May I read you something from one of these testimonials, I've been doing these groups for 40 years, with multicultural groups for, you know, all over the world for 40 years, Alan. You know that, right? Right. Here's Judy, she says, Our conscious conversations simply and gently yet profoundly revealed the truth that all of humanity has been seeking forever. In just a few minutes, as very pointed our awareness to awareness itself the illusion of separation began to dissolve my sense of having a separate body melted in the warm delicious energy that engulfed the whole group. This had no power and floated by like clouds emotions transformed into what I experienced to be the empty fullness spoken of by the sages or eternal love itself. The embodiment of what cannot be adequately spoken of happened. It was blissful and once experienced. Nothing can or ever will be the same. This is life. This is a life changing event. Yeah, that's beautiful. I feel like I'm really going to like Eddie and Eddie. One of the ways is probably fully stepped into whatever the unique expression is, and for this here has went through a lot of stealing itself repeatedly in the last year and beyond just to just be nobody learn to not be anyone learn to be space learn to be love learn to be that really first fully. And then now express now be space expressing itself to itself for waking up and healing and loving and meeting basic needs and all this good stuff. And then that's an that's a crucial thing is to jump too quickly into the expression is to allow potentially a little bit of egoism to reside in that. And so, there's a really deep importance to the process of purification into that spaciousness to that air to that love that then makes the expression more pure at least that's what I felt in my direct experience has been really, really beautiful. That's the emptiness the void that is has no beginning and cannot be divided, because there's no thing to divide I mean that's when this one is fully void based. There's no boundary there's no beginning or end there's the eternal now the omnipresent omniscience omnipotence, psychokinetic control over people can't help but be completely peaceful in your presence I mean, they, you're just one, one being the verb of everything. And, and they're, when they ordinarily might be completely terrified and crazy. They're brought to total peace instantaneously just by being within a quarter mile of you. Yeah. Right. That's how that's exactly the vision that you and I share that. Yes, is big time. And I, and I do want to. I want to also supportively include the understanding of what Christ represented at the same time as we understand what Buddha represented. More and more, their emptiness and love are really two sides of the same coin. And for that, Christ being up on the cross is equivalent to anata in Buddhism, the understanding that there is no self, and the more that you hang your sense of self, your ego up on the cross. The more that you become space and love to serve others in the world. And so that that's just, I found to be the most crucial because you can bring almost all of the planet together with that style of interpretation. Well, that's exactly the pivot, the eternal pivot point of the of the $27 million project is getting the whole of humanity because there is no other. Everything else is an artifice that surrendered emptiness that gives rise to our presence. It is the only peaceful place in the whole of existence. And when we consciously share that we are consciousness that the consciousness is the void that cannot be divided. And we notice that consciously in a heartfelt fully embodied way together. We realize what what Gotama and and Christ were holding out for. Why Christ would submit himself to be crucified for the for the salvation of humanity that, you know, realize that you're all crucifying yourselves. I am you. And so what is it that transcends death I am that which transcends death. Who are you that transcends death who are we that transcend death that are deathless and uncreated and unborn, which is the Buddha and the Hindus and the, the atman, you know, atman and the, and the, Anata are the two sides of the same coin. Yeah. And from this, from this piece from this love. It's just all possible from here. Heaven on earth, like we said. Yeah, that's exactly it is that we're, we are heavenly we are spiritual we are spirited and are there's nothing else that is truly meaningful, except that which is oddly enough meaning less doesn't need to have a meaning. Right. And just the moments of just just non proliferation stop weaving stop storytelling stop games of identity. Just see what's left when you deconstruct all those habits of identity and of location and comparison and measurement and all that.  And that is doing the work and that is just so nourishing for that, that underlying piece that just wants to be to what you want to feel in union voidness or feel in union with it. But the primary attractor if you will is to avoid it at all costs is like for the mind to weave endlessly, so that it doesn't dissolve into space into its nature. And that is just so beautiful, the math, physics, the creativity, the ingenuity of the universe is designed. It's unbelievable. I've been working with this most looked for this most brilliant physicist that could understand and discover and model the physics of consciousness because the materialistic mechanistic scientific military industrial political medical establishment. It was very clear 45 years ago that the only value that could really shift them out of that tyrannical totalitarian materialistic focus was to discover what consciousness is in in physics and describe it and that has been achieved over the last six years in great rigor and depth. It took me took this one 45 years or a lifetime to do that. So, working with this collaborating with this man who's just a couple years older than I am he's a physics professor for 35 years he's written 100 papers he's absolutely outstanding in his clarity. He's a scientific historian. The whole history of development of our understanding of ourselves are attempts to understand each other ourselves over from the very origins of speech until the present day he has chronicled that with such clarity it's amazing this guy. And I read you something from one of these testimonials that I'm doing these groups for 40 years with multicultural groups for, you know, all over the world for 40 years Alan, you know that right. She says, our conscious conversations simply and gently yet profoundly revealed the truth that all of humanity has been seeking forever. In just a few minutes, as very pointed our awareness to awareness itself the illusion of separation began to dissolve. My sense of having a separate body melted in the warm delicious energy that engulfed the whole group. Thoughts had no power and floated by like clouds emotions transformed into what I experienced to be the empty fullness spoken of by the sages or eternal love itself. The embodiment of what cannot be adequately spoken of happened. It was blissful and once experienced. Nothing can or ever will be the same. This is life. This is a life changing event. Yeah, this is beautiful. You know, here's Jake, John Jacob Zucker Gardner who a professor of leadership at Seattle University who assembled leaders of all huge corporations, maybe 20 years ago, brought them together at Stanford University. He came to a group when we said a Barbara maybe I don't know, at least 1520 years ago. But just after that, and we had a group at 430am in the morning with 12 of us where we felt like we could. There was no separation between any two atoms at our bodies. And we were so weightless that we literally felt like we could jump into the air and fly around like a like birds. Okay. So, amazing ecstasies and wow shared it so indivisibly Alan. Oh my God. And so, john said to me afterwards he said I always knew it had something to do with sharing undivided attention but I didn't quite understand how to bring that into focus and he had me up and introduced me to the one of the grandsons of Mahatma Gandhi, who I just happened to sit down next to and one of the groups he had arranged. They brought me up to into the Northwest there. And Mahatma Gandhi. I mean, Garand Gandhi wanted me to do these groups online to his 200 city setters as to bring people into this state of nonviolent consciousness, etc. Here john says, the remarkable work of spary Andrews and the human connection Institute in developing ways to move people into collective and global consciousness is worthy of wide recognition and attention as we move from me to we spary's work will serve as a guiding light to collective consciousness. So, you know, there, there is this level at which we have to be the odd man, we have to be someone doing something, because the nothingness is doing something by doing nothing. It's make it's making all form all of space time energy and matter, mind and body indivisible. Every single moment that you know that whether we're dead or we're alive, we're not dead we're we're still living in a consciousness that is eternal and uncreated. So, in order to align the this neocortex with the nonverbal body, the sensory motor reptile that's been eating and being eaten for hundreds of millions of years and the, and emerged and grew out of that like a out of a seed emerge the the heart spelt mammalian limbic system to to make it possible so that we could have heard herds of mammals that could survive and thrive better in the same way that individual animals 1.6 billion years ago in the in the in the fossil record now, it's been discovered, had already begun to, to collaborate with other single cells to form multi cellular organisms in the fossil record. That the indivisibility of all things has to foment this collaboration like you and I Alan. And, you know, we've been birthing our individuality for some time here, whereas Bruce Lipton would say we're, we are the zygote that have come together and there's 50 trillion human cells collaborating with 10 to 20 times as many bacterial cells that are forming a single individual, individuating incomparably unique consciousness as Alan as Perry sitting here, and that as we as individual human beings as Carl Jung said in the process of maturation we recognize that we are indivisible from everyone and everything. Inevitably, we have a chance of having a conscious civilization on this planet that you and I Alan in that we do recognize our indivisibility and the peace, the pure and total communion of unconditional true love that we actually in fact are together. We cannot deny it any longer that we're not losing a territory we've survived by separating, demarcating a separate physical and psychological territory as as plants and animals for hundreds of millions of years where we have a habit that we're hypnotized to, to perpetuate. But by being so indivisible as a single indivisible consciousness we can recognize that we don't have to go along with our programming Alan. See what I'm saying. And the very nature of it is to dilute itself in all of its programming and to wake up from that to heaven on earth. Yes. That is unbelievable. It is unbelievable. It is the coolest. Yeah. If you could, what, what more? Like, is this not a miracle? What, really? Like, what could be more of a miracle? The whole of this universe, all by recent count, two trillion galaxies with hundreds of billions of suns in each galaxy and countless planets that probably are have produced sentient life billions of years ago. The whole universe is the ET say that the evens, so called, say that the universe is a soul manufacturing facility. And so, the fact that we don't need to believe anything, because it's unbelievable because belief is really not necessary to recognize what we are. So the whole thing is that the cosmos from being nothing at all, the void, as one