near Chicago Chicago, okay Yes, put them all in capital uppercase if you have any questions for us. Oh Wow Song is a year old Wow Wow, that's that was a quick year, huh Sarah So smart and I'm having a ton of fun training her. Oh, she's got a great mommy Like our McVibes Hi Karmic My catches this up for their Shannon right there. Yeah. Hey What's up? Yeah, so what else have you been doing today, so you did you think today and What else have you been up to baby? Yeah Well, I Did that with my water, but I fill my kettle up and then instead of walking into the kitchen I just see how far I can get it like fling it My front door is right there, so You know, I've got the recyclable been outside So I just throw it right there and as I'm going out the next time I'll take them with me But yeah, I've been busy working on the new n5d Etsy shop And I just put a link and in the In the chat Somebody was my first customer Yeah, I'll show you all my my mug when I get it. It's some very funny mugs in there guys Very funny. It's worth worth looking at really. Yeah, definitely check that out Yeah, and they you need you're not gonna get them anywhere else. They're not the same as just writing on a mug They are heat there's designs on them and there's all sorts. You've got t-shirts in there Yeah, so and it's just gonna keep growing so keep an eye on it daily Yeah, I'll do a quick visit to the store here Yeah, let's let's do that all right So this is my Etsy shop and We've got The Mother's Day cups featured You know for you guys, it's it's too late for these but here in the United States Mother's Day isn't until May So I and it's probably it's it's St. Patrick stays too close.  We also have the the m5d merchandise in here This one says cosmic vibes love light piece This one Allie got What I think becomes reality I like this one channeling my inner child And then we have the same slogan for the hippie mama and hippie chick in the v-neck t-shirts and Rubble hippie the the font that I use and Having the tie-dye within the font is really unique Like on this one the spiritual gangsta one it just looks so friggin cool And then I you know, I've made ones like this the creator will be handling all my problems today All I need to do is surrender manifest and have a minute an amazing day my money magnet money flows effortlessly into my life and These two are pretty cool transformation in progress downloading 99% complete Bring it on right But yeah, that's the Etsy shop that I have and I put the link in the chat check it out Oh, I also have a teespring store here on YouTube It's gonna take a couple more days for it Be seen on YouTube, but I'm putting up some merchandise on that as well So I've had people asking me we're gonna buy t-shirts. We're gonna get mugs Here you go. I think you need to have an empty one as well What five D kind of work? I think you should have an in 5d t-shirt in 5d mug. I do You must have been away from the screen in the shop. Is that an in 5d one? Yeah, I was filling up my kettle I didn't hear so The other thing is you said sexy Mama or sexy something. He's a popper sexy popper as well. I Guess I could do that Yeah, cuz some people honestly they would buy that for their grandpa. They would buy that for their dad They'd buy their The father of the children the children bite for dad There we are for the mug Yay in 5d mugs and I know I got maybe I did. Oh, yeah t-shirts right here. Yeah Now the mugs range about 16 pounds guys in England.   Yep? Yeah, only yay So, yeah, check that out And thank you So hi to Yeah, let's see we left off I think here Susie Susie pulling. Yeah Yeah, time has flown hasn't it All right, I must pray namaste cray-cray Yeah What breed of fur baby Sarah or is it a mix? It's a it's a it's pure bread. Thank you for that. Hi Linda winger Hey Linda food food food food food and L. I love a girl Hey And this I think Joanne Vibert is that a new name? Coming in from London, Ontario, Canada. Thank you for joining us In her name. Have I seen you before Joanne? Jody joining us on facebook as well Hello Jody Once the store in my total was 22 22. Yeah, that's what I have the prices Set up for many of the products in there. Yeah, she Joanne says she's doing something. Yeah.  And that's we were leaving this guy gives us a couple burgers And it was the first time I've had bread all year and I said screw it. I'm gonna do it. Why not? So I had bread Oh nice So do people grill their own stuff? Is that what it's for? Oh, okay. Nice. Good idea Very good idea Um Yeah, that's we don't have that sort of thing here in england. No, no No I don't want my ringlets today. I don't have a ringlet ah We're just We're just modeling after you And all of our lovely and 5d family. That's what we do Thank you Joanne Food food food. Yeah I have been eating yummy homemade chicken soups How are you feeling linda because you have been you've got you've had a cold and You know You've not been feeling well. So how are you?  It's quite a serious thing And we'll know more tomorrow So if I could have some positive vibes out there. So it just turns out to be a lot of nothingness That's what we want amazing a lot of nothingness We love you mum We do And also can I put a lot of energy out there for my family? We're going through a lot at the moment And um Yep, just uh, yeah, it's he's I've got a Logan my grandson staying with me at the moment. So If I'm talking quietly, it's because he's Um, and he's got school tomorrow. So I um, yeah, so he's staying here at the moment. So We I'm turning in the uk right now. So it's understandable that he's asleep. Yeah, I'm 30 a.m. Yeah So yeah, lots of uh positive vibes Yeah, definitely, um Yeah, I hope everything goes well for you mom. Hope there's a lot of I do about nothing Yeah Yeah She feels it that way, you know So she feels it that way So Just go check it out, don't you? Yeah I Chris Love the spiritual games Yeah Very good, really good. Yeah, so Hell, he looks so glam Thank you Thank you Thanks to mom Thank you. I appreciate that so much. Thank you. Thank you And if anybody else wants to be put on our healing list, please give me your name Um, I'm on sheet six. So if anybody does want to love and support for mama Uh, she she is lovely. Oh, thank you guys Um, she would appreciate that very very much I bet you that chicken soup that homemade chicken soup helped a lot linda It works wonders I'm I don't know if you if you're uh, if you're like me, but when I make homemade chicken soup the broth Is almost better than the soup Or as just as good The broth is just like Exploding with flavor. I could just drink the broth in a big cup and be happy But the dress is the same soup What's that? Isn't broth the same same thing as soup? No, the soup has the chicken and vegetables in it. The broth is just The liquid part Oh Until I'm not a cook can't you know Well This is going to be permanent with the with the grandchild of 16 coming. Yeah Oh my god, it's snowy and cold Well, it is the beginning of march. You're just getting out of february Yeah, glad you're feeling better linda. Good good. Good How can I stop getting notifications from you? I'm glad you are You know a lot of people don't get them at all Now we got somebody who doesn't want them. I don't know just turn off the notifications if you don't want them I think you can yeah, you can go to it and Go to in 5d page facebook page and you can see the three dots. I think it's on the three dots. I think Hello to mary. Yeah Hi mary more energy for your mom from christina and christie Thank you christie. Thank you everybody appreciate it. There's vira There have been keeping me updated. So what's this about facebook and instagram going down today? Yeah, that was weird I thought I thought because I tried logging in and all of a sudden it's asking me for my password And I put it in there and it wouldn't let me in so I thought I had to change my password and I couldn't do that That was weird But I put I went to google just typed in facebook down And it gives you a website to show if a website is down and on people all over the world were Checking in on that. Yeah, facebook's down here and here and here I'm the netherlands because vira let me know Yeah, I had no idea because I wasn't even going on facebook. So um, I had no idea but um What's our feelings on that love? Let's have a look Yeah Thank you, Shannon. We have in lots and lots of wonderful feedback Um about this healing list. So here is the healing list guys Um, there are five other other pages. So please let me know. Okay. If you want to be put on this, okay, please let me know Oh, I'd love to be put on him jody. Okay jody. I will put you on there lovely No problem uh more More shout outs to your mom From mary and lisa and paula Thank you I phoned up Greg yesterday and I gave it gave him the three major huge things each one was like wallop And then another one wallop And another one wallop each one of those would have thrown anybody off Um, so the sanity tree would have thrown people off And so there was three major things going on right now for our family And you know, it's greg's family greg. Um, he's he's very much part of our family Um, so he's been feeling it too. You've not met some of the family, but you've spoken to them on the phone Marlee has a double ear infection and left the earth's chronic. Yes. He has private treatment for the next three weeks. Wow Poorly on that list Um, not on the I will put him on there because even if you've put your name down there If you still need healing Please put it out there. I will I will put you down again. It's no problem Thank you. Yeah Bone broth is delicious.  Do you mean oregano?  Hello, Jeremiah. How are you doing today?  I wanted to see if you would say hi g's Hey Somebody's name could be g's louise What's up today? I'm doing the I'm putting my hands on the healing this G's cat day on the river Oh french onion soup. I love that but you know when I every when I make it Now that I'm on keto for some reason it bumps me bumps my weight up and it takes about three days to Get back down I love french onion soup though. I make it without the bread too Tim and I But um, jody and malia are on there. Oh another one. Gemini moon Do you want me to put you as gemini moon or do you want me to put you with something else? Let me know. It does really doesn't matter The intention is out there. So it's the same thing Hi, elizabeth her electronics have been glitchy lately. All right Hi, elizabeth. So what's your feeling on your psychic feeling on facebook today and instagram? Is there something more? Is there was an attack? No, it was an attack Yeah, yeah, but could it be a white hack thing? Um, you know, could it be um Being switched over or being got rid of the the crap the algorithms. Maybe We don't know Yeah, that's a possibility because we're starting to see some more people in here that Yeah, i'm thinking Yeah So once again, if you guys have any questions you want us to answer just put them in all uppercase And what are your what are your feelings about facebook my love? Yeah, I will tell you um, so if anybody wants a personal reading, um, just a mini personal reading It's ten dollars and um, we will answer you'll have an answer from greg and from and from me So, yeah, you just um all the details are coming down on the banner there Okay, so we don't do health stuff. Um, okay, we don't do health stuff. Um, but we can do Whatever whatever else? Okay Um, no my feeling was straight away I feel um that the same thing is going to be happening all over the case if there are glitches that are happening Now they're going to be happening more often Um, because I do feel as if in the background they are being taken over bit by bit by bit um So I know nothing about um greg all say this I don't know about technical stuff. I really don't But what they gave me is What what they gave me was if you imagine facebook having lots of different components This is what they're saying lots of different components. And then when facebook goes down they take over Those components so when it goes back on again, it's running but It's when it's when it's running, but they um the white hats And the good guys have taken charge of that And they've taken charge of that right now Um, they are slowly slowly getting this back on track. That's what's going on. That's what I really feel They're taking back control of this so we should start to see the algorithm change All right. All right. I'll see you.  