James P. Madonna and the reference Dr. William J. Eisenman. Okay we are here it happens to be May now. Whoa! The merry month of May. May flowers. Cinco de Mayo week. Happy Cinco de Mayo week. It's not Cinco de Mayo today. It's Saturday but it will be Cinco de Mayo this week. May the 5th and I just want to give a shout out and a salute to all Mexican Americans and people in Mexico for your holiday. Happy Cinco de Mayo. I will play a little mariachi. Oh I love mariachi. Where's this Guadalajara? Guadalajara. You want to go real high? Go real high with those trumps. You know I'm gonna get I'm gonna get a lot of heat for doing this. My friends are gonna make my friends. How did it sound? Great. My friends are gonna mark me. Oh yeah. No your friends won't mark you. Okay. A real friend won't mark you. Yeah yeah but if you understand spontaneity.  So anyway let me get.   What are you doing?  You out of your mind? Have you lost your mind? Yeah let me let me lost it. I never found it. Let me do a little levity bells because it was funny though. Alright formalities. Welcome to Uncensored Hard Hitting Truth. I'm your host James P. Madonna of Megalife 21. The hardest hitting Internet Talk radio station on the planet and I am here with my illustrious co-host and mentor and the very founder of Newsletter Censored in 1977. The one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Izaman. How are you feeling this week sir? I'm ready for a nap already. Well I took a Benadryl. Oh no hold on. And I might be ready for a nap. Why not take half of one? Huh? Why not take half of one and see if that does it? Well I could have I could have taken the like I normally do the homeopathic allergy tablets under under my tongue sublingually and but I was behind I was in a hurry to get here I was I was behind time wise and I was afraid that I needed something strong because I knew I was doing the show and I didn't want to take a chance just in case the homeopathic formula what I'm saying is if the whole one makes you too tired try half of one see if that works well I do have a pill cutter there you go my tea is exceptionally aromatic because not only do I have the imported chai in here chai chai I have peppermint peppermint I have fresh one whole fresh lemon squeezed and and the rind is in there because the rind is of citrus fruits are very high in nutritional value sometimes more than the juice however they and other things oolong tea stinging nettles uh yerba mate uh I got other things in there what were you gonna say pesticides I took care of that okay I soaked the lemons for a long time which I didn't have to in water of uh some baking soda some hydrogen peroxide and white vinegar ah okay all three my friends all right good oh you I know I'm how was that that's cut up was it no I did was I cut the lemon in half I took the seeds out I got my wooden uh you know old-fashioned squeezer yeah I went right into the tea and then I just put the the scooped out half a rind zest into all right it's not the percolator and I did it to the other half I took the seeds out it went squeeze you know now if you had a rasp it's wooden you know you turn it and it gets sort of the pulp and yeah if you had a rasp you could give me if I talk like this no you could try scrape it in to make a zest instead of oh I can well I figure it's for tea purposes it was not it was not a recipe but that way you maybe have a little bit in each cup rather than leaving the whole thing inside the percolator I see I see lemon pulp but well you know the zest will will um I will get all the value out of the zest because as I you know I don't I don't knock off the entire big stainless steel presto percolator one day maybe maybe one or two days I mean I mean maybe two or three days so every day you got iced tea well I could do that every time I reperculate it it's drawing more out of the whatever's in there the bags of other herbs the zest you like you just say zest because you like the way the word sounds instead of hate this instead of skin I said it lined oh you don't like it it's just a matter of uh size well pieces aren't much much smaller it tastes awesome it tastes awesome and it and it tastes as far as the lemon goes the fresh lemon with with the rind tastes better than the concentrated lemon juice in a bottle get out of here with that chemical crap well there's a preservative in the bottle there's chemicals read the gosh darn label well I'm convinced and you know limes are no slouch either limes are good too but very expensive limes are cheaper than lemons no way they always been better check them unless they jacked up price of limes as far as I know but lemons are very medicinal um um there it's supposedly they help with kidney stones too to drink it in morning detox detox detox the the the oil of lemon in the the oil of the lemon I'm sorry the lemon oil in the rind has a very powerful cancer cell destroying ability and it also uh I it also is gets rid of fleas on the cat just google put it on lemons uh um lemon just google the nutritional or the health value of lemons it'll it'll ton of stuff will come up you know uh natural news is a good website uh Livestrong is good okay now I'm going to do a quick shout out because I like to get the formalities over with I want to say greetings to my nea dear friend in Osaka Japan miho hello miho I would like to say um uh I would like to give a shout out to my new friend and a fantastic super intelligent well diversified wizard whiz kid uh from originally from Baghdad Iraq uh rasha yusuf rasha rasha yusuf I say hello to you and welcome to my my largest groups you are a tremendous asset to those groups um also kentheeson kt training to win akara usa bokeh return florida former wwe star kentheeson and all my administrators of my facebook groups uh Jean lucodon justin danis spears uh j cruz uh sash boil joe stebbins anthony laura I guess that's that's all of them okay I don't want to leave anybody out welcome and I appreciate your great work to all my administrators uh when that's it that should be it uh oh and a shout out to the personal trainer and nutritional consultant of uh of the northeast uh mr mario petrus okay he has uh awesome credentials okay petrus fitness his new facebook page check it out all right now um being that it's the beginning of may may second right yeah may second 2015 saturday afternoon that's why i'm doing all this fancy stuff you know because may is supposed to be you know the real spring time when flowers come out the tulips are already out um if we have a a cool spring tulips will last longer if we have a hot spring tulips will last maybe a couple weeks you know anyway uh where are we oh let me get this over chiseler's hall of shame oh i thought we were gonna have ice cream you thought this was full yeah rich and creamy forbidden chocolate you expect this to last in my house for more than two days two days excuse me shame on you shame it's not just this company it's all of them shame on you friendlies ice cream company and also shame on you turkey hill eaties briars uh um may i leave it anybody out yeah um turkey hill eaties briars well vented jerry's is smaller well they've always they've always been a pint yeah shame on all of yous and particularly shame on corporate america and the american food industry for shrinking down the size of the ice cream container again i knew this was going to happen once they get away with the first shrink when i was a kid all these ice creams and containers were a half gallon by the way not anymore now they're they they're all the way 1.5 quarts which is 1.42 liters 1.5 quarts it's almost a quart what is it gonna do shrink down to a the size of a shot glass i mean come on give me a break and guess what the price hasn't changed it the price hasn't gone down no so this is why i hate i despise with a passion corporate america i despise the corporate american ceo you are scum all of yous peter braybeck of nestle's every stinking one of yous are pieces of shit capitalism is the devil's economics it is proven to be look at this 1.5 quarts of this shit friendlies got that i'm sorry one and a half for you lay people that don't know what 0.5 is well anyway i you got it there friendlies you know what it is friendlies i wasn't friendly when i saw the size shrinkage of the container believe me yeah friendlies all right but they all do it they're all doing it bastards you're gonna got away with son of a bitch because why because all the scoundrels in america america today none of them are held accountable for anything they do that's a big problem isn't it and that is all part of capitalism in a conch shell our new series capitalism in a conch shell none are held accountable for any wrongdoing in the united states of america any comments on this ever shrinking product container well i don't know about ever shrinking but last night i saw on facebook i don't know if it was your group or if they have another group i it might have been the one about this is about food all about food everything is food everything is food that's yours right yep yes some people were showing hot dogs last night i don't think it was mine and i'm gonna tell you something every one of those dogs looked like shit i wouldn't trust any supermarket hot dogs these were out out dogs buying out dogs somewhere what do you think what do you think a hot dog stand uses say brett and one guy was well one guy was uh comparing ruts huts nathans oh you mean uh establishments yes not necessarily what's in the hot dog but what what is the hottest hot dog now you go to the establishment you get the hot dog on a roll or something you load it down with all kinds of relishes that's why they load it down they load it down because you got damn roadkill and the damn hot dog man the tube steak is they all look terrible listen you don't want to know believe me all these hot dogs all these companies cons i think that was called best nathans thumans sabrets the ballpark franks by the way all of them except the kosher hot dogs which i give two thumbs up for the kosher hot dogs when they run sale i'll eat them but i wouldn't eat any of the supermarket hot dog i'm sorry go ahead calahans i remember them is now in a building in norwood no longer in the truck they're trying to make a comeback that's it oh so big oh so good is their slogan they calahans is a local it was a local landmark here in uh northern new jersey at one time and uh they were known for their gigantic hot dogs but the damn bun was standard size and what used to happen with me is the bun used to fall apart once i started putting sauerkraut mustard relish you had like five four inches sticking out the top of the bottom of the bottom well it it soaked it once it soaked into the bun the bun was no more it just they used the water day did they boil theirs i mean i haven't been there in years you know i don't remember i know rutz hot deep fries yes yes that's their secret if you want to call it that but and they're famous for their big deep fried onion rings if you are a fried onion ring fan which you are not right i happen to like them but not not with a lot of breading on it but well let me tell you something the best thing to deep fry with is lard that is your best all around at health wise and but the lard has to be very hot the secret to deep frying and i explained it this to uh who's his name uh matt dishman from tennessee i explained it to him i says the reason why you're not reproducing your grandmother's uh deep fried southern cooking is because you got to get that fat in in the in the fryer pan if it's cast iron or whatever you got to get it very very high temperature because if you don't the food will absorb the fat yeah the longer it stays in there and and the food will be greasy mm-hmm it's got to be very high temperature so it cooks but doesn't absorb the fat the oil like a sponge yeah i saw the uh i saw your uh instructions from popcorn last night too on the stove yeah on the stove you end up in the can in it in the in the bucket it was the audio it was an audio field file yeah yeah because somebody else put something up there yeah somebody uh um put well i just wanted to make people understand that he's the right popcorn don't be using gmo shit don't be using gmo some somebody uh some woman that that um post very often says yeah jiffy pop i go that's shit come on there's chemicals in