The key focus of today's talk is on ocean warming and the specific role of Indian Ocean on regulating the tropical variability, especially of the monsoon, also possibly on the ENSO. In fact, the most recent issue of science is a special issue on the changes in the ocean, especially considering the warming in the ocean. If you look at the effect of the greenhouse warming on the radiative forcing and the heat absorbed by the different air system components, you can see a picture like this which came out from IPCC. And you can see more than 90% of the heat has been absorbed by the oceans, a large share by the surface ocean or the upper ocean and large share by the deeper ocean. And the other earth system components like the land atmosphere and the ice comes up to less than 10%. So the oceans have been warming and this warming is uneven. So there is an even warming in the ocean. That's one point. The other key point is that the warming across the different earth system components is also uneven as you can see here. So this has a large potential to change the tropical variability, for example, the monsoon. And that's the focus of our study. So we have some questions which has been already answered where has all the heat gone? You can see here. Where in the ocean, we will see that in the coming slides. And why is the Indian Ocean warming anomalously? We'll get into those points and whether it has any links with the El Nino. And then this uneven warming has a potential, as I told, to change the tropical variability. It can change the temperature gradients over different regions and affect the monsoon. And also whether this warming has any impact on the end. So we also compare the effect of warming in the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean on the ENSO activities. So quite a handful of studies have looked into the warming in the oceans and they found out that the Indian Ocean has been warming monotonously for a long time. If you remember the talk by Clara Dessar in the first day, she remarked that though there is large multidicatal variability over the other oceans like the Pacific and the Atlantic, the Indian Ocean is not showing a detectable multidicatal variability. And in fact, it does mean showing a monotonous trend. And if you look at the Indian Ocean for the past 50 years, you can see that the seas of the temperatures have been warming monotonously. This is the annual SSC trend during the last 50 years. And one of the significant impact is on the expansion of the warm pool. So these colors stand for different periods, 50 to 60, 75 to 85, 98 to 2008. You can see that the warm pool has been expanding gradually. And this for 28 degrees Celsius, 28.5 degrees Celsius, 29 degrees Celsius. So obviously this can possibly change the dynamics over the region. And if you extend that period to 100 years, again I will call Dessar here, she has shown that the Indian Ocean has been fairly having good records over the western Indian Ocean because of the trade routes over here from the Mediterranean to the maritime continent. So you have good data here. Well, of course, there is some uncertainty over the regions over the Pacific. So if you look at the past 100 years, mind you, this is for the summer period. I'll tell you why. You can see there isn't much large warming over the Pacific. There is some warming over the Atlantic. And there's a large warming over the Indian Ocean, mostly over the equatorial Indian Ocean with significant warming over the west. And this warming goes up to 1.2 degrees Celsius. That's quite large compared to global surface warming of up to 0.85 degrees Celsius during the past century. It's a large warming, right? And why summer? If you look at this picture, this is the seasonal cycle of sea surface temperature over the Indian Ocean. And the blue to red goes from the early period to the late period. So the difference between them shows the extent of change. You can see it is during summer that the warming is most prominent. So we are taking the summer period. Also it coincides with the monsoon period, the boreal summer. So, yeah. So this is the focus of our study. And if you look at this plot, this is the climatology of sea surface temperature of the Indian Ocean. You can see the Wampool and the cooler western Indian Ocean. And this red is the time series of the relatively cooler western Indian Ocean. This is for the rest of the Indian Ocean, Wampool region. So earlier there is to be a sea surface temperature gradient between the western Indian Ocean and the Wampool region. But over time, this gradient has been nullified because of the extensive warming over the western Indian Ocean. So does that have an effect on the monsoon? And why is the Indian Ocean warming monotonously like this? And so earlier studies have pointed out different reasons for Indian Ocean warming. One is that the weak winds over the Indian Ocean triggers a warm SST and this further triggers a local air sea interaction. But one of the interesting factors we found is the effect of Elino, specifically the asymmetry and skewness in and so forth, which you will see here. So this is a picture of the mean conditions during summer. You can see the Wampool region. And this is the mean walker circulation during the same situation. And if you look at this, this is the Indian Ocean region. You can see the Westerlies. These Westerlies are part of the south Westerly monsoon winds, which bring the moisture from the ocean to the land. And we have prepared the Elino Composites for the circulation and the SST anomalies and also the Lanina Composites. And if you compare the Elino and the Lanina, you can see along with the Elino, you have warming over the western Indian Ocean, because the Elino changes walker circulation and induced easterly anomalies over the eastern Indian Ocean. But you don't get a similar response to a Lanina. You have some anomalies, but they are very insignificant, because the winds, the changes in the winds are nominal. So there is asymmetry in the ends of forces. You have Elino, Lanina, Elino, Lanina in the Pacific. But the response in the Indian Ocean is more towards the Elino side. Along with that, there is a skewness in this foreseeing. And here, there are many figures. I don't want you to get confused. So better to look at this time series from 1900s to 2012. The red stands for the East Pacific Sea surface temperature anomalies. And the green stands for the anomalies over the western Indian Ocean. You can see whenever there is a Elino, you have a peak in the western Indian Ocean. But whenever you have a Lanina, you don't see a similar dip in the SSD anomalies. But that is not the point here. If you look at the first 50 years, the number of Elinos are few compared to the next 50 years. The number of Elinos have gone up. Not only that, the magnitude of the Elinos have gone up. So you have seven Elinos here compared to 12 Elinos. And if you take an average of the strongest Elinos, just to clarify, the Elinos are when the red line goes above the standard deviation, above the dashed line. And you can see most of the Elinos in the first 50 years go up to one degree Celsius on an average. But most of the Elinos in the recent period goes up to two degrees Celsius on an average. So that means along with the asymmetry in the ends of forcing, there's a skewness towards more positive events over the Pacific, which will down more warm SSD anomalies over the Indian Ocean. And as you know, the Indian Ocean is a landlock region. And it triggers local air sea interaction, which will keep the sea surface temperatures persistent over the region. And so you have warm Indian Ocean. It should increase the convection like Chauh et al. has shown. It should increase the convection over the region. And that's what many studies have shown. These are from the observations with increases of the temperature, the cloud thickness and the height of the clouds, the occurrence of the clouds at high. All these increases with increases of the temperature. So one of the Mansun drivers is increasing. And the other Mansun driver sees the land-sea temperature difference. So during summer, the land is generally warmer, lately warmer than the ocean. And many of the observations and model simulations shows that over the Northern Hemisphere, the land is warming faster than the ocean, which you can see here. Over the Northern Hemisphere, the land is the red color show in Greece warming compared to the oceans. And this is the land-sea temperature difference over most of the Northern Hemisphere. And this shows a tremendous increase. So these two factors should ideally mean more rainfall. But is that what is happening for the Mansun? No. And if you look at the trends in the Mansun rainfall, these are the trends from the Indian Meteorological Department data. And these are the trends from the group precipitation. And you can see both of them show robust weakening trends over the central Indian region. And if you look at the last-scale picture, you have a weakening trend from the south of Pakistan to central India to Bangladesh. So mostly over the central South Asia, the rainfall is weakening. But you won't get a similar picture if you take the oil in the rainfall, which doesn't represent the regional features. So why is it weakening? We tried to correlate with the Indian Ocean, the sea surface temperature anomalies. And the top panel shows the same picture as the trends. And the bottom panel shows the correlation with the Indian Ocean SSD anomalies. We have, in fact, mixed and matched the SSDs and the rainfall. Here is the Hada SSD with AMD-RAIN. And this is the ER SSD with the group precipitation. Both of them shows significant reduction in the rainfall over the central Indian region or the central South Asian region. And this is much similar to the trends, which means they are well associated. But we don't know which is forcing which. We have to look at the causal relationship. And in fact, we are interested in this horseshoe pattern from Foothills of Himalayas to the central India. You can see the similar pattern in the trend as well. Now, if you zoom into the temperature trends over the South Asian region, you will see a different picture. We have seen the land-sea temperature is increasing over the northern hemisphere. But that is not the case here. If you look at the, only at the South Asian domain, you can see us, we saw before the ocean is warming much faster than the land. In fact, over the land, there is suppressed warming or some cooling during summer, where while the rest of the northern hemisphere is warming, the Indian region is showing some cooling and also the Indian Ocean is warming tremendously. And this land-sea contrast is more important for the Mansun onset. So once you have the Mansun rains over the land, it cools down the land and the land-sea temperature gradient over the surface is no more functional. But what keeps it functional? It's the latent heat release from the surface of the land. You have more release of the heat to the atmosphere. So once the onset has happened, it's the tropospheric temperature difference between the land and the ocean, which keeps it working. And if you look at the trends in the tropospheric temperature as well, it has weakened over the time. You can see much warming over the ocean at the troposphere. And similarly, there is some cooling. And this warming over the ocean is connected with the warming over the Indian Ocean. Because the warming over the Indian Ocean can increase the convective activity up to the upper troposphere and change the trends over the upper troposphere. But you have a cooling here. We don't know why this cooling is. We'll look into some factors. But generally, the land-sea temperature difference has been weakening. You can see that in the time series also over the surface and over the upper troposphere. And someone asked about the circulation. You can see that over the Indian Ocean region, there is enhanced convection. So there is ascending motion here, which is shown by the red. And to compensate that, there is a right subsidence over the Indian region, which weakens the circulation towards the land associated with the Indian Ocean. And we did some sensitivity studies. We imposed NS warming over the Western Indian Ocean. And this represents all Indian Ocean because the warming over the West is in phase with the warming over the equatorial Indian Ocean. And we saw the response. You get more, the colors are the rain. You get more rain over the convection and rain over the Indian Ocean. But you get a weakened rainfall as a response over the Indian land mass. And interestingly, we were much surprised that it's like a horseshoe pattern, as you see in the observations. And similarly, we get similar changes in the circulation as well. Enhanced convection over the ocean, but decreased our subsidence over the land. And we cannot miss the aerosols. Many studies have shown that the suppress warming over the Indian land mass could be due to the effect of aerosols. But we are not sure because the present day models, they are unable to show the exact impact of the direct and indirect effect of aerosols over the Indian land mass. And for the upper tropos, we're calling some studies, including Chow et al study, they have shown that there are stratosphere-troposphere interactions which could result in some cooling. So there are other factors also included in this. And for the future, see if I future projections are just further warming of the Indian Ocean. But will the monsoon increase further? Or will the monsoon decrease further? Well, these future projections also suggest increased monsoon rainfall. But it is to be noted that these models fails to reproduce the present day monsoon. So we should be with this pinch of salt that we should consider these semify future simulations. And coming into the effect back on the end, so we did some simulations by suppressing the variability over the Indian Ocean, and also some simulations by suppressing the variability over the Atlantic Ocean in the second panel. So the first panel shows that when you suppress the Indian Ocean variability, the end saw increases, the end saw variability increases. And the second panel also shows that if you suppress the variability over the Atlantic, the end saw also increase. But the increase is more for the Indian Ocean. I will quickly go into some of these slides. And it also, other than suppressing the end saw variability, the Indian Ocean warming also can shorten the lifespan of end saw. So the first one is the reference run. And the second one is the run with the Indian Ocean suppressed. And the third one shows the Atlantic Ocean suppressed. So if you have the normal Indian Ocean variability, the end saw goes on for a shorter period. But if you have it suppressed, the end saw lasts for a longer period. That's the point from this figure. And yeah, to summarize, we see that there is a strong monotonous warming without any detectable multi-decadal variability in the Indian Ocean, specifically over the Western Indian Ocean. And it has links to the asymmetry and skewness in the end saw forcing. And the potential impacts are it weakens the South Asian monsoon by changing the circulation and lancet thermogradient and also dampens the ends of magnitude and the cycle. Thank you.