Never Never There's something to be said when you know your partner will never reject you if you're reaching out to them They will never um when you say I love you, you know, you've got the feeling back You know that if you ever feel Insecure it's a rarity And it's usually because of interference from the negative side of things trying to put doubt in your mind It's only happened a couple of times Where it's like they kind of go all, you know, they haven't done that or this You know, and it's it's like as soon as we then connect Again, it's all answered. It's all answered again.  It's not me bragging I'm not doing that. All I'm saying is it's you know, you should be feeling that safe In a relationship and you should be you should be showing your partner That they are safe That does that does not include mind games Once you start playing mind games, I'm not going to text them back because of this this and this There's something going on going wrong with that relationship Does it mean it's a bad one and you should just ditch it? No, it just means that that might not be the one It might be the practice one um, but sooner or later the mind games are going to get for a spiritual person will become I can't do this anymore. It doesn't feel right And so, you know, we have to be on the same frequency of of our relationships around us Whether that's family friendships or others We just have to And we're on that same Exact frequency because that's how you found me in my dreams Yeah, but not everybody is lucky enough. I know to have The twin flame experience No, um, but we do it is important for us for us all To say what do I deserve? How do I deserve? to be treated And if I deserve to be treated with respect and love, am I giving somebody respect and love?   I grab your daughter's honey meaning in america It means But it means So he said that's my mom and my mom would like You can't say that about my daughter She didn't say that she bit her lip. She was thinking that though He realized what he said and corrected it quickly Yeah, I forgot it's like pants here are trousers jeans, but there it's underwear You know, it's you got to think about the differences in our language Yeah, that's why ali was teasing me about oregano and oregano or aluminum and aluminium Yeah Yep Little words certain words they say differently Yeah, and as I I'll stand by this until the end of time We're the ones that are butchering their language. It's not called american. It's called english And we're butchering their language butchering it. I I don't I don't go there. That was the long long long long long long long long time ago So anyway, let's let's give a Let's go to our first question from paula And she's asking all right Are the folks I got pop-ups popping up Yeah, there we go Are the 5g towers operating will they be used as tesla towers? That's those are great questions. Thank you paula And uh, my answer is I don't know over the over to you ali It's such a door Okay. Yeah, I did draw cards And the cards I got for this interesting very interesting are they operating First card out to the devil card right And I speaking of towers We got the tower Right The devil and the tower are they operating? Yeah, they are Um, and they're not operating for the right reasons This is very damaging to people that 5g technology You don't want that you don't want 5g anywhere near you. Did you ever see those? Those pictures that they take uh with cameras that can detect different rays and of energy And each ray is a different color and you can see on the streets all the 5g and all the energy that's going on Not good. Not good. We're irradiating ourselves. Basically You can't see it physically The cameras can see it and it's out there, but They are devising There are people and I think these are the white hats that are working in the background Um To resolve this issue Right because we don't even need 5g they have and it's been out for several years It's called li-fi It's internet from light think of Free energy with you know, we don't need electricity. You can have free energy. Well, you can also have free internet li-fi But there's no money in either so They keep fucking us over With the crap that we already have the good news is is that we also got the world So we've got a couple of the worst cards and we got the best card as well So we ran the gamut and And i'm not sure honestly if the world means that They'll be used as tesla towers or if we'll go beyond that somehow Whatever that might be But that's what I got. It would be beautiful if I would take tesla or towers or beyond That sounds great to me. What do you think ali? I couldn't move my mouse over Have any technical problems anyway um Yeah, so what I got Um with the 5g the first bit are the 5g towers operating Um, the answer to that is um, they're being switched We've got the wheel which means they've been switched. Okay. Um, so they were off Okay, there was you may not have seen anything come up on phones or anything Linked with 5g it all went very quiet. Okay, and that is because they were switched And they were switched to the good Okay, so that is the process that they're doing at this moment in time Um, they were nefarious. Okay. They were nefarious. They were basically being, um You know working against us, but I am going to say they've been trying to poison. They've been trying to Um, manipulate and change us through our Through food. They've been trying to do that for a long long time. Okay And the thing is our bodies are so resilient Okay, you know when they do the test they think that these radiation um, you know things that Coming from here would send us into a terminal, you know Health-wise and yeah, it does affect some people But a lot of us are just balancing it out and we are the human body is so resilient And it will counteract these and work with it. So I do trust our bodies are able to Not, um, not allow this to actually affect us too much But obviously our bodies are only, you know, only as good as our mental capacity your mind If you feel they've are not if you feel that they're affecting you then, you know, you're allowing that in there as well So, yeah, it's a mixture of the two. Can it hurt you? Yes Um, if you in your mind say, you know, it can't um, is a very good way of, um Putting a bubble around for self So anyway, that's that's what I get Okay Can I just say can I bring up this comment here? Amanda said that we had all our petrol stations go offline last Thursday Couldn't pay at the pumps here in new zealand Lots of banking and tech weirdness has anybody else experienced tech weirdness because I do feel as if they are working on In the background the white hats really do think that So incorrect passwords and all kind of crazy stuff. Thank goodness. It's backed up feels security reasons. Yeah so I'm just a concentrate on some of the messages Okay um Christina's asking How about some general global predictions for spring of 2024? We can do that. I can do that at least Yeah, I'm sure Ali can Um, and I drew I drew some cards and I Ali and I did a show on New Year's Eve and we kind of do this each year now and we do a A yearly prediction show And The cards I got I'm trying to look into this to see how they play into What was predicted? And what i'm seeing is like some endings happening um But it's not a bad thing You know this I don't think that pertains to us because you got a new beginning coming from that as well from something something The spring is going to be bringing us It's that rebirth, you know that you get from the spring and the You know the the leaves Start budding there and the flowers start budding and you know it's it's like a whole new rebirth kind of thing and There's going to be some love in the air too um And i'm not sure Who this is for but If that this is more it's not global predictions, but I think this is more towards Somebody or some people that are watching this You've been waiting for that person the spring is when it's going to have to happen it okay and We got the sun card too and i'm thinking That's either in relation to maybe maybe the The prices of food or gas or something like that. It could be it could be Silver or crypto something's going to be Something's going to be just like skyrocketing That's going to be beneficial for a lot of people and it Maybe it's silver. Maybe it's you know crypto, you know if you've invested in crypto or There's going to be a huge It's it's some one of those is going to take off silver crypto one of those it's just going to take off to you know, you've heard that saying what what a lot of people say about Crypto to the moon it could it could well happen but yeah, that's This is just some of the things I I I can tell you about that Well or might happen this spring. Let's see what ellie says As she's drinking her cuppa okay, um, I was feeling it as you were saying your things I definitely feel absolutely that um Um, the actual message was there's going to be a lot more millionaires made new millionaires New people that are going to be transforming their financial life and their financial security And it's because of some decisions that they've made that are kind of thinking outside the box um, there's a lot more people who are going to be um leaving their mainstream jobs and um, you know, we You see businesses closing down and unfortunately it's very sad But what is happening is people are sick of being in this rat run. They're sick of You know the nine to five grind and then you know, so you spend all that time outside Is it traveling to work working and then traveling home again?  