Adiban managed to trick his opponent's Spanish grandmaster, Rania Vezquez, quite early on in the game. Let's find out what happened. Adiban, 3.5 out of 4. Tell us about your game today. Yeah, it was Sicilian's Kevin Ingen. It was a hybrid of many systems and then finally at some point, he went for this E5 more, which I think it was not accurate. He has to maybe wait. But then I got this slightly better position, but then I think he just kind of lost track and he just blended the pawn. And then after that, actually even after that, it was quite interesting at some point. He had to walk with the king to the center of the board and then he makes a draw, but he didn't see it. So without that, I think it was just when he played Bishop Sifa. He had to take the knight at some point. The knight was hanging on E2 and then I go to Rooker Fed and the king comes to E6. It was fun. I just thought, okay, if it is a draw that way, it will be at least entertaining. So you always play for entertainment? Yeah, sure. Now you said he went wrong for the second time with Bishop Sifa because he also missed your little trick with Bishop F7 earlier. That's true. Same square, twice. I didn't notice that nice point. Now was it still a task to convert after you won the pawn on F7? You said he still had some drawing chances? Yeah, because he has two bishops and so I have to be quite careful to convert the pawn. But okay, then I tried this knight E2 which worked well actually for this game. And tell us you're on three and a half out of four. Are you pleased with the score and the way you've been playing here? So far, yeah. The second game actually I had a really good chance but okay, it was my trainer. So I'll try to pretend that I didn't want to win that game even though I got a very good push. Apart from that, yeah, because I got a really good chance that game and I was a little bit upset. But so far after that I won two games so quite happy with how the tournament is going on. Your trainer will love us here? Yeah, yeah, sure. Tell us a bit about the experience of you worked with him several times but playing him over the board? Yeah, I know that he is like, I can say he won maybe crazier than me when it comes to like, so I know how he plays. So I was expecting a full-fledged battle and yeah, it was a very interesting game. And yeah, working with him has been quite nice for some time. Yeah, because he has worked with all the team of Cardpo first and then our own Anand and so yeah, it was nice to play with him. But it's also tricky, you know, playing against your own trainer who knows you extremely well? Yeah, but this was not the first time. So I'm okay and also I play quite a variety of openings. So I can always find some line which we have not worked together. How has it been playing in Gibraltar so far? How are you liking it? Yeah, it's been like I'm returning after some three or four years. So I'm like very happy to be back to the Rock. Right. Well, we wish you all the best for the remaining rounds. Thank you for joining us. Thanks.


see Danny likes to do his announcements with this whole oh they're the most original in the league one of the best veterans but the end of the day there's not many battlers in the UK that have the same originality that Jake Dill and us an absolute beast in the pit and entertainer puts on a show every single so they say lefties an iPhone soldier I'm just a bar for that a guy I told you he thinks he's a jet sitting high roller because he's got a boyfriend in the Arctic he's bipolar I'm glad we've got J Dill and on T-North. There ain't many people in this league that can keep up with the entertainer but we have J's So are we looking like five nil to the north?


And you saw how I chose the student, didn't you? Yeah. You don't want to resist on it. OK. To represent the class. Hi, Mr. President. How are you? Oh, I got a couple of special guests. Christina Gray, Mr. President, and her teacher, David C. Heiner. Collchester, Illinois. And then the fifth grade class. And they may be still want to present the U.N. You know, I had it earlier in the year. We couldn't make it in the range. Finally, then it would be nice to have the teacher himself come out. And then they all got enthused and wonder, oh, how can we send somebody from the class? They had a drawing. I don't know, 41 members of the class. She won the lucky number. So she has to see the president. How about that? We've got something special to present to the president, too, there, right? I'm not sure on the pictures of the class, too. So you've got everything. Oh, my god. How about that? That's wonderful. My pleasure, Mr. President. What that is, Mr. President, is it's a late-slammed project. Oh, well, sure. We'll have that a little bit later. And on behalf of the fifth grade class, what are you going to present? Sure, you get that up here. Right. OK. We'll take a little bit of a bullet like that, so that the picture gets to look really good there. Something like that. So we can pass the state fair and everything else, won't we? Thank you, sir. Oh, thank you, Mr. President, very, very much. Great, you'll be able to tell the class now when we've been in the oval on this. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you very much, Mr. Bookmark. Oh, man. How's your health, guys? For the rest of the class, for everybody in here is a jar filled with jelly beans. Oh, thank you, man. How about that? The jar has the seed on it, my name on it. Thank you, sir. And please, give them that mix. Well, we'll help them out very much. I appreciate this. All right. