Good morning and welcome back to why in the morning at Y254. My name is Sankara Kaisu and I'm here with the discussion of the day. Today we are going to discuss about reading culture. Reading culture, somebody has described it to me here as an environment or putting an environment where reading is valued, promoted and actively encouraged. Putting an environment where reading is valued, promoted and actively encouraged and that is what we are going to discuss here on our social media handles. We asked why do you think nowadays you don't see people with those big novels reading. I used to be, I used to see when I was young that people, especially girls, university girls used to carry big books, very big books you wonder when she will stop and reading it but now that is no more. We are going to see what has really happened with reading culture and with me in studio those who have joined me are two people who are very relevant to this topic. One is a student who is supposed to be really reading, we'll know whether it's reading or not and now a specialist. A student is called Enoch and a specialist, a reading specialist is called Joseph. I love their names, their names are biblical. So can you introduce yourself starting with Enoch, tell us everything about you that you think we need to know your name, your area of study, where you study and maybe your social media handles in this camera here. Okay, my name is Enoch Nyamongo, I'm a student at the University of Nairobi. Second year taking Bachelor of Arts Anthropology. Also I'm so interested, my major part as a talented guy, are my names of Nairobi University and I love reading. What do you mean MC? You do MC? I usually host some events, mostly talent events in Nairobi University. Like televised or something at UNTV or something? We mainly focus on growing talents in the University. So we usually hold some events, editions, U.N. talents editions where we are having our students who come to participate and also compete where we get them and nature their talents. That's nice, Enoch Nyamongo. Yeah, welcome to White Faith 4 and then we have Joseph. Joseph, how are you? I'm fine man, how are you doing? And you're welcome to White Faith 4, you can tell us about yourself please. My name is Joseph Mwa, I'm an author, I'm a publisher and I'm an advocate for the reading culture and I'm also a motivational speaker. I'm so passionate about books and the power that it can bring to people. That's exactly why I'm here to have it on the table to show you how this can be valuable to your life. Do you have social media handle? Yes, you can find me on social media at Joseph Mwa official or platforms, YouTube, TikTok, everywhere. Oh, you're welcome Joseph Mwa. Let's start with you on this. Are you saying you are an advocate of reading culture because you see there's a problem with reading culture in our country or what has motivated you to be an advocate of reading culture? Well, there's a huge problem with the reading culture in our country, especially Africa in general. People don't read, people have lost it. I mean anytime somebody sees a book, they just see something which is going to bother them, something which is just going to waste their time. But then when you go back in time, these were valuables. There were things which when people had them, they were equivalent to wealth, a vast amount of wealth. If you look at history, you'll find people used to pose with books, scrolls, all these things, libraries were places of value, places where people would love and really want to be at. But right now, look at libraries. No one wants to go, no one wants to buy books. And yet at the same time people are struggling. You see I tell myself this and I'm an author. So when I'm writing a book, I understand what it takes, especially non-fiction books. Every single thing that I know at that particular moment, I'll put it down on paper. I will spend time meditating, going through my mind, trying to get every single thing that I've learnt in my entire life within that specific period of time to write it down on paper. Every single person who has written a book out there, they have gone through the same process. So what I say is if we can become like supercomputers, go take a book, read it, download that information. You will be able to learn the things that that particular person brought, spend an entire lifetime learning within two days or one day. If that's not a short cut, then what is? I am coming, I want to zero into that problem first. Did you say that there is a problem in the reading culture? There's a huge problem. Is it scientific? Have you measured it to know that people no longer read? Yes. What statistics do you have? Statistical. Okay. The problem starts from our education system. When you look at most people when they finish high school, there was a time we used to have this habit. Anytime we finished fomfo, we would go buy books and we would be so happy about it. Why do you think that is? That is these people communicating something that these things have stressed me in my entire life. And I'm completely done with them. So let's now move on to other parts of life. Now, here's the scientific part of it. That wiring whereby you have to study something which you're not interested in, something which your mind does not align with. It rewires your mind to associate reading with pain, to associate reading with something you don't want to spend time doing. So when you grow up, anytime you see a book your mind goes, no, no, no, I don't want to be at that point. I don't want to do that. So this educational system which, by the way, has not really get us towards that which we are naturally cut out to be. You know you're reading about biology, you're reading about geography, but really you're not wired. Your mind is not wired to be that.  So that repulsion is what is taken away our reading culture. So it shows you how much many people are not aligned with the natural self and they end up hating books which they're supposed to help them and associating that with pain. We are coming to that, to that hate. Now let's talk to the student. Okay. Yes. What was the last time you were in the library? Apparently the last time I was in the library was last week. Oh, so you read? Yeah, I usually read. And immediately it was because, I usually read, but because of that we were doing some exams. So I had to do some revision. So you went to read for exams? Not really, but sometimes actually. I love reading. Oh, you love reading? Yes. Have you read a complete book, a non-fictional, have you ever read a non-fictional book cover to cover? Okay, that's where the problem starts. But actually I don't feel any. Oh, I started to begin to read, but sometimes I'm destructive, I usually develop another ability to read another one. For example, volume 2. So you don't finish? I usually don't finish, but it is not a character that I've already developed. It started soon, but it would complete a full script of a novel somehow. Difficult? Difficult. Cover to cover? Yeah. I want to know why you think it is difficult for people to finish, to start and finish a book? Okay, great. This is the reason why it's difficult for people. Anytime you see, people understand the power of knowledge and they acknowledge it. You tell them, you know what, the only difference between a man who is successful and a man who is suffering is this knowledge. So anytime you tell them, read books at first, they will be so excited about it. So they will go like, okay, right now, I'm a buyer book now. Okay, let's read. But the moment they get in there, their mind has not yet been rewired again to taking that information. They still have that subconscious unliking of books. So they end up getting distracted. They end up getting bored in the process. So what I think should be done really for people to actually have something going on like this curiosity, this I want to have this knowledge, is to step by step lead people through a program whereby they are going to practically be able