Um, and then you think to yourself What am I doing this for? Why am I doing this? What is going on? Um, and sometimes uh, that's why there's going to be a lot more self-made people Um, youtube is going to become um very much A thing for a lot more people Putting out on their channels and having their opinion put out there And so I feel that it's not going to be manageable for youtube to sense that so much of it So there's you know people I think indifferently so it might be frustrating for Employers that they can't find staff, but the reason is um, you know with when the The C.O.V.I.D came Can't even say that anyway. Yeah, C.O.V.I.D When that came and everybody was met, you know, had to stay at home people got used to that energy of slowing down feeling Life again Experiencing going for walks in the woods Feeling um, you know just just feeling Okay So rather than being none or none on that on that Rap uh rap run and so yeah, there's uh, there's going to be a lot more of that people are Thinking about am I happy? That's going to be a big question. Am I happy? And they're going to be delving into that spirituality is going to be Um, the the next best the next best, um interest. That's what's going to be So there you go I love that I I think you're right too. I think people are going to start Going within for the answers is becoming more and more popular to turn off This is the new turn off tune in and tune out thing that Was happening in the 60s, but it's more It's without the drugs and still being able to go within And finding the answers and yeah turning off the news, right? So yeah spot on my love. Thank you um, hold on a minute two seconds. Hold on So in two seconds oregano oregano And how do we say it? oregano Very good. And how do we say aluminium? Aluminium, I don't know. I don't know aluminum. You that was so close aluminum. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah And I love girl. I didn't know he was asking to be put on the healing list, but I've put you on anywhere Okay, so all right I'm going down the list. Yeah I'm not sure what this is but I I was watching a video on It might have been tiktok or instagram Of this one guy he was talking about The eclipse that happens on april 8th here in the united states And I'm like, uh, I wasn't really feeling what he was saying and then he turned it into some religious rant Jesus or something's coming on that day and I'm like, oh god for fuck's sake. How many eclipses have we had and What why would Jesus want to come for that one? You know, and I'm thinking a lot of people are blowing this eclipse out of proportion Eclipses is something cool and it happens. It's not a It doesn't happen often, but when they happen, it's pretty cool. It's pretty cool to witness But I honestly I I'm not feeling anything Going down specifically on that date Elizabeth, what what do you think? Oh, sorry, I didn't put my camera down. Sorry about that. Um And um Is it going down? I hear about that date. Obviously, since he's not, I don't see any of that All I know is that there are some prophecies that are actually real I do believe that there is somebody like nostradamus That had writings in the bible So when you see things happening, it's like, yeah, but uh, it is this world goes in cycles as well. It's like, um And that's I think is where you can have astrology um coming in You know, so, you know, when greg was talking about pluto in And back back in the day that was when the spanish, um You know the revolution was it spanish revolutions? The french and american revolutions There you go, so yeah all of those happened and that's from this world. So this world does have Cycles of fighting back against negative or oppression and so, um, you know, some of these prophecies are real Um, but it's down to interpretation the same as the bible is down to interpretation Um, so I know that you're just asking that because you're very open minded elizabeth I know you are um so regarding that I would say, um There is hell of a lot going on boom boom boom boom So could it be on that date? There's something um, but Yeah I just I feel as if it's maybe financial things happening. Yeah That's why it, you know, a lot of people say well astrology.  No, it's not It's about the cycles of time history repeats itself They say that those who don't learn from the cycles of time Those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. What have we learned? What mistakes will we not make again? That's why it's important to follow astrology even I dabble You don't have to be You know, and you don't mean don't have to know anything about it. Just listen to people that you trust And see what they say about it, you know and You don't have to you know become get a phd in astrology But just be aware incognizant about what's happening in astrology and learn from the past It's where I say something as well Can I say something before we carry on with the questions? Um, I was watching an interview with uh, Jan Harper Hayes Okay, and she was with Let me try and find the name of the guy Steve somebody Steve Schultz Steve Schultz and there was an interview with Jan Harper Hayes Did you know that she was a power lifter?  You know that? No, no She's five foot one. She's five foot one And and she was like, you know, it wasn't a hard lift again She doesn't Yeah, she's taller than you I don't know about now. I'm I'm shrinking. I was five foot two. I think I'm about five foot one now Uh, um, so she was making a very good point. She said, you know, you get people who do not believe in the plan They do not believe that there's anything going on. They do not believe that trump is commander-in-chief still They do not believe They have lost hope And it is about losing hope Because um, and she was making a point of this and she this is a show She is now she's on the task force trump task force military task force. This lady knows her stuff. Okay. She does um, so she also was raving about derrick johnson Who has also done a lot of his research and has found out about executive orders and things like that So he's done a lot of research So what she was saying is there is a lot of people out there who are doing spreading the doom and gloom Kind of thing as if there's no plan um, that They're saying, you know, look at why they have got to that stage Of their life where there's no hope where they are feeling very downtrodden And what they're doing is they're spreading their energy out there It's up to you whether or not you take on that energy or whether you want to believe You know that that that things are going to be fine and things are going to work out well You know, we are creating our own energy out there. So it was very interesting and I haven't even touched on A miniscule bit of what she was saying, but it really made sense to me Okay, she was saying the people who are down as you know, oh, they're bad. They're good They're they're bad. They're good It's all about the energy of the information that comes through and learning to trust your discernment That is right That doesn't Um, and so we've got to start to trust that Don't try, you know, you don't have to put something on on a like as a guru You just have to say how does that feel to me? Because it's like a lot of even the people who are bad people we say um, they as like truth truth truth Bad stuff truth truth bad stuff That's what that's how they do it and so you will find information out there. It doesn't matter who you watch Anyway, I just wanted to say And that's what a lot of people that Put dis info out there intentionally will do they'll give you some good truth And then they'll intentionally throw that dis info out. There's a lot of echo chambers Out there that are regurgitating the same crap and I you know I don't like talking badly about people but Derek Johnson's in that echo chamber group He's also got very good information because he has he does look at the um the executive orders and things so You know, it depends where you're looking darling. It really does and um, I do feel in my heart There is a plan and I do believe That he uh, Trump is still And he's looking at going into his third term meaning that he's done his second term behind scenes It's possible Very well possible Yep. Hey, there's there's phil joining us on facebook. Hi phil Hey phil we do worry about you. How are you love? And claudette, I'll put you on there and I am not sure if you're ready to ask to put on the list But um, if not, could you yeah, I'm working down the People who are saying that they want to be on the list. So claud said I'll put you on there now Oh and baby. No, well as well. No, I'm putting you down as well I'm sorry about the baby What's the next one my darling? um Next one is from shannon rose And she's asking are the known bad guys already hiding in their bunkers Uh This is interesting that question That's a great question shannon And what we're seeing There's there's a lot of millionaires and billionaires that are selling out their stocks There's also a lot of people that have just happened to die For whatever reasons mostly we know why but Did they are they hiding or going into hiding? They know that the shits about to hit the fan and their backs are against the wall The end is near So what can they do? Yeah, this is loud and clear. I could it couldn't be shouting at me any louder. Yeah, that's happening They're going into their bunkers and ali and I both said this in the past Great. Let's uh get some cement trucks and Cement over the entrance and exit Right But yeah, that's uh Loud and clear to me. Yeah, they are hiding and they're getting they're preparing to hide as well That's what I have Yes. Um, I believe that the new ruling from the supreme court Has been a big big change of There they are now knowing that You know, Trump will be on the ballot sheets Um, there is no going back. Um, they've seen the movement of more and more people Who are believing? Um that he can change things for the better. He can help Um, what is going on in this world?  