was, we spoke of in November of 2019, the void in that it cannot avoid itself as being dimensionless. Can be also known as every dimensionless point in the potential of three dimensional reality, which is just the fluctuating relationship of dimensionless points. And so we are the fluctuating relationship dimensionless points that are held together by that which is dimensionless that is the observer of three dimensions. And so we get to be nobody going nowhere forever, forever and ever. Amen. There's actually a physics prize that five physics prizes $1,000 each that you and I could win together by just offering this very video that we're on right now to the timing of it closes at the end of October. And they want to have explications through physics of consciousness, exactly that. Because of course that's the most pivotal realization that has to be articulated to the new brain that this child, the verbal analytic new brain that is attempting to make a conceptual map of what is non verbally sensed and felt so that the body, heart and mind as a triune brain in the brain there is a triune body, heart and mind that is represented here in this three pound universe. And it's attempting to make an equivalent of what is formless, completely and utterly formless and immeasurable and indefinable and unbelievable. Right. And it's so alluring for the sense of self to avoid being nobody, nowhere, nothing without anything to achieve to be peace to be space. It's what why, why would the sense of self ever want that when it's so happy in its little Barbie house that it's constructed or Ken house where it loves believing in the idea of its own identity, being the body and comparing itself and measuring self to other bodies and feeling lack and we're just being incessantly oriented towards its objective external reality. What's what's the main mechanic mechanism that brings consciousness back to its own nobodyness and spaciousness and love. What is the main one is it meditation. Is it psychedelics. Is it shadow work psychotherapy. Is it a conglomeration of all of those things is it science and spirituality merging together into a grand unity. What is it. And how can you shepherd that. It's with meditation and contemplation and being honest with ourselves we realized that unless we are conscious of consciousness. We're overly identified with things and thoughts and activities which never satisfy. Never, no matter what we get a hold of you know the top down Cadillac. And the, and the great gal or guy. It really doesn't satisfy for very long. In fact, we become honest.  When you know the plants, which have been evolving a lot longer than us, let's say, they're in unity consciousness in order to survive and thrive in the exigencies of nature of downpours and whatever might be going on and nature. They have to adapt where we're in our little cat or shells and our little hovels going like, oh, you know, huddling to try to survive. Because we're, you know, we're, we're trying to invent nature through us is attempting to invent some new way of being because everything at the level of form has to be incomparably unique every moment because form. In order to be like formlessness has to through observational measurement and quantum mechanics has to observe itself to be what it appears to be perceptually. Through that measurement structure which is a spatial temporal energetic and material mind body structure form the focus of the next observation which transforms that spatial temporal energetic material mind body measurement into the next observation so there is the evolution of observational consciousness as embodied by us by you and 8 billion people in every bug and leaf and creature on this planet, and we're the universe is expanding at an ever accelerating rate for that reason as well. So, cosmos is being reinvented, and that's the most amazing things about existence is that that the whole universe can be incomparably unique continuously not just incrementally. It's a continuous representation, deconstruction and representation of itself, taking place continuously. Intiguous moments that one after the next after the next that can appear that way, but it's actually that every dimensionless point in three dimensions is undivided they share a single polar point. So we call the fourth dimension of space which was suppressed when James Clay Maxwell in the cause quaternion theory, William Clifford who died quite early showed this collusion Klein had a model that Einstein almost use. Louie de Broglie, I'm not pronouncing his name properly, said that every particle shared a single singularity. That is omnipresent okay there and when this one talk with Nassim Harameen on the phone for the first time. This was 10 years ago. What about what de Broglie said that there's all that there's all particle share one singularity said, I'd forgotten about that yeah, I'll have to look back into that yes I agree that that the whole universe shares a single singularity. And so that singularity though is not is also at every single dimensionless point in the coordinate locations of 3D, which are how many dimensionless points can there be in 3D. There's a dimensionless points in 3D than there are anything else in the universe. There's, there's a plethora of dimensionless points that are all sharing a single polar point that make the whole universe and instantaneous indivisible whole holographic recreation. And so creating itself through consciousness, this awakeness that aspect of awareness that like a mirror in our bathroom has no image of its own it is choiceless. And so we have no image of our own ultimately and we can learn to accept that because we can understand it here cognitively conceptually we can understand how we are nobody, going nowhere forever. We can finally understand it conceptually with this new child, like aspect that grew out of our reptile and out of our mammal to be able to focus awakeness, more precisely than our, these fields of emotions and fields and sensations could ever possibly do. And so the conceptual brain can be used the left brain primarily the left right brain is largely mitigating the sensory and emotional nonverbal through the Vegas nerve to interface with this new child of conceptualizing consciousness in some precise very precise way to locate it like where is this nothingness where is this observer that we all are how can we all share a commonly sense Holy heartfelt conscious intelligence forever and ever. Amen and have heaven on this planet and have an enlightened species wide society that it lives in joy and unconditional love every single instant. So whatever to feel how the dust settles from all that energy energetic blah blah. It just all the dust particles just fall to earth and to nothingness. And we're at peace, P a C all the pieces fall together, and the puzzle. All the puzzled pieces that are puzzle puzzling to us. They just effortlessly and automatically all fall together and represent the P a C e that we all know and love so dearly and completely. How could anything ever be just doing nothing and feeling absolutely peace and wholeness. It's modeling how to do it right now. When you say, this is the example that the science has been looking for the objective evidence that is possible to sense feel and think about that which is thoughtless, which is formless that which is unmanifest. Oslo said that in one sentence that when science begins to study the non physical non material aspect of reality that it will make more progress in in a year than it has in all the centuries of its past, something like that. That's the exact quote. So it's not about setting aside the blah blah, it's realizing that the blah blah is is not only blah blahing it's also utterly and completely silent and immeasurable and unknowable. That's the alpha and the Omega, the void. And not avoiding itself. Yeah, it's musical notes and space. If musical notes are about heaven on earth and peace and love and abundance and prosperity, then they're harmonious. That's one way of looking at it. If they're not, then they sound like nails on a chalkboard. Why not just be space. Be empty. And just allow most harmonious notes to just effortlessly and spontaneously without a doer controller. Just express themselves into generating even greater peace. Harmony, abundance, prosperity. Yeah. And it's really cool actually, Xperia, I like how much you've pieced together in the last couple of years, the core of the spiritual wisdoms with the core of the scientific wisdoms. And are speaking to the synthesis of them. And it does feel like that's very deeply at the core of of also bringing us all together is that because there's a lot of reliance within the matrix on a what are scientists saying about consciousness right now. And that can be a really good gateway to get people to care a little bit more about meditation, or about entheogens, or about prayer and contemplation, self inquiry, shadow work. You can't break free from the chainless chains unless you actually deconstruct all of the illusions that you're using to hold yourself in your sense of self. So it gets very I'm glad you're on that and I am to and it feels like we're more mature. We're more rife and ready for collaborations and prosperity together and with our networks and projects which is really good. So, Spary's been on de hypnotizing. Would you like to share. I mean you already have been, but specifically the multimedia project and was really struck on thanks for asking that by there have been multiple, you know, career hypnotists that have come to the groups and have said variations of no spare your de hypnotizing people by bringing them into unity. This indivisible unit communion. And that really struck me that Wow. Yeah. The challenge, which is an enormous challenge is to de hypnotize humanity. How do you go about de hypnotizing 8 billion people who are at each other's throats polarized against each other and destroying the ecosystem of this planet with the media being owned by the have a Meyer group and, you know, by the power elite who want to eliminate the majority of us so that they can have their own garden of Eden.  I don't think that's going to work out too well. So, you know, they need to recognize how to be free of that vice grip on controlling tyrannically. They have to be free of the else around them as as their greater body, heart and mind, or they have to like, I have to lose weight so I have to get rid of, you know, 95% of humanity. You know, so they're just going about it in their own kind of psychotic, sociopathic way. some empathy for them and not make them the enemy and polarize against them, they might actually feel that and not be so fearful of us as the majority, for example. What do you say about that Elm? Yes. Yeah. Isn't that what this, isn't that what this is really is when you're watching content? Aren't you kind of being hypnotized by the person that's speaking at varying levels of hypnosis, let's say, and if the hypnosis is around deconstructing illusion into greater freedom, isn't that what you seek? Yeah, that was the best. I mean, so much of the great work that's being done online by presenters is to expose the truth about all this craziness of the genocidal initiatives that have been in the pipeline for so many decades. And they're doing a great job and that's a job that needs to be done. Yet the addressing as we are here are essential nature which is already liberated that cannot be destroyed and cannot be dominated because there's nothing to dominate. That is something that also needs to be happening and my sense is that Al and you and I are innately bound to collaborate in this way that nature created us, which it obviously must have. I mean, did we create ourselves unless we are the void, regenerating itself as at the level of form to expand the incomparable uniqueness of every moment because the void is incomparably unique every moment. It forces form and space and time energy matter to be incomparably unique every moment precisely because it serving as the observer that is reconnecting and reconstructing and representing in this mirror of awakeness. It is utterly and completely unique. It's immeasurable and unknowable and boundless and timeless, but it's an eternal now. And that everything that is created by this eternal now has to be incomparably unique as well. There's no choice about it. So it's choiceless and so if we choose to be choiceless deliberately, we are liberated into the joy of being consciousness itself together. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Have so much peace and space that what is is just a mirror for the sense of self in another to decontract its delusions into the expanse of being more like space and love and mirror. So be free of your own delusions and distortions so that your reflections can be very pure, pure reflections, even just hugging when the mind of other is proliferating and just going and hugging and kissing and loving just that can be enough for the mind to see its illusions and to relax into greater space and love. So many times words don't even aren't needed. Yeah. I'm really happy. I think so too, Sparrick. I feel so too. There is a lot of synergy and play that's here that's actualizing itself and it's powerful. It's blossomed a lot. It's matured and ripened a lot. I keep feeling this with very special cases of re-contact and it's funny because you also simultaneously don't want to contact. So it's like, yeah. But that's a whole other thing. I'll make more content about that later. But what happens if you don't contact any sense data at all? What happens then? What are you left with? Well, I think what I sense you're pointing to is what happens in deep contemplative meditation is the silence and the stillness that is the only reality ultimately. Everything else is temporary and never the same way twice. So there's that which is the only constant in the whole of consciousness becomes conscious of itself and in that is the attractor. It's like a magnet. It attracts understandings and insights and inventions and creations that have never happened before that are solutions to the the deepest of all problems and the self-discovery of like who the heck am I and who are we and where are we going and why are we going there and all that is revealed effortlessly and spontaneously. Yeah. Without even asking it to be revealed, we don't have to create our own reality. We are the most amazing by doing nothing and making no effort and being nobody. We are regenerating the phenomenology of our forms and minds and hearts and bodies and social matrices and we're renewing ourselves completely. We're liberating ourselves taking the weakest link in the chain determines how strong the chain is and the weakest link is the fact that there is no chain. Barry, can you give us an existing list of the most projects that you're giving your most amount of time to and then listing down from the top of the ones that are most especially for people to hear about and potentially get involved in and then we can put the links in the bio in the description. Well, it took from my near-death experience at age four where I existed without a body, heart or mind without any boundary and there was no me. There was just this emptiness which was aware of itself as this awakeness that is choiceless and formless. That was quite an education experiential education and so when the one came back into this one's four-year-old little boy body asked because this one was playing Zorro when this tree limb fell on him attempted to ask like coming off of DMT when you try to ask a question and the answer comes to you before you finish asking the question was exactly like that and the answer came back and was shown kinesthetically that everything fluctuates in and out of form and I this one saw fields the whole of nature fluctuating in and out of formlessness and being renewed and recreated continuously and so the first thought that this one had as a four-year-old little boy was well why would Zorro need to know this because Zorro was trying to learn how to save the day because of the double suicides of my grandmother and grandfather when I was two and four uh my mother's father and mother and I felt her grief but she wouldn't share it with me and I was like I feel her grief but why won't she share it with me I need to be Zorro to save the day so here this brought about this playing on this this branch of a of a tree that had died this one at four knew nothing about branches breaking and Zorro ended up under the without going into the whole thing I mean this one has spent a lifetime figuring out okay obviously this is uh a way of making sense of the whole shebanginess of life and that more people were having near-death experiences as of maybe 20 years ago there were 10 million people just in the United States alone that it had reported having near-death experiences imagine what that actually is on a worldwide level that nature as us is educating us through showing us that we're nobody going nowhere forever and how magnificently beautiful that is it's so gentle and when Eckhart Toll says you know make friends with the now uh and he writes the book stillness speaks you know and and everything is is is culminating towards us being able to share a commonly sensed holy heartfelt conscious intelligence as an indivisible being and these at's are making contact to us uh in the uh like emory smith who was working in these uh you know military corporate places east of albuquerque and he earned their respect and they said okay we're going to introduce you to your your your first et emory tomorrow you'll meet him and he's an extra interdimensional et he'll appear in front of you and so emory figured out the 150 questions to ask this et because he was like you know young guy is being educated to be a doctor to do all these operations and tissue samples and stuff of ets and so here's going to meet this et and et appears and answers his 150 questions and under a second tell us somatically because when you share you know somatic empathetic conceptualizing consciousness in an integrated way as two people you can't lie you're sharing what there is that can be known and felt and sensed and and notice with another person even though you're an et from another race and the et said to him emory look we don't we've been taking with you for hundreds of thousands of years i mean there's a quite a few different intergalactic civilizations that have been messing around with you but you're like our children we've been cultivating you to be better than we've ever been just like your children you want to be to go beyond what you've ever how you ever been and and so we're our heroes emory and but even though you we sense that we're millions of years in advance of you we're all equals it's only because the billions of of of people in my civilization because we all share an indivisible consciousness consciously in a fully embodied way together that our neuro neuro physiological psychology is millions of years in advance of years but that doesn't make us better than you and so emory's like he's melting and melting and melting in the love of this extraterrestrial he can barely stay standing he you feel he can see himself falling to his knees and being completely and utterly dis disinregulated by being love itself with this beautiful person this entity in front of him for heaven's sakes that is inside of him inside of him with every intimacy that you know the subatomic level you know what i'm saying so it's knowing this experience is the teacher shared experience is the teacher and so over the last 45 years i finally realized 45 years ago there must be a way that i'm being shown to bring people to this shared experience shared intimacy of being indivisible awake aware sentience and that you know this that the whole cosmos is on its way and a path of evolution from nothingness to being fully sentient as spatial temporal energetic material mind embodied beings and here we are uh and so i put together ultimately all my 45 years of of clinical empirical research that was replicated by multiple laboratories around the world that i wanted to i set out back in 1988 with dr william broad who was the senior research associate at the mind science foundation to see uh with i mean he was award-winning psychophysiologist i mean he's one of the most astounding researchers that was heralded an award-winning and and people would you know dear of some friends were people like russell targan and herald put off and ed may who were given the millions of dollars by the united states federal government to compete with the russian research into parapsychological remote viewing and uh in being able to know the future before it happened uh under empirical conditions with double blind studies so uh dr william broad became my closest friend when i first met him physically and sat in front of him when i traveled there across the united states to be in senatonia texas at the mind science foundation i was finally there sitting in front of dr william broad he was so peaceful i couldn't stop crying i just was like weeping for joy it was like oh god this man is amazing and for five years we worked together he said spare you're like another christian murty you know you what you're doing i you know i'll put you in touch with all the top researchers in the field of consciousness uh and this project that you want to do which replicates what you and i have done together with these cohorts of you know 30 people that you one of which you trained to share a commonly sensed consciousness to be tested after the first group that was not didn't go through your training and they reversed from being made nervous when noticed when they had no known way of knowing when they were being noticed over close circuit camera monitor system while their bodies were being measured with galvanic skin response uh which william broad was a master of it was like an extension of his body he was able to find how people were reacting to the most subtle uh you know cues and and and differentiations that were occurring in their environment with other people and so it was found that those people who were wanted to be with other people but they were made nervous by being with other people that when they were stared at over close circuit camera monitor systems where they could have no other known way of knowing when or if they were being stared at those are the people that were most activated and we had all this clinical evidence to show that attention can be used as the stimulus just like touching your nose as a stimulus and you know i know that my finger is touching my nose that my paying attention to you when you have no known way of knowing when or if that's happening when we're separated under the shielded electromagnetic shielding conditions that when i pay attention to you in an undivided way you feel it even if you don't consciously know it because you're you're you're your nervous system responds to my attention just like a reptile walking into the into a new glade out of its home in the silence and stillness as of its presence no consents whether there are other predators ready to pounce on it from behind some bush we had to grow and develop that capacity in order to survive okay even Sigmund Freud as conservative as he is he said the telepathic telepathy somatic telepathy was innate to us as animals that that's the only way we could actually survive and that that was suppressed as we entered into verbal analytic conversations and gave most of our undivided attention to who we think we are and what we think we're doing at a verbal analytic level and the sensory the silence the field of sensory intelligence and the field of emotional intelligence which makes up 97 percent of our moment-to-moment