to read, let's say for example, you read one page a day, two pages a day, three pages a day. And at the end of the day, let's say for example, it takes three months to cultivate a new habit. At the end of three months, these people have already rewired their mind again to associate now this thing with reward. Okay, again, yes. You get the point. ...of people are different, for example. And usually it's somewhere that there's some people burn books and they did it at my school. It was just like a ceremony or like a fair and party to reading. You've made me think about it now that while we signal in the end of reading when we finished from four and all that, and you have to also say that when you read for exams, I know you've also read for exams. Yes, sir. You stream, stream to read, try to get those things in your head. And they are there for it. That's why you don't remember so many things you know. Ah, yeah. Is it cultivating, is it bringing a problem, is it bringing a negative energy to reading culture and all this? Yes, yes. It's bringing a negative energy to reading culture and cultivating that apathy because when you look at reading, when people read for exams, you read in a hurry not to gain knowledge but to accumulate information. There's a difference between knowledge and information. So you want to accumulate as much information as possible within a very short period of time so you can go ahead and download the same into whatever, question papers, the exam you're writing. So that doesn't work.  And the issue you talked about reading, burning books to signalize the end of reading, you realize reading is supposed to be lifelong. I usually say there's no saturation point to reading. There's no day you will just be like, you know what, I've read everything. This is why I usually have a problem with this graduation ceremonies and all these things, degree people are being awarded because that kind of makes you feel that you have all the knowledge you need in that particular field while the truth is after you graduate, that is just the starting point of the whole thing. Reading is supposed to be... In fact they say during graduation that you've been given power to read and write. Exactly. Why people think it's the end of reading? But people don't take that seriously though. They don't take that path, they just take it as just another phrase which is mentioned but it has an essence to it. It's supposed to encourage and tell you, you know nothing yet. There's still more for you to gain out there. What in Barfet is one of the richest people in the world. Is the fund of Bakshi Hathaway's and all these other companies. This guy, even at the age of 87 he reads books. He reads a book a day. He says now because of all it is slowed down. And then you want to go like why is this guy so, so, so rich? It's because of reading. Opro Winfrey runs the biggest book club in the world. Tai Lopez runs the second. And these guys are reading. They actually lean on more of reading culture and cultivating skill than anything else. That's great. Yes sir. Let's see John Beers to fiction or fictious and unfictious books. Books with fiction with fictitious characters are things like no. Things that are not real. Somebody just creates a story that it happened. That's what we have in most novels. Maybe some may be related to real life stories or situations. But the fact is that they are fictitious. Some are non fictitious. Real life. Say science. Say What is your experience when you read fictions and when you read realities? Okay. I personally I love reading the realistic novels. Yes. The reason is some of the some of the things that you get to inquire or you have to apply in your personal life. But the fiction one actually it's like you're watching a movie. So you personally people I personally I don't love watching movies which are actually not real. I don't have that attitude. I don't develop that attitude to read those fictitious novels. But the moment I read the realistic novels I start to know these and these some themes that I usually face in life. I can handle them in this way because I read this book which directed me to solve such situations. Okay. Thank you. We are going to pick it just from there to get expert's reaction. We are taking a short break a very short break and then we are coming back to you to end this conversation. In life and we were getting the expert's opinion on what he thinks about reading too much drama that didn't happen that was created by somebody creative work and real life things sort of such and all that. Yes. What's the implication? All type of work both fiction and non-fiction because also I feel like fiction to some extent it's a creation in one's mind and in the modern time we're living in a creation of somebody. I mean like things which are making life convenient to us they are a creation of a man. Right? I mean phones and everything that we're using man came with something creative. So when you read this they unlock something in you of creativity.  You start like okay this person is thinking along this line so also for me I can be able to think so it creates some it unlocks some creativity in you but also books which let's say stories of real life happenings they're so inspiring because there's a book I read called named Kuntiki Kuntiki is a story of a guy who crossed the Atlantic ocean maybe in a raft so this is a story of inspiration it's a story which tells you no matter what you go in life things can also be it makes you relate your situation with this guy so encouraging and inspiring every kind of work is important both non-fiction and fiction they have the same impact in our lives. So do you encourage people to read both or what you like you read what you like I encourage people to have a balance or to have a balance to have a balance between fiction and non-fiction because sometimes you can read too much fiction and then it's not helping you you're just living in your own imagination but also you need to read books about you know something just came to me when you look back when you look back in our high school in our studies there was no book which was titled money and that's an important aspect of our life so anything I usually say this anything you're going through anything you can't figure out there's always a book about it why don't you just go and find it read it elevate your mind you don't have to you know put your mind in this one one way where you're only reading what you're studying be diverse read about psychology read about journalism have this diversity of wisdom in the books you read Enok, let's talk about barriers what diverts your mind when you start reading or what disturbs you what disturbs you what makes you not go on with reading if you want to read and all that the first thing is the moment I start reading and have my my divorce loza to me that is the first barrier the moment I have received any message a pop message and already have been alerted my mind diverts from the book to the message yes secondly it depends on the platform where I'm reading the book maybe it is an online book so the moment I'm in you know the moment I'm in my phone it may it there are more distractives compared to when I read my hard hard book novel so that's personally will not make me to develop to continue reading that book and thirdly the moment I'm reading in the process of reading maybe sometimes I felt like I've read a story and that story already I personally in personal life I experience it or I saw my friend experience it so I'll start diverting my minds to that and I'll come up with some solutions whereby already I've not finished the reading but already I've started coming with some solutions so I don't have that need for me to complete the book I asked him that to introduce now the barriers of the reading culture the poisons what poisons the reading culture in our country one number one poison is free books anytime you get something for free you don't pay attention to it so avoid anything which gives you you know