I see the immigrant street vendor flashing his wallet to the cops, shot so many times there are bullet holes in the sole of his feet.  I see the drug raid, the wrong door kicked in, the minister's heart seizing up. I see the man hawking a fistful of cigarettes, the cop's chokehold that makes his wheezing lungs stop wheezing forever. I see the poets who will write the songs of insurrection, generations unborn will read or hear a century from now, words that make them wonder how we could have lived or died this way, how the descendants of slaves still fled and the descendants of slave catchers still shot them. How we awoke every morning without the blood of the dead sweating from every paw. In so many ways, this is the best and worst of times for drug policy reform. There have just been, you know, a tidal wave of extraordinary successes, mind-blowing victories for marijuana decriminalization and legalization, seems as though we have reached a tipping point. And yet, at the same time, in this same very moment, we face an unprecedented drug crisis in this country. Drug overdoses are at a record high, making the crack epidemic seem somewhat mild. Now the crack epidemic killed just a tiny fraction of those who are dying of opioid overdoses today.  There are few politicians lasting the mostly white opioid addicts, portraying them as people worthy of care and compassion, not despicable scum of the earth that has to be gotten rid of by any means necessary. Things are very, very different this time around. And we all know why. Whiteness makes a difference. If the overwhelming majority of the users and dealers of opioids today were black rather than right, we wouldn't have police chiefs competing with each other over whose department is showing more compassion to people struggling with drug addiction or drug abuse. I should have been able to go to treatment instead of prison when a policeman killed my five-year-old son and I used drugs to medicate my grief and pain. And I was criminalized. I was sent to prison over and over again. No one ever thought about treatment for me while I believe that treatment is the better approach.  Why is racial justice so central in terms of drug policy reform in America? Racial justice is absolutely intertwined with the war on drugs in the United States. From its very beginning over a century ago, the war on drugs was focused on people who were different from the white majority then. So first it was used to stigmatize Chinese people in the U.S. saying, oh, they were the ones responsible for opioids. Then it was black people. Then it was Latinos. And it's always been tied up with this effort to oppress and paint communities of color, paint disfavored communities as criminals, as bad people who should be locked up. Black and white people and brown people all use drugs at the same rates in the United States.  And that's because the war on drugs has been used as an excuse to heavily police communities of color. The drug war in particular have reproduced the social order of slavery in the same way that the Jim Crow laws did beginning in the 19th century. Louisiana is a very special case. We're the most locked up political entity in the world. And I'm a little late. I apologize. I was actually working on a brief to the Louisiana Supreme Court on a second appeal over a young black man who's given 20 years in prison day for day for 3.5 grams of marijuana. Today in the paper, we had a big package of sentencing reforms go through in Louisiana. And they kick in November 1. Today we have one of our sheriffs actually called the press conference to complain because they're forcing us to release all the good ones. These are the people that we can send out. We can rent out. We can rent them out. And we can make money off of them. And the legislature has passed this law that's going into effect at the end of this month. And I'm going to lose all my good prisoners. This is the racism that's at the core of what's gone on and driven this drug war from the beginning. We're told that this new found tolerance and compassion for white users and abusers of illegal drugs will translate into a permanent ceasefire in the drug war and that the shifts in law and policy will inevitably benefit people of all races and classes in the long run. I have my doubts about this. Imagine pot being legalized near the peak of the crack epidemic. And then try to imagine that all of the new legal drug empires that are being led by young black men with wild afros and tattoos rather than hipster white men with cute pony tails and beards. No, it wouldn't happen, just no. Well, we have seen tremendous progress with marijuana legalization taking off in state after state through ballot initiatives, not just medical marijuana, which is actually now in multiple dozens of states, but full marijuana legalization, even for recreational use. The challenge for us now is making sure that marijuana legalization happens the right way, that the people who have been most affected by marijuana prohibition are able now to benefit from legalization, that the people who have been imprisoned, who have had felony convictions for marijuana, now have those records expunged. So that's why Proposition 64, which passed in California last year, included measures to make sure that taxes for marijuana legalization went back to the communities that were most affected, for example. And that's why we now, when we're pushing for marijuana legalization in New York and New Jersey and New Mexico and at the federal level, we've been fighting to include provisions like that. How do you see the chances that the Trump administration can reverse some of the reforms that happened in the previous few years? Well, I think they already are reversing some reforms. The Trump administration has made very clear that they are going to use the war on drugs as a way to go after marginalized communities, communities of color, immigrants in particular. I think if they really go after the states that have legalized marijuana, that's going to be horribly unpopular. It's going to be viewed as federal interference in a state matter, and it could haunt them. I am not sure that we've hit our bottom. And if the trajectory continues the way our administration wants it to continue, yeah, I think it could get worse. I believe that there is momentum that's building in progressive communities that can counter, that can be the antidote to the direction that the administration really is intent on taking us down. So while I'm pragmatic, I'm going to have that earthquake bag by my side. I'm also hopeful. How to change the public attitudes to the drug war and drugs? If I knew how to change the public attitudes around racism, I would have been done it. I don't know how to change people's core beliefs about black people and brown people. I don't know how to do that. If I did, I'd have been done it. But what I do know how to do is to help those communities that have been, especially women, that have been impacted harshly by and equated and ineffective drug policies. And that's what I do.