there and they come out of the bag for god's sake you know why because it's on the stove and you got a shake and i says there's crap in there hydrogenated oils and among other things you don't want to i'm talking about straight pure loose popcorn when i was a young man and didn't know any better i think i once or twice used jiffy pop and i burned it every time because you can't chow and and you know what i mean a little minimum blows up you know what i mean when i make popcorn the old-fashioned way i don't have any duds left over yeah when i when i when i used to use the other methods i always used to have burnt kernels at the bottom that didn't bust not kernels kernels kernels yeah not kernels sanders and just kernels kernels of corn and um it's like carrots of a diamond versus bugs bunny's carrots but how many carrots is that any onions i saw that on the cartoon the person had a ring with like big carrots on their finger i saw that all right so um the uh the audio i'm not going to go through it here the audio is on the uh facebook group um everything is food which is our group because we are foodies too we're not just into politics um okay whole the shame all right got you in there uh of course there are many many products and people you can put in a whole the shame i mean i have an i have an aquarium at home um i only have it for this very large goldfish that grew from a little tiny tencent comet oh it is now very large huge i named a clouse after the talking goldfish on the cartoon american dead i used the water for for a watering and fertilizing my plants at the same time because i i read this article online ever since then i'm using aquarium water i also soak my air plants in the water to lancy is okay uh the filter the bubble up filter is made by a company called lee l e e don't buy from them because everything they make the plastic is so fragile and thin it'll snap like a pretzel i had to i have to use a wooden clothespin to keep the um the silicone uh air tubing with the air stone in the filter itself i have to use a clothespin because the plastic part that holds it it was so incredibly fragile that it snapped and it's like you know and the prices never go down when they cut corners and use cheap flimsy materials dr bill never go down the fed does not like it when prices go down but the quality of they make sure they stay but if the but the quality of the american product goes down i don't know american or whatever but the point is uh we will never have prices go down in america this is for sure this is all part of i think a plan to just make the poor in middle class miserable in the united states and this is perfect oh yeah because we have to uh compete with the rest of the world why as far as standard of living is concerned what about northern europe the people are pretty happy there by here under their their version of of capitalism mixed with socialism right they're pretty content well so yeah so far you know because you know health care in uh education our rights they're not privileges but the rich are taxed properly the big corporations prefer selling overseas than they do here okay so they can give two shits about whether americans can afford that's great to buy their product don't they certainly do not do the henry four thingy i got to pay my people enough so they can buy my product i don't care about that they don't care about that okay the persecution of the poor on welfare by republicans uh gentlemen uh contacted me from bergen county new jersey harold uh and um he couldn't find a job and uh you know he went to school a couple times and lazy bum he went to school a couple times you know it's a tech school they told them they were um in demand occupations on the government website and he thought he was gonna get that rewarding new career he did it twice nothing was in demand nobody wants to hire people fresh out of school entry level everyone wants experience five years plus experience plus the diploma companies are nitpicky don't believe republicans when they make it sound like there's plenty of jobs out there there's not so harold had to go on welfare you know he had to apply food stamps uh well because his unemployment ran out the federal extensions ran out so he went on social services and of course they made it made his life miserable like they make everyone else's life miserable you know that for this for the um i don't know what type of rent subsidy he gets but chris christie i mean the the republican run uh state of new jersey is making him write down that he's continuing to look for another cheaper apartment he has to write down seven now i'm sorry no i mean he has to write down five searches he has to write down five searches now where are you going to find a low-cost apartment in this region of bergen county new jersey in the 21st century we are a suburb of new york city where is he going to find a cheap apartment unless he goes into a dangerous ghetto high crime ghetto where is he going to find he's got can we all say patterson so you want so you want you want a a white guy harold to give up his garden apartment his studio garden apartment in a safe clean neighborhood and you want him to go move into a vermin infested high crime crack house ghetto just to make very rich republicans happy to make the big fat piece of shit chris christie and trend new jersey happy i don't think so i don't think harold should put himself in harm's way and uh oh and also harold in order to get his food stamps and cash assistance and whatever he's got a he first they told him he could put down three job searches per work day not counting saturday and sunday all right that was a pain in the ass but he was able to do it per day per work day three what the hell three sir three companies now now the um the manager of the case workers sits him down he's white cheese black sits him down and says oh three searches per day this doesn't show seven hours of job searching or you you got to submit seven per day so harold says seven per day i'm not even getting money to put gas in my car how the hell am i going to drive around for seven hours a day looking for a job i'm not i'm not spending seven hours a day riding around it's bullshit it's total bullshit so i told harold to call the uh the main office that oversees this woman uh it's at 60 state street hack and sack new jersey it's a it's the unemployment office but they have a section called work force that's connected with the state for people on social services to make sure they're looking for a job you know that's an awful lot seven searches per day thank you bill clinton and newt gingrich how the hell how could anybody prove that they're looking for a job for seven hours a day how could you prove it it's like somebody working off the books like a go-go dancer collecting tips tell them the god first contact his congressman and then later on his senator well harold spoke to somebody at 60 state street and they said well of course you can't prove how many minutes and hours somebody takes to look for a job the state just wants to see that you're looking that's so so this caseworker this black caseworker he told me her name was jazelle she's she might be busting harrell's balls because he's white no i don't even go there because he went off on her he said if i was in Caucasian don't even have to do that stuff you know all in the of course she got mad at him it's all in the mechanism thank you bill clinton and newt gingrich they put in effect 1996 they changed welfare as we know it you must work for your stipend now now we're in an economic situation where there aren't any jobs so that doesn't help does it now okay and what about now we're in the catch 22 and what about the the workforce program where the government gives people four thousand dollars to go back to school and you see all these commercials on tv all these tech schools you know with the girl dancing around booking oh get an exciting new rewarding career you know in healthcare and this and that hey if nobody wants to hire entry-level people at his there's your problem and we're well what good are these courses you know going back and having a student loan that's another thing people who have astronomical student loans the government and the banks got together and students have a bigger payback rate than other loans because it's a sure thing baby the student they can't go bankrupt and get rid of it either but these are the same students that thought that their career that they have to pay so much money back for was in demand not only is it not in demand but if happens to be if there happens to be a demand these companies are very picky they want years of experience nobody wants to train an entry-level person they all want years of experience it gets back to the situation it's the system has to be changed you got to get the people out of there that are doing you bad well you know Marco Rubio go Bernie Bernie Sanders decided to run right yeah go Bernie hold on Shalely my good luck Shalely Bernie Sanders I give you a blessing from my my good luck black thorn Shalely all right go ahead we'll mark rubio rubio yesterday he's got it looks like a door doofus doofus he says the people in charge in washington are bad for you he's wanting them in charge well you know what he is right about the people in washington being bad for you but it's not Barack Obama but it's not it's not Elizabeth Warren yeah it's it's the Republicans that screwed up everything it's him it's them I mean he don't get it what the thing is they criticize a man that really helped the poor in the middle class a tremendous tremendously Obamacare is a huge help for the people the man yeah it could have been better the man it could have been better it could have been the single payer universal healthcare but you know what compared to other presidents he did a damn good job wanted to find us I honestly compared to them the Republicans don't want to give you anything but the Republicans have no solution they also have they don't give him credit for the certain things that he did and was able to do no they won't give him credit it won't give him credit at all for that source anyway forget about everything you've heard people there is no trickle down economics it wasn't allowed to work it could have worked if if jobs weren't outsourced how would it work you're still you're still deferring to the rich in trickle down well they would have who do you think money is going to trickle down they would have to trickle it instead of pissing I know but you're still allowing them to have all of this money to trickle down well it's like uh well it's not like the uh the president of Papa John Peter who said I am not obligated to share my company's prosperity with the employees if you had decent people in Washington you'd have a law that would say hey Mr. Papa John yes you are yeah I should have wrote his name down it's not even that's how easy it is not even Italian but anyway he uh he he refused to give his employees health care just like many states have rejected Obamacare because they don't give a shit if they're their poor has health insurance or not guess who also said the same thing that the Papa John Jambaloni said who JP Morgan said the same thing doesn't surprise me another greedy scumbag they're all listen they should all be put to death by pickling it has to be a very slow way for JP Morgan but you know has to be a very slow death what about the old man Rockefeller is on his sixth heart transplant what they do he just won't die I guess he's at the top of the list forgetting hearts old man Rockefeller money does certain funny things doesn't it all of a sudden you grease the right ponds you're the first person to get a heart yeah but but that means that that's five hearts his body rejected five hearts but the point yeah well you know why because he's evil heart because he hasn't right that's right Dick Cheney is another one listen what you have is siphon up to the top what do you think one percent or 20 20 percent economics there is no trickle down it's all lie it's the devil's economics siphon up economics all right now let us sink our teeth into these readings this is a this is a a a fast and furious sink of the mile show sink of the meal yeah well this is an unfortunate a little tidbit here Governor Christie did not react with fury or disappointment after learning