there's a free app where you can get free books you will not pay attention you'll now put yourself the discipline to sit down and get your value back so I suggest go and invest real money use it buy a book spend I was saying this because you are a North you want your books to be bought no it's the truth it's a psychology too if I give you something for free you won't pay attention to it how about if you buy it you will be like okay I got to take care of this thing because I spend money in it right so anytime you spend you say okay I'ma take my 1000 go and buy this book how you will make sure that book you will read it but if I give it to you for free you won't ever read it so invest I have something to track you so that it makes sure you have you get your value back number two number two ebooks versus the hard books yes avoid ebooks they're important they're the same thing but avoid them because of distraction you see anytime you get this you are used to your phone your phone is something which subconsciously it has already gotten into your subconscious like this is where you get memes you know your mind knows anytime you hold it's there's nothing serious you're doing there so anytime you're reading you're just something puttsing tiktok you want to you want to check your mind will never concentrate I usually say the effect that you get when you're holding a book like this you're reading it's it will never be the same when you read a book in ebook it's like you are in a gym but then you're watching so you're just like you're watching people walk out and then you want to be like oh man and you expect you expect to lose your big muscles you will need to go into the gym physical yes do it reading is to the mind what lifting weights is to masses so you will need to do the actual thing he talked about forms yes yeah that you are now talking about it as a distractor so that we don't read from the form the ebooks but I want to know how exactly you deal with it where do you put your phone when you start reading or writing I have my specific reading times that's all you need every day make sure you have a time where you've allocated you say this is a time where I'm not going to do nothing else but read it could be in the morning it could be in the evening so that time you put your phone on flight mode or you just put it away completely put it away take your book read write the sit down take your notebook write notes read read put your mind in there read how long how long is that how long do you do really you can it depends on you how fast the reader you are or how much you you can get information in you so it can be an hour normally I suggest that you start with an hour okay so and probably do it in the morning when you wake up the first thing because when you start that's when you're reading your mind is churning it's like a ninja it's churning it's it's you know all these things are being activated it will start your day well if you can then you can also do it in the evening that's after maybe you meditate you clear your mind you're rested you can read it so that now when you're sleeping and it everything that you've read that's exactly what will be going on in your mind exactly so it will stick in where do you read where do you read I know you you don't often go to library you go to library when you have exams so where do you read your own nanakademi kwaak majorly that's I wanted to that he may focus on the EE learning some some others prefer to share their books online I personally I love reading my books online compared to the physical one so you'll just see me it is a rare rare condition whereby you'll see me in library compared in my in your phone and the ones in your phone are free books yeah some some of them are free to purchase them as a student I can give you an example as a student also in journalism we were told uh sometimes back that we purchased a book chozi langu and that book actually it was inter online so you had to buy it so another another person came up with an idea he modified the book and put it in a pdf form then that's that's what circulated among students compared to the when you compare those who went is that back to high school no in campus or in the campus so when you compare those who bought the book they are very few compared to those who access online okay but now now come back to my question you have stole that somewhere in your subconscious part of brain where do you read where oh you say you read in the via the phone so maybe in the bed when sleeping the place some any free place that I am for example I'm in a session I told you that I'm a host as an emcee when I'm done then I have to retrieve I have to those being tired when I'm I'm a free place so enok it's clear that you don't dedicate a specific time for reading as you say any time I can read you've not dedicated a place for reading and you are vocating for reading of the soft copies and all that and it was talking about the teroriation of the reading culture in this country so you see your points are being validated here by enok but also also I had I had him saying that you asked him how do you manage your phone for example your device and reading he puts it okay it is actually indication that I have mine here I don't know where the problem is you see this but now react to his to his methods and claims yeah you see this is book about limit limitless by Jim quick he says the way for you to unlock the ultimate potential in your mind you will need to avoid one of the things that he says you need to avoid is social media distractions so social media you should not be on social media if you're not doing anything important don't be on social media so instead of putting your gadget where you are just put it away and say you know for the next two hours I will dedicate this to developing my mind and also coming back to his point whereby he says about buying books that's also part of what is killing the culture because when you look at it you also denying the author something so we will not have new voices with new creativity which will spark something an interest in us for the next 10 years if people are not going to buy books because author is somebody who will dedicate their time to write they will need to feed they will need to pay rent they will need to travel who is going to pay them if we are consuming their work for free so that would mean the people won't be writing because you won't be writing if you don't have a return on your investment exactly do you get it I'm not getting it can you write and then you don't get anything out of it people you give for free I do sing sometimes yes sir and I feel it when somebody says that we send you your song and you will get what's up you know we said for free and you said you sing your own bundles and then you spent a lot of money in studio recording it preparing it and all that and then somebody says I may ask this question for example as technology changes and you find more authors personally I've made some of them they prefer to share their books only so maybe through the online platform that's why they can have some to boost their their writings so and also the nature of reading hard books personally as a students and also my friends we take it as a in a turudisha numa I am a chief operations manager applied knowledge publishers and I normally advise authors when they come don't share your books online why would they share their books online print books matter of fact amazon amazon is a amazon you have to pay for you to read those books yes so all these other things which are happening behind the curtains it's just unprofessional analysis you understand and that is going to kill a lot of creativity it's going to create an apathy people are going to be like I don't want to write because maybe I will never make sales but people let's say in the developed countries they understand the intricacies of this matter that's why you will find someone has a home library and speaking of home libraries I feel like every single person