So Stevenson fell to York tonight 60 to 53 Glenn Clark with Morgan panic Morgan You know this team showed an incredible fight tonight down 18 battle back to within one and had a battle back again They're in the second half. I know it came up short But how proud are you of this team's effort and what does it say about this team that you're able to battle like this? I'm very very proud of my team as everybody know we were on a five game win streak And we lost our captain our fifth year Denia So I'm really proud of how this team has like battled adversity We came in a locker room knew what we needed to do and got back into one So regardless of the loss, we're gonna bounce back for Eastern Saturday I wanted to talk a little bit more about that knowing that you don't have Denia now and how Everybody's sort of has to take that upon themselves to pick things up. How much you've been talking about that? And do you see that from I thought Emery really stepped up a little bit tonight You see that from a couple players and I sort of stepping up and taking on some of that Yeah, I'm really proud of Emery. She's a freshman. She's really been coming along and we've been talking about it as a team As soon as Denia went down after the hook game coach, like you said, we need to step up So I'm proud of everybody in practice stepping up regardless of the loss We know what to do when we get into practice tomorrow. We want to get to know you a little bit Morgan panic We don't know what you're into. I give like your favorite music. Give me what you into musically. What are you into? Um, I like hip-hop and R&B My favorite artist is probably a little baby All right, now do you I have heard a rumor about you I've heard that you might be a little musically inclined yourself. I've heard that about you Is there any chance you'd be willing to share some of your talent with us on go mustang sports calm? What would you like me to do? Oh, I'd like to hear you sing and anything at all just a little bit just a little taste Just a little taste This is good. We put her on the spot. She had no idea this was coming. This is real. She's this is not this isn't fake This wasn't done for the camera. You got something. Yeah, my favorite karaoke song by Tink is catching me like somebody I guess I'll go Somebody real is hard to find Somebody worth all your time Somebody who can tell you the truth and someone who loves you for you Oh That is incredible How long you've been singing since I was younger I was always in a choir at my private school and then when I went to middle school I was in course Morgan that was so cool. Thank you for being a good sport with us and doing that's incredible Morgan panic congratulations on what's been a good season so far looking forward to seeing what's next for you guys down the stretch Thanks for taking a couple of minutes for us. No problem. Thank you. She's Morgan panic. I'm Glenn Clark Go Mustang sports calm


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This is Paul Lucas inviting you to stay tuned for the next half hour for one of radio's outstanding dramatic productions Another proudly we hail one of radio's outstanding dramatic half-hour starring Paul Lucas and presented transcribe coast-to-coast in cooperation with this station by your army and your Air Force Radio City, New York Here is your star on proudly we hail the distinguished Broadway stage screen and radio star Paul Lucas Thank You Kenneth Bank Ladies and gentlemen our plays entitled edge of the curtain the scene New York the time today our story tale of treachery here at home Our first act curtain will rise in just a moment after this short but very important message The woman in the Air Force is a woman who has found that it's smart to serve her country If you are between 18 and 34 go to your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station and ask for details Be smart do it now and now with your star Paul Lucas in the role of Stefan Donner Your army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production edge of the curtain The sea queen bound from La Havre to New York had its fair share of noted celebrities Among whom was the renowned composer and pianist Stefan Donner Stefan Donner on his way to the United States for a concert tour when only last month he had been royally welcomed in Moscow It was said aboard ship that when he got to the United States This cold arrogant man would pay for his attitude his concerts would be picketed and no one would come to hear him play The consensus was it was about time to Had they but known the true reason for his voyage their opinions would have been in a somewhat different vein The reason had been voiced a week before by a man named Richard So had unobtrusively seated himself next to the brooding donor on a park bench in a European city Stefan it's perfect. Well, it's the best break. We've had in months You are sure it isn't some kind of trick we've checked double check cross check reject He just confessed everything without any trouble. I told you he was on the verge of a breakdown When we picked him up or picking him up did it he thought we were going to give him the same kind of medicine They would give one of our men if I do this. I'll eventually being covered. I won't be any more used to you Well, Stefan I I admit it's a risk, but in this case, it's worth it But won't they be expecting this other fellow you picked up. They don't know who's coming just that someone is Now our people will be watching you all the time just in case there's a slip up Well, I'd better go and tell the ring to start packing come around to the office at 8 and I'll give you everything you need The only thing I need riches is a brand new head And I wouldn't let you talk me into such madness That's their Statue of Liberty, sir Save it for the immigrants Statue of Liberty Indeed sir, I wouldn't carry it too far. We might find ourselves swimming the rest of the way Like Buckingham Palace a ring very palatial, sir a sweet fit for a king Or the great Stefan Donna How was I? I think you're overdoing it, sir It seems that people here are more abrupt and well Direct in their actions. You mean I might get a punch in the nose You might serve Well ring if that's all I get I'd be getting up lightly I don't imagine the press will be very kind to us Well, they'll have cooled off by the time I give my first performance. There's a different feeling here, sir Not like in Europe People here are not so passive Amen to that Well, it's time. We got started Simple telephone call and Mr. Madden. Yes, this is Madden. My name is Donna Stefan Donna It's possible. You've heard of me the musician. Yes, that is correct a Mutual friend of ours in Paris asked me to call you and give you his regards Paul La Rouge You You know Paula Rouge My dear sir, I wouldn't be taking the trouble to call you if I didn't He asked me to tell you that he was well and that he'd like you to write It's suggested. We might possibly get together However, I'm very busy as you can understand. Yes, of course Still if you're a friend of Paul's you must find the time to pay me a call Were you staying at the Waldorf about dinner tonight? No, I'm afraid not I'm tired of my trip and I would like to get some rest I try to make it Thursday night. Why don't you call me here Thursday morning? All right Thursday then that Paul happened to mention The money he owed me. Oh, yes. I knew there was something else. I'm so forgetful about money He gave me something to give you. I was going to mail it to you But I'll wait and if Thursday is all right, I'll give it to you then That'll be perfectly. All right. I look forward to meeting you, Mr. Donna Although I must say that I'm somewhat surprised That you know Paul I am sure that if you think it over You'll realize it's not really so surprising until Thursday then Goodbye, Mr. Madden And so begins the game like Beatles Beatles what Beatles? All these people these cars.  I Read that they picketed your concert that it was called off.  I'm very bad press here. Do you think I wanted it? I was advised by Paul. I don't understand it I say nothing so difficult to understand who would suspect a man who saw openly flound his disrespect for everything and everyone especially a man like myself Where are you taking me my place on Long Island? It's quieter there And we can talk about Paul You live in style man. I tried to you like it Hardly like a member of the proletariat members must have their leaders and leaders in my end of the business I've got to keep up appearances just like you Sit there. It's a very comfortable chair Most relaxing cigar. No nothing you brought the money Paul owes me of course and You the letters there in the safe Suppose we have a look at them. I'd like to count the money first You people expect us to work miracles on nothing we take considerable risk And we produce considerable results and for a pittance that is grudgingly paid out Don't tell me your troubles friend. I have my own and my orders Here is the money One two three four Hank Hank. What the devil you mean barging in here without knocking. I'm sorry Hank I didn't know I get out of here Get out. I'm sorry. Will you please get out of here and just who was that?  But don't worry. She's all right. She won't say anything. What do you mean? She's all right. Yeah, she works for me on the little thing. She doesn't know much lives down the road Father's a big shot industrialist.  I thought that we would meet to change gifts and go our separate way. I tell you it's all right Let's have a look at the papers How many people in your organization? 22 counting Miriam. Why? How many of them have met and know each other none they don't even know who I am I keep in touch by phone and through ads Then how is it this call be woman knows what the others don't I tell you she doesn't know not really She knows where my sympathies lie, but she thinks I'm in the propaganda end of it. Give me the papers Now go count your money while I look these over see here Donna. You have no authority over me Whatever I have to say about you to Paul will be of great importance Count your money Well Tidy little bundle man My opinion for you has gone up Some of these are excellent Plans for the new anti-tank gun this radar blueprint all excellent But there is still one thing worrying me and what would that be? How long did it take your people to procure this information has almost a year's work there hmm, and But little more than my asking for it you hand it over to me. What do you mean? How do you know I am not an imposter? How do you know I am really a friend of Paul's I could be an enemy, you know and Here you are exposing yourself and handing over a year's dangers and Profitable words. Oh, I think not and Why do you think not? Because I've said everything as I should because I seem to know what I'm talking about You do take me for a complete fool, don't you now that you've had a look at the bundle Suppose you give it back to me and we'll put it and the money in the safe And if I rather not why then I'll just persuade you With this Well, that's better But suppose I overpowered you in some way Why are you here in this big house alone the servants were given the night off their return later? You have a great amount of confidence in you sir. I do and now since Miriam has already seen you I think it'd be better to go out and meet her we'll explain that the money is to buy your support in a new Propaganda campaign you still haven't answered my question. How do you know? I'm a friend of Paul's until you don't I don't not yet But by tomorrow night this time I will It just happens that another friend will be arriving then a friend far more important than either you or I and he'll know just as soon as he sees you and Until then until then you'll be my guest in fact you already are my guest your valley will be arriving shortly The press knows that you're spending the night with the illustrious Henry Madden and despite what you might think All is right with the world you presume a great deal Did it ever enter your head that yet? I might have other business to attend to even more imperative than this and That by allowing the newspapers to know I'm here you are ruining some very carefully laid plans This transaction has tough priority over everything this transaction has tough priority