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Well, let's get this old baby on. I don't know, I guess we've got to leave this here. No, we're ready. OK, thanks for taking it. All right. Pleasure. Thank you again, sir. Why? I don't know why. Follow up to your reviews, I think. Well, that's not him. This is the thrill of my life, sir, to meet you. Oh, listen.  You don't mind? Sure. I'm not so crazy about my kitchen. And I thought that maybe at the end of the month, you could sort of sort of get in my mind. Will, how do I do this, sir? Don White Jeannie, Mr. President. Mr. President. Nice to see you again. You look wonderful. I don't feel good. Yes, sir. It's that child of yours. I haven't seen him, but I've been hearing him. Come on, I think it's just the only picture of it. You look real well. Will, here I go again. He's got some. Mr. President, I'd like to give you this, if I may. Just a token of our appreciation. Red and white and blue. Red and white and blue, too. That's my picture. It looks like me. If I can share this with you, Mr. President, my son, who's... Remember Stuart. Stuart. Stuart. Who's five. He said, now, Daddy, be sure to tell him. He said, Daddy, we tried some, but don't tell him. Okay? He says it's very good. Don't tell him that we tried some. Just tell him that it's good. But you knew that. Yes, well, just one second here. Just a couple of little windows for you. Your presence with the seal. Thank you very much. And I took care of it. Oh, thank you, Mr. President. That's what I was trying to tell you. Absolutely. Thank you so much. He's got a booklet of some of his reviews. You appreciate reviews. Some of the reviews that he did. I don't like that one about that he does a better Reagan than that. Of course, the Los Angeles Times. There I can expect things. Justice O'Connor. Yes. Well, can I? Bonzo. That was the first thing I did, Mr. President. They didn't like the show, but they loved me. You know that Bonzo died the night the picture was on. There was a fire out there. An animal world out there. Where the trained animals and things used in pictures. And that night, there was a fire there. This is when we did the saving of the President. Oh. I was you and... I remember. This is wonderful. Now, could I tell you a little story about imitating the President's building? Maybe you might find it useful sometime. I understood that this was supposed to... Kennedy, John Kennedy. And he was getting kind of campaigned out or not campaigned out. He was just getting kind of weary of a lot of the times people were engaged in something. So he found a little bit of that. That could imitate him just personally. Looked like him in everything.   And so, one million did well. They applauded the crowd. They were really applauded. And being show business and all, he motioned for quiet. And he said, I'll make it 20%. Well, now they were going wild. And he looked off and saw somebody off the wings from the President's office saying no more. Couldn't make it any more. And finally, he motioned for quiet. And he says, there's an anchor. He said, I was saying, Yankee doodled down by drinking the glass of water at the same time. That's show business. Well, Mr. President, it's an honor, sir. And I just want to say that it's the honor of my life. And Mr. President, I'm just thrilled. And you've made us feel great, Mr. President. Well, keep up the good work. We're all behind you 100%. Thank you very much. Imitation is the sincerest one. That's right. Oh, and so good. We need you. Thank you, Mr. President. Please, one night. Please. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Goodbye. Now, there's only one thing here. And happy birthday to you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Best birthday present I'll have all day. Well, you did a terrific job. We're all pleased. Oh, wow. We end up with more goodies because I know they can't come to you. Yeah. We have some fine goodies over there. And the legislative affairs will have to come back. Well, why don't you just take that car? Oh, no. It's a birthday present. Why not? Oh, no, that's for you. That goes upstairs. No, every place I turn, as you can see, we've gotten there. They'd still be here three years from now. He's better in a skit. He wasn't. I didn't think he was so terrific. Did you come in the door? It was very funny. It was funny. But he is on stage. He's not bad. They've done it on stage at Don Regan's. Yeah, I'm sure it takes a little while to get warmed up. I mean, watch into your office and do it. It's not easy. I know. It's scary. But it was interesting watching him watching you. He was looking for new things to do.  He was just a whole time. And he wants to buy a copy of the videotape, too. That's great. Well, we're ahead of schedule.  