I've never been much into politics before but I do know when somebody says When when a candidate a politician who's not a politician comes and they say I want to change this this this And then they go into office and they do all of those things that is rare That doesn't happen and so now he's saying and I'm going to um anybody who has it been involved with trafficking um anybody of or Um or adults anybody anybody linked with that they are going to they're going to have the death penalty There is no coming back. Um, and how many people are involved in that in some way Whether it's to do with a d r chrome um You know that stuff whether it's to do with that or whether it's to do with You know, it's not people are not silly. They know where this is coming from And so people are running scared now. I feel especially since that happened look at the um Panic in the news the news people the um, you know That they are running scared. I think Rachel. Is it Rachel maddox maddox maddox? Yeah, she is completely not making any sense at all like a raw um, but a lot of them are and so You know a lot of the people who have been able to be fortunate after make bunkers like, um Facebook guy he's um zuckerberg Zuckerberg. Yeah, he um it was recently out there that he has um Put a lot of his money into this bunker that he's making Um all made and so yeah, they are going into their bunkers now. Um, and let's just Cement it over and let them stay there and let's um make sure that they can't have any internet access at all So they can just just govern themselves. Just do what they want to do themselves. Just stay there We can live and have this utopia that we want and they can just stay there great It's a prison of their own making then, isn't it? so done I heard that uh, zuckerberg I heard that he uh spends 20 million dollars a year just on security Not surprised Yeah Not surprised. What a life that is. Is that a life? No, but uh, I also heard that Trump spends, I think, 120 million a year on security Yeah, but he's doing it for the right reasons. He's doing it because he's actually standing up for the people and actually um draining the swamp. So the swamp Can you imagine how much security is needed to actually go against that? So yeah, yeah Yeah, maybe that's not enough, but uh But uh So nice I'd like to say that about security just really quickly Um, when Trump was walking when he was president and he was walking across and he was going I can't remember where he's going, but it was a long walk anyway There was a very very very tall man like out of the ordinary tall man bald head security when his security team when I looked at that person that was like, uh, That's not that's not a human being that is not a human being And then when I asked my guys, I said, so what is that? What is that doing? Whatever that is? And that was actually scanning the area for intentions of hurting Trump just thought intentions So, um, there is always somebody of that caliber around Trump always So he has got galactic help with him call me mad. I don't care. That's what my guides told me Are you finding it? I found it Definitely not human But I got very good very good vibes, but my god, you wouldn't mess with it This person this person could do something Could definitely Yeah Oh, he's actually been caught shifting Has he been caught shape-shifting? I Not that I've noticed but maybe I don't know that picture does look like it viral video of alien outside Trump trial Easily debunked by original video Yeah, but still He just doesn't look human to me Yeah Yeah, I've I've seen that dude and he just stands out big time, doesn't he? What's your feeling? What do you feel when you look at that person? tall tall white Yeah probably uh Sorry, I'm just drying off my cap I've got no towels. It's got to be a sock Yeah, I think I think he's part of the tall white but never Extra terrestrial clan Yeah Yeah, all right.  Be done now calm easy easy in the way Can you put my sound? Oh It was I know She's such a dork. I'm watching her try and mow off Anyway, do you see the southern border of the united states being secured and locked down soon? Well, uh, yeah, I do as a matter of fact, um I saw this ridiculous video Yesterday or the day before about It was a joe biden Talking about how He's trying to clear clean up the southern border mess that trump left How often do we see the left blaming the right for what they're responsible for trump had them Trump had the uh the fence up the the border wall up He was he had ice and border security down there Biden got rid of it all and he's blaming trump for it But right now, I mean trump's already got a team working on it To get everything back in order quickly and immediately And that transaction or transition will happen quickly And it will happen soon so yeah Definitely see the that happening. It's not gonna happen while biden obviously is in Is uh, well, whatever the hell he is you know, um They said that uh trump apparently Called biden obama and the left is like ridiculing trump that he always seen now But what he was referring to is it's obama's third term Basically, and the left isn't smart enough to figure that one out Anyway, let's see what you think about that Hmm Um, well, there has been a recent ruling. I don't know the ins and outs of it that texas is now able to Um arrest people at the border that there's been a new A new revelation there. So, you know, that could be a ploy for biden to get more votes Who knows? I don't know It's like look, I am doing something about the border. I went to see I was shocked And now there's a ruling that the you know this can happen. So who knows either way, um, it's a good thing, isn't it? So um Yeah, the um I believe that all eyes are on uh biden at the moment Um, and he's gonna have to pull out some big guns to really um Make people believe that he's a good guy I don't think he ever will but that's what they're gonna try to do Yeah, so the answer to that is yes Okay, our next question comes from mel Anyone else noticing more random negative thoughts thought forms popping up Huh? Well, that's interesting What are you what are you picking up on this question?  Okay. So but somebody thinks about trump and there's a lot of negative Influences coming in about the fact that he's not what we think he is and he's this and this and this is So what's what I believe is happening is there is a flood of mind control just coming in waves Um, they that they are trying absolutely everything the um headlines are Grumman at home as well um, so him there's a Watch out for the headlines on mainstream media. Okay. Um, because once you read that You've then got an opinion because they they've made you have an opinion their side of things So yeah, just uh stay true to yourself. That's that's what I want to say. So You guys, sorry I went first Oh, that's okay. You know you're talking about, you know Basically be aware of the mainstream media but be aware of the our educational indoctrination facilities that are cultivating young children's minds Right. I mean, what can we do about that when the school's raising our children basically? But uh random negative thought forms popping up.  Um, so that that discard is your confirmation of that happening You know and having to defend Whatever it is and from whoever it's coming from as well And for some people it's coming fast, furious and quickly so Yeah That's that's real and it's happening and I hope Hope it's not happening to you mel or anyone that's watching This show right now, but it's real That's what I got Oh, no, this is a brand new computer guys Brand new It can't be the computer Can't be the computer Brand new internet as well Yeah crazy It's gonna be my energy then isn't it Quinn yeah, it's your heart bitter patterning for your love for me. No, it's my brain cell going Oh Hello to Quinn I missed you guys Both of you are still in my heart. My home just got burnt. Oh, no on burned down Sunday. I'm still in the taster spontaneously it hurts like hell wow Oh Quinn is there anything we can do for you? Please let us know if there's anything we can do for you. We can put you know, um Message out there start go fund me. We'll we'll share it. We'll we'll share it. Won't we darling Certainly Um, Quinn can I put you on the cleaning list, please? I'm so sorry that that happened to you Wow You know all those memories All those memories Bad. I'm so sorry I heard someone say that every 200 years they do a total global reset I'm not sure what he means by that. I'd love to know what your cards say Total global reset every 200 years. I've never heard of that. Have you? Yeah, I don't think it's this specifically a period it's Yeah, I'm I'm already Jumping into it right now But I don't I don't think it's any specific Um Exactly 200 years. I think it's just like when power regimes come in And you know, it's all about subservience control and conformity and bringing the new You know, whatever that power regime is and to keep us useless eaters In that subservience control and conformity thought form So, yeah, if you know and that's all part of the controllers it could be the builder bergs It could be the freemasons, you know these secret societies That get together and meet and decide what direction they're going to bring us In the future They don't want us being happy because that means we don't need them anymore So they always want us struggling Because they they think we need our king We don't We don't need them either And you know, I've always said that It'd be great if we just had a council of elders And their only job is to work in the best interests of humanity the second they stop working In humanity's best interests. They're fired. I would volunteer for that job So, yeah, it's not necessarily and it's not a total reset. It's just making sure It's making sure that they keep their power over us So it's not a reset at all. It's it's a power control thing You know and and when you see this like the roaring 20s when everything was like great, what did they do? They crashed everything you know and We're at that point right now. This is that Step backwards that I've been talking about for years. If you've been following me on n5d. I've been talking about this probably for 10 15 years This is that step backwards before we take a quantum leap forward And it's kind of like a slingshot, you know, you pull it way back We're about to go real soon so Like I said, it's not a total global reset. It's more about power And we're about to bounce back. That's what I have. Okay Yeah, so, um I feel that in the past there's this could be two different ways This could You know be linked with two different things the global reset is I think linked with the bad guys they Every now and again, they can't control it. And so they want to do something called drastic to change um to change things You know where they you know the monetary system fails You know the crash the financial crash and things like that And so I don't feel as if I feel it's only when it gets to a point where They can't manipulate or control it anymore And the other thing is that um This is um Dolores cannon talks about this as well that um, if the humans here try to destroy the planet, um It does then affect globally what's going on and that's the only time that they actually interfere in this human experience And uh, so sometimes that can mean um a reset as well. So um that has happened in the past um What has never happened in the past is humans get into this stage of enlightenment this stage of um understanding what the what the Hell has been going on Um with our control. So uh, we won't be doing the reset. That's how I feel They can't pull the whatever eyes anymore. They can't um, so the reset can't happen We're too awake and aware So there you go. That's what that's what I get all right, thank you my love And looking like our last question will be from phil my friend phil And my brother is asking what will happen on march 19th the spring equinox And interesting the first card out is I got I got the sun, you know And you got these pretty sunflowers that are going on there people dancing um The next three cards I got We're like there's nothing definitive that's going to happen Right now Because the cards I I drew, you know walking away from something Um disagreements are going on. I mean they're they're talking about things possibilities and You know having something happen and you know shit's going to go on behind the scenes That we are not privy to but outwardly like a major Attack on something or someone not seeing it bro. Not seeing it Enjoy it Enjoy the 19th. Enjoy the equinox New beginnings my friend. What do you think ellie? I feel the white hats have got it I think that they're blocking anything that is um is going to be planned around that time um, that's that's what i'm feeling there is um They have managed to get away with quite a few, you know disasters out there quite a few You know, they call them natural disasters. No, they they have been weather manipulated and things like that. So um, they're they're just saying that um, there is uh, they've really really it's like, you know in in battles w a r r's There are times where it is um, you know going fine and then there's other times where it's really, you know One side is really winning Well, the white hats at the moment are really really winning. So Then I really feel as if it's it's good and uh, you know, we've got a wave of that going on but You know chances are I might flip over again Later on because they are feeling very defeated right now um with the new ruling that uh, trump will be on um all the ballots um for the competition. So he will be um, they was hoping that they'd got him on that and they haven't so They are running scared at the moment when they want run scared.  