Friday that Fort Lee police and firefighters and school buses packed with children were all unwitting victims in an illegal political payback scheme allegedly carried out by three trusted associates Christie's first reaction was a sigh of relief about himself today's charges make clear that what I've said from day one is true the governor stated in his first of his victory lap dispatches on Twitter then came this I had no knowledge or involvement in the planning or the execution of this act but the long-awaited findings by the U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman did not produce the long awaited triumph for team Christie while prosecutors did not produce any evidence clear excuse me that Christie had any role in the conspiracy to punish Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich he has no role because he eats all the roles by closing guys sorry to access lanes to the George Washington Bridge the fog of scandal still hovers over Christie's pursuit of the presidency yeah the issue remains a significant threat to Christie's brand and especially to his hope of regaining some of the momentum he lost after the scandal erupted and quickly entered the national consciousness in January 2014 he can't even turn New Jersey around he wants to be president of the U.S. for one thing Fishman's investigation virtually assures that the story will continue to unfold throughout this year and possibly spill into 2016 now I don't think I have it here but Wildstein you know his top aide has pleaded guilty oh the woman Bridget calls in the liar and says she didn't do anything well what about the stupid email time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee so anyway those three those two now with Wildstein he's already he's already turned so but those two are still up for somebody's got a squeal and Christie that's the problem they're not doing it let me tell you he's going to take care of Wildstein let me tell you something okay nobody is going down and putting their neck on the chopping block without without ratting out Christie and taking him down to nobody's going to take take the heat Wildstein just did it then put a blame on himself why why are they why are so many New Jersey politicians kissing Christie's big fat ass I don't understand why who know why they do it I really don't I mean when they when they have so much dirt on Christie if they wanted to blow the whistle they can and East Tennessee school district served years old pork oh to students for lunch oh really it sounds like a republican thing and is now implementing new food handling procedures uh poisoning children well hey hey Reagan wanted to call catch it the vegetable well because they're not rich children that's why they don't care if there was if there was their kids they would be eating organic uh filimino organic sirloin kids uh food cooked by by a private chef you know i'm talking about these filthy rich congressmen senators and governors local media outlets report that the frozen meat had dates of 2009 to 2011 and was served to students in the Hawkins county district on April 22 no sicknesses have been reported director of school Steve Starnes says a new inventory system went into effect last Friday all current frozen items were inventoried and outdated items were discarded interesting all right well we don't have time for a biggie here so let me just let me just change the pace a little bit give it the only spacecraft ever to orbit mercury ended its four year tour with a crash landing on Thursday where did crash into mercury so it's it's burned up NASA's oh wait a minute we might not be burned up NASA's messenger plunged from orbit as planned it's too hot to go retrieve it mercury is will incinerate you that's true and slammed into the sun's closest planet at 8750 miles per hour can you expect to find anything left creating a crater an estimated 52 feet across messenger which began orbiting mercury in 2011 circled the planet 4105 times and collected more than 277,000 images you know mercury is a very beautiful planet i i have a very vivid large photo of mercury on the science and environment album of the newsletter censored facebook page and it is a beautiful planet not really is but you don't want to be near it i thought it was gaseous and you know most of our planets biology and it most most are gaseous most of them are mercury you know well uranus uranus okay my anus uranus uranus uh saturn uh jupiter or as the Spanish say jupiter jupiter uh most of them are very gaseous you know and oh and i eat my bean soup i get a little gaseous too yeah i mean uh mars is not mars is solid like the earth but uh but anyway uh i also i also posted a vivid photo of a galaxy that makes our milky way galaxy look like nothing well have you ever seen the uh comparisons between our sun and some of the other sun like betelgeuse well betelgeuse is even smaller than one of the baby suns that we know and our sun and our sun is a speck next to betelgeuse yeah yeah incredible and you know there's there are many planets there are more planets out there that have similar atmospheres to earth than you think that too so you know it's a big mystery out there man i watch ancient aliens and it's a toss up it's a toss up you go with the scientists or do you go with the bible is there neck and neck well let me put it this way first of all not that i'm choosing sides here but the point is if you if you go with the bible you better understand what the bible says not this nonsense that most of these so-called christians or some come up with that the earth is only six thousand years old well not that no no no i'm talking about why the universe was created why there was a reason for it according to the bible is that for the reproduction of god reproducing himself well that's what's going to happen in in reproducing himself he's creating other gods and they will eventually go out into the universe populate and correct these wrongs that are the planets are in right now the as the bible says the creation is in travail like a woman who's pregnant tohu and bohu yeah like mars and etc and mercury and venus and these are all tohu and bohu we should use they will be they will be cleaned up and uh at the reproduction process will continue we should use those words tohu and bohu productions you gave me an idea i just have to know how to spell them tohu t o h u boho b o h u they are hebra h u h u t o h u b o h u yeah cool man cool i could really dig that i can not b o b now bring your own bottle it's not that bring your own bottle bring your own booze okay we're gonna take a lunch break and you'll be joined by how to defeat a conservative's uh bible verses uh to to show some evidence of how you can defeat a conservative uh followed by william h morrow the third william hamilton morrow our voiceover artist and his promo and commercial and words of wisdom happy sync of the mile but once again i'm william morrow wake up people because the truth is often very often a very very hard pill to swallow hi this is william h morrow the best way to join our organization is to get your free annual subscription to newsletter censored with your gift to support this work the newsletter of hard-hitting truth and news fighting censorship and conservative propaganda since 1977 there is nothing out there like the newsletter censored in the mainstream media or the press this newsletter is the very best way to join and be a part of our organization we're living the end times so you need newsletter censored go to www.newslettercensored.com hard-hitting truth you need newsletter censored and now back to the show my way okay we're back thank you very much william hamilton morrow the third for your uh doing promo and your words of wisdom and also hopefully you learned something when you saw those bible verses um you could hit the pause button um and read it now what we what myself and uh the reverend dr. william j eisman were discussing off the air was you know we talked about the uh the the modern i mean the the recent trend of police brutality racism and murder by the police of unarmed people particularly blacks and also uh persecution of uh the poor and common folk of all races that either protest or if you happen to be homeless but mostly black people uh the thing is that no one in a position of authority including politicians no one is being held accountable for their actions no checks and balances no one is being held accountable for anything and it's almost like people are just getting away with murder literally they do and that's what we were talking about and uh and that goes all the way up to congress senate governors not just the police no one is being held accountable so it's almost like these people are above the law well like the the senators and the congressman and the president and the big companies and alex and etc they don't like the law they change it that's all and then they're not guilty of the criminality anymore they did it with glass steel they did with welfare as we know what they did it with all different kinds of laws so it's a dictatorship then it's not like it it's fascism it's a dictator totalitarian corporate dictatorship oligarch run by the elites you know they they they they take rules that were originally put there to protect we the people to be fair and they change it to be unfair and favor them to allow them to do anything they want that's right very nice i i i i thank all you americans out there that not only did not bother to vote this past november 4th 2014 but also the lunatics out there in the red states down yonder in dem dar red states the teabaggers for voting in the demons the the uh the demons in the flesh i thank all of because you asked for it you got it you know who they say yeah started the teabag movement centelli on cnbc you know that nut that occasionally goes off on the pageant i don't like him already no i don't like his nobody like him because he's a he's a mouthpiece for the rich in corporations he's a corporate whore is what you're trying to say well but the point of it is that people say he's the one who the tea party began to rally around and and gave birth to wasn't aware of that i thought he came out of well uh political uh using the using the uh the boston tea party name for a bunch of evil people evil haters racists greedy using the uh the boston tea party name does not is not be fitting what these people really are because the bosses all do that all the time because the clear skies amendment citizens united the clear the clear skies your amendment they all sound positive that's what i'm trying to say is the the colonists during that incident of the boston tea party they were simply freedom fighters that were going up against king george of england they were they were good people the colonists these tea baggers today the tea party of today the right wing uh conservatives are not good people so by using the boston tea party name is very inaccurate but like reverend bill said this using they like using pleasant names for their evil schemes clear skies devil as an angel devil as an angel of light satan as an angel of light of course the clear skies amendment is not about clear skies of course citizens united is not about uh doing good for the people at all did you put up that photo yesterday of it was new york in like 1973 or something all fog and smog smog and then recently air pollution yeah yeah this is what this is what good regulations does it was about promoting regulations on companies yeah yeah regulations are there for a reason they do nothing but good and they hold corporations accountable for their actions just like the politicians today are not held accountable uh but particularly the republicans and the police are not held accountable and military personnel they do something underhanded they're not held accountable um they're cheney george of your bush they are not held accountable the fbi the government is uh uh they're they're not held accountable for persecuting uh uh middle eastern americans because of 9 11 you know we're not supposed to profile well gee whiz 15 of the 19 hijackers were soddies how come we're still friends you know saudi arabia is no innocent bystander in all of this they are sunnis saudi the same as ices which is the same as al qaeda they're not shiites no iranians are she i i didn't know that oh wow yeah but