consciousness 77 percent of our embodied intelligence is being suppressed by this child that's saying to the heart which is like its mommy and the body the reptile which is like its daddy which is like conditional love and the heart is like the unconditional love of the mother saying mommy daddy what's this what's that give me a label for what I'm conceptually experiencing non-verbally with with you both and so we have this growth incrementally over hundreds of millions of years uh emergent and here we are right now in this eternal now discovering what has been recreated out of absolutely nothing whatsoever to be us and beholden to serve the greater good of all life everywhere in the cosmos by being peaceful and all loving in the and recognize and respect this communion of indivisibility of being and so the the 27 million dollar multimedia partnership proposal offers offered to all of you who are hearing this right now please let us join together in collaboration to serve our greater purpose of bringing about an enlightened civilization on this planet whatever it is that we each uniquely are capable of doing to contribute to the to our awakening let's do it from this moment onward and so all the physics that have been brought together all the physicists and biologists and neuroscientists and sociologists and psychologists that I've brought together over the last 45 years all the tens of thousands of people that have come to these groups let us all come together now and step into this you know heavenly place this eternal now where we cannot die we are as they say you know in the ancient hindu and buddhist and contemplative traditions that when we recognize in life who and what we truly are that when we physically die we don't die we realize that we are deathless and the afterlife has been studied by a friend of mine here who's was introduced to be by my physics partner who's spent 50 years studying the afterlife written 22 books and these people like William James who was one of the top people 100 years ago has communicated through Jane who wrote Seth Speaks Jane Roberts William James contacted after he was dead contacted Jane Roberts and said I want to publish a book I want to channel the book through you and she she recognized it and honored it and did that and some of the most magnificent understanding of the afterlife of what it is to be 10,000 times as joyful to be 10,000 times as agonized about how unconscious and insensitive we were on the earth plane how that unfolds and how we take responsibility as that which cannot suffer for how crazy we've been here and so we continue to learn and unlearn and and are born again every instant passing and we're all doing this it's so fantastic it's like a rave where we're all on you know MDMA when I met Sasha Shogun for the first time the fellow who put together MDMA with his wife and I was introduced to by one of my dearest friends and I stepped into his aura he's a big guy it was like stepping into the cosmos I literally saw stars and planets in vast empty space and I felt utter and complete peace in his presence and that I shared as one single nobody with him and with pure love Sasha Shogun was an amazing man who you know created MDMA so that we could all learn and use it as a stepping stone into our immortal nature so this 27 million dollar multimedia partnership proposal that involves feature and documentary films which bring audiences through by breaking the fourth wall bring them into a commonly sensed holy heartfelt conscious intelligence with the people on screen who are already anchored in this indivisibility and we end up in let's say in one example a stadium of 60 000 people like giant stadium and there are multiple cameras recording this that are put together to make the film the 90 to 120 minute film and various clips of that where people in the audience are brought into unity consciousness by the people in the new thought movement and the consciousness movement in a circle people like Eckhart Tolle and Deepak Chopra and Marion Williamson and so forth at center stage who are sharing what they're sensing and feeling together in an undivided way as a greater body heart and mind with 60 000 other people and those people at home who are watching maybe just as indivisible individuals and we see them on the film too because we're recording those people and some groups are are being actually psychophysiologically for their autonomic and central nervous systems being recorded simultaneously we see them in the film and so like the Beatles created the first simulcast when they sang uh all there is is love or love is all there is uh that was the first simulcast on the planet earth we have the first simulcast of this film uh sharing indivisibility of our commonly sensed consciousness as a species on this planet to make it experientially plausible that we can be safe and secure by embracing our our infinite immeasurable depth and beauty as consciousness as joy as Eckhart Tolle would say we are the you know the joy of being is the joy of being consciousness together so that's the basically the aegis of the project is to use social media to make it available around the clock in multiple languages for free as a free membership at any time of the day or night just click a button and you can be there with total strangers or groups that you create for free and enter into this commonly sensed common sense it's a common it's like we all leaders in the whole of history have said please people use your common sense and and what is common sense telling us right now it tells us that we're already free and we just need to to notice it and feel it and share it indivisibly forever and ever amen as love itself wow as christ consciousness as the atman as the anata as the no self and as the one self as as all selves knowing what we are forever and ever and ever have been and ever will be and ever present spirited you know all the indigenous cultures who say the great spirit is everything it is everyone it is all that ever has been and ever will be and is now and so all the indigenous cultures are included here uh indivisibly and we are all awakening to our combined wisdom and the wisdom comes through our the wisdom of humanity as Bruce Lipton said years ago with being interviewed by allen um uh this is the last name will come to be in a moment uh steinfeld Bruce said you know we you know nature has created us to be like you know out of you know out of zygotes to be multiple zygotes functioning as a single consciousness and when all human beings realize that they're just cells like zygotes are cells in us we are cells in the body of humanity when humanity can speak as one humanity is one sentient consciousness with other sentient consciousnesses from other intergalactic civilizations then we will be allowed into and become part of this commonly sensed consciousness inter intergalactic you know within this solar system and with within this galaxy with hundreds and thousands of other extraterrestrial or inner terrestrial civilizations and we will join this cosmic sentient recreation and the one as uh his name is going to escape me he says you know there's with the ets you know that we are there's only one people here in this universe uh you know there's only one of us how many us's can there be you know there's only one life one nature one cosmos one unified verse and we are it together so all of this cognition all these labels all these sticky notes we don't need to make our mirrors at peak with things and thoughts and activities that that occlude the ability to receive and reflect yeah here we are on this two-dimensional screen on zoom it's you know the most advanced physicists uh like susman suskine at stanford you know creating the holographic model that the whole three-dimensional reality can be represented in two-dimensional service here we are represented on a two-dimensional surface on zoom we we are a three-dimensional hologram being represented on a two-dimensional surface which is a mirror-like meeting place which is essentially a dimensionless meeting place made out of dimensionless points that are you know when you take two points you have a line before that you just have a point you have two points make a line three points make a plane a two-dimensional surface wait a minute forget it where is this so there's just one over here okay you get four points and you turn them so they're orthogonal or perpendicular to each other you now have the first three-dimensional volume you have a tetrahedron which is the strongest structure in nature and we see in the actual uh you know quantum mechanics of probability fields and in the biology of particles uh or the quantum mechanics of particles and the biology of cells and so forth there is this this resonant structure that is ubiquitous that is fundamental to form and we can begin to recognize all these things and so the conceptual mind becomes satisfied we have to satisfy the conceptual mind yeah so that it can work with this the field of indivisible field of of sensations and the indivisible field of emotions this so there is this bicameral left and right brain the right brain representing the part in the body through the vagus nerve connected throughout the body and it's it's trying to come into this relationship with this conceptualized new feature this child which is reaching for some way of creating a conceptual version of what is non-verbally felt and sensed and that's all we have to just contribute to that in whatever way we can every moment consciously yeah we will know who would know our purpose and serve it uh joyfully together and so that's the mission and ethos of both the connection institute but also the 27 million dollar multimedia partnership proposal yes excellent and so the best way for people to engage with that is like you said just be right here engaged with your own direct experience of awakening but also is to check out the i have it pulled up and i'll have it in the in the description below so is it uh both connection institute dot org but also for the uh proposal it's the dehypnotizing humanity proposal that is up there right that's right i i have all those in the description of other that i can just play paste into the description of this video awesome okay nice nice and by the way i was mentioning this to spary also that the fourth wall is a very beautiful even right now that's what we're doing this is it like this right here this is talking to the audience right and so if the people that are talking to each other like this are anchored in love and space and then something happens there that's beautiful noteworthy and the cast turns to the audience and engages them how do you guys feel right now after that beautiful shift you know that kind of stuff like after that decontraction how does that make you feel and so now we're really in the territory of advanced media i think breaking the fourth wall is one of the most beautiful ways to bring forth advanced media and waking up through content creation it's super exciting stuff sparing all about it it's so exciting that this has been trying to break through that as i said that you know lois de broguee and uh kaluzha and kline and james florck mack well and um all pointed to this fourth dimension of space not time that instantaneously united all points in 3d but in the solvay conference uh the conservative element said no we can't measure it measure it and lo and behold it's because it's immeasurable there's nothing to measure and so the conservative elements said well we can't measure it so it can't be considered physics and they threw it out and if they had accepted it einstein would have made the fourth dimension of uh time the fourth dimension of spacetime because time is the observer of space time is timelessness making the whole of space and instantaneously indivisible it's the observer it's the unborn uncreated deathless awakeness