So You know that I feel I feel good at the moment with it Yeah, yeah me too Me too. Um as of can I just just some comments? I know that we're running out of time Sorry There was a delay there love can I go? Yeah Because it was a delay. Um, so hi to Stephanie. Hello. Um as a new person as a new person. Um, Lisa Lisette. Um, so I'm good to see you there. Um, Ronald, will I get laid tonight? Well, put it out there. Put it out there and manifest and manifest and I I Hope that you do Um, it's our lovely, um our god, um Guardian angel, um is uh, Lydia They're there. So hello, Lydia. We love you And uh, there's Lisa's videos on topics Facebook does not like you're watching have been constantly Interrupted for me this week. I start watching it and it just Uh, when it gets to something they don't like it gets frozen. They keep doing it all through the videos So, um, yeah, they are their desk Yeah Yes Where have we got to There's lots of Callouts for queen So lots of people sending lots of positive energy out for you queen And I had something say oh that was we've done that one I just didn't want to forget people, uh, Suzanne Hello, Suzanne And Elsie He's at my daughter is a belt of this I will do. Yeah No, Trump is not responsible for the humanitarian Anyway, we can't get through everybody No, that's what they want you to believe that's what they want you to believe. Yeah So Yeah, um lots of love going out there, but definitely check out the xe shop Yeah, um, that's uh My new product Or my new project and I've got new items listed every day. I've got a lot of uh ideas for wonderful T-shirts and mugs and stuff. So Check that out enjoy We'll be back on in about yeah 25 minutes or so on Rumble and if you're watching on facebook that link is up here and if you're watching on youtube that link is down here, so Live and uncensored Anything you want to wrap up on my love No, no just to say that we we love you guys and You know, thank you to all the new people. We've got some new faces here And so, you know really appreciate you guys share if you can that would be amazing. 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Hot off the success of 1994's Clerks, Kevin Smith is back just one year later with 1995's Mall Rats. A movie I had never seen before that has since been rectified and today I'm going to talk to you about it. Mall Rats is definitely a time capsule film, a product of its era. This is a movie that most kids today won't be able to connect to on many different levels. From a lot of the movie and comic book references to the fashion in the film, or the fact that they're just hanging out at a mall. That's not really a thing kids do anymore. And man do I miss it. And this movie gave me some good feels. Now did I love it? Well we're going to get to that in a second. But first I want to give a shout out to Mint Salad. She's a movie critic as well, has a YouTube channel you can check out at your leisure. Good stuff over there. And I really appreciate the support she's shown to the channel by being a Mithril Patreon member at patreon.com slash adamdoesmovies for just $30. So thanks again Mint. Let's talk Mall Rats. Kevin Smith has built a series of films that are in his universe, the Askew universe. And I believe this is one of the earlier ones. Now this came out in 95 a year after Clerks, but I believe chronologically it's set sometime before. There are a couple references to that film, a couple characters are mentioned. I miss some I'm sure that others have that are hardcore fans. I've only seen these films once each and a lot of the Kevin Smith catalog has still yet to be unearthed by me. And I will say between these two films I think Clerks is better.  That's not to say Mall Rats is bad. Quite the contrary, I found myself laughing quite a bit during this flick. I won't say it's amazing by any means, but it's a solid movie. It's a solid comedy that goes a little bit more crazy than the previous offering. This is a very grounded film that's probably due to budget restraints. Mall Rats is a lot crazier. There's more antics, there's more shenanigans, there's more set pieces in general. And I found that to be okay. I prefer Clerks because I love the witty dialogue that the characters bounce off of each other. And there's plenty of that in Mall Rats, but in between those moments are a lot of slapstick humor, mostly centering around Michael Rooker's character. The first 10 minutes of this movie are terrible. It takes place at a college campus, but there was clearly no budget, so it's all shot in one tiny little location with a setup table and a couple characters just falling all over the place. It's not funny.  Thankfully, after this awkward, cumbersome intro, we do get some good comedy as our leads finally are together. And that's TS Quint and Brody. These two gentlemen have been dumped on the same day by their girlfriends, and they need to recover, they need to recuperate, and the only way they know how is by taking a nice trip to the mall. It's here where we're going to be reintroduced to Jay and Silent Bob, who have a much larger role this time around. I was actually shocked by how little they were in Clerks. Here they're utilized to full effect, and I have to say I like them quite a bit in this movie. We also have Shannon Doherty as Renee, Claire Ferlani as Brandy, and Renee Zellweger, I mean Joy Lauren Adams as Gwen. Only for me, Gwen is not in this movie very much because she has that baby talking voice that I just really can't stand, and any more than the five or so minutes of speaking lines she has would have been just too much for me. I don't think I could have handled it. She does also have some tasteful nudity, so that helps a little bit.  It was always fun to see Stan Lee show up in the MCU movies, but Kevin Smith was doing it first with his universe, because we have a cameo here too. The plot of Mall Rats is pretty basic. Michael Rooker's character, Svenine, is putting on this new show event at the mall. It's a televised singled out style show. Remember singled out with Jenny McCarthy? I'm young. I'm in touch. It's something like that where there's going to be three contestants and his daughter is actually going to choose between them. Jay and Silent Bob were in the mix to try to shut this thing down. While that's happening, Brody and T.S. are talking comics. They're talking movies, how to make the story a success, and just all around deep thinking college level commentary. I'm being sarcastic. Again, this movie is going to speak to you a little bit more. Probably going to get more enjoyment out of it if you grew up around the malls. If you were around that scene, your parents dropped you off on a Saturday. You spent the day with your buddies, getting an orange Julius, hanging out at the food court, or having a debate about what is actually the food court and what is just a one-off pretzel store that doesn't count, grabbing a slice of zah, heading on over to the Barnes & Noble or whatever they called the bookstore there, trying to find the magazine with the most scantily clad women in it. But most importantly, hanging out with your buds, talking about life, talking about the problems we each have, sharing in the camaraderie of our fellow man. Mallrats does that to an extent. I wish they would have leaned further into that. More of the clerk-style dialogue with some of the funny references and the commentary on mall life itself. From a production standpoint, this isn't doing anything impressive in the slightest. It's also not doing anything insulting. It's pretty by the book standard stuff. Again, I lean more towards clerks because there's a style to that film. This is just kind of, eh, it's fine, it's colorful, it's decent enough, but nothing's wowing me. We have some okay punk music in this as well. Again, all around it's a step down for me, but still a fun watch and easily something I could re-watch and appreciate some of the humor. All right, those are my thoughts on Mallrats. Thanks again to Min Salad. Check out her channel. And if you've seen this film or if you love it to death, let me know in the comments below. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Like this video if you had a good time. Please think about joining Patreon at patreon.com slash Adam Does Movies. There's a $1 tier, $10 all the way up to 100. If you really want to support me, that'd be great. You can also do the same thing right here on YouTube via the join button, the same perk supply. If you don't have the cash or you just don't have the care, that's fine. Just hit the subscribe button at least. It's free, costs you nothing. 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Do you want to grab the leash or is it still in the car? So bud, the deal is shouldn't it have to go to the law firm? Huh? Not right now. It's going to have to go to sanctuary here temporarily until you can figure out if you can get your licensing stuff squared away and if you can get it back. Have you applied for it? Okay, that's definitely helpful. The place is here in Tarpon Springs where it's going to go. So it's called Sancto's primary sanctuary. Any of that car? Yeah, I'm going to eat you a copy of the property receipt. So before we take anything for anybody, we give them the property receipt. I have a little dog carrier. I keep them in. The A.C. in my truck. The breeder. The breeder.  And then I moved back home. I've already applied for everything. I had them three years to stop getting mine. In the system, I look good because you know that having class three and four... Will he sit on the bed? Will he just go with the leash? Or do you want to train? And then I'll uncuff you and I'm going to keep this one but you can do your paperwork and say your goodbyes. It just says that it's going to be retained for not for evidentiary value. You sign a print here. After 90 days, that's just the standard wait period that you need to sign. In the back of my car. You want to say your goodbyes? Put your hands together and like... No, no, no. Palms, palms.