Thank you, Mr. President. You're welcome. Okay. I think you've fouled up logistically. Yeah, I can come. You got your roll down now? Yeah, I got mine. How are you, sir? I'm just fine. And, uh... How are you, Mr. President? How are you, sir? This is all about. We're just waiting for a very special dessert. That is a cake. And it is commemorating your 20th anniversary here, in this position. That is so exciting. And, uh... There's just a little soul in here. There's a little token there. Thank you, sir. All right? So it's up to you to open that and, uh... see that we get dessert. I must say, it wasn't a surprise. It was. We were on a wonderful job, getting me in the back office, and talk some very... Oh, and this is our favorite cake. Oh, yes, sir. Congratulations on your 20th anniversary. How do we get to eat his cake? Oh, that's beautiful. I hope so. Well, we got to taste it. All right. What did he tell you I wanted? He started talking about our trip to Geneva, and the city had something. And it wasn't very important. Is it 20 today or 20 really? It'll be tomorrow, sir. The 31st. Oh, that's very fast. That's what we have today. Well, that's close enough for a couple of years. I think this is the first time in 20 years I've been totally nervous about it. We're going to set that aside. Here you go. I think anybody that's been around a West Wing for 20 years has got a right to be nervous. I think it did. In fact, shortly. Excuse me, I wished it. Yes, sir. Are you off to Geneva? Yes, sir, sure. Looking forward to that. It'll be nice and quiet around here when this crowd takes off. I'm delighted. Do you hear that? Do you hear what he said? I'm delighted when we leave. Oh, and Ron leaves those things out of there. But really the changes in this place it's amazing when you guys take off. Do you mean with a nose of wax? No, but it's just the pet. I mean, it's just in so many ways. Is that your brim? It's the president's relations. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. I'm not sure it's brim, though, that mate. Oh, I see where the hand is. Maybe it was broken off. Well, is there kind of a take-out? Ron, what's it been like? What are the visible physical differences between 20 years? Has this been all pretty much the same? I think so. I think probably one of the finest things I've ever done. When I say a few words from the White House it's saying welcome to the White House but now it's welcome to the Republican Party. I hosted some 150 of your number here last summer. I never had any idea that so many more would follow so quickly. Well, believe me, we're glad you did. I know what you've done wasn't easy. Changing parties while in office and coming as many of you do from staunchly in democratic areas is tough. For some, like Jim O'Grady, here from Chicago's Cook County, it could have been terrifying. That is, one who has stood in your shoes, I can tell all of you, you've made the right choice. Anyone looking in on this room is seeing freedom of choice in the American political system at work. Can I see John Hankel? Am I pronouncing that right? Yes. Louisiana's former Speaker of the House or Houston District Judge David Hittner just named the best judge in Harris County and best lawyer in Texas. Or Pete Drew, Chairman of Tennessee's Legislative Black Caucus or any of the rest of you. Did you? There you are. For any of the rest of you here, I see the future of the Republican Party. Congratulations in particular to the largest delegation here, Louisiana's, with 17 new Republicans. For campaigning in Louisiana on behalf of someone running for governor some years ago, Newie didn't have a chance to win but simply was trying to create a state that would have be a two-party state and his goal was if we could achieve 40% of the voters in the state at that time. And he was successful. He didn't win but they got the 40% of the voters and now you're showing the results of those beginning days. In fact, as a group, you represent 13 states in the south, the west, and the northeast and you're diverse by age, race, and gender, proof that the principle and the courage that you've shown is not a narrow or regional development. You all know why you felt you had to do what you have. School board member Kevin Walsh of Alabama said he was tired of the Democrats quote, 1930s way of thinking, unquote. Maryland County Executive Hugh Nichols said, his democratic shoes no longer fit. Well, we recognize that your party change offers an obligation on us as Republicans. I think it was Mayor Larry Barton of Talladega, Alabama who said it all for us when he told the press that his party switch carries a price tag. Quote, and that price tag is that the Republican party opened the doors not to let us be water carriers, but to become the nightmare. Well, as I say, but way back in the 30s, in the time of the New Deal, a staunch of Democrats there was in the world, a smiling warrior from New York who had been a presidential candidate who had been the governor of New York. He stood up and he went on national radio on television at the time and he made a speech that went down in political history, it was famous, about his own party and closed it saying, I'm taking a walk. He cited that people had begun to take over the party of Jackson and Jefferson. And so I thought about myself and the change and I can say to you if you haven't thought about it, it isn't entirely you didn't change so much. There's been a change in the party that we all once belonged to. When I cast my first vote and that was back. The Democratic platform in that election called for a 25% reduction in the cost of the federal government. It called for the elimination of useless government bureaus and commissions. It called also for the returning to the states and local communities and to the people powers and authority that had been unjustly seized by the federal government. Now, any one of us could run on that platform today but you'd have to run in the Republican Party. Because it was not alone that we changed, we recognized a change that we could not go along with. So whether it's our fair share tax plan or the backing of the Graham Rudman plan to achieve a balanced budget by 1990 or our efforts for peace through strength this administration and this