over everything Who that devil do you think you are? My coming to get what you have is vital enough, but my method for getting the information out of the country is even more so I Hope you can see that and if you insist upon keeping me here until tomorrow night to check my authenticity You are going to delay perhaps for quite some time the sending of your years work. I wasn't told anything about that Well, isn't that a shame? Why don't you put in a call to Joe and tell him your troubles better a delay done other than a complete waste of time and energy You can think of a faster way in which I can check on you. All right One of the big troubles with our organization is that you never know who you're dealing with until you take the trouble to check on Everything they say and do and sometimes it's difficult. We've gotten so efficient. We don't even know who we are Come down here up. It's pleasant here. Frankly. I don't think you're an imposter But if you were in my place You'd do just what I'm doing. Yes, I would indeed But this delay is bad really bad man. I have said all the pre-arranged things given the money and say Don't you keep a file or anything like that? My files only cover people working for us in the general area. All right All right, so you have to check and suppose I'm an imposter You've told the press I'm visiting you you'd have to let me go Don't be naive Donna Of course, I'd let you go Just how far do you think you'd go before you had a tragic and Irreparable accident I'll come along and meet Miriam She's really a charming girl The probably we hail production edge of the curtain will return in just a moment for the second act Who is the smartest woman of the year why the woman who puts on that new blue uniform of the United States Air Force? She's being seen more and more around the nation these days. She's smart in another way, too She started a great career as a WAF one of the women in the Air Force working side-by-side with the men of the Air Force She wears her Air Force blue proudly with a sense of personal accomplishment because she's doing a needed job More and more young women 18 to 34 are finding out that the smart thing to do is to get the complete details at the nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station to put on the smart blue uniform Worn by the women in the Air Force How about you can you qualify? You are listening to proudly we hail and now with your star Paul Lucas in the role of Stefan Donner We present the second act of edge of the curtain Do you like it lovely decadent Donna decadent? Decadent Would you rather hear something like this? You know what that was that was life on a communal farm in the Ukraine That's what they want to hear. That's what I play for them What I wear plugs in my ears when I do you're priceless. You should talk to my father. He'd love you. Oh And why he says there are a bunch of barbarians trying to act like human beings one day he may wake up surprised Tell me I'm I'm curious I've been everywhere in Europe East and West and Nowhere in the world is there a country like yours where people have so much of everything Nowhere is then atmosphere such and as you find here and yet Why are the people like yourselves? Openly opposed to a way of living and thinking that has given you all this look my father is a dictatorial Napoleonic narrow reactionary Certainly, he's rich and how did he get rich from the sweat off other people's backs. Is that what you know or is that what you read in some book? You don't look like you ever worked a day in your life How do you know the workers paradise you advocate is something that the workers themselves want it takes education Yes, education I've seen the kind of education it takes Both by the Nazis and now your camera. You don't sound very sympathetic to what we were talking about earlier I can work for a living without being sympathetic. I'm a musician a neutral. I take no sides. I observe I Asked question.  You sound like a chauvinistic romantic donor This thing is coming. It's been coming for a long time It's a new dynamic force in the world and I much prefer to be a part of it than to oppose it with worn out All ideas and capitalistic slogan madam. There is nothing new about this first. It began with Cain and Abel It's bigger now. That's all Where's more window dressing and this far more terrible? It seeks nothing more dynamic than world slavery clap track. What about the little people? little people What does that mean?  Every man is answerable to God no matter how much power he holds and no matter how much he abuses it little people indeed The only people who are little are the ones who have too little up here to figure it out Hank I thought you said he was working with us Perhaps we have to convince them. We're right one way or the other so far you have convinced me of nothing You'll pay me money to say the things you're right other than that nothing and You madam are a spoiled child with a father come. Hi you who needs a good spanking and you sir are an opportunist and I am Donna a musician who takes no sides You certainly did a fine job of convincing her that was the general idea It's better than she thinks I'm not in symptom When are you going to send her home? Oh, she's staying overnight at a rower the father. Does he know she comes here? Of course not. He'd probably shoot me if he did That wouldn't be a bad idea madam She's about a steady and trustworthy as the wind I Recommend you get rid of and I recommend you mind your own business It might be well to remember in this business the business of one is the business of all Good night, sir That in the fire, sir Well in rink We don't have much time Tomorrow evening someone will be arriving who can identify me and we better act now And I no doubt our American friends are watching this place They know we are here, but they won't make a move until I give them the signal and then what they move in They got madden his files the information But madam was smart enough to let the newspapers know I was staying here My name couldn't be kept out of it. Our friends on the other side would know or at least suspect and When we would be of no more use didn't you say Richards felt it was worth it only as a last resort We haven't reached that yet There's another reason to the girl Little idiot doesn't know what she's mixed up in It would ruin her and her father as well. Well, what are you suggests? It's too risky sending a blink a message with a flashlight If one of us could get out and Yes, who is it madden? Can I have a word with you? What is That gun necessary under the circumstances.  I won't have to wait until tomorrow night now since you've told me everything I want to know there are three microphones in this room all in excellent condition my fault sir. I didn't check I didn't think that here Everywhere ring everywhere. Well, all right. You've got us now what you can't get away It might be wise to make a deal What a nerve you're through making deals in a very short time the whole neighborhood is going to be aroused for Henry Madden's home is going up in flame and smoke a frightful accident since the great Stefan Donner in his valley will perish in the fire Oh, I assure you it will look authentic most of the servants are in bed. They'll have to flee for their lives Some of them may not get out this place is a tinderbox and with a little gasoline to help It'll all go up in a poof in the confusion I'll disappear with the papers and the money and later We thought that I too perish in the flames you will make a deal and what about you charming house guests You know, I've been thinking about that. You're right. She doesn't fit in. We'll let her sleep and if she gets out That's her good luck. What do you mean Hank? Huh? What's that gun for what you were asleep? You're talking woke me Hank. What's the matter? Get in there? Hey, you aren't a sound asleep. I don't understand. It's quite simple. He's planning to burn us all up Why Hank what we are not his friends as he thought and you are an unnecessary race So you must have read it somewhere the means justifies the end Hank have you gone mad? You thought it was an intellectual tea party, didn't you? It's too bad. You have to find out differently in such a manner, but That are late than never. Thank you You wouldn't hurt me believe me Mary.  Don't hurt me, please Please you said you love me Back over here Donna your first. Don't worry. I'm not going to shoot you for they find your body I don't want any bullet holes in it. I'll knock you out. That's all there'll be to it All right, hold it right there. It's been interesting and now Yeah, he's gone Everything down here is something gasoline. See what I strike a match and Now get out if you can Donna I've got the papers and I've got the money too and by the time I become a needle in the haystack of America This year's work will be in Paul's hands and you whether you get out or not will be exposed for what you are I've been you Cross beam landed right on He was so right this place is a tender box. Come on.  You nearly paid a terrible penalty for it. I Hope this has taught you a little This fight is not a fight of new ideas or of their wanting something better for anyone You saw an edge of the curtain pulled back. You saw a bit of what lies underneath There are many Madden and there are many like you go for one reason or other get bound up in this thing and go blind If this has opened your eyes Something good has been done here tonight.  Is that right? Yes Now we'll take you home. I Wondered how you managed to hit him just as he was going to strike you with a gun I was facing the mirror when I saw the gun raised above my head I grabbed it and well, he would have killed me and now and now he's dead by his own hand May God have pity on his soul Ring ring. Yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. See if you can get a car. It's time miss Corby went home Yes, sir. Very good, sir in just a moment registered nurses the United States Air Force Medical Service Offers you a great opportunity to serve your country and further your own career Yes, you can become a commissioned officer with good pay and allowances while you receive post graduate training in anesthesia Operating room management and techniques nursing administration and other related fields Nurses with special qualifications may train as flight nurses at the famous Air Force School of Aviation Medicine For complete information right to the Surgeon General United States Air Force, Washington 25, D.C. 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Rashida Tlaib is being attacked by her own Democratic Party colleagues for saying the most benign innocuous thing ever. It's common sense if you understand the particulars of the situation that she's talking about, but what did she say? Well, this is her quote according to Jerusalem Post. I want you all to know that among progressives it has become clear that you cannot claim to hold progressive values yet back Israel's apartheid government, said Rashida Tlaib, U.S. Representative for Michigan's 13th Congressional District during an online advocacy seminar held on Tuesday by Americans for Justice in Palestine Action and co-sponsored by American Muslims for Palestine. She continues, The need to oppose Israel's government apartheid rule is obvious. The path to freedom for Palestine is long and daunting. We must see through to its end. We owe it to not only Palestinians, but oppressed people all over the world who understand that our struggles are linked to one another. So I think that what she's saying is common sense. You cannot support a system of apartheid and claim to be a progressive. But Democrats who saw this, they are purposefully misrepresenting what she's saying to of course claim that she is anti-Semitic when in actuality they are the ones who are bigoted. They are Islamophobic and they don't believe that Palestinians deserve human rights. So Jerry Nadler, for example, called out Rashida Tlaib responding to the quote shared by Jerusalem Post saying, I fundamentally reject the notion that one cannot support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish and democratic state and be a progressive. Now notice how he did a little bit of a switcheroo here. She did not say I do not support Israel's right to exist. She's just saying I do not support their system of oppression and apartheid against Palestinians. But he's saying, you just said that you don't support their right to exist. So do you remember that viral video it was from a couple of months ago during pride when this guy, this conservative in particular, he walked into a pet co or a pet smart and he started to lambast the cashiers there because they had pride flags displayed at the cash registers. So he said, do you support this? And they said, yes, I support LGBTQ rights. And he responded by saying, oh, so you support pedophilia basically conflating pedophilia with LGBTQ plus rights. That's effectively what Jerry Nadler is doing right here. He's saying I do not support apartheid and he's saying, oh, so you don't support Israel's right to exist. No, that's not what she's saying. She's condemning racism and oppression. But Jerry Nadler here is pretending as if that's not what she's saying. He continues here. I proudly embrace both of these political positions and identities, even as I have criticized some of the policies and actions of democratically elected Israeli governments over time. I would happily put my progressive record and credentials up against anyone's okay. But it's both wrong and self-defeating for progressive leaders to abide by such an offensive litmus tests. Okay.  