united states they keep foreign money in that country just like they keep on giving the wicked uh benjamin netanyahu god knows how much money he gets every year over in israel but anyway um let's sink our teeth into these rings vermont senator bernie sanders came from a poor background oh like richard nixon did as many of us had he saw inequality and became a socialist that's good that's good as such he favors the governments of scandinavia so far away so far away has a population of five million denmark six million swede dying the 10 million even iceland i would say is a scandinavian country it is owned by i think denmark does he really think any of these countries could handle the social problems that our country of 320 million faces every day including the presence of about 11 million people that are here illegally i'm sure they can they because they tax the rich appropriately and how about jobs when sanders moved to pristine vermont he witnessed out of state rich people move in to buy out farms and dairies now the only thing vermont is known for is maple syrup and teddy bears no no you dumb ass is ben and jerry's too but that's but vermont has many fantastic local organic farms vermont is a beautiful state i've been through there it's a great state it's a great progressive state yeah that's why he elected a socialist right exactly well where's bernie originally from he does have a he does have a he said just from a poor good background okay that's okay doesn't matter where he's from as long as he's american and he can run for office for many years referring to an assertion as the big lie has been severely criticized as equating the person telling the lie to hitler and the nazis that is simply wrong the so-called big lie is not a political philosophy it is a tactic unfortunately the right wing is very adept at this practice for example they offer up lies about death panels president obama not being an american hillary clinton causing the deaths in banghazi although seven panels have found that she was not responsible and climate change science being the hoax the current biggest lie is that the republicans who have blocked almost every program proposed by the administration that would help the economy the middle class and the poor now say they care about these people and about such things as unemployment and income inequality the gop presidential candidates the house speaker the senate majority leader committee chairman and other elected officials engage in this practice and it's a disgrace sadly when these lies are constantly repeated by right wing radio intelligent hosts they are believed by many who either don't have access to other forms of communication refuse to accept access such forms or simply want to believe the worst what is especially sad is that for fear of being tarnished themselves many right-minded people and politicians have been afraid to stand up and call out the tactic for what it is in the coming presidential and congressional campaigns we can expect the right wing attack machine to use the big lie mercilessly and they do it often often constantly they have already started yeah like calling social security and entitlement over and over and over and over and over is a nazi and that it's going broke it's a nazi germany style lie repeating the lie over and over and that it's going broke lie again it's not an entitlement it's bought and paid for we the people own it since we were just discussing bernie i dedicate this sink of the mayo show to senator bernie sanders new candidate for president of the united states in 2016 promising to fight obscene levels of income disparity and a campaign finance system that is a real disgrace independent vermont senator bernie sanders said on wednesday that he will run for president as a democrat in an interview with the associated press sanders confirmed his plans to formally join the race today the self-described democratic socialist enters the race as a robust liberal alternative to hillary clinton yeah exactly and he pledged to do more than simply raise progressive issues or nudge the former secretary of state to the left in a campaign in which she is heavily favored bernie sanders is a tough cookie people should not underestimate me bernie sanders said damn right he is a tough cookie and they they ain't seen nothing yet let me tell you something i was i was debating who would be a great running man i think i think of denise kucinich of ohio would be a good choice there's only one elizabeth warren that's correct why because she's a woman she's a woman and she is a liberal yeah but a progressive yeah but you don't you don't think a um a kucinich kucinich or jessie ventura will put bernie over the top jess jessie would definitely put bernie over the top unfortunately you give jessie too much jessie is a local phenomena he is not a country-wide figure yeah but he knows he knows it doesn't matter what he knows it's the word of source of all the corruption is you don't know it it's not a matter what you know it's a matter of what you can put together to convince people to vote for you and that of course takes money as the system is set up so these whoever is going to be is running mr sanders and so-and-so already have a tough tough nut to crack okay you have a tough tough to crack but he sure raised a lot of money in the first 10 days the cookies are dead at promise in a hundred million dollars so to the final guy that's going to run against the bernie well because they don't they they don't want a bernie sanders to win well of course not because then they would pay their fair share in income taxes oh god or else they'd have to bring all that money back to the united states and have it taxed too that they're hiding offshore oh yeah oh the patriotic republicans you gotta love them and create jobs in america instead of in bangalow dash what a what big lies surrounding what hypocrisy real they're they claim to be real christians they claim to be real patriots oh nothing but lies lie after lie after lie of course governor christy will run for president he has propped up the state's wealthy and ruined our middle class he vilifies the public worker and continues to break all of his promises he spends virtually no time in new jersey nice about him he promotes himself he has burdened the taxpayers with legal bills plus security and transportation costs without solving any of new jersey's problems yeah you need a lot of fuel to ship that big fat body around soon enough of these outsiders will discover the real christ but if they buy into it oh outsiders they might just get what they deserve well here in new jersey we got what we deserved even though i didn't vote for christy ever you know i voted for Barbara bono but um i think she um she might have heard herself in the very first question from christy johnson is what is your plan for new jersey what is your initial agenda what is your plan and she was a little like raf crammed and she had no plan come on she had a plan yeah she did but she didn't answer i got a plan right off the bat to undo a lot of the stuff that christy well that's what she should have said absolutely instead of getting nervous she got nervous you know i could start with the goddamn rebates give it back to the elderly and the disabled and also pick choosing a lieutenant governor as a running mate was a female uh a minority female lieutenant governor having two women running as a team no no no state in america is ready for that yet to have an all female political team running well so lady yeah the religious nuts are not because the religious nuts would drop will bring out uh paul uh that women should be silent in church well no i was learned from their husband i was thinking of of people just taking care of their own like you know like a racial thing or a gender thing people just taking care of their own and not being all inclusive that was my concern about that that's not that that's not gonna stop that the republicans and vote for the republicans will not they may if it's their woman all right just to gain other votes voting for a woman okay because they know it's time if it's if it's like uh a fox news a babbling idiot from fox news a chick in the in the republican world view a woman is a second class citizen well yeah because they're right wing uh radicals they're they they don't recognize women as being equal to men remember in the garden of Eden it was eve who was seduced not adam but she's suckered at that's correct she gave to adam and said eve and instead of standing up to her you said okay so so adam was the first pussy whipped yeah uh man here you go who listened to eve despite god's uh command and eve was there's the eve was the first female to be duped by a male a masculine type figure like satan satan has no sex but he but angels have no bellucifer was not he was a serpent he he appeared as a serpent i'm talking about when he was the morning star in heaven he was not female he's not a female nor a male god has no sex neither do angels so what you're saying is all these renaissance artisans who made uh images of the angels being male wearing a suit of armor like soldiers did at that time they were just just came off the top of their heads when they they made these images things as a human they because everybody makes the people of the bible or the the characters of the bible look like then that's great black baptist church i saw an image of jesus he was black when i was in venezuelan many years ago statues of the virgin mary there were there were brown skin latinas there you go uh and it goes on and on european artisans make mary and all the disciples look have blonde hair blue eyes and very light skin they were all very light Caucasian looking so Jewish right but you tell that to the Italian artisans yeah who made it so what i'm saying is everybody thinks that their people that they're all self-righteous they think that their people are number one their people are the best everybody else is beneath them and they make god and every all the characters of the bible look like them instead of god making man in his image man has made god in his well i just want to say something i learned last night on the documentary did you know it was the stinking lousy hope at that time in the early early years of the roman catholic church that ordered for the the great library of alexandria egypt for the books to be burned correct you do you know how much scientific knowledge was in that library but it was against the religion knowledge but it turned back the clock technologically in terms of knowledge in terms of science in terms of everything it turned back the clock tremendously on mankind that's correct we also went through a dark period once upon a time right during the dark ages dark ages well after the roman empire fell you had the dark ages and then after they came out a little bit they became the medieval times and then the renaissance renaissance yes when knowledge bloomed bloomed and freedom and that's when all those artisans commissioned by the pope were making all these figures and everything you know and they they made everything look white Caucasian thank you yeah when these people were all israelites so that's it catholic church burns the great library of alexandria i have struggled with this issue for nearly a decade i fell in love with my best friend in high school oh how touching it was a lost cause because i'm gay and he is straight you gotta have two to dance the tango he experimented with me but had no interest in a relationship he went on to have a child with a woman i moved away to college dated others even went to counseling but i've never been able to stop feeling in love with him what can you do the other guy is not gay so many things make me think of him and no feelings since has measured up i now have a serious boyfriend of three years whom i do love deeply i've been up front with him about my first love up front buying who has been a great point of contention to our relationship my boyfriend wants me to have no contact with this former love which i really understand but it is tortuous for me i feel like i can't talk about it with him because it's too upsetting now we are staying in my hometown for two months and my obsession is in overdrive oh boy i want to see my high school again he's gonna be a gay stalker it sounds like i feel like