that is choiceless and formless that is causing form to reform and become more and more like formlessness so that slowly but surely our forms our body's hearts and minds are becoming as flawlessly ind indivisible from what all that we are at the level of form as formlessness is indivisible from formlessness so we are becoming more like the void at the level of form which is really enlightened consciousness that's when form and formlessness where here they are here's formlessness here's form and they cannot exist without each other without formlessness form would not have independent interconnected attributes that can move independently of each other it all depends on the form utilizing this indivisibility of formlessness and so like because they are one without a second in the phase transition between formlessness and form and i explained this of course when we were speaking in meeting back in uh in november of 2019 that in the phase transition like between water and ice or water and gas the phase transition between these absolute opposites i mean nothing could be more opposite than formlessness in form but in the phase transition that unites the two what is that that is consciousness that is this but not that that's like you know netty netty not this not that it is this but not that it is it is this but but not that that is what is the adatta and the ottman simultaneously it's you and me you're there's you and there's me it's not that i you know occlude or you know overarkingly take precedence over you that's like a very mechanistic materialistic sociopathic model of like who's going to eat who here who's going to you know who's going to do the eating and who's going to do the loving let's say you know who's going to be the lover are you going to be the woman or am i going to be the woman are you going to be the man am i going to be the man you know it's all this polarization to just forget you know let that all be what it is because between the gender war between men and women when they can be share a commonly sensed holy heartfelt fully embodied awake aware consciousness that is conscious of itself then they can have unconditional eternal love and have marriages that last and have children that are brought up in the indivisible unconditional love of their parents so children from the when they're first born and they come in like la la la la they're not afraid of anything they nature creates us when we're newborns to be lit up and turned on we're lit up we're so excited to be what we are and we're not afraid of not knowing who we are we're completely ignorant and innocent utterly and completely you know when i had my son i could hold him in my on my arm with his head in my palm in my hand and roam roam around in the air recklessly you know but securely he had no fear at all he had no concept of fear so we can bring up children on this planet with through our communion with them as consciousness itself with no fear so we're not traumatized by being objectified as good little girl good little boy this is your mommy that's your daddy this is this your that's your that this is your sister's toy give it back to your sister eat your oatmeal or i'll slap you or i'll make you wrong or make you feel that you as a separate object is my little boy or whatever you know is not behaving the way i want you to in that kind of blame and that kind of shame and that kind of tyrannical control over us as if we're a separate subject upon on the chessboard of life is absolutely traumatizing from the get go and when we can grow up on this planet without being treated as objects in that we're not taught to treat our mothers and fathers and our caregivers as objects we can feel this objectless heaven heavenly unity and indivisibility of our being with everyone and everything continuously and we can have a healthy civilization that can abide and joy forever after i love it's very ye so let's i feel good about this convo i feel like we can pause the recording and we can publish this and we can share it and galvanize greater movement for being present to one's own awakening right now and also contributing to the connection institute in any way by seeing the resources and checking out the multimedia project proposal and i would like to hear like i'll put the link to the first conversation also in the description and if you guys want to go and check that out to the one that we did three years ago that's really cool and let us know also what you think about this one i'd love to hear from you comment below share it with those that you feel like you'd resonate with like it subscribe all that good stuff um yeah any uh any closing thoughts before we pause the recording sperry i'm just listening to our recording from three years ago last night and i wanted to suggest as i have to some from about about a minute and a half to 32 minutes is the core of the physics being shared and felt and embodied by both of us well that's if you just listen that long it's a long long recording we kind of get into all kinds of stuff later on that kind of gets convabulated and jumbled a bit because we're touching on all these things and but that first 32 minutes is really well worth reviewing nice perfect all right uh love you guys thanks for tuning in and uh just infinite love and light disparity yeah big hug and bye for now


Something that I didn't anticipate to be a huge challenge in what I'm doing now is having to hire people and how difficult it can be. Training them, keeping them, keeping them happy. It's a challenge and being as transparent as I possibly can is what I'm learning to do more and more of. I tend to overshare but at the same time, with the right people, it's more of an exciting, inviting thing. Like, hey, this is what I'm doing. Do you want to be a part of it? Whereas some people in the past, I felt I've gotten greedy and gone, oh well, since you're doing this, I should be making this. And I'm like, well, not yet because I'm not there either myself.


Here is what I made for Memorial Day, starting with our Zolpasta salad. We have tomatoes, bell peppers, carrots, parsley, Italian dressing, lemon, and olive oil. So I'm gonna boil my pasta and the vegetables. A lot more. I want you to almost fill it up. Keep filling. Now I want you to squirt some of this lemon juice in it. A spoon. Now you guys, what I did, you can do this however you want, but this is to make it quick and easy for me. I went ahead and put my dressing, the parsley, a little bit of the jalapenos, and then break the grape tomatoes in here. Once the orzo pasta has cooled down with the vegetables, I'm just gonna pour this on top, refrigerate it, sprinkle some Parmesan cheese, orzo pasta salad, it's done. All right, so now I'm gonna make my barbecue sauce.  I'm gonna do barbecue sauce, ketchup, hot sauce, sorry, hot sauce, and some brown sugar. Y'all have to excuse this child. Chicken child. All right, hot sauce is up next. Ooh, lord. Ooh, that's enough, baby. That's enough. That's staring. All right, now we're gonna get the butter ready for our corn. I like my butter a little, I mean my corn a little, with a little kick, drop some chili powder, come on, sweetheart. Put some chili powder in here. Oh. Orzo pasta is done. Now I marinated some chicken drums and wings the night before, just very, very simple ingredients, and I'm ready to put them on the grill. I gotta record this. So up next, you guys, I'm gonna create a skillet, peach cobbler, using very, very simple ingredients. We have butter going into a small cast iron skillet.  Now, this is very, very simple one. I made simple, like literally, to me, and at least for me, this is the simplest thing you can make. So we're gonna be using canned sliced peaches, and I got light just because. And then on top of that, I made a, basically the dough, and you're supposed to use self-rising flour. I don't have that, so I just made it. Self-rising flour is just baking powder and salt. That's all it is. So if you have regular salt, add like half a teaspoon of salt, and then like one teaspoon of baking powder. Don't quote me on those measurements. You may need to work it out. And then you add milk to it. And you get this pancake-like consistency. So now, excuse the background. I'm gonna pour this. This is actually gonna be a little too thick, but that's okay. I'll pour this at the bottom here. And now I'm gonna slowly add these peaches in certain areas, right there. Yeah, looks good, huh? That's yummy.  In the oven, actually, it's 60 degrees. So the veggies and pasta have cooled off, so I'm adding the tomato mixture. And I'm gonna go ahead and add some seasonings. I'm gonna add some garlic powder, onion powder, red pepper flakes, and Parmesan cheese. This is so good. Now I'm not gonna add any more salt because Italian seasoning has tons of sodium. The Parmesan cheese has sodium. This is what it looks like. I allowed it to refrigerate for a couple of hours. This is my finished chicken. So good. And this is that failed peach cobbler. And I went ahead and threw some corn on the actual grill, which was really, really good. Yeah, you guys, this came together in about two hours. So this cobbler did not turn out how I expected it. And I think it's because I have a smaller pan here. Typically, the peaches are supposed to fall to the bottom. The crust supposed to rise to the top. However, I have had a piece of this and it is really good. So, y'all, I don't feel like I have enough sides.  I really do like skillet yams. And it's a healthier alternative opposed to potatoes, okay? And this is the last thing that I'm cooking. And I know it's a lot of food, y'all, but we'll have leftovers for tomorrow. And here I am fixing my plate. And that is it, you guys. Everything was so good. Thank you so much for watching. Take care, bye.


Thank you very much. Good afternoon everyone. My name is Gabriel Jember from Ethiopia, currently chairing the LSE Group, which is more than 1 billion people, most vulnerable people in the world. The main purpose why I am here is to just inform you about an initiative which is called List of World Countries Initiative for Effective Adaptation and Resilience. This initiative has been initiated for the last, it has been discussed for the last year and a half. It is LSE-owned initiative which is led by LSEs. The main reason why I have been thinking of this kind of initiative is that if you look at the current indices of countries, especially industrial countries, most of them have been done by the kind of fly and fly-out consultants to fulfill prior to the time requirement. If you look at most of our countries, we haven't owned it because it's a process which requires capacity to analyze and integrate into development plans. So in this regard, especially the adaptation component is relatively not well handled. So in this regard, what shall we do? Once I speak for all cannot work in this regard, the gaps may vary from country to country. So in this regard, how can we support? We should not just identify these are the challenges. Instead, we need to use a bottom-up approach to look for what are the challenges across countries in terms of planning, in terms of resource mobilization, implementation, as well as reporting on adaptation and resilience. We have already done stop taking for the African illnesses and will continue for the European Pacific LSE countries. And this initiative has been presented to the LSE-ministerial meeting, which was held a month ago in Andesaloba, and we were given political guidance to launch this event here tomorrow at 1.45 in the LSE Coordination Meeting. So it's going to be continued and the outcome will be translated into roadmap for actions that need to be undertaken in the coming years. So I hope this will be an opportunity for this outcome of this initiative to fit into UN Secretary General's summit, which is going to be held in September next year. So this sounds particular.