But he's saying that this is an absurd litmus test. Okay. Well, it's only the most basic litmus test ever. It's not even like a progressive litmus test. In my opinion, it's just, are you or are you not a shitty person? Like do you think that you can be progressive and still be racist? Do you think that you can support oppression and the dispossession of an entire group of people and still be progressive? If the answer is no to that, then the same thing follows here. How can you purport to be progressive while supporting functionally anyways, despite your criticism, this system of apartheid, where Palestinians are not just treated as second class citizens. They are brutalized and displaced from their homes. How can you purport with the straight face to be progressive and support this oppressive system to be progressive is to object to the oppression of marginalized people, to support the liberation and self-determination of oppressed peoples everywhere. But you can make an exception for Israel. That doesn't make any sense to me, but he's not the only one because others decided to chime in and attack Rashida Tlaib by, of course, misrepresenting what she said by attributing an argument to her that she very clearly did not make. Ritchie Torres, for example, tweeted out, there's nothing progressive about advocating for the end of Israel as a Jewish state. Yes, because she did that. Nothing progressive about opposing the Abraham Accords, which promotes peace. Nothing progressive about opposing the Iron Dome, which protects civilians from indiscriminate rocket fire. Right. And she did not speak to that. But what about the self-defense of Palestinians who are brutalized by Israeli forces? Do you support them being protected? Do you support an Iron Dome for them? You know, we often hear about Israel having the right to defend itself. Do Palestinians have a right to defend themselves at all? Well, no, of course not. Israel, their government is supposed to be able to brutalize, murder innocent civilians with impunity. And the second that you condemn their apartheid state, well, you're saying that Israel doesn't have the right to exist. That doesn't even make sense. Like I condemn the Saudi Arabia government and their genocide in Yemen. I condemn the United States' government and our wars over oil in states like Iraq and Afghanistan. Does that mean that I don't think that the United States should not exist? Does it make you inherently Islamophobic to condemn the actions of the Saudi government? Of course it doesn't. But right here, they're playing loose with the facts because there's really no defense against what the apartheid government of Israel is doing. So they have to try to obscure the issue by pretending as if the criticisms that are being lobbed against Israel are simply coming from a place of anti-Semitism. And that's just not true. Now Debbie Wasserman Schultz chimed in saying, the outrageous progressive litmus test on Israel by Rashida Tlaib is nothing short of anti-Semitic. Proud progressives do support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish and democratic state, suggesting otherwise is shameful and dangerous. Device of rhetoric does not lead to peace. Now I just love that Debbie Wasserman Schultz of all people is claiming that somebody else within the Democratic Party is being divisive. Really Debbie? Perhaps you're not the best messenger for this, okay? This is the individual who in her capacity as DNC chair sabotaged one of the candidates because she wanted her friend Hillary Clinton to win the 2016 Democratic Party primary so she could get a job at the White House. But that's, you know, neither here nor there. Like Debbie Wasserman Schultz is one of the most corrupt members of Congress. Just period. And yet she's claiming, I don't know. You can't claim that we're not progressive if we don't condemn Israeli apartheid. You're not progressive Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Somebody who's progressive, first and foremost, they of course reject Israeli apartheid, but they also don't accept contributions from the payday industry. The fact that they're coming out and they're angry that she's claiming, Rashida Tlaib is claiming that you can be progressive and support apartheid is just hilarious. They take it as like a personal offense. Oh, she's saying that I can't be progressive while I'm incredibly progressive. No, you're not. Stop pretending. I understand why you have to uphold this facade that you're progressive. You're not progressive. Who cares? Like it's just a label. And it's just like anyone who purports to be progressive and supports human rights, you cannot support this system of oppression. That's not to say that you believe that Israel shouldn't exist, of course. But it's saying that this system of governance that they currently have where they subject Palestinians to human rights abuses, that can't be tolerated. You have to end apartheid in order for liberty for Palestinians. Now, if you don't believe that Israel is an apartheid state, let me direct your attention to an Amnesty International report released on February 1st of this year where they described Israel's apartheid against Palestinians as a cruel system of domination and a crime against humanity with Amnesty Secretary General stating clearly, our report reveals the true extent of Israel's apartheid regime, whether they live in Gaza, East Jerusalem, and the rest of the West Bank or Israel itself, Palestinians are treated as an inferior racial group and systematically deprived of their rights. We found that Israel's cruel policies of segregation, dispossession and exclusion across all territories under its control clearly amount to apartheid. The international community has an obligation to act. Now, in their summary, they go on to explain how Palestinians as a people are treated as a threat by Israel's government with a sustained effort by the Israeli government to control their movement and decrease their presence in Israel. They described Israel's apartheid system as one of explicit systemic discrimination which blocks Palestinians from leasing on 80% of Israel's land, Bedouin villages that are unrecognized by Israel are cut off from water and electricity. This affects nearly 70,000 people, not to mention how Palestinians are disproportionately left out when it comes to the allocation of state resources, with COVID aid being just one of the most recent examples. On top of that, Palestinians are displaced as the government seizes their homes and or demolishes them, their freedom of movement is heavily restricted. I mean, there's a reason why Nelson Mandela's grandson called Israeli apartheid one of the worst forms of apartheid ever. And he's following in the footsteps of his grandfather Nelson Mandela, who called for Israel to withdraw from occupied Palestinian territory, noting how they were being oppressed by the Israeli government. So let's be very clear about this.  Because that's the only thing that they have. You can actually argue with Rashida Tlaib on the merits because it's very clearly a system of apartheid and oppression and abuse. So what they do is they claim anti-semitism. They're essentially weaponizing identity politics to silence critiques. And that's dangerous because it diminishes actual anti-semitism, which is dangerous and must be opposed by everyone. But when you're taking money from pro-Israel anti-Palestinian organizations, this is the only argument that you can make. You have to try to shut down criticism by any means necessary. So this is why you see them purposefully misrepresent Rashida Tlaib's argument by saying, oh, you're calling it apartheid. That means you don't want Israel to exist when that's not what she's saying. If you actually were confident in your beliefs, you'd grapple with the substance. But they're not. They're just saying what they want to say or what they know they need to say to shut down criticism. Now, I think it's really important that we bring in Jewish voices here. So I want to leave you with the late, great Michael Brooks, who had the clearest, most perfect response to this issue here. Take a look. Are you not concerned about the binary between either condemning Israel entirely being also a stance that a lot of very strong and notorious anti-Semitic people agree with versus seeing this as more of a complex issue where it is wrong what's going on and that there's also a way to do this that Israel still exists and is supported? So it's not a complex issue. That's the big thing. It's super simple. There's one group that has enormous power. It's the most powerful country in the Middle East. It's backed by the United States. It acts on another population of people with total impunity and is never held accountable for anything. So there's no symmetry in the relationship, period. And just as like a thought experiment, IDW people, if we know that if somehow a population of Jewish refugees ended up in West Bank in Gaza and an Arabic government in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv had an open air prison in what, you know, Jewish Gaza, which they bombed white phosphorus, they killed civilians indiscriminately and they had no provisions for medicine. They had an embargo that blocked food, that the electricity wasn't running, that there was an over 48 percent unemployment rate, life expectancy and malnutrition statistics were horrifying. One of the major policymakers in this hypothetical Arabic Palestinian state said, we need to put those Jews on a diet. In the West Bank there was another Jewish area where there was a little bit more autonomy, but there was regular Arabic settlements where they pulled up the Jewish farmers' foods, they terrorized them with rocks, the security forces broke children's bones, and they couldn't drive their own roads. We'd all have no problem understanding what that was. So there's nothing complex about it. The second part of your question, it's a pure asymmetry relationship. And the question is rights or not. So that's it. It's not complicated. The second part of your question, at this point, there's always been, there's always going to be crackpots who are anti-Semitic who condemn Israel. That's not what drives the movement, particularly in the United States. If you work around most people who are concerned with this issue, it's actually populated with a lot of Jewish people. The real question we have to ask is why is it that APAC is hosting a information minister for Slobodan Milosevic? Why is it that there's relationships between the Israeli government and far-right parties in Europe? Why is it that Benjamin Netanyahu's son is posting borderline alt-right memes? Why is it that Israel is an alt-right state, even though it is from the descendants of the victims of one of the greatest crimes in history? That's a serious question, and that's inseparable from the racism of the project, which goes back to the first part that we have to solve. But thank you, Shalom.