The abuse continued emotionally, physically. It kind of got worse as we moved on. After I had my kids and I saw my husband and I saw who he was as a father, I knew that that's what I wanted for my children. Because the problem was that when he was sober, he was a good man. When he was sober, it was when he was drunk. It was like he had anger. With the continuous use of alcohol, it affected the way I carried myself with my family. It affected how much time I was drinking and smoking and gambling. And I was neglecting my wife, I was neglecting my children. And as I was drinking, they were worrying about me, whether I was going to come home, whether I was going to get in an accident, whether I was going to be in jail.


Good evening. This is crime classics. I am Thomas Highland with another true story of crime Listen, that's a frigate cutting through the Caribbean It's just before dawn and cloudless is the sky The year is 1736 when the stars were younger than they are now and shone more brightly and This particular sky of tropic brilliance was a navigator's dream Land was close and a trade wind Bellied the mainsail and set the good frigate scutting and daylight was just beyond the horizon there at the wheel the helmsman John Richardson and Holding his bottle for him was a small and drunken friend Richard Coyle sank in six minutes and drew sharks The helmsman and his friend got away only to commit other nuisances on the seven seas So tonight my report to you on Coyle and Richardson. Why they hung in a spanking breeze crime classics a Series of true crime stories from the records and newspapers of every land from every time your host each week Mr. Thomas Highland connoisseur of crime student of violence and teller of murders Now once again, Mr. Thomas Highland 1736 the place went good with rum. It was hot There were a lot of mosquitoes and in every nook and cranny there were dark-eyed beauties It was necessary to fortify oneself Beside which Havana was under almost continual attack by parrots and buccaneers Some of whom stayed over because of the rum So the town was people mostly beside the dark-eyed beauties that is by Transient cutthroats deserting sailors runaway slaves uncaught murderers and generally speaking Black-hearted naves all in all a populace dedicated to Saturday night One of the fellows who just had Saturday night and was lying in an alley was a deserting semen named John Richardson That's John for you and here comes dick dick Coyle Little man who robbed drunken sailors here.    No, mate No, mate. Listen to me. That's what it's an important thing. I got to tell you mate. Ah I swear and something to give you to mate Hey, no Hey, what ain't you? I'm John Richardson John Richardson.  Oh, I was leaning close over here to see if you'll be big John Richardson Because I got this for you What this watch? This watch I'm holding up for you See how it spins John See how pretty from a chain pretty gold Pretty and that's yours big John Richardson Take it you weren't looking for me to give me a watch What there comes a sailor John With a sea bag John Whatever who can tell what's in the sea bag jewels maybe or what can be sold for money Could you take it from him John? Give me the watch you said you take that sea bag from the sailor boy, and I'll give it to you You swear I do John. Oh, I do Give me the watch first. Let's see what's in the sea bag Oh, I here's a pretty John a knitted hat Put it on John do I'll help you There how nice you look John A ship was born and all over the Caribbean's people ducked when John Richardson and Dick Coyle came into town However, there were the unwarned the unwary For instance on a night in Port-au-Prince Alaska off a trader You can pluck the earring from his ear John get him. It's the boy John help yourself It looks fine a new ear or on a night in Roanoke Just when the colonists were finally going good in there with the Indians got nothing Doesn't have them before us work the night and then Professionals that they were they were ready for New York and they made out Well, the big city folks hadn't heard about them.    Don't you do nothing to me? I'll even be John. I just want to tell him I'm listening at you John. I Like this one Dickey. I Like to marry this one. I'll be blue. I like you too, John My friend would consider it indeed a great honor if you give him your hand in Marion. Oh, I'd love to Finding the marriage of Bertha Nolding and John Richardson They moved into a small cottage and took him one border You know who I'm was so enamored with Bertha the dick couldn't get him to go out nights and do their routine on the ducks So soon their money ran out. Let's go to see again John boy Bertha. Yes, John boy. He wants me to go to see again Why the money's run out Why don't you go to see again John boy and they got a berth on the good ship Malta Queen shipping tower out of Boston Picking up sugar out of a van and taking it to Florida and one night just before dawn John was at the wheel and coil was by his side Have another John boy drink Oh Good rum Havana rum is the best and look what you've done And what have I done? Let go the wheel and look at the zigzag you're making Come wheel come to me We I'll have you another John boy Happy you mate. Well, I couldn't see I knew it. No Good in the eye. I good Give me a for instance. Give me one Johnny boy off the bow there The kiss of three sisters rock they call it No, well when I say you're thinking we'll hit it with the boatie now the way we're sailing I do that we won't Sharp eyes me now The frigate sank in six minutes It is interesting to note that the coral rock known as the kiss of three sisters was later changed by semen to sharks feast rock And so it remains today Coil and Richardson however clung to a spar and drifted to shore the sole survivors of their grizzly mistake They were picked up from an eight-hole in Key West by a pirate band with whom they made fast friends as their Personal philosophies were very much akin In six months Richardson and Coil were back in New York Sunburned and broke They made their way immediately to the little cottage where resides John's wife Bertha and what did you bring from me John? I had your name tattooed to me No, what a thing to bring to a wife Dick here had your name tattooed the M2 No, did you do I read across me chest? Mrs. Belfer Richardson Your love the two of you Now I have a surprise for you what be it I've got eight Hundred pounds Of you know my daddy dear died of the jumping blanders. Oh cool man And eight hundred pounds he left did he he did indeed and where's the Poland's me? Darlin mrs. Richardson in the loose brick there Keeping it as a surprise for my wandering Johnny boy Come to me Johnny boy Hey Johnny boy, I missed you do it John a pretty throat John We'll have that money John Done it lad at John boy. Let go Johnny boy. You've done it. She is John the money's here Just like Bertha said what a surprise for a home common boat leaving that very night for Italy The Sorrento dove Captain Lucian Faber master the boy is signed on Three nights at sea a dick coil got the first mate so drunk that all he had to do was lead him by the hand and That's how coils friend Richardson got to be first mate down the Grand Canal Enjoying the sights and the company of Carlotta Faber It was my husband kind to you a question asked because Captain Lucian Faber was her husband and Captain Faber was the master of the vessel that had brought the lads to Venice. I Was kind to them you're pretty well, mr.  I made Richard's in there take his place and when I lost my second in the blow off the Azores Well, I promoted mr. Coyle didn't die Please captain and a fine mate. I'd say mr. Richardson did make I need to be saying through mr. Captain Faber. I'll look it on there sleeping like a babe Big John Richardson Bambino Bambino Colotta you promise not to talk Italian when I come home I've got no way of knowing what you said when I said simply that mr. Richardson was a large baby large Captain yes, how come you come to settle here in Venice captain Colotta her home She doesn't want to leave. I want to take her to Camden, New Jersey to live my home But the dear darling wanted to stay here in Venice But did you say dear darling nothing bring yourself here dear darling and lean against me Come no now you just come here. Oh, no Now you don't have to be bashful about my I will move I will awaken this great Bino who has fallen asleep in such a way that I let's don't wake him captain. He'll just caught her up Let's talk about what we started out to talk about Joining me always wanted to own a ship What are you humming for Colotta dear darling I want to hum that is all Oh Yes, go on. What were you saying join me always wanted a boat ain't saying we've got enough to buy a whole boat Not a whole boat such as yours But how far both how much you're holding me sir 600 pounds can't tell you no partnership for so little seven captain I'm loading cargo tomorrow for Honduras. This is before I get clearing. I'm needing more than seven. Mr Hey, and that's all we've got and that's all I need We'll draw papers in the morning good full part more money and one of us gets further dead The share goes to the other three Johnny boy we We own half a boat Johnny ah half a boat How'd I get here? Oh Try this of all your own ladies The Santa Malta Queen to be run up on the rocks John. This is our own ship John me boy That's thinking you're doing when you say it's a shame only half the ship belongs to us And such a shame to I say why do you say that? What could be in that thinking brain eels? You said it was a shame only half the ship.   We contracted with a captain one partner dies He shared goes to the other Hey He's in his cabin John boy. It is hammock peaceful and Let's have him an accident John boy Hey now Hey, I pre-boult Mr. Richardson mr. The captain's calling to us. Oh, it's a good day for us John boy You know who is a nice lady? Uh-huh the captain's wife She's a widow you can marry wear Yeah, what can I do for you, mr. A steward you be holding the blunder bus under lock and key And so well, let's have it like let's have it only the captain asks for the blunder bus and gets it mr The first mate here wants it. I want it only the captain wants it and gets it John boy All right on this blunder bus come along John It's a beautiful way to die Johnny boy Sleeping in a hammock with softy dreams put the muzzle to him John and send him on Well do it The key do it. I can't Fraggers start what is happening her Strangle him John boy throw the gun aside and strangle it Strangle them run put the gun aside Strangle them. Oh, what what do you want me to do? Picture first a frigate under full sail on the Honduras run see scowl rigging of ship now on rigging captain of ship Fresh from a noonday snooze and hammock who from force of habit had time only to grab his plume captain's hat scared below him on deck Dickey coil and John Richardson Dickey threatening the captain's life and John fingering the trigger of a blunder bus which had a pretty good range and Now gathering toward the scene of this nautical picture the crew muttering pointing and wide-eyed Now the picture moves as the captain holds on with one hand and just circulates with the other Listen to me I'm your captain and you who have sailed with me before No, oh, how well you know that I have a few of you has it in him to stand by and watch his Captain Paris Which of you does not remember the storms? I've sailed you through the still seas and the torrents And which of you could not come to me in times of stress Needing advices or medicine and I would give it to you Man, I ought to go to men Who wish to murder me and throw me into iron when I get back on deck Just to a ship where fair play had been practiced only shifted their feet and Listened just as attentively to what Dickey coil had to say and Dickey coil said it Oh man, I'll divide with all of you what monies that are in the captain's chest the trigger John boy Fixed or John about around John boy and let's go back to Venice. Say it. Oh, yes You can your husband's dead mom.  