party are dedicated to achieving what the people want. Not what the organized interests in Washington desire. It was Winston Churchill who said because he changed parties too in his country. He said some men change principle for party and some change party for principle. In my home state of California I'm proud to know that just last week in that state where as long as I can remember the Democrats were in a majority a statewide poll showed that the number of voters there identifying themselves as Republicans now equals the number saying that they are Democrats. So you see you're not alone. Congratulations to all of you for doing what was right. Consider yourselves as of this moment full fledged members of a party to benefit from your full participation. I thank you all for coming here today and making this a renewed sorts for me also. I know that we're just going over there and then we're going to have some photographs but we're going to have some over there while some of the last to sign sign. Which reminds me of my own experience. I had switched actually but had not gotten around to re-registering in California because for one thing the party that we now belong to thought in that election that would be more fitting. If I would campaign on their side but as still a member of the other party but then I became so identified with the party I was doing fundraisers and everything else just two years later and I was doing a Republican fundraiser.  And I had to say well no I haven't, I'm going to I haven't gotten around to that. She said I'm a re-register. I put the thing on the podium I signed up and said now where was I? But some people coming over there and you and I you and Frank are going there will be no initiations and we will give you a tour of the city. Congratulations. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Well I thought they didn't know what to do. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We're going to take them over to see George now. That's right. I got to go back to work. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. There's a Henry VIII has rolled here in a kind of a political propaganda picture. You see Henry with his son, Henry VI has another picture of Edward over on the side who died at 16 so he only ruled six years and then you remember the next in line was his daughter Mary who refused to go over to Protestantism so after all this upheaval and the break of the Pope and so forth suddenly they found themselves Catholic again and she married King of Spain for like a second and then a few years later Elizabeth his daughter by Anne Boleyn took over and the allegory is that if you mess around with all of this business of going back to Rome you're only going to bring war and there's Mars, the guard of war coming in but if you go with Elizabeth it's peace and prosperity and here they are, here's peace treading on the sword and disarming and here is prosperity with everything coming up roses and it all says you see a face of much nobility love in a little room four states with their conditions a father and virtuous son a zealous daughter and when she was a zealous in her kind what is the world of no and last of all a virgin queen to England's joy would see successively to hold the bright and virtuous at the three and there she is vote for Elizabeth but maybe I'll try I'll try I'll try


Sup guys, how we doing? Welcome back to the channel. Welcome back to another episode of rugby player reacts and today We're focusing on none other than the 87th best player in the NFL for the year of 2021 as voted by his peers Of course Alan Robinson wide receiver for the Bears. Have we seen him before? Yes, we have do I remember who he is? No, not really so let us all jog our memories together and check him out But before we do a quick word from our exclusive video sponsor Major Key Physiques. Sup guys. Thank you first and foremost for clicking on this video Secondly, it's brought to you by none other than Major Key Physiques and I'm wearing some right now Major Key Physiques is a New Zealand based bodybuilding and fitness brand They have a complete range covering men's womens and accessories Everything is sized from small to triple XL International shipping is always available. The products have all been designed with both aesthetics and Quality at the forefront with over a thousand happy customers and shipping worldwide There's no reason why you shouldn't check them out head down into the description box below check out the link www.majorkeyphysiques.com use code jacob20 for 20% off and Come and join the team. Thanks for listening and enjoy the video. Peace out Right now that the formalities are over with Let's check him out I don't think I've ever seen him drop a football Just like just thinking about it. I've seen him make ridiculous catches the ball thrown his way if it hits his hands It's almost like he's catching it Yeah, I remember Alan Robinson, how could we forget those hands doesn't matter if it's low or high Left or right. It looks like he's going out there and getting it Alan Robinson is able to go zero to 100 real quick real quick Kenny just Tell you what I'll tell you what Catching the ball on the burst bang a violent right foot step or left and he's away Now what is his breakaway speed? Let's have a look 27 years of age six foot two 216 pounds pick number 61 in the second round of the 2014 draft. He played at the Jags actually From 2014 to 17 now. He's at the Bears made his one and only Pro Bowl in 2015 His second year in the league and in that same year He led the NFL in receiving touchdowns now. That's 2015. He's still balling out He's been at the Bears since 2018.  