should have a home library I mean is it is it not a coincidence anytime you walk into big office you'll find some books at the back yes you know at the back cover or if you see some prominent lawyer talking their books at the back they are books at the back so those really during after graduation usually go to have some pigs the background actually me personally I usually take it as a this form of a beauty so but imagine if if that thing which they want to communicate to the world they actually actualized it the books they are taking pictures if they have read it can you imagine this if you dedicate your time right now to reading a book a day and reading a book doesn't even need to be like from page to page no some books even just have one thing for you to take I usually say there's nothing new under the sun so something which one author is going to write about another author is definitely going to write about in a different way but in there somewhere in between those pages there's one thing one thing which is unique so why don't you become like a smart computer where you pick just one thing all right you pick one one thing in one book like that in a year you will have read about how many books 365 that's 365 worth of new knowledge yeah by the way speaking of authors my time is running and we've not talked about authors how can one just decide to write a book how do you start how do you start yes I believe every single person is an author yes so let's ditch this myth whereby I mean you will need to be talented to write yeah some people let's say fiction they will need some kind of talent but every single person is unique and they know something that another person doesn't know in your position where you're sitting right now you have accumulated years of knowledge in interviews that knowledge someone else needs it so why don't you just package it into a small something and then sell it we're living in the information era in the next 10 years 5 years people are going to be selling information and it's already happening pure information consultancies are so why don't you you find every single person in their capacity where they are working why don't why don't they just package what they know the little they know everything I get you so I say the next the next generation of billionaires are those who are investing selling your knowledge are you getting it are you trying are you planning to write anytime infact from here I'm going to start every single person he has inspired yeah I mean you just need I'll start it's not hard you just need to find somebody for us I applied knowledge publishers we offer free consultancy you come around tell you okay buddy what do you have okay I have knowledge about this and this and this and this I know how to do this okay this is how these are the steps in which we can help you write your books before unit within one month we have something where is this applied applied knowledge publishers along the carod blessed house office number 21 opposite garden where exactly along the carod opposite garden city mall oh opposite garden yes sir yes sir when the city is around exactly it's easy to find yes and work there personally and work there it's important we consult yes can we just a little read what people have say online so many people are watching us by the way from the look of the things what we've got from our social media and as we can interact with us we can we'll read your comment if you comment on at wide for in every social media platform and now I'm coming with the Facebook comments and we asked this was our questions Bona watu apendi kusaman of this quiz Bona watu apendi kusaman of this and people have answered that questions many of you in fact we cannot finish reading your comments but now there's one here who is called Changela Vo he said good morning niniwa niya mnuna vilitu kubisi na kili kifikari kifikiri atu persa wuki geuka wuku nikeleleza politicians the other side gava haina 4 million kwa vijana alafu so this guy is talking about psychological measures and all that people are busy looking for money yes what I feel is you see when when you're looking out for this everything which is happening trying to find solutions in places where you know you can get solutions why don't you just emas yourself in books man I mean like there are books which talk about they talk about everything you need to know if it's money you're looking after you're chasing after there are books which will give you a head start on how you can be able to to move on so instead of looking out for all these things oh the government needs to give me some money to invest all these things which are happening why don't you just pick a book man even read read speaking of picking a book there's somebody called Peter Peter kikina rao kijanam digital anasema nilijaribu kusoma anofu niki kunyo juis kama mzungu hatasi kuma leza pej moja nili kwa ni me me leza juis from that day nofu niliyajchia waatru wene wame make it in life so this guy is like trying to read the way anasu read ako naka juo mahali so anasip aki suma anasipa kusoma anasema kuma leza pej moja naka glasili kwa ni meisha so what's your comment about this oh you want to let it not comment first you also do juis ah sometimes we try to put ourselves in some people eh what really yes for example we are in this session and uh kiyangalia ula pata there's some drinks about kiyangia yes so kuna umtumingine in the same session atataka kwa kwa the same station yes in palingu oh your comment on it please I think uh know yourself yes just know yourself I mean there are people who are too far off I mean like you understand if it can't work for you then the other ways of actually getting that we have podcasts we have audiobooks we have movies watch those somebody is saying uh is called deniz he's saying deniz uh moka he's saying I'm too lazy for it man I start I don't finish what should I do advice this guy you're not too lazy it's just a mindset you have on you the minute the day you realize how much power books have man you will never be lazy again let me tell you just that so just condition I mean get yourself started on a on a routine of getting your natural capabilities of reading back and you will have it it's just a matter of practice by the day two weeks one week you be good you're not lazy okay there's somebody saying imani imani imani staff he says good morning novels nowadays it had to make a j and the social media the social media replacement for reading it will never be a replacement for reading that I can tell you that for sure yeah you know I usually say this people might as much as people might think social media is going to give you all the information you need books books books of look nations have have come they've perished kingdoms have come they've perished but still we have books dating 18 or whatever they're still there they will never fade somebody saying some novels are boring to read is this bothering choices or what to read and all that yeah yesterday talked to my friend he told me that said initially he said there is some of the novels he can read maybe you are expecting to read this novel it is a love novel talking about love then your expectation is different you find fiction but which it doesn't major in love so you just elect inakua board inakubo duktokabu so elekituna expect alafu na pia some of them there are some authors wanna hit direct wanna puja direct if you want to get money do this and this so ukiyangalia ukiyanda you direct it is so difficult for you okay people have commented they cannot finish then people like mendoa leonard reisun reishan jia ki jia si ki gres benson alupian msi joan lenokso chieng so many comments we can finish but time is of essence to us time is money time is what we send here I want you are closing remarks maybe award or two to your fellow students on reading going forward things you've learned here and maybe what you are going to do going forward enok okay to my fellow youths the moment we began to read that's why we will