They loved him. So but not him brave fool that he was Well, you say it there came here a steward to my husband from whom you rested the blunder But he would not give you he has told me the story. How you shot John boy. We'd better run. We best leave here John boy From a Venetian chronicle of the time Richardson and coil were apprehended by the local police on the Ponti vacchio where they were splitting a goat's skin of wine When taken in custody, they were dressed as gondoliers In prison Richard coil convinced his jailer that a terrible mistake had been made that he and his friend were indeed Servants to the king of Naples They were released don't feel too badly good mine mistakes will happen Come on, John. The king must be worried. Come come only to be apprehended again when they paused over another skin of wine And they were tried and found guilty of murder and mutiny and one day They were letting chains to a ship of the Navy which was about to sail The order of execution had it that Richard coil was to die first, but there was a conference You want to go first? Don't you John boy? Well, I Want to go first so the order was reversed And as the ship sailed to sea they were hanged from a yard on and past the breakwater. They were cut down John Richardson hit the water first Reports and newspaper accounts by Morton Fine and David Friedkin The music was composed by Bernard Herman and conducted by Lud Glaskin and the program is produced and directed by Elliott Lewis Thomas Highland is portrayed on radio by Lou Merrill in tonight's story Water Tetley was hurt as coil and Clayton Post is Richardson Featured in the cast where Georgia Ellis her Butterfield Gladys Holland and Charles Colbert Gil Warren speaking I'm forces radio and television service


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Hello and welcome. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch this video. I'm Chalice Scott Webber, a senior program officer with the OCLC Research Library Partnership, and I'll be sharing research findings from the Building and National Finding Aid Network project, or NAFAN. NAFAN is a two and a half year research and development project coordinated by the California Digital Library and supported by IMLS. Project partners included University of Virginia Libraries, Shift Collective, Chainbridge Group, and OCLC, with additional contributions from regional archival aggregator partners and advisory groups. Our vision for the project was to address the current fragmented and uneven state of archival discovery in the U.S. by laying the groundwork to establish an inclusive national level finding aid network that meets the needs of a more diverse set of end users and enables participation by a wider range of cultural heritage institutions. And importantly, addresses challenges in the current archival aggregation ecosystem by transitioning away from outmoded technologies and directly addressing foundational issues of sustainability. OCLC was tasked with leading research for the project, examining the needs of end users and archives related to aggregation, and with an assessment of the quality of existing archival descriptive data. In June, OCLC released five reports that form our deliverables for the project, four of the reports of findings from individual data collection and analysis efforts, and a summary report summarizing and synthesizing findings from across our work. That summary of findings will be our focus today. And the work I'm presenting here was carried out by a cross departmental team at OCLC with expertise in qualitative and quantitative research, archival data, and archival practice. And we were advised throughout the project by a fantastic group of archivists from a wide variety of types and sizes of archival institutions. We approached our work via a mixed methods research design, collecting both quantitative and qualitative data, and analyzing them in relationship to each other. This included conducting focus group interviews with archivists, an online survey of more than 3300 end users of regional archival aggregators, individual semi-structured interviews with users, and an analysis of 145,000 EAD encoded finding aids. Today, I'll share summary findings from across these data collection and analysis activities, and our recommendations to the NAFAN project, given these findings. Going into the project, there was a sense from participants and our partners at regional aggregators that aggregation was valuable, but it was kind of a hand wavy, anecdotally driven idea of value. The guiding principle set out at the beginning of our work was that we needed to gather evidence to help us think more carefully about the value a national archival aggregation could offer users and participating archives. One way to think about value proposition is to identify the problem a system is trying to solve, and then articulate how the system will address that problem. The research identified challenges faced by both researchers and archivists than a national aggregation can address, as well as alignment between the needs of these two groups. I'll walk through the four overarching areas of needs that the research pointed to, and that we believe a national archival aggregation could address. So first address discovery challenges. In our interviews with researchers, the biggest challenge we heard about was how difficult it is to do archival research generally. Including how many places they needed to look to find archival collections and how long that search process takes. And this was across all types of users, even the most expert users still have to work quite hard to find archival collections. We also heard frustration with having to use multiple systems. And this was an issue also in using aggregators as regional aggregators have limited scope and multiple systems must be used to approximate a nationwide search. Some participants voiced concern also that they were not finding material held at smaller and community based archives and missing out on the stories that those repositories documented. When we spoke with archivists, they described being challenged to make their collections visible to a broad audience of researchers. They described a range of challenges with complex works workflows and insufficient resourcing and a lack of agency support or control over it services and systems. For some archives participating in an aggregation was the only way that they were able to make their collections visible on the web. Both researchers and archivists want an easy to use system that provides comprehensive discovery of archival collections across many institutions. Similarly, both groups of stakeholders were concerned not just with discovering individual collections, but also surfacing connections between collections. Archivists highlighted the importance of those connections given the deep interrelatedness of archival collections held across different institutions. And because of the sometimes fractured nature of archival collecting, which means that not all archival material by a single creator may end up in the same archive. And users desire systems that provide connections across collections, institutions and topics. And so we recommend that a key way a national aggregation can provide value is by making archival collections more visible and discoverable on the web and making connections between collections much more easily visible to users. The next area where now fan could provide value is in addressing access challenges. And this work was ostensibly focused on discovery. We of course heard a lot from about access from our user research. These are challenges that any archivist likely won't be surprised to hear about, but I have to say that it was really impactful for me to hear about them so clearly and consistently in our work. The key challenges are that in person research is prohibitive, often because of the expensive travel because of care taking and the care taking responsibilities that can limit travel. We also heard a lot about the vital intermediary role in helping people access archives that archivists play, whether they're doing so in person through a digital surrogate or through research for researcher for hire. Researchers need to interact with archivists to ask questions make appointments request remote research scans and licensing. And we heard a lot of frustration from researchers about how difficult it is to get the help they need. And this was exacerbated in aggregation settings. And lastly, both our pop up survey data and our interviews with users tell us that online access to digital collections is highly desired by researchers. We also heard repeatedly about the ways that digital content delivery is clunky and confusing for users. In our interviews we asked users, if you had a magic wand, what kind of a system would you create to access archives. They consistently told us that they wanted it to be easy for them to tell which repository holds a collection and to find contact information for that repository. To be able to find and understand their access policies and for when there was digital content to be able to easily identify and connect to it. And so these findings indicate that Nafan can create value by supporting access as well as discovery. Nafan should work to support access needs like planning for archival research trips and contacting individual archives. Because of barriers to doing in person archival research, a national aggregation can provide value by helping researchers discover collections held geographically close to them that they are more likely to be able to easily access. And of course access to digital content. Nafan can provide important value to researchers by considering how digital resources will be incorporated into aggregation features and interfaces to allow researchers to access digital digitized collections more easily. The next area where a national aggregation could provide value is in addressing archivist challenges in creating and publishing archival description. As well as the inefficiencies in participating in current archival aggregation systems that create redundant work for archivists and prevent participation in aggregation. In our focus group interviews with archivists, we heard a lot about these challenges. The top things we heard about that made it get more difficult for archivists to describe the collections in their care were complex workflows and workarounds, often involving multiple tools or systems that don't always play well together, making do with systems that weren't purpose built for archives and creating bespoke workarounds for the limitations of the systems in use. A major subset of this of these complex workflows were designed to produce EAD. Many participants described also having legacy archival description in multiple non structured or semi structured formats like word PDF and Excel or CSV files. This finding is tightly tied to the complex workflow findings. In many cases, managing