In fact, I've never ever seen being a guy that does like rounded numbers Being a guy that does have a little bit of OCD to see a four second flat 4.00 and a seven second flat seven point zero zero For both of these drills that actually that actually makes me pretty happy and I can't explain why 39 inches on the vertical ten foot seven on the broad jump. He's an athlete. He's six foot three 220 pounds Wide receiver Alan Robinson. Tell you what if I did back the Bears, he'd be instantly one of my favorites Logan the Bears were in good hands with number 12 on the field. I mean, it might just be me, but I Tend to think that you'd see guys, you know flying out there going out and grabbing the ball More so in the defensive position the cornerback position, you know a guy that sees the ball coming is able to pick it off But this guy's actually going out there as a receiver catching the ball like that. It's We have seen some circus catches by Robinson today circus like He's a dominant player. He's a dog and I think he's starting to get some of the recognition he deserves You know because he's been doing this for a while great adjustment by Alan Robinson It's a pretty good route the fact that he has great route running, you know His knowledge also of you know defensive schemes and getting open with man's own doesn't matter Fine effort by one of the most underrated wide receivers Now I need to break this down because Well, I did it for Shaquille Barrett and he's a linebacker So you see Robinson a wide receiver do a nice way bang off the left like this and we've simply got to break it down But but Robinson already knows he knows he wants to go to the right of the defender Okay, he wants to set the defender up thinking he's going to the left. He's going to the right What's he gonna do? He's gonna put his right foot in the ground as If he's stepping to the left. It's a simple right left and he's away It's setting up that left foot step and the acceleration that's going to be generated from that step Around to the right hand side of the defender That matters whatever he does before sticking his left foot in the ground is all about setting the defender up to think he's going that way You know his knowledge also of you know defensive schemes and I like that Pushes him down the field couple of feet decides to Stick his right foot in then his left foot and go look. He's actually he's hopped He's hopped off his right. He's gonna do it again and at this moment Seeing as he's actually come forward rather than to the left or right that's gonna make it even harder for the defender You know to not only work out what he's gonna do But then react to what he's done and try and you know close down the place So he's about to stick his right foot in The left comes not long after and he burns him Now his knowledge also of you know defensive schemes and getting open with man's own doesn't matter While he may be underrated Robinson receives plenty of attention often drawing the opponent's best cover corner I knew once they talked about beating cornerbacks and the best cornerbacks in the league I knew they were gonna include Ramsey and that's got me excited to see where Ramsey Ends up landing on this list because I tell you what if there's one thing about Jalen Ramsey that I enjoy It's giving him a little bit of his own medicine Through a computer screen of course not in person but still He's going against the top guys, you know what with also a quarterback that I get uncertain quarterback situation Not the easiest Despite Chicago's quarterback carousel a Rob snared 102 passes and eclipsed 1100 yards Oh, I was gonna say 102 passes. Did he make a thousand yards? Yeah, you did a second straight season I tell you what doesn't matter what position you're in doesn't matter what team you're in doesn't matter whether you make this list or not If you make a thousand yards in a season You're an absolute legend The best thing about him though is the fact that if you throw him the football and it hits his hands He catches it and Robin said what a catch I don't know where he ranks in the league in terms of highest percentage of catching a football when it's thrown at him But I'd be willing to bet it's top three because I don't think I've ever seen him drop a football Catch 44 Interesting due to the fact he spent a lot of the year on these sidelines with an injury No, there's what We we as um, where's Kamara when you need him? Where is Alvin Kamara when you need him because hang on There's one moment that this reminds me of and that is Something about the detail look at the detail, man. Look at the detail. Is that something to do with them? Kamara Malvin Ingram or the Saints. I don't know anyways guys. That's not today's video That's tomorrow's we're finished for the day that is five in the bank This is gonna be a project that takes, you know, three four weeks to complete But that's what I enjoy it gives me a reason to get up every day On my days off from work because I am actually working a full-time job at the moment This is done in my spare time and all I can say is I hope you guys enjoy so Today we've done five more players. We've gone from number 91 90 89 88 87 and tomorrow We'll crack back into it with number 86 Marshawn Laddermore so guys Thanks for watching hit the like button if you have enjoyed it consider subscribing and I'll see you in the next one peace out guys The season's nearly here