be free to stress and everything in this life so the moment we start to develop this habit of reading we are now free we are now free uhu we pay with GMBA ya ya ya we pay with GMBA we pay with GMBA we pay with GMBA we pay with GMBA we pay with GMBA just a moment of truth for wisdom okay um what I feel is the solution you're looking for desperately working out to look for is in books you'll find it because there's always a book about everything and every author who's written a book they don't joke about writing it everything that has worked in their life they put it down on paper for you to download become like a supercomputer accumulate all this kind of knowledge read all this kind of books and now later you can say you know what it didn't work for me and also understand this whatever you know you can always package it package it into a book it's not a myth it's not a talent whatever you can always write a book just find the right person to lead you and you will make money and also sell your creativity yeah and also we need to unlock creativity in young people as they grow up okay so if you have babies or you have your younger sisters and brothers begin gifting them books let them understand this is something valuable let them and let them begin rewiring their minds not as a shade books with pain but reward but with prosperity and all these things because that's actually the truth we are here civilized because we went to school and read books I mean look at if that's exactly led us to where we are how about if we read a book every single day how far could we be so let's start with this the apathy of I don't read a book I don't love books start your start your own library do something okay if you start buying books every single month you buy books by the time you get to your 40s or 50s you will have already a full library to give to your kids or your grandkids and they will appreciate the knowledge nice that's nice you see there's so many people like me who want to write but you cannot write if you are not reading so you start by reading I think this is very educative and informative we it's not for granted it's not just like any other MCM I propose that you watch this again and again you are going to put it in YouTube just such a 254 and going forward let's change let's be a reading nation so that we don't kill the reading culture in Kenya this has been why in the morning Enoch and Joseph thank you for joining us for this talk and everybody who made this segment or this MCM as access from the camera people TX production sound and all that thank you for making it and you who was watching us from home thank you for making time for us till we meet next time


What's up everybody, welcome back to the channel, I'm EvilRabbit here on Forza Horizon 3 for something a little different for some rally racing here in Forza 3. Now I was able to get online with the Zombie Drift Crew and they actually did show me this and one of their members, Panda, makes some pretty awesome rally cartoons so we're gonna test out a couple of his tunes here right now, first in the Gymkhana 9 for Focus. So we're gonna rip through this rally section, let me show you guys what they show me, I didn't know this was here until they showed me, but first let's take a look at this tune, yes because I already have installed it, we're just gonna re-change it. Load tune, right here, dirt rally tune, Gymkhana 9 Focus RS RX by ZDC Panda, so if you guys want a good rally tune we're gonna run this one and he has another one for a 22B so we're gonna rip this in the rally stage, we're gonna reinstall that tune since I just took it off by mistake, oh there we go, ah wrong button, we're good, alright. So the rally section that they showed me that I had a lot of fun driving with them, I'll show you guys clips from the other one later on, you see where I'm starting, literally you just run the outside of the Mandun reservoir, following this and you end up all the way over here and then you rip it back the other way, so we're gonna rip this focus here with this tune, it's a new tune I haven't tried this focus yet so let's see how this goes, really short gear ratios, now we're doing this at night, so this is gonna be interesting, hard brake, there we go, now like I do play a lot of dirt 4 and this car right now handles very similar to dirt 4, he has tuned them to drive very close if not identical to dirt rally and dirt 4, so not many people I found out do rally type racing in you know Horizon 3, especially not this section I didn't know about this section until the guys from the zombie drift crew showed it to me and we had a blast, like I said I'll show you guys some of the clips from when we raced that, the other night after we do these two cars don't die don't hit the trees, well luckily all those trees gave, the car handles amazing it's just me that's you know doing all the screw up, he's at night so you know it makes it a little bit harder, and also I don't know this section like get to the back of my hand like some of the other guys I was driving with, oh the power through that thing handles jumps pretty well, hard to drift section but I'm not trying to be drifting, save it save it, stay on the outside of that water splash, just cut the water splash very gently, there we go, now I don't have many rally tunes so it's nice that he made a couple rally tunes and threw them up there for me and everybody else to get, so if you want to get his tune make sure you check it out it's called dirt rally tune, I'll show you the 22B as well, it is on a stock 22B it's on a Horizon Edition 22B, oh I do love the sound of this focus, not a bad run, not a bad run at all, so now we're gonna switch to the 22B definitely loving these tunes, he does some really really good rally tunes so check it out Panda, I'll leave his name down in the description box below his gamer tags if you want to search his tunes you can search by his gamer tag, alright like I said this car is tuned by Panda as well and this car the squat is insane and the crackles so you take a look here just gonna, the squat is insane on this car alright so we're gonna rip this to the rally section again going back the other way and then I will show you guys the inputs from the other way when we were all ripping this rally section, ooh so once again this is at night makes it a little more harder, just a few ratios on this Subaru as well, the thing handles the jumps like a boss though, well stay on the track, a reset, gonna keep it going, I cannot really do in his car justice that much right now, but I am still trying to get used to the car so and I keep hitting tricks, where's the horizon treat, but his focus tune is better than this BRZ tune but this BRZ is also very amazing, both these cars sound so awesome with the crackles from the exhausts and I keep finding treats, I am literally a treat magnet, I did that the other day too when we were running this section, it just goes to show you you know practice makes perfect and knowing where you're going is even better, I am used to having a co-driver when I'm running the rally telling me you know left turn 3s and stuff like that but if I ran this section a few times I'd probably be able to get it, the Subaru though goes right where you want to put it, the outside of those water splashes, that force feedback gets so light when you go over the big jumps, like I said I've never actually run this section until the other day, I didn't really know this road existed like this in a full almost like rally stage, oh hip hop over those bumps were good don't go off the edge, there we go, so like I said guys check out Panda's tunes, I am going to switch over and show you guys the clips from the 2008 when we were running this rally stage with a couple of the guys from the ZDC crew, yeah that's what I was just saying, where are you, yeah but it's not, it's not like mine, mine's from Ohio yours is, yours is high up, you're in a talkatory, what the fuck, where did you go, whoever was up by the festival was in a red car and