it could help me move on if i could just talk to him he ain't gonna be able to pack that fudge so he might as well pack it up pack it in and leave because going cold turkey hasn't worked cold turkey yeah cold salamis more like i have no reason to believe he could ever love me oh this is so touching and thus i don't see it as a threat to my current boyfriend what i'd like to know is one whether i'm justified in wanting to see him number two how should i approach talking about this to my current boyfriend it doesn't matter the the guy that he's he's what's the right word pining after and number three is not gay and how i can free myself from this old love obsession get castrated get your your ballini's chopped off just let it go man and what about the person he's dating now is this a um a dear abbey amy dickens amy what is amy dickens enough to say your impulse to see the object of your obsession is understandable you want to feed your obsession but it isn't necessarily a safe choice you say you don't have any reason to believe that your first love will ever love you back and so seeing him is not a threat to your current relationship but your obsession does not require any stimulation at all to thrive no it's it's platonic it has to be platonic that's it he can he can hang out with him have lunch or whatever but it's platonic the other man's not gay hence the last 10 years of a one-sided fascination threat to your current relationship yeah of course whether or not you can connect with the other man excuse me your obsession is a threat to the love object's current relationship and family what's her name amy dickinson dickinson asking if you are justified in wanting to see the object of your obsession is like asking an addict if he is justified in wanting to fix yeah just one more time one more fix one more time the addiction itself provides the justification for feeling feeding excuse me the addiction given the long-term nature of this and how it has interfered with your life and relationships you should pursue professional counseling again on your own and also with your current boyfriend gotta suck it up gotta suck it up it's the old saying sometimes you gotta just suck it up in my opinion it is not wise for you to see the object of your obsession because of the likelihood that it will trigger not ease the intensity of your emotions in therapy you may learn that your obsession isn't really about the other guy but rather about you and your connection to your sexuality and emotions you know what they say they say that the what am i thinking okay what am i thinking the fantasy is always better than the reality box said that Leonard Nim boy the the pursuit the pursuit of of something that you're thinking about your the fantasy is always yeah more pleasurable than actually having it exactly that's absolutely true anytime anytime i had a bug in my head about something once i got it it was like eh all right okay been there done that move on and then until i get another bug in my head it's absolutely true the fantasy is always more exciting and intense than actually having it that's what used to happen many times with women on the fetish sites yeah and that's what made them fall into problems sometimes and sparkles yeah the fantasy was so alluring right and spark also said it's not logical but it is often true and he's he was right i mean on dating websites in general um women if you read women's profiles with online dating many of them are loaded with fantasies of what they think is the perfect romance or the perfect boyfriend or husband or you know they were there their concept of what a happy love love relationship is is very um unrealistic often and chock full of fantasy it's really and then they get this disappointed and let down if it doesn't meet their expectations no so there's a lot of people like that all right this letter is regarding a letter that appeared about concerning religious views deserve respect well and the answer to this that letter is though one must respect this well written and compassionate letter it is unfortunately necessary to disagree with what it says yeah just don't push your views on other people the writer recounts an incident in which a muslim woman politely declined to shake his hand he was not offended for he understood that her cultural and religious beliefs required her to decline to shake the hand of a man yeah well they're they're also not supposed to use symbols like like like the christian and like well mostly the catholic church does the writer was following an age-old custom of accepting a religious addictum without question you respect that and you and you just that's it you let it go but this kind of blind obedience as in good part changed today we have more and more frequently when subject to religious law decided that we would not accept it unless it was made clear that there was a good reason for the command in doing so we have added religious views to the same kind of examination that is required for all laws and commandments for example why must i always drive on the right side of the road this guy it's not his place to analyze other religions you just accept it respect it and let it go the answer is that free choice would in this case lead to innumerable disasters well this guy ought to go to italy and some of the other foreign countries where there's no rules with a stinking road man like the autobahn in germany no no not that there's no speed limit no speed limit these countries then have all these damn scooters let me tell you like a thailand the bangaladay you know if you go if you go to a large city let's say india yeah him you too or even i hear roam has horrible traffic yes you got everybody blowing a horn and cutting you off you think it's a nightmare in united states you know you should try going to some of these countries what do you say and uh you you you start taking public transportation very quick also why can't i sit in my backyard and play loud music at three a.m. in a morning because other people in the neighborhood are sleeping you don't live on a farm out in the bonies man because my neighbors need some sleep yes so why should a muslim one refuse to shake a man's hand because he's trying to compare those two a handshake with blasting music at three a.m. the answer is that no longer can modern society permit religion to make commandments without a why for to do so may encourage acts that are harmful to society i am not acquainted with muslim law but the commandment in question would seem to be prejudicial to women some people don't shake hands for for health reasons you know a companion to religious regulations that have forbidden a woman to be alone in a room with a man or drive a car or bear her head so that's her choice see if it's part of her religion he has to respect that he cannot he cannot force her to shake his hand or to remove her garment from her head you know what i mean it's almost like he's pushing his views on this woman well i think what he wants to do is he wants to get in her pants he doesn't want the governments to be making these views no government should stay out of religion completely completely otherwise the churches should pay taxes if they want to stick their Pinocchio nose in politics well they ought to be tax them they ought to prove their god first which is not going to happen and then pay taxes well then then then then okay so then just simply keep mind your own damn business when it comes to politics well they certainly have not done that in the united states of america usually when something becomes law there has to be some some logical base for it really yeah you can't just make up a law based on what you fantasize about or what you think is reality can we all say citizens united perception well where corporations and the rich can give any amount of money to their candidate through a pack that they want and thus by elections was there some need for that no that that that encourages corruption well you just said there's some kind of need that sets making a law in effect no no i'm saying i'm saying well that would be a dishonorable form of war well wasn't it also getting rid of glass deagle i'm dishonorable if a person if a person wants to make a law based on some fanatical religion you know you already have a lot of you know enforce other people's children to we already have a lot of here to it in school you know i mean uh there could be the kids could have atheist parents the kids could have a hindu parents or whatever you know muslim you can't everybody pays well everybody who's poor middle class pays taxes in the united states so you can't be interfering with the politics of a multicultural nation using religion well they do they're they're stupid unproven called this really called them stupid too he said they wouldn't dare touch us with security and and unemployment insurance and stuff and guess what well they want to steal i mean just come come clean they want to like the eyes and i said that they were stupid if they would they don't know no political party would try to do that in the future he said because they they started giving them more and more of what they want they gave into the right wing more and more and as they did that the right wing started taking more and more and wanting more and more and because they buy their elections it's all about money they they got their way i mean no one's held accountable for anything so yeah they they basically have purchased the right to control the united states as far as religion goes nobody has been able to prove that their god exists so therefore your opinion against mine against the other guy holds no water it holds no water okay that's where my book has got a hole in it yeah my book has got a hole sound like Elvis it was supposed to be uh uh uh Ozzie the kid Ricky Nelson oh he's the one who's saying that yeah they they had one of those time life shows uh on late at night but all the all the uh the people from uh 50s you know everything after the big band era the duop the early 60s mo town they they showed them all i saw a somebody put up a video on facebook the other day about the last i think it was a year the last year of Elvis's life and they interviewed all of his mafia you know that was around him all the guys and everything Colonel Parker's he's the life Colonel Parker was a terrible terrible tyrant oh man and a gambler one time he lost 1.5 million dollars at the roulette wheel of of Elvis's cash well who was making the money for him you know at the end there Elvis's records weren't selling uh stuff like that he had to be on tour to make money that's why he played vegas when you mean when he was all bloating everything Colonel Parker said to the mafia he said look there's only one thing important that guy gets on stage that's it you wonder that money man yeah well his Elvis was killed up man is uh he tried acting in movies and he was to me i thought he was a great actor he was good i love his movies and then eventually that fizzled out and uh and then his records stopped selling and then he played vegas yeah he ended up in vegas and he toured around but um you know uh they were on infetamines they weren't downers they were you know and not only he took them the mafia took them too you know there was like seven guys that were always around them and ginger right last girlfriend now Priscilla Priscilla was substantially younger than him when he married her right well you heard what uh what the hell's his name now his name just flew out of my head the duck dynasty the head guy Phil you heard what Phil said didn't you what you should marry a woman that's 14 15 or 16 what a stupid ass you name many of those states this is underage baby this is this is uh uh uh uh what is the uh David Koresh uh uh uh what a Mormon geez gurus uh having sex with underage females uh boy oh boy and you know what and these people get all the face time too they get the face time it's incredible but anyway uh um this um running for president by Bernie Sanders this should get a lot of a lot of what's coming out of the progressive movement onto onto the mainstream media hopefully hopefully and then the Elizabeth Warren throws her hat in the dress of somebody's problems yes you're definitely going to hear a lot about what's been going on with the elitists and the right wing in this country you know and in