You know I think that I'd really like to emphasize surprise because surprise does some really good things to our brains. Surprise forces us to carefully evaluate the thing that surprises us. So you know for walking through the woods we see something we've never seen before. It's really important that we pay attention to what that thing is. And once we see it then we can expend some mental effort to categorize it based on what we already know. And so that's what I'm trying to get to with surprise. When I can get a student to react to something carefully evaluated and carefully decide where it's going to go in their brain instead of just passively receiving it as a fact, they're much more likely to remember it. They're much more likely to internalize it. They're much more likely to own it. And then of course reapply it. So for example Facebook holds these vast troves of data about all of us. It's got about 100, 1.5 billion people on its service. For each one of those people it knows what you like, who you associate with, and what your interests are. It understands the language that you use when you post. And based on that information it can figure out a lot about you. It can use data mining algorithms to determine where you live, how old you are, how much money you make, etc, etc. All of that is available just by looking at what's in your Facebook feed. That turns out to be incredibly useful for marketers. However, just knowing that that's happening doesn't really necessarily engage students to think about it. So I like to point out that when Facebook looks at my feed, it comes to the conclusion that I'm a 27 year old woman. And the reason why it does that is because I am out of sample. The information in my Facebook feed does not represent necessarily someone who fits my demographics. And also there's not a lot in my Facebook feed, so they're not getting a lot of information. So we can see from that that these kinds of methods aren't always accurate in the particular case. They're strikingly accurate though in the general case. So when I mentioned that I'm a 27 year old female, according to my Facebook feed, that's surprising to students. It gets them to think about how these things might work, how they might come to that kind of conclusion, and then what these sorts of tools might conclude about who they are. And so then we can do an exploration of what their Facebook feed is saying about them, and then more generally what Facebook feeds in general are saying to marketers.


This challenge from Ryan Nicholson CTF is called escape to jail for 30 points in the intermediate category. It says enter the flag within the root flag dot text file. So it's in the root home directory. We can go ahead into their web shell, log in with the credentials that they gave us CTF to and challenge to. But unfortunately, we are not the root user. We're only simply the competitor user. So we can't move into that directory, or take a look at what that flag particularly is. So we need to escape the jail and determine what this may be. And actually a privilege escalation situation. So let's do some enumeration and actually see what we can run with the pseudo command, because that will allow us to borrow the root users like power and privileges. So if you run pseudo attack L, you can see entries in the et cetera pseudoers file and says what we can do here. So user competitor in our case, that's us, may run the following commands on this host without a password. And that's a user been VIM. So that's pretty awesome. We can pseudo user been VIM, or just straight up VIM if we wanted to. And now we are running the VI or VI improved command line text editor as root. And we can do interesting things with this. Like if we wanted to, we can go ahead and edit the root or flag dot text file. And then we could actually view the flag just like that. Or if we were to use colon and type in shell, that would give us simply a bash shell. And now you can see that, okay, we are the root user. That's awesome to get mode code execution and just do the privilege escalation to get to be the root user. So if we wanted to, even from the show, we could cat out the flag that we're looking for. And we'd submit that as our solution and get the points through that. We can take note of this in our own specific notes and we can mark that challenge as complete. But that enumeration or basic reconnaissance of a box, see what we can use for privilege escalation, check the pseudo list and see what commands you can run easily. That's good notes and good tips to learn from hack the box if you don't play that war game. But that's awesome for learning. Hey, I need to give a special shout out and some love to people that support me on Patreon. This list is getting longer every day and it's just surreal to me. I'm so thankful for you guys. One dollar a month on Patreon will give you a special shout out just like this at the end of every video. Five dollars a month on Patreon will give you early access to everything that release on YouTube. If you did like this video, please do like, comment, and subscribe. Hang out with us on Discord, link in the description, and check me out on Patreon.


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Hey there. I'm Danica, a national organizer with CodePink reporting live from Chicago, Illinois. I'm coming to you today because the mainstream media hasn't been talking about Yemen enough. Yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis, and in January, the Saudi UAE-led and U.S.-backed coalition led airstrikes that wiped out Yemen's internet for several days. It's important that people in the U.S. know the truth about Yemen. We, on the CodePink news network, will hear from experts today about the situation on the ground in Yemen, both politically and regarding the public health situation. We'll hear about legislative efforts in the United States and activism happening all around the country this week. Let's hear from Dr. Aisha Juman about the situation on the ground. The impact of war and bloodshed on the humanitarian crisis in Yemen since 2014. Yemen is considered the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. These are some key figures from the U.N. from 2021. There are 20.7 million people who are in need of humanitarian assistance out of 30 million people in Yemen. 12.1 million are in acute need, and there are 4 million people who are eternally displaced in Yemen. In terms of food insecurity, there are 6.2 million people in Yemen, almost half of the population who are facing severe food insecurity, which are phases 3 to 5 that include crisis, emergency, and catastrophe. Thank you, Dr. Juman, for covering the situation on the ground in Yemen. Just to get more context about what sort of activism is happening in the U.S. today regarding Yemen, we have Neda from Hands Off Yemen and Action Corps. This is Neda Saleh, coming to you live to report on this week's days of action for Yemen Indian organizations nationwide are calling for protests demanding an end to U.S. complicity in the Yemen war. Protesters have planned demonstrations for this week in Vermont, New York, Illinois, Rhode Island, California, Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Florida. They are asking that nations allied with Saudi use their leverage to ask for an immediate lifting of the air and sea blockade on Yemen. They are also demanding that Congress passes a war-pause resolution before the 7th anniversary of the war, and that weapon sales are halted. Finally, they demanded the people of Yemen are supported in achieving sovereignty. We needed to cover Yemen ourselves. And despite approaching the 7th anniversary of the war, mainstream media chooses not to talk about Yemen. While the dire situation in Ukraine enjoys thorough and accurate coverage, Yemen's sovereignty is being violated with U.S. backing. It's time to talk about Yemen too. Thank you so much, Neda, for telling us what activists in the U.S. are up to today. But to get more context about the war-powers resolution, what it is, and what it would mean to pass it, we have Hassan El-Tayyab from FCNL with us today. Hello, everyone. My name is Hassan El-Tayyab, and I'm FCNL, or Friends Committee on National Legislation's Legislative Director in Middle East Policy. And I'm here to talk about Yemen. This month, reps from Milit Jaiapal and Peter DeFazio announced their plans to introduce and pass a new Yemen war-powers resolution before the 7th anniversary of the conflict on March 25 of this year. This is a direly needed step to put an end to America's ongoing complicity in what the UN describes as the world's worst humanitarian crisis on the planet. With continued U.S. participation, the Saudi-led coalition is carrying out a major escalation in its brutal air campaign, and January of this year was one of the bloodiest months of the entire conflict. Saudi airstrikes killed 90 civilians at a detention center and wounded 200 more, and also cut off water supply to 120,000 Yemenis in desperate need. The United States for years has enabled these vicious attacks against civilians and its pastime for Congress to end U.S. complicity in these atrocities by passing a Yemen war-powers resolution. Following Biden's announced policy change last year, we expected to see robust limitations on weapons sales and military support to Saudi Arabia. Unfortunately, the president's announcement amounted to nothing more than a public relation stunt that gave the appearance of change while obscuring the fact that U.S. policy hadn't meaningfully altered. The administration never defined the distinction between offensive and defensive support and proceeded to approve over $1 billion of weapons sales to Saudi, including new attack helicopters, air-to-air munitions, and new defense contracts. The Pentagon also acknowledged that the United States is still providing spare parts, maintenance, and logistical support for Saudi warplanes conducting offensive operations. Unsurprisingly, Biden's strategy failed to induce any real significant changes in Saudi behavior, and some trends got even worse. In 2021, Saudi launched as many air strikes as it did in Trump's last year in office in 2020. Saudi also doubled down on its blockade, further tightening restrictions on fuel imports. Now the World Food Program is warning that these restrictions and access to vital commodities are setting the stage for what could be the worst famine in modern history. In recent years, Congress has repeatedly made its opposition to this war known and even passed another Yemen war powers resolution through both the House and Senate. Unfortunately, Trump vetoed that resolution and we saw a breakdown in diplomacy. And while the United States can't unilaterally bring about a ceasefire, it must use its vast leverage to try to persuade Saudi to lift its blockade and end its air strikes targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. War powers resolution would take us a long way to seeing a world where U.S. complicity would end and the Saudis would have to be forced to a ceasefire. Thank you, Hassan, so much for explaining the war powers resolution and why we need to pass one so urgently. To get more geopolitical context, we have Anel from the Quincy Institute with us up next. This is Anel. She line of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft in Washington DC. U.S. arms sales to Saudi Arabia in December seem to have emboldened Saudi Arabia and the UAE to go on the offensive in Yemen. January was one of the worst months for Yemeni civilian casualties. In response to this increased aggression, the Houthi rebels responded by firing drones and missiles at the UAE. The U.S. administration responded by sending our most advanced fighter planes and a U.S. Navy destroyer to support the UAE. Yet why should the deaths of three civilians in the Emirates count for so much more than the hundreds of thousands of Yemeni civilians that have died as a result of Emirati and Saudi aggression against their country? The Biden administration maintains that the U.S. is only involved in helping the Saudis and Emiratis defend themselves. But this distinction is absurd. The administration has never clarified what they mean by selling offensive as opposed to defensive weapons. And only selling so-called defensive weapons now allows the Saudis and Emiratis to go on the offensive with greater impunity. Using the billions of dollars of offensive weapons the U.S. has sold these countries for decades. By taking the side of the Saudis and Emiratis, the U.S. prolongs Yemeni civilian suffering and also risks plunging the U.S. deeper into the war. U.S. soldiers stationed in the region are now at risk because the Houthis rightly see the U.S. as a belligerent. Service members stationed at Adafra Air Base in the UAE had to take shelter in bunkers and fire Patriot anti-missile defenses to deflect recent Houthi drones. What will happen if a Houthi drone kills a U.S. soldier? Will Biden drag the U.S. into another unnecessary and futile war in the Middle East? The U.S. is on the wrong side in Yemen. Instead of supporting Emirati and Saudi aggression against one of the poorest countries in the world, the U.S. must end all weapon sales to these wealthy Gulf states until they end their bombardment and blockade of Yemen. Thank you Dr. Shirin Aladimi for being with us and for being for all of our guests today. Very much appreciated and this has been Code Pink News Network and our coverage on the situation in Yemen.