disappeared, now that's smart the RS, I'm not man, that's not, I admit you, from the ZBlizzard mountain, don't rally now, I give up, you give up, yeah, I give up, I found like two people, that's all I care about, yeah I try, all right I got my assassin set, I'm gonna set the marker, we're going to Marrunda, Reza for, yeah, oh is that going round the actual like lake, oh my friend Devin, so don't leave, come back, this is a fun rally of course man, I actually like it, all right, so did everyone else by the looks of it, everybody missed that turn, yeah what the fuck, you know what you're doing, you know what it sucks about rally, my car only does like, how twitchy the wheels are, I have like a legit rally car, oh my god, I have a rally good cross car, no I mean like my car is like a legit, it came from like a pack, ah, oh you have the uh, the super really rare yeah, yeah I have that too, this thing's pretty cool, I was actually, yeah, I had the, a few days ago I was up, like in the desert just messing around doing rally things, and then like that's Ken Block car, I want that, I can't, I can't get it, you have to have blizzard mountain, I do have blizzard mountain Well, you can you can buy it. It's in the download on Is it really yeah DLC all cars you can buy it I Went there and it wasn't there I'm like a Having a little fun just rip into the woods here though.  Let's go No, I Know someone here does I heard them say oh, I got there for is that online? You can race online you can do rally cross online you can also do rally stages where you it's only you on the screen But you're racing against other people for time. Oh really simultaneously. Yeah I'm gonna go And figure this shit out real quick because I cut a Rally car and they want a tune for this Subaru Because this Actually like our track or If you look at the map and follow along the lake in it ends to where I have the check point set it's an actual rally course Oh, yeah, it goes around the reservoir here Okay, it's this I love this track. This is amazing. Yeah, so we start here and then just run it Yeah, we just run all the way down and then also we do like I'm already gone relays on this Hold on let me explain you guys explain. We also do relays on this We'll do teams of two and then one person will start this side The other person will be in the other side Once the member reaches them the next person would take off boom and then the first person to complete it The first team to complete it wins like we'll do maybe some of those Let's everyone just run it right now. So you get used to it once Panda comes back So we'll run it everyone will get used to the course And if ever everyone wants to do some relay, we can do that Damage I gotta turn damage off or do you run damage on I put my cosmetic on I was running sim before but then Once you hit a tree, it's kind of over but it makes it more realistic Once you hit a tree, it's kind of over All right guys Practice run ready Get them. I'm already gonna be coming in hot because I was at the festival Sorry I didn't I didn't I everyone follows you there. I didn't I didn't I was on the out I must just go into the water Yeah, I don't I roll Ocean nair appeared just rip it in these cars. Yeah Wait, I have another rally car. I should be ocean nair out.  That's a tree. Oh I love why I rolled off that bridge. I wrote like six Ocean all that tree gave I'm so glad they gave you know, it's a train.  Yeah, I know Dude the drift zone in here, too Yeah, there's like I continue following the path Alright, I've never actually run this this is a whole lot of fun. Oh Shit that got way sideways on me. I've just finished That's fun a lot of fun on the way back There was a tree Ocean was just gone. Yeah, it was it's all right. Let's see if we can do it again. Yeah Did I push you yeah, maybe Sorry All right, I got Oh Thanks, I need my Left to don't cut hairpin into square right rocks outside or tree I Through lay vise whatever a lay vise is left for Lay by it's like a parking spot Yeah Who just died me or a lay by it's just like a little place You can just sit have a rest for any car any car I was about to Had a pretty sick first two runs and Continuing oh I'm finished. I went damn. I was right there That's sick, but you just almost got T-Bone. I want to see how you do in that little rubber. I should say Andy This this is the exact same exact place I came to tune this car this car practically tuned for this Crack Apparently I have like a magnet Little tip for you when you go around like big apex corners Touch the break I don't need to slide that I pulled the break by mistake Well, not by mistake. I want to pull you I can't see what I'm right behind you. All it is is dirt I guess I got a bite. I'm gonna buy another 22 be and make my dirt car again because I'm keeping this car how it is Just near the end as well Look forward to it.  We're good trained. I can't I won't I've just done a quick tune last run here guys. It's amazing. No way.  He has an advantage So he gets Coming up to the last couple of corners now Just get ready Man's vessel.  I got it I'm just gonna go. Yes Let's pull up to this line right here because this car is gonna be my way There's a mine too.  I've been recording for 162 minutes. Yeah You know the lot of clips Is that your two? Yeah Yeah, do you want it? No, the tune quick. Yeah, I'll get it after this You guys ready? All right, you guys ready but Okay, I'm gonna try to make this a good one. I'm trying to win the last one. Let's do this It's probably not gonna happen Oh Because you're in the trees Yeah, I am having more fun doing this than I've had on this game Oh my god Come on Dude, I am I'm just waiting to hit a tree because I'm doing too well right now This part is too light I'm fine back in the pack.   Stay back there. Don't get closer Come on Those folks Wrap I think panda's gonna catch.  Yeah, right?   Oh my gosh panda. That's your chance. I was dying to open trees I was my I won. I was a bad That's gonna do it here for this episode here on Forza Horizon 3 doing some rally with a couple of guys from the zdc crew Big thank you to train rec for inviting me into the lobby to get some rally racing with them and get some doors on a prior You know lobby with them, you know, I look forward to doing some more Sliding with them and rally racing with them also a big shout out to panda for the tunes on the focus rs And the 22b Subaru all of which will find in the description box below I'll leave his gamer tag and everything in the description box if you guys want to check out his tune Make sure you check it out like his tune give him a thumbs up on that tune give him some five stars I'm sure he would definitely appreciate it and as always guys. I'd like to thank you guys for watching. I'm evil rabbit And I'm out


The Toro students at David Glasgow Farragut Elementary School gathered together not just for fun before an academic stampede. The Science Technology Engineering Math program or STEM provides students the opportunity to get ahead in math and science. The goal here at our school was to get kids excited about the fields of science, technology, engineering and math and to show students that these can be fun subjects in school. More than 350 students learned various subjects while showing their creative sides making science and technology projects. It was a really good idea for the other children that was having a little bit of problems. I mean it added intellectuality with a bit of fun and a lot of creativity. Petty Officer Sylvia Black, Rota, Spain.


This paper deals with the diagnostic support and its implementation possibilities to urban public transport quality management in the city of Zelina. It describes the quality function deployment method with its own house of quality tool along with its building. The complex building of the house of quality was made in order to identify the key drivers needed to be improved for higher customer satisfaction with the service quality. This article was authored by Ivana Andreskova and Mariana Stenetsarova.