the world too um uh friend of mine up that um um in in in um Philippines uh believe his name is Ron Palmera Ron Palmera hope I'm pronouncing your name correctly from Philippines member of the zirconate Philippines which is uh exercise um ancient warrior exercise Palavani organization that I I practice uh he sent me uh he posted photos last night of all the solar panels and uh on where it is his where he lives in his section of the Philippines they're putting up so many solar panels I said you know the Philippines is the perfect place for solar farms you know and uh because it's it's it's hot it's tropical uh it's it's made up of yeah it's over over 7 000 islands and uh I mean you could you could probably not only produce enough electricity for the entire country but have a lot left over to sell if you're in the tropics if you're near the equator take advantage of it nothing in this stuff can't happen the Sahara desert the oil industry and the coal industry and the nuclear power industry they don't let these things happen you realize what a small part of the Sahara desert if that was your solar farm you saw the map yes but these things don't get on the drawing board I mean uh you know now that the drought in California seems permanent that Mojave desert is going to grow there's another excellent area for solar farm you know come on oh another excellent for desalination and trees maybe you know well desalination is the only way it's a great way it's been done in other countries and San Diego's doing it and maybe when the trees are in and the fields are growing and stuff and the co2 is going up and maybe then the rain will come back who knows who knows now did you know the headron collider the atom split uh splitter in uh in switzerland in switzerland they're they're um they got a new one replacing the old one it's going to be 14 times more powerful uh the headron collider that was it the boson particle they call it boson particle yeah boson boson yeah uh they said that uh god that um it could it could produce uh they could solve the anti-gravity you know uh create devices that can hover using anti-gravity uh or antimatter and uh it could technologically push us ahead quite a bit that's why they they're using this headron collider they could use air vehicles and the other ones those uh the nano uh trains were the uh they're like off the track the electromagnetic yeah yeah well they have those well you ain't seeing any of that stuff because i have about three industries i just mentioned oil right nuclear well they just brought the bullet train to one section of the united states we have an ocella that has to slow down the five miles an hour to go through certain portions of the track so they're the bullet train of europe and japan we do not have yet we ain't gonna have china has it too i think we ain't gonna have it that's my point i mean just think of it all these light rails monorails much better than taking a bus just think of all the traffic that will be no more and and and people spending all kinds of money on a motor vehicle having a car and uh and what else and pollution just think of all the problems that will be eradicated well unfortunately the people who make the law do not think that way well they're thinking as far as who is greasing their palms right the most what can i do for whom and they will grease my palm yeah hey uh if we give you this amount would you forget about the whole green movement oh yeah bye bye green they'll say green what's that i don't know money i know any green only green yeah the only green they know is the bribe there you go money anyway that's it that's it it's a wrap take it easy have a um a pleasant sink of the mile if you happen to be going out drinking and eating be safe don't drive drunk uh the young people won't pay attention to what i'm saying um and uh may is here just take a look yeah today is a good example flowers are out already i think the tulips come first and the azalea bushes azalea flowers and pansies which look like a little like groucho marks they have a face of a look like a man with a mustache what about the high heavy eyebrow hibiscus hibiscus and crocus yeah they should be coming they're out they're out tulips right no hibiscus is uh is a warm weather is a warm climate warm yeah i'm trying to think of the other one uh i had a i had a bulb that died on me uh hyacinth hyacinth didn't make it just didn't it was in in water the roots maybe they're not meant to rot it got rot maybe they're not meant to be a water suspended plant i don't think so because it rotted and if it rotted that meant meant it was because of water so what idiot decided to sell to stick a hyacinth bulb in a little vase of water and sell it if it wasn't meant to be there anyway anyway take it easy or take it any way you can think of the myron uh say goodbyes jabronis so long john john bloney elger brony hoes elger brony this has been a mega lab 21 production


For eons humankind has had ideas some are winners and some hmm. Well, you get the point And as the idea of inventions goes there's the classification for the stuff You see while consuming a bucket of ice cream at 2 a.m. While watching whatever channel happens to be still broadcasting and those inventions that have literally changed the course of humankind Don't get us wrong. Cheapets are awesome and everything. They just lack that Tesla sparkle You are about to witness five inventions that change the world At five and where would we be without it? electricity The truth about the discovery of electricity is a bit more complex than the old story We've come accustomed to of Franklin flying his kite. It actually goes back more than 2,000 years 600 BC The ancient Greeks discover that rubbing fur on amber causes an attraction between the two and so what the Greeks Discovered was actually static electricity To further support the argument that Franklin hit on an idea that was already well in use long before him was the 1930s archaeological discovery of pots with sheets of copper inside Researchers were able to determine they were in fact ancient batteries and it's likely Persians were using them to produce light By the 17th century many other electricity related discoveries had been made such as the invention of an early electrostatic generator And with that the discovery of the differentiation between positive and negative currents and the classification of materials as conductors or insulators In the year 1600 English physician William Gilbert used the Latin word Electricus to describe the force that certain substances exert when rubbed against each other a few years later another English scientist Thomas Brown wrote several books and he used the word electricity to describe his investigations based on Gilbert's work In 1752 Ben Franklin conducted his famous experiment with a kite a key in a storm This simply proved that lightning and tiny electric sparks with the same thing all lamps aside Italian physicist Alessandro Volta discovered that particular chemical reactions could produce electricity and in 1800 he constructed the Voltaic pile which produced a steady electric current And so he was the first person to create a steady flow of electrical charge Volta also created the first transmission of electricity by linking positively charged and negatively charged connectors and driving an electrical charge or voltage through them His name is now our standard for measurement the volt in 1831 Electricity became viable for use in technology when Michael Faraday created the electric dynamo a crude power generator Which solved the problem of generating electric current in an ongoing and practical way Faraday's rather crude invention used a magnet that was moved inside a coil of copper wire creating a tiny electric current that flowed through the wire This opened the door to American Thomas Edison and British scientist Joseph Swan who each invented the incandescent filament light bulb in their respective countries in about 1878 Previously light bulbs had been invented by others But the incandescent light bulb was the first practical bulb that would light for hours on end In at four the wheel If there's any invention that automatically causes association to primitive caveman level technology It's unfairly the wheel Sure, we had round things for thousands of years But using those round things to advance humankind took a stroke of brilliance and that stroke happened Approximately 6,000 years ago the Bronze Age The tricky thing about the wheel was not conceiving of a cylinder rolling on its edge It was how to use it and control it The stroke of brilliance was the wheel and axle concept The success of the whole structure was extremely sensitive to the size of the axle a thick axle would generate too much friction While a narrow one would reduce friction, but would also be too weak to support a load The sensitivity of the wheel and axle system to all these factors meant that it could not have been developed in phases Whoever invented it must have had access to wide slabs of wood from thick trunked trees in order to carve large round wheels They also needed metal tools to chisel fine fitted holes and axles and they must have had a need for hauling heavy burdens over land The invention of the wheel was so challenging that it probably happened only once in one place However from that place it seems to have spread so rapidly across Eurasia and the Middle East that experts cannot say for sure Where it originated Number three on our list wireless technology in the early 1890s Nikola Tesla began research into high-frequency electricity During his visit to the Paris Exposition University in 1889 Tesla learned of Hertz's experiments with electromagnetic waves using coils and spark gaps and proceeded to duplicate those experiments Tesla came to the conclusion that Maxwell Lodge and Hertz were wrong in their findings that airborne Electromagnetic waves were being transmitted and instead attributed it to what he called electrostatic thrusts with the real signals being conducted by Earth's curds In 1891 he developed an apparatus that produced 15,000 cycles per second and developed his own very large air-gapped coil now known as a Tesla coil Tesla's primary interest in the wireless phenomena was as a power distribution system By 1892 he was delivering lectures on high-potential high-frequency alternate currents and went on to demonstrate wireless lighting in 1893 including lighting Geisler tubes wirelessly Tesla proposed this wireless technology could be developed into a system for the telecommunication of information Nikola like many scientists of that time thought even if radio waves existed They would probably only travel in straight lines making them useless for long-range transmission His lab work and later large-scale experiments at Colorado Springs Led him to the conclusion that a worldwide wireless system would have to use the earth itself as the means to conduct the signal to overcome this limitation He went on to try to implement his ideas of power transmission and wireless Telecommunication in his very large warden cliff tower project Tesla also developed a radio-controlled boat with secure communication between transmitter and receiver which he demonstrated in 1898 Tesla called his boat a tele-automation At two the jet engine There are a handful of moments that can truly be said to have changed not just the course of history But also the way we live One was when Alexander Graham Bell spoke down an electrified wire in 1876 and the telephone was born another was a day in 1825 when George Stephenson fired up his new steam locomotive and created the modern railway and A third was an early evening in the darkest days of World War two When a young RAF officer from Coventry watched as 12 years of hard work came to fruition and his aptly named pioneer thundered into the sky in The heavily guarded secrecy of a Lincolnshire air base Frank Whittle had just invented jet travel The history of modern flight falls into two phases The first began on the day the Wright brothers made the first controlled powered flight in 1903 and the second started in that Lincolnshire twilight on May 15th, 1941 Thanks to Frank Whittle the world shrunk. We are all travelers We are all the beneficiaries of this modest warwickshire genius who took on the aviation establishment and changed the world that