Hey, this is Brett with Summit Auto, and this 2021 Ford F-250 Crew Cab Short Box XL is stock number 12142Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fondlec, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2021 Ford F-250 has the 6.7-liter power stroke diesel, puts out 475 horsepower, 1,050 foot-pounds of torque. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood. Anti-matter blue metallic is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend tuning them on right now, because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, color, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seen in person. And if you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button to our YouTube channel in the upper right-hand part of the screen, and then click the bell notifications, and you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the 18-inch painted alloy rims, and it has Goodyear Wrangler all-terrain adventure tires. These are LT-275-70R18s, and they have probably about 70% of the tread left on them. The frame and underbody is in very nice condition. This one does have the STX appearance package. Front fender is in fantastic condition, didn't see any dents or dings on there, headlight lenses are nice and clear. Front bumper and lower valance are in pretty nice shape. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front bumper, and it does come with the chrome-trimmed grille. The hood is in fantastic condition as well. No dents or dings on there, and the passenger-side front fender, no dents or dings on there. passenger-side rim, no scuffs or scrapes. Anti-matter blue, my favorite color on the new Superduties. Let it focus there. You can see just all the different colored sparkles in there, but really a good-looking color on here. At night it looks black, and as you go down this side of this 2021 Ford F-250, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. You take these HD videos so if you are far away, or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Frame is in excellent shape as well. And the back tires have a little bit less than the front tires. I'd say probably about 50%, maybe a little bit less on those back tires, but still decent tread there. Frame and underbody is in great condition, and it's like that all the way underneath has all the remaining factory exhaust, so it hasn't been altered in any way. And it does come with those really nice factory chrome step bars. Moving around to the back, passenger side box is in great shape. It does have the FX4 package with all the special shocks and skid plates. Rear bumper is in great condition, no dents or dings, and it does have a full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin, and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is in great condition as well. And this one comes with a spring and bed liner. Pretty nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings. I do believe this truck was probably used for painting at some point, so it does have just a little bit of remnants of that, and the bed liner goes onto the tailgate as well. Tailgate shuts nice and easily, nice and solidly, and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side, no dents or dings on the box, and for full disclosure this back rim is in very nice shape as well. And down the rest of this side of the truck, the doors look really good. Does have the heated telescopic tow mirrors. They telescope out like so. They also fold in like that, and go in like that. Inside the XL package gives you the gray cloth interior. There are no rips or tears on this seat. They are in excellent shape. All the seats are in very nice condition. You do get driver's side lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, tilt, telescopic steering wheel, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You get the built forward tough animation at the beginning there, and you can see that this one has 11,910 miles on it. You do get a digital speedometer as well as a compass display. The instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Cruise controls and information center controls on the left, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. This one has the 10-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one has the sync 8-inch radio, FM radio capabilities as well as Sirius XM, and of course Bluetooth capabilities on there as well. And then you do get your Ford Pass Connect as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on this system so you can project your cell phone to the screen and if you have a navigation system on your cell phone such as Waze or Google Maps, you can project it right to the screen and it's like you have nav on the screen so that's a pretty sweet system too. Factory exhaust brake, stability control, and downhill sys control. Turned-out four-wheel drive, factory brake controller, your climate controls and audio controls right there. And it does come with a 12-volt power point, 110-volt, 400-watt plug-in.  Pass under side, floor mat, and seat are in excellent shape. I didn't see any rips or tears on there, looks really good. And the headliner is in very nice shape as well. I didn't see any rips or tears up there. This one does come with six auxiliary up-fit switches so they work just like light switches if you've got an aftermarket light that you want to put on here just hook it up to these and they turn on so that's pretty sweet. Bap light's up there as well and we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips, no tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may want to put back here. Fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost. You get factory floor mats back here, side curtain airbags.  Child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look really good on this truck. And we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. I do want to show you the door stickers. There's your tire and loading information and your vignette sticker. Alright, I do appreciate you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will be able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of the truck all the way around inside now. I think she's in pretty nice shape. And under the hood we have the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine, 475 horsepower, 1050 foot pounds of torque. Engine base very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. There is your emissions sticker. And I would highly recommend this truck from a quality, condition, options, color, and cleanliness condition on it. I would highly recommend this truck. And to see more pictures of this 2021 Ford F-250 crew cab short box XL in anti-matter blue. 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It's been a week of diplomacy in Europe, but is it going to bear any fruits? Over the past week, we have seen a number of meetings between Russia and the Western powers over the crisis at the Ukraine border. There have been a number of statements made, talk about war. Things do look a bit bleak right now, but what exactly is the situation? What is likely to happen? We'll be discussing all this on Mapping Port. We have with us Pravir Prakash. Pravir, so over the past week, like we said, we saw three meetings. Of course, one was the US Russia summit that first took place on Monday. This was followed by the NATO Russia Council and then the organization for cooperation and security in Europe as well. All these meetings took place. On the other hand, despite all these confabulations, the situation is still clearly very tense. Russia, for instance, saying that there does not seem to be too much of scope for diplomacy right now, considering the fact that the West is not really moving forward on any of its demands. The West, on the other hand, continuously ratcheting up the talk of an impending war. There are the Western media sources saying that a false flag operation may be staged, for instance. And generally, the environment and atmosphere is being built up where it looks like we might have an attack any moment soon. So based on your evaluation of these last weeks, these three rounds of talks last week, where do you see the respective parties at? The crystal ball in terms of future prediction is always a very risky enterprise and we shouldn't really think about trying to calculate what each side can do. But if you look at it, that all this started essentially from the Biden Putin talks and therefore the fact that the Biden Putin talks seem to have gone nowhere, but led to three more discussion itself is at least a step forward. That finally, what Russia put on the table, NATO expansion is being discussed. It has become an international issue. It's something that is now worrying people that there has been this eastward march of NATO, which didn't seem to be stopping and has finally Russia drawing a line on the sand now brought it to a place where at least it needs to be discussed. What resolution will take place? We don't know as yet. Russia has also put on record the fact that the US also should think about that Venezuela, Cuba are close to the United States, and it is possible for Russia to build up certain facilities over there, for their bolster, at least Venezuela, militarily, all of these possibilities, they have hinted at. But the real issue is really at the moment Europe and what does Europe do? Visibly what Russia is demanding, what United States seem to be egging them on and the belief that a lot of people have also expressed that the Americans are quite willing to fast fight to the last European, fight Russia to the last European. So that is also the issue that if there is any war, it will be fought in Europe. It sort of will be fought over the Atlantic as NATO might indicate being not Atlantic trade organization, treaty organization and certainly not over the United States unless it becomes a nuclear war, in which case we can also goodbye the civilization as we know it. So in that sense, I think the stakes are very high for Europe. But at the moment, France and Germany are in transition politically. One, we have just a new government in Germany and they're going to go back to the Merkel position, which was Germany trying to play an independent role, also looking at its energy security, which is closely tied up with the basically gas from Russia. So whether they will go back to the position or they will join the United States as well as some of the Baltic States, Poland, Romania, for instance, who seem to be much more hawkish and Russia. So what is it that they're going to do? France is an uncertain territory because again, elections are pending in France and we don't know if there is any universal acceptance of France's trajectory. We have a presidential hopeful who has actually talked about how Europe should chart a new course for itself and get out of NATO. There is no reason why NATO should continue as a treaty organization. So all of this is the background. So I'm going to say, I take Stoltenberg, who otherwise is not known as a dub, his position that we can start discussing missile deployment in the Baltics in Eastern Europe. We can discuss the return to the INF Treaty, which