So with that we're going to go straight way into our speakers that our first speaker today is going to be Chris Bradford He is the vice president of the Mormon Transhumanist Association and Chris was born in Utah Soon moved to Washington DC then overseas for overseas for his father's employment He's lived in Egypt to Germany Jordan Pakistan Italy where he served a mission for the LDS Church He's a self-taught programmer. He manages social and mobile development at Ancestry comm He has a degree from Brigham Young University in Linguistics Chris and his wife Lucy have five sons and three daughters and Chris is passionate about science technology Religion philosophy and the performing arts. So with that, please welcome Chris Bradford I'd like to discuss some approaches Both philosophical and practical that I found effective in subverting dogma in an LDS context Title of my talk is wise as serpents harmless as doves And I'd like to talk about this both In and outside church functions themselves. How can we be wise as serpents and harmless as doves? Now before we get to the how It's probably important to talk about the what and the why for a moment What I am encouraging us to do is to draw on the insights of the parallels and Complements between Mormonism and transhumanism To help people get beyond perceived roadblocks and move in a fruitful direction towards synthesis Why I encourage this is twofold first since most of us have found ways to Synthesize or at least reconcile Mormon thought and transhumanism. We are well positioned to help others do the same and Second since most of us identify as Mormon We probably see value in the faith system and community a potential to move in a direction That we and hopefully a broadly inclusive we value a Side note for those who do not identify as Mormon while I am going to draw on Mormon Texts and cultural values for this talk the approaches that I discussed should be broadly applicable to many other communities as well Now on to the how When we think of wise serpents We may be drawn to the image of that old serpent, which is the devil from revelation And when we think of subversion, we're probably inclined to think of something like a wolf in sheep's clothing But in the context of Jesus instructions to his disciples, it's precisely the opposite Quote he said to them behold I send you forth as a sheep in the midst of wolves Not the other way around Be ye therefore wise as serpents and harmless as doves When Moses led the children of Israel in the wilderness and they encountered deadly serpents He raised a serpent of brass on a pole and when the Israelites looked at the brass serpent They did not die from their snake bites The book of Mormon tells us that this brass serpent was a symbol of Christ and Jesus clearly sought to subvert the incorrect dogmas of his time So let's examine a bit how he went about doing it so that we might be as wise as that serpent First a couple of generalities Jesus stated think not that I am come to destroy the law Or the prophets I am not come to destroy but to fulfill If we have any hope of being effective among our brothers and sisters in the LDS faith We must reassure them and not merely through our words that we have not come to destroy their faith But to fulfill it This means among other things drawing on shared authoritative texts scriptures and words of church leaders to establish a communal bond Serving side-by-side in church assignments accepting callings in general Demonstrating that we love and value the community in a way that they can relate to and This reaches to the harmless as doves half of the equation The dove is a symbol of the Holy Spirit and we should try to communicate using an aesthetic that our community Associates with the Holy Spirit This is not to say that we can't be bold the Holy Spirit can be associated with boldness sharpness and power But we must be guided by the principles outlined in doctrine and covenants 121 by persuasion by long suffering by gentleness and meekness and by love Unfamed by kindness and pure knowledge Shall greatly enlarge the soul without hypocrisy and without guile reproving be times with sharpness when moved upon by the Holy Ghost and then showing forth afterwards an increase of love Toward him whom thou hast reproved Lest he esteem thee to be his enemy that he may know that thy faithfulness is stronger than the cords of death Now to some specifics Number one draw on the scriptures heavily Jesus quoted scripture frequently but often did so in a manner that opened up new ways of understanding familiar passages Most people have not read the scriptures in any great depth yet. They attach great value to them Proposing new interpretations of scripture is a highly valuable approach I found this especially effective among the youth who are hungry for the meat of the gospel Not just the milk that they got in their primary years Talk about the meanings of individual words talk about historical context talk about alternate translations Talk about the origins of particular passages Express number two express unusual perspectives and disagreements in non-threatening ways Some phrases that I found helpful include another possible way to look at that is or Something I found helpful is or sometimes I struggle with I Wonder whether we couldn't think about it like this Try for a yes and approach rather than a no, but approach and don't be afraid to speak up During a scouting trip for example some boys were talking about how evolution is bad And I told them that I didn't see any reason why God couldn't use evolution as a creative process and had no negative repercussions from the boys or their parents Number three don't be too concerned about using familiar language in unfamiliar ways While vagueness can obfuscate or be harmfully deceptive It can also build bridges. Think of these bridges as perhaps a rope bridge That serves as a guideline for the construction of a solid bridge of understanding later on In Dr. Nicovean it's 19 We even have God himself setting this example for us using the familiar terms endless and eternal in unusual ways Quote that it might work upon the hearts of the children of men altogether for my name's glory Number four be willing to challenge Assumptions directly one of my favorite examples is countering the idea usually from a well-known primary song that faith is like a little seed by reading from Alma quote Now we will compare the word To a see unto a seed and this is best done with concepts and examples that do not obviously undermine significant beliefs Allowing people to reconsider minor ways in which they may be mistaken lays important groundwork for more substantial self-examination Number five don't get involved in drawn-out back-and-forth arguments in a church setting Express your perspective and let others express theirs. You may be surprised at how many others share or appreciate your views number six Above all don't do any of this to gratify your own ego to show people how smart you are how much you know Yes, as you see positive results, it will feed your ego But that cannot be your motivation People will see right through that. This is probably the hardest aspect of subverting dogma at least for me if our brothers and sisters can see Christ in us and Can feel the Holy Spirit as we share our perspectives We can be wise as serpents and harmless as doves quote Till we all come in the unity of the faith unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ Speaking the truth in love make row up into him in all things Thank you. Any questions Brent So the question is In say a Sunday school setting have I ever come across people who are really hostile and who say would want to excommunicate near something Actually, I haven't found that in a Sunday school setting. I found that more on the internet than I have in Sunday school I Think really If you build on these principles that I laid out of really establishing shared values that you don't really encounter that much I've definitely had you know debates with people maybe in the hallway after a Sunday school class or something But usually very good-natured any others So the question is Do I see evolution as primarily a forward-looking thing as part of God's plan or also looking at our past if I understand correctly? I could I could see that Actually both ways I have no problems with the idea that past evolution Included involvement of God of a creator I would also be okay with the idea that we look at it primarily in an ongoing or forward-looking way Thanks