Hello, hello, hello. I'm Philip Magnus. Welcome. This is Darkest Dungeon, which I felt just completely desperate to play at two o'clock in the morning, because why not? What's better to do than to play the most mesochistic of all roguelike games. And now, as you see, I've already got a team composition going. I'm going to talk about it a bit later, but right now I'm simply going to buy some equipment, and I believe I will need food. So let's hope that I can actually survive with, let's just say, the less than perfect amount of gold I currently have. And indeed it is time to embark into the wildlands, or the warrens, in this case. Whoops, sorry, seems I lied. What's the darkest dungeon? Well, the answer to this question is, in fact, not a simple one, as you might be surprised to learn. The Darkest Dungeon is a game, a horrible, horrible game, which will most certainly torture you in many exquisite and awful, horrible ways. Like, for example, just now it completely reworked my composition, which means that now the characters that are useful in the front two spaces went back to the third and fourth spot, which of course, needless to say, is going to slow me down needlessly much. Hey, I'm going to survive this for now. Right, and that's how it should be. This here is unpleasant. Now I could remove it with my hands, but that will take HP and it would add to stress. Once your characters get stressed out, very bad things will start happening. Things like insanity, quakes, and even heart attacks, in fact. And I just wasted my time completely. That was bad. A bad start if I've ever seen one. One thing you can be certain about when it comes to the darkest dungeon is the fact that troops are indeed very disposable.   I could either go back, which I will do, in my desire to avoid failing this mission so very early on, or, ouch, I got a quirk. I have no idea what that quirk does. A tipler in town will only drink. So yes, now she varsy.  Mm, food. What is important? One must always feed and regularly. Two. God. This is going to end badly for me. Of course, a battle. Well, I have two choices now, either to go there and eventually go back for this battle, or to go back, to go to this battle first and get back here at one point or another. Doesn't seem to make much of a difference, seeing as I'm playing skirmish right now, and I need to finish all my 100% of room battles in order to get my quests just rewards. The plague doctor can, first of all, buff allies and it can, and he can put DOT damage spells, which is really quite good. Whereas the jester can stress heal, which is going to be really useful for those three. Oops, I actually forgot, it's not for all of them. It's only for the one chosen, which again, not perfect. Who can slice? Let's see what that does. Well, it puts a DOT effect on the awful little swine wretch, and the DOT effect, in this case bleed, is taking three damage per turn every time this creature comes to its own turn. Fair enough. That's actually not perfect right now. I think I'm going to just use a wicked hack at one of those cultist brawlers, and it takes 11 points of damage, which damages our cultist friend here in a sufficiently pleasant matter, mana. I could do DOT, or, or I could just stop these guys, well, hopefully Svetlun will be able to end one of those with his collect bounty. Indeed, that was good. Hmm, this will... nope. I was hoping to put the light on the swine wretch, but it didn't end as well as I had hoped. Let's see. What's this? Is she going to bleed for far too long? There you go. A bandage to end the bleeding. We've got a nice little loot stash, a jade, 250 gold piece, medicinal herbs, very useful, used to cleanse items that prevent maladies. It can also be applied to eliminate combat debuffs, so I can actually remove the 10 plus, the 10 percent stress damage. Well, I want. No need. Not right now, anyway. Let's see. One damage per round. Actually, I think I can probably live with one damage per round, now that I will not grow to regret that choice. I think I'm going to put a bunch of medicinal herbs in the hope that I don't get any unpleasant effects. Ooh, a buff. Plus 30 damage until camp. I don't actually think I'm going to camp here. Occult scrawlings, anti-venom, medicinal herbs, bandage... Hmm. Don't suppose I can cleanse this? Probably not. Isn't logical. Yeah. I don't actually know what exactly I need to put in order to make the occult scrawling safe. Maybe a torch?  Can I even burn it? This is going to end badly for me. Nope. Let's just try and take it. Oh, so I got nothing out of this. Well, my bad. It happens on occasion that I completely suck. See? Oh my. We don't want to lose the light. Once this thing here goes below 75, well, bad awful things happen. Oh god. I didn't buy a fourth piece of food, did I? Gnawing hunger sets in, turning the body against itself, weakening the mind. Well, as you see, this is not going well. This is actually so far the worst mission I have. And I might very well lose for the first time ever. Let's see. Let's try and take care of the swine, wretch and drummer. By blighting them, it will give me plentiful time to make a difference. Oh god, my plague doctor. As you see, his stress levels are getting quite high by now. And the fact that I have no healer, of course, is not helping me in any way. The faster I take this creature, the better. Perhaps some stress heal will do, no, need a damage, then again. Slice off. Let's see. Hmm. Actually, this will kill it. I think I made a... Oh my. And now Vasim might very well die. Sorry, Vasi. I didn't want this to happen, you know. Oh god. She's still alive.  No, it doesn't make sense.  Ouch. Let's see if I can get blight going on that pig. As you see, things are not looking good right now. Yes, yes, I'm giving you a bandage. You can't... you can't eat, can you? Right. Hopefully this will end him. Hmm. I actually managed to survive. Right. Good. Excellent. She might yet live. Oh god. Helium chest. This is not a strongbox, so I will just open it. It actually didn't hurt me, I know. Surprising. Now back... back to the horrors of my world. This is about to get very dark and very, very bad.  Ninety, eighty-nine, eighty-eight. So now might be a bad, actually a very good moment to say that no matter what you do, no matter how you try, seriously, it activated. Injury and despondence. Set the stage for heroism or cowardice. Yes, sure. Are they going to die from hunger?  But now we have thought given to the power. Good job, Vasu. You are fearful. So, afflictions. When heroes can't take the stress anymore, they become afflicted. This manifests in different behaviors and start changes. Afflictions last until you send them to treatment in town, unless you can reduce their stress to zero during the quest. Yeah, there really is no way of that happening. A torch at the tick of time. Fearful.  How could you do this to me, doll? How could you? And now this fight is probably going to be my last. Maybe I'll actually survive it. Let's see. Perhaps this fellow is my best shot. And now the true test. Hold fast or expire. Do I dare carry on? That is the question. I don't. Yes, I'm sure there is no... Do you see? That's what happens when at least Fetluis has some resolve. Impressive. Ghoulish horrors. Brought low and driven into the mud. No. I really feel like I should probably stop. But I can't help myself. Ooh. Oh, oh God. Should I? Sure. Supplies. Food. Excellent. Now I can eat and get hit points that will in no way help me for the oncoming slaughter. See, this will hurt. This will hurt and this will be awful. Right. Time to harvest, dear children. You're bleeding, but I'm, well, all bled out. Let's just say. Oh no, Fetlu, don't die. Uh oh. She's a goner. Oh boy. He reached. Let's see. He's hopeless. Yeah. That sounds like Fetlu. My most healthy member is the completely useless one. Fair enough. Fair enough. We can work with that. Huh. That was actually amusing. Bye, Fetlu. In the pursuit of glory and glory. Oh, look. I will press onward. Virtuous. Sometimes heroes respond to the onslaught of stress by becoming heroic. This elevated state of performance will last until they come for returned town and converse stud bonuses and other benefits. And now he will die. Oh, he's still alive. What a surprise. Of course you'll hide. Let's see what plumbing can do. Well, he's still alive, which is something that's for sure. As life ebbs, terrible vistas of emptiness reveal themselves. Yes, yes. Terrible vistas of emptiness. Stubby, stubby, toe. The jaws drip with death. True enough. Come on. Oh, of course you are. Self-preservation is paramount at any cost. Yes, surely I do. But now, now I believe this is the time for all of you to meet my brilliant axe.  Oh, come on. A dizzying blow to body and brain. He's still alive though. I'm very, very impressed. I might actually survive this without losing all of my folks. Let's see. Excellent. Our only one remains. Let me kill him. Yes, I'm alive. I live. So clearly in view. Time to return to helmet. Is it merely a trick of the light? Okay. What's this? No. No, I don't want to know. Time to go back. Their skills fade. Their confidence is shaken. Ooh, I got two humans, obviously. But yeah, that was not, not, not good at all. Actually, that cost me a lot. That cost me poor old Svetlou. I'm sorry, my friend, but you're dead. Oh, at least that guy, who I have totally forgotten to rename, has gotten a meditator out of the holding. Improved stress reduction while meditating and while camping. And Vassi has become paranormal. So she's obsessed with the paranormal. Sounds like Vassi. Can you feel it? The walls between the sane world and that unplumbed dimension of delirium are tenuously thin here. Ooh, Bloody brought more out of the night of debauchery than memories only. New quirk, syphilis. Lovely. Well done, Bloody. You ever cease to disappoint? Let's see. Izzo underwent effective quirk treatment, blood thirsty, and Virgil prayed and recovered 55 stress. Excellent. Things are looking good. My best and brightest are back to work. And now I will have to tell you, thank you for watching. I'm looking forward to seeing you next time. Bye!


أعتقد أننا لدينا محاولة في الأسلحة نحن لدينا محاولة في الأسلحة أحمد من لندن السلام عليكم سلام عليكم هل يجب أن تقوم بأسلحة لشيخ؟ yes we thank you very much شكرا لك شيخ شكرا لك شكرا لك شكرا لك شكرا لك شكرا لك شيخ شكرا لك السؤال I have is that I have heard that who is second wife who is divorced could you please shed some right on that certainly women unfortunately in our community are neglected inshallah the widows and those women were divorced so could you shed a little bit of light on that and what we are to those females that are divorced thank you very much thank you very interesting mashaAllah indeed brother Ahmad has got a very strong point for those brothers who want to marry أكثر than a wife they need to look at these criteria especially if we we call ourselves people who follow the sunnah of the holy prophet sunnah of imma alayhimu salaam then the holy prophet imams of ahlul bayt alayhimu salaam noble people when they wanted to get married to a second wife they used to look at these criteria


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I guess coming here it was a much bigger world and suddenly I wasn't a big fish in a little pond. So it was a little intimidating but I think looking back now it was really good for me because I realized at some point I'd have to do that. And I think because I did it earlier rather than later I am more prepared for college and like leaving home in the future. Our school has what's called extended weekends where students are required to leave campus and go back to their families and spend like a three or four day weekend with them. I also see them over breaks and things like that. I live kind of far away so it's harder for me to see my family but for students who live very close they see their parents a lot. If there's ever a parent who's missing their kid they're always welcome to come to school and pick them up for whatever reason as long as they don't miss class. Well my parents live two hours away so I don't see them a lot besides on extended but we still talk a lot on the phone so I think you still have that support from home. I think that living away from home has also made me more independent from them and has helped me mature. So while it's helped me get closer to them it has also helped me prepare to leave the house. I talk to my family every single night. I call my mom at the same time every single night really kind of the same conversation. How are you? How was your day?  You become really close with everyone on your hall, all of your classmates. You become really close with the faculty members and it honestly feels like a second home.