the United States had walked out of the Stoltenberg put the responsibility on Russia. All these things are also happening. Of course, there are the nuclear sanctions or what would be called the economic sanctions which the Senate of the US Congress is preparing, which they might start imposing even before a war, in which case, of course, you will really precipitate a much more serious crisis. So I think all these things we'll have to see at the moment, but you know, I'm not really pessimistic about getting into an understanding. The fact that the issues that Russia has raised has come on the table are being discussed in a step forward. The question that I have is, even if both sides don't want to get into war, and Russia seems to have clearly indicated that it is not going to go into a war unless the status quo in Ukraine changes, Russia could missile on Russian borders, which will give for five to seven minutes, missile time before missiles reach Moscow, or the Donbass region is attacked and the autonomy of the Donbass region is threatened, in which case also Russia I think will then can or will or can intervene over there. So I think these are options that Russia has put on the table, but they're saying they will not discuss forever. You don't have to think of what countermeasures they can take, because if NATO really does expand to its border, it's a question of strategic survival in the sense that you don't want missiles five to seven minutes from your capital region. So I think that is something which is very serious, but at the same time, the fact that discussions are taking place, even with all the noise about how, you know, discussions are going nowhere. Now, you know, Russia is preparing for various attacks every day in the western media you hear about Russia doing a B or C. I think all of this has to be taken to the great deal of salt, which of salt is probably an understatement. And given the fact that the US has invaded so many countries, it's talk about others trying to invade, which is there's no record of such for a very long time for any other country I think is something which it cannot find, we can't find very credible. So probably like you said, some of the demands raised by Russia are apparently being considered or the West has shown interest in addressing them these include the issue of military exercises in the region around Russia, the question of missile deployments even but apparently the one issue the West is really unwilling to address seems to be of NATO expansion itself. So slightly going back maybe why is we understand what Russia's concerns are regarding NATO's expansion, but why is NATO why does NATO seems so determined for for instance to have the option of including Ukraine and Georgia, which really seemed to be the sticking points in this discussion. You know, whatever reports are coming from the US sources in pinch of salt is that unofficially undertakings have been given the next 10 years we're not going to include Georgia or Ukraine into NATO. Now of course, all of this can change the new Trump coming in, or the old Trump coming back everything is open up for negotiations, or up in the air as I say, so we don't really know what the status is, I do not think they will give a guarantee publicly to be humiliation for them to give a guarantee, we will not include a or B, but for all practical purposes Georgia is not going to be included in NATO in the foreseeable future, and Ukraine currently also doesn't look to be a country which should be inducted very easily into NATO, even if Ukrainian public opinion now is more in favor of NATO, for a long time the Ukrainian public opinion was also not in favor of NATO, but having the Donbass region going out of Ukraine effectively. There is this that numbers left in Ukraine may be remote towards NATO, that is the Donbass region was a part of Ukraine, or if it is counted to be a part of Ukraine so we'll have to see, but certainly, it doesn't appear that this is in the near future, you're likely to have NATO inviting Ukraine to join it. What can happen and is happening and this is also what Russia is pointing out that NATO in the guise of training, in the guise of training facilities is building bases in the UK facility which they're saying is not a facility, training facility, it's a really a military base, and also giving armaments to Ukraine and also sending soldiers about there again in the name of training. So all this are quasi-NATO like gestures in the sense they're not really as innocent as they appear to be, and therefore Russia is concerned. What are the arms that they're giving? What is the so-called training consist of? Are the trainers going to stay? Remember that the US sent in Vietnam, essentially people to train the Vietnamese soldiers and then it expanded to a task force that the US had in Vietnam fighting what they called not Vietnamese at that point of time. So given all of that background, it's not surprising that the Russian political analysts as well as Putin and his associates are skeptical about US's claim or NATO's claim. They're only there to provide training and support. I think that those are the, shall we say the gray areas which needs to be resolved that it's not a question of joining NATO, but all the investment NATO is making into Ukraine, what do they really mean? And I think those are the kind of issues also which is holding all this up. I would think as still that the likelihood of NATO joining is not there in the Middle East future, but NATO will not give or the United States more correctly, will not give such an undertaking because it would be a huge loss of face for them after having made so much noise that this is something that is left to us. It is not for others to dictate if they want to join, how can we prevent them kind of stuff. So all of this, I think again we'll have to see how it goes, but I do not think that NATO joining of NATO is in the cards at least for the next 10 years. This is what the so called experts in the United States seem to be saying. And apart from the public posture which is of course who the hell they are to tell us what to do. This is what they seem to be saying that there is really no prospect of that. And probably finally a quick question since we talked about NATO so much. This seems to be yet another attempt to sort of resurrect an organization whose fate has been of fate and future has been increasingly in doubt in recent times. So do we also see like you said NATO coming out of this even weaker maybe or in the same position. You know, the problem that has always been there, post-Soviet Union, that what is NATO's existence for? Is it for defence? Is it to act as the global gender arm, the gender arm of the United States and the Western powers? And Western powers in this case really mean Western European powers to be exact, the ex-colonial powers. So is that the purpose of NATO essentially to be the sword arm of the global hegemon and its close associates essentially Western European countries which had really colonies all over the world. So this is not something which has been resolved. When it comes to the Eurasian land mass, NATO's sword was directed of course clearly at Russia. When the Soviet Union fell, the Russian government under Yeltsin really allowed the United States to expand NATO right up to its borders. So you have military incursions near its airspace, 13 miles of the airspace of Russia. There has been strategic bombers, flights taking place. You have ships coming into Black Sea again doing various maneuvers. All of these are militarily provocative, but NATO seems to direct itself against Russia. And if you take that as the basis, then NATO's existence seems to be more with Russia or defence against Russia, they would like to put it. It's marched into Iraq as well into Afghanistan, of course was not that it was NATO was going to act as a sword arm as I said of this past. Now if that has failed and it's failed disastrously in Afghanistan is obviously also failed in Iraq, what is NATO's future. And that is something which is not spelled out if they say it is to protect European countries. Now protecting is true. For protection, you really want to put your tanks, other forces, missiles and Russian border is that for protection. Those are questions NATO hasn't ever answered. The purpose of NATO really has never been answered post the fall of Soviet Union. There have been very serious diplomats, diplomats, analysts who have said NATO should have been resolved at that point of time. That's a mistake we make. Now the real issue is what does Western European countries, primarily Germany and France do about it. The Kingdom has hitched itself to the US skirt, so that is taken for granted. But what about Europe, Germany and France, who think their independent powers economically as well as militarily at least France does. So I think that's going to really though that is the question that has to be resolved. And for Germany it's very important because its energy future depends on this relationship with Russia. That's where it gets its natural gas from. So what does Russia, how does provoking Russia to war really help Germany, I don't see. So all of this to me is that the Europe still seems to be in a state of flux and Western European countries do not know to be put to be blunt whether they're coming or they're going. And the United Kingdom is very clear, it is going with the United States, the Eastern European countries are willing to go with the United States and they're willing to give their territory for that, but they really don't bring much to the table except territory. So what is Western Europe going to do is really the crucial issue. And United States is whether it's a question of Lithuania, Lithuania against China, it seems to be egging on Eastern European countries much more into this, and using them to ratchet up measures on in this particular case Russia, but also against China. And I think that is, if that is the NATO's reason for existence, increasingly it's going to bring up at least European past that what are they interested in doing. So I think that question about NATO's existence itself is to be the primary issue, which the world has to face, because increasingly whether it is West Asia, whether it is Central Asia, whether it is Africa. The pendulum is swinging again to the regional past being able to resolve their issues by themselves and not having outside past come in and tell them what to do, and they provide in turn military basis, which is what the United States has been doing. And let's not forget it's not only NATO, United States is 750 to 800 bases all over the world. And if that is for defense, who are the defending against. So I think those are all the questions which have to be addressed. And I think the Russians have done us one good thing. They have put with the expansion of NATO all these questions on board. What is the role of NATO. So for me, we'll get back to this question in the coming week as well as in the future as tensions continue to escalate and discussions at the same time also continue to take place. That's all we have time for today keep watching.