day as Churchill noted at the time quote get me a thousand whittles and Number one on our list the internet on October 4th 1907 the Soviet Union launched the world's first man-made satellite into orbit a satellite called Sputnik it didn't do much except to travel the planet sending beeps from its radio transmitter while scaring the heck out of Americans in the process But it did spawn the great space race It was a time of cold war between two superpowers Both with itchy nuclear trigger fingers and both sides knowing the terrible vacuum of space would be the stage to which the Combatants would face off or hopefully never Certainly the ever oppressive idea of nuclear attack from above provided a series of horrific scenarios that would keep both Scientists and military experts awake and sweating in their respective beds or bunks One scenario was what might happen in the event of a Soviet attack on the nation's telephone system Just one missile they feared could destroy the whole network of lines and wires that made efficient long-distance communication possible in 1962 a scientist from MIT and ARPA named JCR Licklitter proposed a solution to this problem a galactic network of computers that could talk to one another Such a network would enable government leaders to communicate even if the Soviets destroyed the telephone system in 1965 another MIT scientists developed a way of sending information from one computer to another called packet switching Packet switching breaks data down into blocks or packets before sending it to its destination That way each packet can take its own route from place to place without ever being vulnerable to relying on one direct connection In 1969 ARPA net delivered its first message a node to node communication from one computer to another But it would take almost 10 years later for a computer scientist named Vincent surf to solve the main problem of how to get all Those network computers to actually connect and talk to each other The invention was transmission control protocol or TCP the non-technical term is the handshake that introduces distant and different computers to each other in a virtual space Surf's protocol transformed the internet into a worldwide network Throughout the 1980s researchers and scientists used it to send files and data from one computer to another But the internet that we all know didn't actually exist until 1991 That year a computer programmer in Switzerland named Tim Berners-Lee introduced the worldwide web an Internet that wasn't just about sending files from one place to another But was itself a web of information that anyone with access to the internet could retrieve and Those are our top five inventions that changed the world Thanks for watching and remember The ways by which we arrive at knowledge are hardly less wonderful in the discovery of these things themselves


Frontier Town, the saga of the Roaring West. Frontier Town, El Paso, Cheyenne, Calgary, Tombstone. Frontier Town, here is the adventurous story of the early West. The tamed and the untamed. From the Pekos to Powder River, Dodge City to Poker Flat. These are the towns they fought to live in and lived to fight for. Teaming crucibles of pioneer freedom. Frontier Town. No, I've been wondering how many of you folks know what it's like in a Frontier Town. I know because I live in a Frontier Town. I'm a Frontier lawyer by the name of Chad Remington. And those Rears, my hometown isn't any worse than most Frontier Towns. And it certainly isn't any better. Now laws are not. Out on the Frontier we've got some folks who make their own laws. Laws, they can often make stick with a blast from a six gun. And once they start doing that, well suppose instead of talking generalities, I get down to brass tacks and tell you about one such fellow citizen who became a client of mine for about the shortest time on record. It was a blustery cold afternoon. Just a few weeks ago, when to pass the time between clients and trouble, I was playing Canfield with the ex-medicine man Cherokee O'Bannon in my office directly above Cherokee's livery stable. Now see here Chad, not only are you making me out of disgrace to my former profession, but if you win any more games I won't even be able to buy a cap off a beer bottle, let alone buy a pint of something soothing from the lime waters of Kentucky. Now Cherokee, if I thought that any water, lime or otherwise, meant anything to you, I might let you win one game. But in your lifetime you've already had so much bourbon, rye and just plain corn liquor that I really can't feel that, hello, sounds like someone coming up the staircase.  Oh no you don't, you're not going to take that money over to the nearest saloon and get you... Come in. Howdy Cherokee. Wow, Floyd Hunsaker, what brings you to a barrister's office? Chad, I never been to a lawyer's, maybe I'm seeing the wrong man now. But me and one of my neighbors are having trouble. Well in this case I want to stop it before it gets any worse. Well if I could be of any help... I don't know if you can or not, but for old man Barton's sake I hope you can. Barton, why we heard here in town that you and Paula Barton were tottering on the brink of Bactrimonium. That's why I want some help before this goes any further. Because if anything came between Paula and me... There ain't nothing coming between Paula and me, that goes for old man too. What sort of trouble have you and Barton been having, Floyd? Maverick trouble. You know our two spreads run together up just under twin knobs. After the early snow and the weather we've had, cattle's been wandering every which way. You mean that he's accusing you of accidentally getting some of his steers mixed up with your own? Accidentally, nothing.  He wound up telling her that she doesn't see me again. Well what about the cattle? Well they were Maverick's chair, every last one of them. It wasn't a head of them that had a brand mark at all. Well if you'll pardon my intrusion for the life of me I don't see what good a lawyer can do. Well I'm hoping a lot of good.  Stocked mark with your brand? Some of it. But Jasper Chad I'm telling you, if there ain't some legal way of getting back that stock I've got ways of my own doing it. Barton warned Paula's father I had drilled him right there this morning. I'm glad you didn't, Floyd. Because once a man pulls trigger in anger he generally ends up pulling it again and again to defend himself from the law. Well I didn't so that's there. Now what do you think I ought to do? Well the first thing you ought to do is wait until Barton has a chance to cool down. Now I've known the old man for years. He's got a temper like a summer squall, blows up without warning and subsides just as fast. Yeah. Then three or four days from now go over to Barton's place after he's calmed down and talk it over with him. Barton's lost cattle before and... Me go over. That's why I came into town, that's what I wanted you to do. Sure, I could charge you $50 and go out to see Barton. But instead of helping you I'd only be making it worse. Worse? How do you figure that? Wouldn't show the old Morse back I was trying to be fair about it? Just the opposite, Floyd. If you send a lawyer out to see Barton it would only make it appear that you were really out to make trouble for him. Chad, you're right. I've had lawyers come after me trying to collect bills in my life. Instead of making me pay the bills, it only succeeded in making me so recalcitrant that I resorted to every piece of chicanery I knew to avoid payment. Now believe me, Floyd, even though my advice in this case is free, it's well worth taking. And if you really love Paula as much as you say you do, I... Yeah. Yeah. And if she loves me, she ought to talk to her old man. I'm sure Paula can and will help. But the important thing is not to force the issue while it's still white hot. Give him a chance to cool off, to calm down. Certainly, my boy. Wait four or five days, even a week. Let's see Paula for a week. That's great advice. Thanks, Remington. You've been a fine lot of help I must say. Counselor, if you ask me, which I know you didn't, that young sprite is so fouled up inside of him he's heading for a fall. I'm afraid you're right, Cherokee. And the mood Floyd's in, he is heading for a fall. And it wouldn't surprise me any if it's a fall through a scaffold at the end of a hangman's noose. It wasn't that I'm such a great guesser or unusual at reading character. But from the little I knew of Floyd and from the pale, almost yellow light in his eyes, it wasn't too difficult to read the fury burning in him. Well, despite our good intentions and our good advice, Floyd paced the floor in his little ranch house parlor until nine that night, when he couldn't stand it any longer. Slamming his stetson on his head, he grabbed his pony and rode over to the Barton Place, whereby tapping lightly on Paula's bedroom window, he attracted her attention and got her to come outside. Floyd, you shouldn't. You shouldn't have come over. I couldn't stand it any longer, Paula. I was driving her crazy. I had to see it. I know, Floyd. I wanted to see you, too. But after what happened this morning, a father ever finds you here. I don't know. Let him find me. I don't care. I love you and you love me. Not even your father's coming between us. Oh, he won't come between us, Floyd. Just give him a chance to get over his temper. He never stays mad long. Look, I got an idea. We can ride over to Navajo Springs tonight. There's a Padre in Navajo Springs. He'll marry us. After we're married, there isn't a thing in the world you father could... Floyd, I think I heard the door open. Quick, get back in the shadow. Paula! Paula! Are you here? Outside? Paula! Do you hear me? Yes, I'm here, Dad. I thought you said goodnight an hour ago and then went to... Yeah, so you're here, too. Yeah, I'm here. And you and no one else can stop me from seeing Paula. Floyd! Paula, go inside. There are a few things I'm going to settle with this young lobo right now.  Your father's looking to have a showdown. You might just as well... Paula, I said go inside. Won't you listen to Floyd? Won't you give him a chance to... Never thought I'd have to raise my hand to my own daughter, but... Wait! You slap Paula, will you? Don't try to throw down on me. You will! Your father, you saw him. It was him who went for his gun. Dad! Get the doctor, Paula. Get there, Paula. Now get out. Did you hear me? I said get out! I want to see you again! But Paula...  After that, there wasn't much that I could do. But when I heard of the shooting, I knew that now Floyd would be needing a lawyer. So Cherokee and I settled up and rode out to Floyd's ranch. Don't you understand, fellas? I mean, nothing that means a thing to me without Paula. Well, she certainly isn't going to feel any more kindly toward you for shooting her father. Well, with his life, there's hope. And when we left town, Barton was still alive. Paula, don't you see me? Just sent some word. I can understand you're getting upset, Floyd. But I do believe that even if Barton dies, there isn't a jury on the world that would convict you. If, as you say, he drew... Jury! You mean they're going to lock me up? I was just using that as a figure of speech. I meant that with Barton drawing first, no one, not even Paula, can blame you. Well, they'd better not try to lock me up. No one's going to lock me up someplace where I'll never see Paula again. Man alive, no one's going to lock you up unless Barton dies. And then he'll only be as a matter of form. Now, this is, again, free advice, Floyd. But I hope you take my advice this time. Now, the thing to do is... Wait a minute. Who's that riding on? Looks like the sheriff in a posse. The sheriff in a... And I guess old man Barton died. Yeah. Looks like it, doesn't it? Look, Floyd, just don't make any trouble. Now, you may have shot Barton, but you did it in self-defense. The sheriff has his job to do, and he'll have to hold you until you can have a hearing. So take it easy now and keep a check rain on your temper. Yeah. Yeah, sure. That's all right, Floyd. I'll let the sheriff in. Hello, Sheriff. Come on in. Howdy, Chad. Thanks. Thanks. And I guess you know why I'm here, Floyd. He died, eh, Sheriff? Yeah. I gotta take you in. Sure. I understand. Arresting me, I guess you want my gun, don't you? That'd be much obliged if you'd hand it over. Sure. I don't need it. Yeah. Because you need it more than I do, you interfero...  