Described from Hollywood, the Phil Harris Alice Faye Show. For your enjoyment, here is the Phil Harris Alice Faye Show, written by Ray Singer and Dick Chevrolet, with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tetley, Robert North, Janine Roos, and Wittfield, Walter Sharpen, his music, yours truly, Bill Foreman, and starring Alice Faye and Phil Harris. Lately, Phil has realized that he isn't getting any younger, and he must make preparations for the security of his old age. As we look in now, we find him planning a steady income for his future. Now look, baby Alice, you've heard the record eight times, so let's try and do it the way they do it. But Daddy, I'm tired. Now never mind. Now let's do it once more. Here we go. Here's the happy tune.  And the title is Sam's Song. This is catchy as can be.  And the title is Sam's Song. With a left turn on your mind. No, no. The way that Bing and Gary do it. Look, kid, you'll never make a buck for me if you're going to sing that way. Why can't my kids have talent like Crosby so they can support me? I don't like to sing. Why should I be forced to sing just so I can support you?  Alice, please. I'll thank you not to interrupt while I'm coaching my little money makers. Now try it again, baby Alice. Why waste time with her, Daddy? Let a kid in here that knows what she's doing. I've learned everything from you, Daddy. Oh, so you think you can sing, huh? Are you kidding? Happens to be my business. Honey, then we'll do Sam's Song together. Please, Pop, I work alone. Come with me to Alabama. Come and see my zero mommy. She's boiling eggs and frying honey. And that's what I like about the South. Yeah. See, she's got talent. That kid will be making money before she reaches her obsolescence. Guarantee that little Phyllis is going to grow enough being able to sing just like me. Is that what you really want, dear? Now, fair, leave the children alone. My girls don't have to sing for money. Maybe yours don't, but mine do. Besides, if it's good enough for Bing's kids, it's good enough for yours. But Phil, we don't need the money. Bing does. He's the only one I know of who has as much money as you do. The only difference is that you have it in the old bills. Really, why do your children to support you, do you? Certainly I want them to support me. Why not? Bing has kids, kids doing all the singing for him. He don't have to work. All he does is sit around all day squeezing minute maids to get orange juice. Well, I think it's fine for the girls to learn how to sing, but you're not the one to teach them. That's what I like about the South. It's not a song for girls or women or men or dogs. Wait a minute. Look, honey, that's no way to talk to one of RCA's biggest recording stars. Why do you realize that my record of the thing has sold 1,200,000 copies? It sold 1,100,000 copies. Don't tell me I made them. Don't tell me I bought them. Those aren't in flatjacks piled up in the guest room. No, don't do that. That's a woman for you. She buys a lousy million records, and right away she makes a big thing out of it. Besides, I don't have to teach the girls that type of stuff. I'm capable of better things. I'll teach them them semi-classical stuff like, uh, like, uh, Waterboy, Sweet Mystery of Life, or One for the Road to Mandalay. Listen closely, kids, and watch how I do this. I love life, so I want to live. I want to live. I want to live. With a voice like that, would you mind telling me why? All right, let me all right. Now, where did you come from? I heard the screaming, and I rushed in. I thought somebody was being attacked. Now, nobody's being attacked. I would just sing it to my children.  Going around trying to puncture little kid's eardrums. My voice wouldn't puncture anybody's eardrums. Anyway, the girls like to hear me sing. Don't you, baby Alice? Eh? I should have known better than to ask the one with the tin there. All right, you can run along, girls. The lesson's over for today. Hey, Curly, what's the idea of singing lessons? Well, I'm trying to prepare them for the future. And little Phyllis has a lot of talent. And I'm going to train her to be a professional singer. Well, that's no career for a woman. There's so many more important jobs that a woman can hold today. Like what? Well, there's a crying need for girl jockeys in Tijuana. All right, Remilia. Or you can stretch your neck and make her the goose girl at Hollywood Park. They're not racing there now. For next year, it'll take a year to stretch your neck. Now, what's wrong with a woman being a professional singer? I've done all right.  You can't teach a child to have a voice like yours. You were born with unusual talent. True. But the girls do have good voices.  I think we ought to get them a good coach. A coach, huh? Well, maybe you're right. Well, we're rehearsing our show in a couple of hours. And I'd better get dressed. OK, honey, we'll meet you at NBC later, huh? You know, something Frankie Alice has got an idea. Yeah? Sure. I'd like to get a good coach for the kids. You know, somebody with a nice, soft, cultured voice that has resonance. Mm-hmm. The kind of a voice that sends you a voice. Hey, Curly, I know just the person. She's a woman. And if she can teach your kids to sound like her, you've got nothing to worry about. Let's go see this girl. All right, Remly. Wait a minute. This girl... She's OK, Curly. I give you the word of a gentleman. Well, bring him along, and I'll go. Look, I'll take one more chance, Remly. I'll go with you. Now, let's go. You know something? What? You know where it is, huh?  And pretty soon, my girls will be able to sing just like me. And then they'll have no trouble getting a job. I don't know. There ain't much demand for female baritones. Tallulah does all right. Baritones do OK if you don't believe me. Listen, Dad. A preacher went out walking Twas on one Sunday morning It was against his religion, but he took his gun along He shot himself some mighty fine quail and one little mealy hair But on his way returning home He met a great big grizzly bear Now the bear got down in the middle of the road On all fours like a great big toad And looked at preacher right square in the eye And the preacher looked at him and said, Bye-bye, preacher gut up Took out the run The bear right after that preacher did come And he run, and he run for about a mile And the preacher sat down and rested a while Preacher gut up, started again Bear right after him with more them And he ran, and he ran till he spotted a tree Said, up on the limb is the place for me Bear reached up, made a graph for him And the preacher lit, then he baked the limb Pulled himself up and turned about Cast his eyes in the skies and he did shout, Oh, Lord, you deliver Daniel from the lion's den Also deliver Jonah from the belly of the whale And then the Hebrew children from the fiery furnace Of the good book do declare, yes, Lord If you can't help me for goodness sake, don't help that bear Now just about then that limb let go And the preacher come tumbling down Reached in his park, pulled his razor out Just before he hit the ground Awful bang, it was a terrible sight That preacher and the bear with the razor in his hair Just to cut him left and right They rolled around on the ground The preacher was up, and then he was down The bear let out an awful moment It looked like the preacher was holding his own Said, if I get out of here alive with that good book I will abide, I'll never sin on Sabbath day And suddenly come all pray and pray into the heavens He did glance at Lord, just give me one more chance Then his suspenders gave away And he knocked that bet and feed away The preacher got up, made a bounce For the tree where he'd be safe and sound Fooled himself up and turned about Cast his eyes and skies and he didn't shout Oh, Lord, you deliver Daniel from the lion's den Also delivered Jonah from the belly Of the whale and men The Hebrew children from the fiery furnace Of the good book do declare, yes, Lord If you can't help me for goodness sakes Don't help that bear Why'd you bring me to this place? This is a nightclub All I'm looking for is a voice coach Hear, Curly And when you hear this girl's voice It's sensational What does she do here? Is she the star of the show? No Does she sing with a band? Not exactly Every time I hear a voice that does something to me I swoon with ecstasy Well, what does she do here? Cigars Cigarettes You mean to tell me that this cigarette girl Is the voice coach? If your kids can pick up her voice Inflections, they'll be sensational Oh, yeah That's all I need is my two kids Walking around the house saying Cigar Cigar Gardening Remly, I don't think that's quite The kind of a coach Alice had in mind for the girls Ah, Curly, give her a chance The poor kid needs a job She has a job But she don't make enough to be able to Dress right Look at that skimpy costume she has to wear It only reaches From under her arms to just Below her hips She can't even afford A whole dress That's a whole dress She just ain't in it for nothing Ah, Curly, at least talk to the girl Let me call her over I want you to get a load of Her talent Don't bother I can see it from here I can't hire this girl Will you come on now, let's get down to rehearsal You run along, Curly, I'll meet you there I have a little business to attend to All right, but don't forget to show up Cigars Cigarettes Chewing tobacco Chewing tobacco I guess she ran out of gardenia I'll see you later, Remly Yeah, okay, Curly Curly's making a mistake Not hiring that girl We can't let all that Talent go to waste I guess it's up to me to do something for her Oh, Miss Yes, sir Is there anything I can do for you?   Did you see Born Yesterday? Yes Well, you're looking at a man You're looking at a man who saw the same picture I told you I don't want to be in pictures But I like to sing If you could get me a job with a band You come to the right man, honey, consider yourself working You ever hear of the Phil Harris band? You mean you can get me a job with Phil Harris? That's a cinch, I happen to own the outfit Harris just fronts it for me I'll put it in writing By the way, what's your name, honey? Carmen Lombardo You're not one of Guy's brothers, are you? I just happen to have the same name Well, here's the contract It says I hereby agree to pay Miss Carmen Lombardo $500 a week $52 a week signed Phil Harris Now, about the date I'll pick you up later as soon as I get back from Band Rehearsal Oh, I'll go with you, darling It'll give me a chance to practice with a band Well, I don't know, you see Don't argue, Cecil If you want a date tonight I'm going to Band Rehearsal with you Yeah Now look, Carmen You better wait out in the hall, dear Well, I go into Curley's dressing room and set things up for you Very well, but don't keep me waiting too long Now that I signed it to a contract I may have a little trouble getting her on the show Of course, if I could talk Curley into letting Carmen take Alice's place I... Well, that's worth a try Oh, there you are, Remi Oh, I was detained Curley, I've been thinking about this much too hard lately What do you mean? Well, after all, she's the mother of two children She's getting along in years and she's entitled to retire Yeah, but she wants to work She makes a lot of money So what? See, Biscuit was a big money maker But after a while, they retired him and put him out to pasture and he has nothing to do but eat grass Yeah I don't know if Alice would like to live in a pasture Besides, grass gives her heartburn Anyway, I could never get anybody to replace Alice on the show Yeah, it would be tough But I'm sure you could find somebody if you looked around Looked around where?   Yeah Are you kidding, Elliot?    