and trying to migrate description in many formats necessitates keeping multiple clunky tools and systems going. These findings confirmed a belief that the NAFAN project team had from the outside of the project that a national aggregation would need to accept formats beyond in EAD in order to meet archives where they are in their descriptive program. Given the challenges of creating archival description broadly, along with the inconsistency of archival data we found in our EAD analysis, we also identified data remediation as a potential value that an aggregator could provide. We also heard about challenges related to contribution to archival aggregations. The primary barriers are a range of difficulties in contributing and maintaining records with the aggregator. The top barrier mentioned was having to comply with the aggregators data requirements, especially when they created additive work. Similarly, participants described how difficult it can be to update, edit or delete records that are represented in aggregation and were frustrated by the time they had to spend dealing with cumbersome systems. Difficulties in participating in aggregation exacerbated existing challenges in describing collections and a national aggregation could provide important value by supporting easier creation and sharing of archival description. The next area where NAFAN could provide important value is by working to make an intervention to help address the inequity in the archival landscape. Our research identifies that there is significant unevenness in the resources available to both archives and archival researchers, and that that has real impacts on the historical record, scholarship and knowledge access and dissemination. Some of the key challenges our research identified are about the visibility of collections, both end users and archivists were concerned with the visibility of collections held by small and underfunded archives. Users fear that they are not finding collections held in these institutions. Archivists are concerned with the diversity and inclusiveness of the archival record available to researchers. And the ability of colleagues in resource-strapped institutions to create and share archival description online. This is echoed in another key concern we heard about from archivists in our focus groups, the importance of support for participation from smaller and less well-funded institutions. Participants discussed the need for a more inclusive aggregation, one that was not built to privilege and benefit only large, well-funded and prestigious institutions. Participants offered some solutions to address the needs of smaller institutions and make it easier for them to participate in a national aggregation. In some cases, the people voicing these concerns were affiliated with small institutions themselves, and in others they were not. This may point to a need for further investigation into the needs of small and under-resourced institutions to ensure that the NAFAN project can provide value by addressing true rather than perceived needs. And then lastly, inequality and who can access archival collections. For me, this was one of the most striking things about doing this research was hearing directly from users about the challenges of accessing archival material and realizing just how inequitable access often is. Resource limitations and caregiving responsibilities impact users' ability to do in-person research. Some users were limited to working only with digital collections that they could access online. Users working in academic and cultural heritage settings cited using personal and professional networks to navigate the sometimes opaque ways that archives operate or to avoid barriers other researchers routinely had to deal with. A national aggregation could make an important intervention in this uneven landscape of access by really thinking about and addressing the information needs of a broad range of users. So another guiding principle set out at the beginning of the project was that we must design our work with sustainability in mind from the outset. In our research, we saw two key tensions that we think would be challenging to the sustainability of a national aggregation, and I'm going to talk briefly about those next. First, there is a tension between attitudes around aggregation data requirements, users' discovery desires, and archivist discovery expectations. Focus group interview participants described realities related to their descriptive resources and practices that do not easily align with the discovery functionality both users and archivists described as desirable. The top barrier that focus group interview participants identified to contributing to aggregation is having to comply with the aggregators data requirements indicating both the data format and data structure requirements for challenges. At the same time, both archivists and end users expressed desires and expectations related to discovery that require structured data. Discovery benefits were archivists most cited incentive to participate in aggregation. Primary among them was a desire to make it easier to discover connections between collections held at different repositories based on people organizations places and topical subjects. While a basic attempt at this might be accomplished with keyword searching structured data in the form of authorities or entities would support more sophisticated and reliable functionality to illuminate connections between collections. Researchers also expressed a strong desire for functions like advanced search filtering faceting and narrowing searches to a specific geographic area, all of which would rely on structured data. A simple intuitive and easy to use interface was another key expectation of both researchers and archivists. This functionality will be difficult to achieve with variable data structure and formats indexing a combination of structured and unstructured data may create challenges for search waiting and relevancy ranking. It also will create challenges for how to display search results and for creating understandable paths for users navigating from search results to finding aids and other content pages. Our data analysis further confirmed this tension. In our EAD tag analysis, we found uneven use of controlled access tags and other fields that might support functionality like faceting and sorting. And when we did more detailed content analysis, we found the data to have some big inconsistencies and gaps in comprehensively providing data that could power some of what researchers want like actionable links to digital content. The next major tension we identified was between cost expectations and resourcing realities. In the focus groups, we heard a national aggregation should support low barrier participation to a range of institutions and should have robust discovery features while at the same time being low or no cost. The desired features and community support identified by participants would require a significant level of monetary support and it is likely that contributors would need to bear a major portion of ongoing costs. I should note that that discussion of costs in the focus group interviews was abstract and occurred organically during the interviews. Our protocol did not include any questions directly about cost or request to react to examples of specific fees. So further investigation is required to assess what costs the archival community are willing to bear to participate and how the market might be segmented to shape a fee structure that is equitable across many types and sizes of institutions. Overall, our research indicates that there is significant value to be drawn from a national aggregation of archival description. And there are significant challenges to overcome to build the community of participation, a national finding aid aggregation will require to be sustainable. Our findings offer concrete guidance that can inform the next phases of the NAPAN project. I'll conclude with some brief information about what is next for NAPAN. I want to be clear that California Digital Library and not OCLC are coordinating this work, and they kindly pulled this information together for me to share with you today. So we, all of the project partners embarked on NAPAN to address fundamental problems of access, equity and sustainability pertaining to archival discovery and representation. Within the US context, we simply lack ongoing federal investments in core scholarly communication infrastructure and our current reliance on grant funds or a patchwork of in kind support is inadequate. NAPAN's vision is of a more robust and inclusive framework supporting the broadest set of researchers and archives from community to institutionally based. To realize this vision and meet the needs identified through this project, NAPAN must be a free service for any US based archive to participate in and for the public to utilize as a research resource. Financial support will be achieved through an opt in membership model. This is an opportunity for the community, particularly institutionally affiliated US based archives to commit resources to serving the variety of stakeholders whose voices have been so clearly surfaced and amplified through the project. We believe that NAPAN will bring enormous value to an all to all, including those best position to support it financially. The next phase will be focused on establishing and coordinating the institutional engagement necessary to build out NAPAN suite of systems and services. More information is coming later in a final report that CDL will publicly share, including through CNI channels. CDL will also soon be conducting market research to test the project's proposed sustainability model. And they're eager to talk to you about how your organization can be involved in NAPAN going forward. If you'd like to get more information, you can email NAPAN at ucop.edu or you can go to the NAPAN website and sign up for the mailing list at the at the URL here. That's it for me today. Please feel free to be in touch if you have any questions about the research and thanks so much.


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I'm here at the final workshop for the AAA study in Brussels. Libra is involved in this study because an authentication and authorization infrastructure for Europe is essential in achieving a rich research experience. Susan, could you tell us what do you see as the main benefit of a pan-european authentication, authorization and authentication infrastructure? The main benefit of an AI is to provide seamless pan-European access to all information resources as well as the technologies to enable the full exploitation of these resources. What are the main requirements when building such an infrastructure? Well for us the main requirements are to be able to identify the researcher, to be able to integrate with other resources and technologies and to ensure that researchers can collaborate regardless of institution or location. You work as a project officer in Libra and what do you see as the main benefit for Libra working with networks like Verena which is the coordinator of this study? Well this is a new step for us to work with such networks that implement networking technologies across Europe. We're very much focused on the end user which means that we need to speak up for our communities and translate the language of the end user into technological requirements. Okay, thank you.


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