Item number SCP-500 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures SCP-500 must be stored in a cool and dry place, away from bright light. SCP-500 is only allowed to be accessed by personnel with level 4 security clearance to prevent misapplication. Description SCP-500 is a small plastic can which, at the time of writing, contains 47 red pills. One pill, when taken orally, effectively cures the subject of all diseases within two hours, exact time depending on the severity and amount of the subject's conditions. Despite extensive trials, all attempts at synthesizing more than what is thought to be the active ingredient of the pills have been unsuccessful. Request from Dr. Klein SCP personnel below level 3 are now banned from handling SCP-500. This is not to be used to cure a hangover.  Request 500-1774-K Dr. 500-0022F has requested one SCP-500 pill for testing with SCP-038. Request has been approved. Request 500-1862-B Dr. Gears has requested one SCP-500 pill for testing an SCP-914. Request has been approved. Request 500-2354-F Dr. █████ has requested one SCP-500 pill for testing with SCP-253. Request denied. Request 500-5667-E Dr. Gibbons has requested two pills of SCP-500 for his personal med kit. Request denied. Addendum 500-1 Two pills have been authorized for use with SCP-008. As a result of conducting a series of tests on Class D subjects infected with SCP-008, it appears that even in the most advanced stages of the disease, one whole pill will accomplish full recovery. Number of pills is 57 at the time of writing. Dr. 500-0021D Addendum 500-2 One pill has been authorized for use with SCP-409. SCP-500 was tested on Subject 409-D-5, who was exposed to the effects of SCP-409. Great recovery accomplished. See Addendum 409-1 Number of pills is 56 at the time of writing. Dr. 500-0021D Addendum 500-4 Request 500-1774-K Approved Five pills have been used in experimentation with SCP-038. It has been determined that SCP-038 is capable of duplicating SCP-500, however, the success of the duplicated pills is limited. The duplicated pills are only effective in curing the subject 30% of the time, with chance of successful healing dropping as time since clone increases. In 60% of the cases where the infection is permanent, symptoms of infection remain, though further infestation is neutralized. Subject dosing with SCP-038 clone pills is recommended for all personnel suffering from incurable conditions, as supply of SCP-500 remains extremely limited. All five used samples of SCP-500 were returned. Number of pills is 56 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-5 Daring experiments with SCP-038, one pill was stolen by Person L.D. To reportedly cure a hangover, stricter controls for samples of SCP-500 given the other projects it's suggested. Person L.D. ██████ has been terminated. Number of pills is 55 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-6 One pill has been used with SCP-231-4. Number of pills is 54 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-7 One pill has been used for experiment 447-A. Number of pills is 53 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-8 One pill has been used with SCP-208. Number of pills is 52 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-9 Request 500-1862-B approved. One pill of SCP-500 is placed within SCP-914 with the setting at FINE, resulting object classified as SCP-427. Number of pills is 51 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-10 Five pills have been taken for the Olympia project, although only two were used. The remaining three will be returned shortly. Upon return, number of pills will be 49. Addendum 500-11 Two pills have been used for experiment 217-██-██-██. Number of pills is 47 at the time of writing. Addendum 500-12 Request to have SCP-500 investigated for mental compulsion, leading to obsessive fixation denied for triviality.


All the god clapping the SS officer stills gives me chose. Yeah, me too.  I wouldn't talk to family member yesterday Partner that they're Jewish and they were appalled They're appalled Okay All the god not as much as that woman calling it to be removed from all the right. Yeah Did you see that gang? By the way, if you don't know Canadian Parliament every member of Government in Canada stood up and cheered Gave two standing ovations to Nazis Right Nazis that killed Jews Poles gays Russians commended her horrendous atrocities, right? And then from the Liberal Party the party that controls the government right now with coalition with some of the other parties One of their members came up and they said they wanted to as Elder God points out they wanted to remove that record from history From Canadian history because it was a mistake. These people were too dumb to know that Those who fought against Russia during World War two were Nazis Right just imagine just imagine what they have erased from history in the past Right those people need to resign immediately in my opinion They should be investigated find out where they're getting their money from looked into with a fine toothpick with a magnifying lens and Because they're civil servants working for the public working for Canadians supposedly if it's been found that they have committed any ethical Discrepancy's I think they should be arrested on the spot their assets seized put on trial for crimes against humanity And I believe we should bring back certain types of punishments that no longer exist in Canada and Deal with them accordingly. Okay, if they're convicted that is right