I don't want that day moron here We got to get rid of her before Alice sees her We can't, Curly Carmen has a contract and she's liable to sue us for everything you got All right, all right Now let's get into the studio and maybe we can talk Alice out of singing I never heard... Where have you been, Phil? I'm ready to rehearse my song again Oh yeah, your song Look, honey You know, after thinking it over I don't think you ought to sing You know, I just found out that singing is not healthy It causes baldness That's right, some of our best crooners haven't got a hair on their head Maybe so, but you're not talking me out of singing I'm going up on the bandstand and do my song right now But honey, I tell you Let her sing, I got an idea After she's through singing we'll make believe that we didn't hear a sound come out of her Go ahead and sing, Alice We'd love to hear you Why miss magic Relax Give it a chance We're right on the very brink Of kiss number one There's no time to stop a thing It's too late to run The beginning's begun so Why fight the feelings The feelings That started us realin' Why fight the feelings That says tonight is the night Why fight the feelings When it's oh so right Feeling The feeling The fabulous feeling Why fight the feeling Relax And give it a chance We're right on the very brink Of kiss number one There's no time to stop a thing There's no time to stop a thing It's too late to run The beginning's begun so Why fight the feelings The feelings That started us realin' Why fight the feelings That says tonight is the night Why fight the feelings When it's oh Yeah, but I thought Alice said she was gonna sing I guess she changed her mind Now what are you talking about? I just finished my song I didn't hear singing, no Frankie, didn't you hear me sing? I can't answer that Why not? I can't even hear you talking I should have my tongue cut out Why don't you have it done by the same guy That removed your brain? Alright fellas, alright Out with it Why are you trying to keep me from singing? Are you trying to get rid of me, Phil? Don't be silly, honey Why should I want to get rid of you? Who could ever take your place? I'm Mr. Harris! What? Julius, what about this dame in Mr. Harris's dressing room? Who is she? I don't know As soon as I walked in she looked at me and tried to sell me a gardenia Gardenia? Oh, um, um Oh, Alice That must be that little old flower lady that always comes around She's 80 years old, dear If she's 80, she better put more clothes on before she gets pneumonia I'm gonna find out who's in there Come on boys, we'll see who's in that dressing room But honey, I don't think... Come on! Cigars Cigarettes Gardenias What are you doing here? I'm waiting for Mr. Harris Alright, Phil, start talking Who is she? Well, um Well, that is, um Well, um Well, I don't know, I never saw her before Oh, Phillip You know who I am It's Grandma Granny, when did you get in from Tennessee? Hey Alice, I want you to meet my grandmother This is a grandmother?  Well, you know Grandpa He gets a new model every year You see, he doesn't have a car Alright, alright, you can stop now Miss, who are you? I'm the new singer, Mr. Harris Hyatt He replaced the old girl he had Who are you? I'm the old girl And I've got news for you I'm still with him But I have a contract with him I have a contract with him too Mine is signed by Mr. Harris Who signed yours? A minister and two witnesses Let's see you top that one I think she's got you, Speedy Alice, I didn't sign no contract with her Frankie did Well, if Frankie signed it, it's not valid You might as well, uh, run along, Miss I've never been so humiliated in all my life And it's for you, Mr. Remley I never want to see you again Goodbye But darling, I... There goes the only girl I ever loved Born Monroe Her name's Carmen Lombardo Well, I was close Let's go home And you boys walk in front of me So I can keep my eye on you Where did you find that girl? Oh, she was a cigarette girl in the nightclub And Frankie fell for her sultry voice Oh, Frankie did, huh? You wouldn't fall for a sultry voice, would you, Phil?  Cigars, cigarettes God, Dean Pardon me, Miss You got a lot of talent I can get you a job You can stop, Curly It's only your wife Oh Stay tuned for Hedda Hopper's radio column Then Theatre Guild on NBC


Hey survivors, in this video I'm going to be talking about how the narcissist lies to maintain a false sense of power. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at narxfathercoaching at gmail.com. Check out the new merchandise in the narxfather store. We have new designs in our t-shirts, tantops and mugs. The link to the narxfather store is in the video description. The narcissist lies to maintain a false sense of power. They are very good liars. They know how to lie. They know how to deceive. They've had years of practice at doing this. They never took the time to work themselves and establish any other qualities or abilities. So they depend on lies and deception. They deliberately cause people to believe something that is not true for their own personal gain. This is where their false sense of power comes from. Their lies give them the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events. Without lying, they would never have the capacity or ability to do this because they never took the time to develop any real qualities or abilities. Lying is not a real quality or ability. It involves making someone believe something that is not true or not real. When the narcissist is lying, they are changing your behavior or perception through indirect, deceptive or underhanded tactics. It's not something where they are utilizing their qualities and abilities to achieve something they want or desire. Everything they do involves unlawfully taken from other people and using it to create a false sense of power. Even if they are just taking away your sense of what you believe to be true or real, that's gaslighting. Where they manipulate you into doubting your memory and perception. Making you question your sanity because they don't have any real power of their own. Everything they do is designed to trick you into giving your power to them, which they then use against you. That's why they have to make you believe things that are not true or not real because if they were to accept what is true and what is real about you and them, there would be no competition. This is why they have to lie to maintain a false sense of power.  There would be no competition. They would never be able to compete with you. That's why they have to live in this world based on their emotions. Where what they feel becomes the facts. They can't exist in a world based on logical reasoning. That would automatically put them at a disadvantage. Because they never took the time to establish any qualities or abilities. They have spent their entire lives focusing on how they can trick people into giving them what they want. They're not going to be honest or genuine with you and try to establish something in the right way. Because they already know that they're not capable of doing that. Since they already expect to lose, their only other option other than to accept the feat is to trick you into giving them what they want. They have to manipulate, deceive, trick you into giving your power to them, which they they they can then hold above you. As though they are superior. When really, that's just something they took from you. That's why they have to live in this world based on their emotions. Where what they feel becomes the facts. What they feel becomes the truth. It's more favorable for them. Because they can orchestrate it in a way that benefits them. It doesn't have to be based on logical reasoning in their fantasy world. Whatever they believe to be true in their minds is the truth. Because it favours them. It makes them look good. Remember everything about everything is about them. They are self-absorbed. This world was created to serve them and to get them the things that they need to survive. Things that they would never be able to obtain in the real world. They have to create a fake world where they can manipulate, lie, trick, steal, to extract the things that they need from their targets. In the real world, this would never be possible. They would die out very quickly. That's why they have to bring you into their fantasy world where they are able to lie to maintain a false sense of power. They have to lie to you to give you the illusion that they are worthy, credible and valuable people. They have to trick you into believing that they are able to be believed and that they are worthy of your time. It becomes a problem when you start holding them accountable for what they said or for what they displayed to you, which may have been an illusion of something to suggest that they are worthy, credible and valuable people. When you start holding them accountable and you require or expect them to deliver or provide on what they said or displayed to you, it becomes a real problem. It becomes a problem because everything that they suggested to you or tried to get you to believe isn't what they really are. When you hold them accountable to everything they said they were, everything they said they were about, they can never deliver or provide this to you while they remain unable to deliver on everything they said they were about. You begin to notice a lot of inconsistencies and things that don't make sense, things that might lead you to believe that you are not compatible with this person. It creates uncertainty and confusion in your mind about who this person is and what they are really about. You begin confronting them in an attempt to deal with this problem or difficulty. This is where they will begin to act out and create drama and chaos for no apparent reason. They will talk about things that are completely irrelevant from the current situation. This is designed to divert your attention from the real issue. The reason for this is because the narcissist already knows that once you begin questioning them at a fault or their failure to meet a certain standard, you are going to lose admiration and respect for them. You are no longer going to believe in anything that they are saying or displaying to you. This will lead to you discrediting and devaluing them, reducing their worth or importance to what it really is. Rather than what they try to make you believe, once their worth or importance has been reduced and you no longer believe in them, that is when they begin to leave. The most important thing to them is your belief.   If you no longer believe in their lies, they have no power, not even a false sense of power because you no longer believe in them. Their false sense of power is dependent on what you believe to be true, what you believe to be real. Once you no longer believe in them, they can no longer lie to you. They can't manipulate or control you. They can alter your perception or make you believe whatever they want you to believe.  Once you no longer believe in them, they have no power. They tricked you into giving your power to them. The power came from your beliefs about them. They tricked you into believing in them, believing in their false self, believing in their illusions.  They no longer have any power and they can no longer use your power against you. Once you have taken back your power by no longer believing in them, they will quickly remove themselves from your life. At this point you have won. Now they want nothing to do with you because they know that you no longer believe in them.  They will not contact you again if they know that they cannot manipulate or deceive you anymore. If they're not contacting you, it's because you've pointed out so many inconsistencies and things that weren't right about them that they know you're not going to believe in their lies anymore. It would take a lot of work for them to manipulate you now and they're not going to do that because you've lost admiration and respect for them. You no longer value them. So why would they want to be around you? They don't want anything to do with you now because there is nothing that they can do to manipulate or control you. They can't extract anything from you now.   Once you have figured everything out about them, you will soon realize that while they did all of these things to portray an image of power, that was just to compensate for the fact that all along they saw you as being superior to them. They felt threatened by you. That's why they wanted to have power over you. Once you've figured this out and you realize everything they try to do to keep you under their control, to compensate for the fact that they felt threatened by you and they felt that you are superior to them. Once you've figured this out and you realize that they are not worthy or deserving of even being around you, you don't have to do anything after that. They will leave on their own. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching enquiries you can email me at nags5ercoaching at gmail.com. Check out the new merchandise in the Nags5er store where you can purchase your own Nags5er t-shirt, tank top or mug. The link is in the video description. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.