Now you are in for it. Either one of you moves one step and you'll be on the floor right beside him. I don't doubt that, Floyd. You don't, eh? But you've overlooked one thing. There's a posse outside, and here they come. The posse's coming? Sheriff, he quick. Grab it on. I'll get you on loose, I'm finished. That's it, Chad. He's a sucker for a laugh. Thanks, Cherokee. I'll try one again. Keep in cover, Cherokee, until one of the deputies gets the cuffs on him. With a low-code snake like that, you're never safe while they've got the breath of life left in them. And in his case, I don't think that will be too long. We'll return to the second act of On the Prod, our exciting Frontier Town adventure in just a few moments. And now Frontier Town. Maybe I didn't say it before, and if I did, I still think I'd better say it again. That's what happens out on the Frontier mighty often, after a man has carved the first march on his gun. Floyd's case was no exception. Remember Billy the Kid? As I've heard folks tell the story, it was the same thing with him. He was forced to stab a man in a ruckus over a gambling game, and then, trying to avoid the consequences, shot his way across 67 counties in five states until killing became the natural way of life. Well, we did manage to get Floyd down to town and locked into one of the cells behind the sheriff's office. The judge, a good and close friend of mine, wasted no time coming over to the office to find out from me exactly what had happened. By glory, if I weren't a judge, Chad, I'd be afraid I'd be out organizing a necktie party right now. Even you shouldn't say a thing like that, Judge. Marble law is as bad as gun law. And furthermore, I've got a feeling that Floyd isn't just out and out bad.  He's crazy, all right. When Floyd comes to trial, if he ever does, he'll probably be arraigned before you, Judge. I most certainly hope so. I don't want to interfere or influence you officially, but if we could discuss this, well, just like a couple of friends, I think we might all profit from it. Well, I've got a mind of my own, Chad, so I won't be influenced listening. Well, believe me, I'm not holding out any hope or excusing Floyd. But after seeing him, looking into those frenzied eyes, I've got a feeling that Floyd is all haywire inside. You mean he's a lunatic? In a way, yes.  Well, you know the law as well as I do, Chad. And that's a hard thing to prove. But certainly you wouldn't want to commit a man to the gallows when he should be committed to the state hospital, would you? No, of course not. But there's... Well, if he is low-coach, you could find that out only by talking to him. I'm mighty dubious and anybody could quiet him down enough to wear any talking would make any sense. Well, what about Paula? Since she seems to be the basis of his trouble, I've got an idea that if Paula had come down here, she could make him realize we're not fighting him. We're fighting for him. It's a good idea, Chad, but I'm afraid it's too late. Look, look across the street. There's a mob forming already. Chad, Cherokee's right. Do you see them? They're pointing over here. What are we going to do with the sheriff dead? We don't stand much of a chance. Judge, I think it's up to you to go over and talk to that mob. Cherokee can stay here and watch the jail while I go out the back door, hit my horse, and ride to the Barton Ranch. If I can get Paula to come back here with me, we'll find out in short order if Floyd's insane or not. I've seen mobs before, Chad, and I've yet to see one that would try a jailbreak during daylight. However, I think if you can get Paula in here, you may have found the solution. Right. As soon as you're safely out of town, I'll go over and talk to that mob and do what I can. Because if I can stall them even for an hour, it may save one man's life. With the mob gathered in the street in front of the jail, I had no difficulty slipping out the back way, getting my horse and heading for the open range. But while I was just starting to churn up dust, down in the jail itself, Floyd began to hear the unmistakable, ominous mutterings of the lynch mob. What's the matter with them out there? Don't they hear that mob? They know the local? Let them come over here. They're gonna take me. They sure are. You out front.  Where's that smart lawyer, Chad? Hey, Chad Remington. I'm glad someone can hear. Take a minute. Will you share a key? Come on, share a key. I just got an idea. Yeah. As sure as. You heard that mob across the street. Not only have I heard them, but I've seen them. Well, you know what they're up to, don't you? After me.  I'm not sitting in this cell and letting them come and take me like a coyote out of a dead form. Floyd, for goodness sakes, take it easy. Chad says he thinks everything's gonna be all right. Oh, Chad says. Chad says. Chad says everything, doesn't he? You want to be ashamed of yourself talking about Chad that way? He's trying to help you. If he's trying to help me, why is he letting that mob form across the street? You take care of that mob when he gets back. Gets back? Back from where? He sneaked through the back door and rode out to see Paula. She went where? What's he going out to Paula's for? Billy Blue blazes, Floyd. If you'd only stop talking and listen for a moment. Sure, Cherokee. You know how it is. I'm just jumpy, I guess. This gives me an idea. Good idea. I don't know who might be around. I don't want anybody else to hear. Come over here, will you? Come a little closer. All right, Floyd, what is it? Right here. I'm gonna get my arm through these bars and I'll get you. Floyd! Floyd, for goodness sakes, let go of my throat. Floyd, for goodness sakes, let go of my throat. Floyd, for goodness sakes, let go of my throat.  Floyd, for goodness sakes, let go of my throat. Floyd, for goodness sakes, let go of my throat. I'm gonna get you a gun. There we are. Get up from there and open your cell. I haven't got the keys. Don't get them, admit. I haven't got the keys, eh? What's that hanging out of your hip pocket? All right, get up and get this cell phone. Got some business to take care of. Some mighty personal business. And I'm taking care of it right now. Knowing of the lynch mob in town lent wings to my horse's hoofs and it didn't take me too long to get to the Barton Range. Fine, Paula, and start trying to make her understand what the judge and I had in mind. Chad, you don't know what you're asking. But I do, Paula.  But, Chad, I can't go down there and see Floyd and let him think I still care for him. That's nothing. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care for him. That's not fair either. Well, I guess it's a question of which is the lesson. All right, Remington. Reach before I drill you from here. Floyd, what are you doing outside that window? Just getting ready to come in. Like this. That's it, Remington. Just you keep right on reaching. I know there's no use asking you how you got out of jail. But I would like to know what you're doing out here. Yeah? Well, I'll tell you. I'm out here for two things. The first is to have Paula pack a suitcase and get ready to leave with me. We're going out to the coast and get married. Floyd, you must be... Don't you dare say that. Don't you ever tell me I'm crazy.  You're taking care of me, Floyd? Yeah, you bet I am. It wasn't for you. I never would have been in jail. Too bad, Remington. You had such a nice reputation. Well, don't let it ever be said that I held up your wedding. Shall I just back up there against the wall and let's get it over with? Yeah. Yeah. Just like they do in plays, I want Remington to back up nice and slow as I don't like any fast moves. Is this what you mean, Floyd? Back up as far as the chair and... That was beautiful. You knocked him down with the chair. Look out, he's reaching for it. Why, that murder in Hyena?  Any good, but... You're tougher than I thought, Floyd.  Just backing himself toward his grave. You're tough, Nut. Have you had enough? I haven't, Remington.    Oh, softening up now, Floyd, and here goes. You'd better pick up his gun, Paula. After that, I'm handcuffing him and taking him over to the state capitol. This young man's got to stay locked up for the rest of his demented life. Can't get over your narrow escape. That lunatic, that madman. Look at Cherokee's throat. I know, I know, it makes me just sick.  As an old expert on Materia Medica Chad, I found a dead-certain remedy for a squeamy stomach known in the Latin as spiritus fermenti, or alcohol. That isn't a palatable form, of course. If you're trying to work me for a drink, nothing doing. You're right, Chad. Just one little sniff of rye? Nope. Not even a few drops of gin, perhaps? Nothing. Not even a glass of beer? Well, maybe a glass of beer. In fact, I may even have a glass of beer myself. You? Beer? How come, counselor? Well, after the way you let Floyd bamboozle you and escape from jail, I figure it might help my reputation to be seen with something with a head on it. Frontier Town, starring Reed Hadley and featuring Wade Crosby, is a Brucell's production. Story in direction by Paul Franklin. Music written and played by Ivan Dick Morris. Be sure to be with us again same time next week for another fine action adventure story with your favorite young western star, Reed Hadley. And now this is Bill Foreman telling you that Frontier Town comes to you from Hollywood.


Item number SCP-094 Object Class Ketter Special Containment Procedures Since SCP-094 is apparently immovable, a research and containment facility has been built around its location in the guise of an Argentinian military research base. No unauthorized persons or aircraft may come within one kilometer of the site, enforced by joint SCP and Argentinian forces. SCP-094 itself is enclosed in a gas permeable steel-reinforced plexiglass cube, three meters on a side, with a single door, also of reinforced plexiglass, in one side. This door must remain locked at all times, except with 05 authorization under tightly controlled conditions. This cube is to be kept in the center of a 20 meter by 20 meter room, accessible with level 4 authorization. All personnel must secure themselves to tethers anchored to the walls before stepping onto the floor of the room. Security personnel are to be armed with tranquilizer guns, in addition to standard armaments. Description SCP-094 appears to be a perfectly black sphere, 163 centimeters in diameter, suspended approximately three meters off the ground with no apparent means of support. SCP-094 has been classified as a miniature event horizon. Any matter that moves into SCP-094, including light, is irretrievably gone. However, SCP-094 is not a black hole, since it does not exert a gravitational pull. SCP-094 has been known to occasionally emit a number of different sounds, including ambient sounds of nature, static buzzing, and sometimes, human speech. No attempts to communicate with SCP-094 have yet succeeded. It is unknown whether these sounds come from SCP-094 itself, from some thing, or things inside of SCP-094, or from some area that connects through SCP-094. A small percentage of persons appear to be drawn to SCP-094 because of the sounds it emanates. SCP-094 was discovered in 1920 in the Chubit Province of Southern Argentina, and at the time was estimated to be 20 to 25 centimeters in diameter. Analysis of historical records indicates that the diameter of SCP-094 doubles in size, approximately every 31 years. Primary research activities on SCP-094 are concentrated on finding how to stop or reverse its growth without inducing cataclysmic failure. Addendum The hand on SCP-1032 designated SCP-1032-15 will achieve its midnight event on 9.4.2690, approximately the same date as SCP-094 will fully engulf the Earth at its current rate of expansion. Note, a few millimeters a month may not seem like much, and no, at the moment you cannot see SCP-094 change day to day, but if it continues its exponential growth in less than 250 years it will be a kilometer wide, including vertically. And that is assuming it does not grow even faster, which is an assumption that almost no one here makes. Dr. Llewellyn Garcia Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-093, Red Sea Object, right now. Or for the complete course, watch this playlist.