The South-South Youth Initiative has called on AINEC to cancel all unverified election results in River State, describing the process as not only fraudulent but also below expectations. Addressing newsmen, the national president of the group demanded an outright cancellation of the elections in the state in the interest of justice. There was not election in River State. Since the election in River State was characterized by violence and intimidations, thank God we are going to communities to tell people if you are not going to vote for the Philippine candidate, please don't comment. And a lot of people were intimidated. Those who thought it was just a joke was intimidated at the polling unit. At this point, it is in our guidelines that when there is a situation like this, you cannot continue with the election. So we want AINEC to cancel the election. The election at two places in River State is condemnable in the highest level and we do not see this as election. So at this point, we are requesting that AINEC should do the needful. That is if I know how to prove to reverse people that there wasn't right to conduct this election. Because the whole thing is pointed to AINEC, that AINEC was right because they refused to add help to their own guidelines. AINEC set up a guideline for themselves, but they also failed the same guidelines they set for themselves. So for that reason, we are requesting for the cancellation of this result. Oscar also called on the Inspector General of Police to prevail on the alleged misconduct of some policemen during the governorship and state assembly elections in the state. The police, our security agency that was supposed to protect the right of their electorate, was also being seen helping the politicians to perpetuate this crime. And that's why we're condemning the aspect of the police. We want the IG to switch into actions. The investigation that the Commission of Police, a reverse data speller, is not enough because those that was found wanting, those that perpetrated this crime are known to the police. They are known to security agencies because they work together. So let them come out and penalize this process so that if there could be another election or a rerun, we could also have sanity in the process. Without this, we are not going to have sanity in the process because the pay masters are always there to make sure they're built to get their way, but we want to stop them and we're out to stop them. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


So, I'm perusing through one of the largest turkey suppliers in the UK's website as you do, and I noticed a very interesting line. It says, We are open about what we do. Engaging in campaigns like Farm24 to raise consumer awareness and help people better understand farming and our responsibilities. We have had media teams on farm for interviews and regularly welcome a range of auditors who ensure we are meeting the highest standards expected of us. This got me thinking, if they're open to auditors, maybe they wouldn't mind if I paid one of their farms a visit to check things out. So, I got ready and trekked down to this massive location near Thursk, waited until everyone had left the farm, scrubbed my boots for biosecurity, and waltzed on inside. Where's the entry door? A bar of foods. This is a coal list I think. We're in this room here and there is blood. There are droplets of blood all over the floor here. I suspect it's much like other turkey farms where they kill all the inside and they drag their bodies in here and they clear the bodies. Already I can hear the turkeys in there. We're about to make our way through these sheds and document what we see. We searched through four sheds over the course of two nights, and this is what we found. Whoa. These birds are massive. It's looking like they're ready to go to slaughter. It's got to be a thousand in here. Over a thousand. The first thing you notice as you walk in is the sheer scale and overcrowding. I could barely walk through these animals. Imagine how they feel living in this. They're so close that you can barely walk past them. You have to like gently move them out of the way. This is like sending them insane. It's just crazy, man. How overcrowded it is in here. The next thing you notice is the smell. It hits you in the face. Pungent. It stinks in here, dude. And then you start to see it. Feces everywhere. Covering the birds. Look how dirty, man. All over their feathers and their heads.  Diarrhea. The floor caked with feces. Look how deep they're going in the feces here. Look at that. Already a bleak reality for these beautiful sentient intelligent beings. They're very curious and inquisitive. I turned around and noticed some following me. Are you following me? Look at these all following me in the line. All of them following me. This is definitely a boy. Tears smooth. And this is a girl. They're beautiful animals. So sad they put sentient beings inside these meat machine bodies. They usually have these beautiful feathered tails that the boys present. Look what they've done to these birds. Like he can't even express his natural behaviors. He doesn't even have the body he's supposed to have. I sent out a call and they sent out a call back. Look at this little baby one here. Over the air. As much as I'd love to hang out with these turkeys all night, I had a job to do. So next was to scour through and investigate individual birds for welfare issues. The first place to look is in the corners where injured or exhausted birds tend to hide from the others. Her wings aren't even moving, are they? Oh my god. It looks like it's her legs. Come on. She's collapsed. She can't even get up if I help her look. Usually a turkey will just walk away from you but I don't think she can. These birds are in here for profit only and if this bird can't make a profit then they go in the bin. And then we found another in the other corner. She looks pretty rough. She's scared. She just looks broken and suffering. All right so my first impression so far is this is standard. It's a stock standard turkey farm. I mean just a needless abomination. That's what it is. As we continued our investigation we found birds experiencing multiple issues due to their overgrown bodies. See she's limping. Can you move? She can't walk. Dozens of birds were limping, unable to support their weight, trapped inside suffering bodies. She's barely warped dude. Some birds had what looked like dislocated hips. Completely dislocated legs. This one's legs are separated. Others had collapsed under their heavy frames. She's beginning to get pecked on the head here.  Okay that's why she's getting pecked. See how every other bird has walked away from me except for this one. Her legs at the joint cannot support her body weight and therefore she's being pecked. Shaking. She would prefer to get away from me obviously for her safety but she can't and this is how they start getting pecked by the other birds and end up suffering to death horribly. You see due to selective breeding turkeys are now twice the size as they were in the 1960s before we continue and trust me you want to see what we uncover next but first who's responsible for this? Who is Avara Foods? Avara is a joint project of Foscenda Foods and multinational giant Cargill. They're known to supply poultry to the largest supermarket chains in the UK including Sainsbury's Tesco and Asda and I'm sure as per their website and with them being red-tracked or assured everything else during our visit should be up to the highest standards you can expect and what we've seen so far isn't as bad as it gets right well no the worst is yet to come. Too many birds to count had what looked like injured or infected snoods. When he's got something going on on her nose. We saw pecking injuries on dozens of birds so that happens when you stick thousands of birds in a barn like this. On the back of their necks and on their heads. See that scab on the back of their head? Yeah that's awful. Scab on her back there under or on top of their wings their talfathers have been pecked and scabbed up and sometimes pecked completely off. This one doesn't have an eye. Some unfortunate turkeys had even had their eyes pecked out but why do turkeys do this to each other? Look how crowded they are in here. Well due to severe overcrowding these birds are unable to establish a stable pecking order so chaos ensues. Our hidden cameras documented birds being bullied and pecked by the others and other birds fighting. This is how the pecking injuries start. Humans have caused this condition. In the right conditions turkeys are very affectionate and can also be very protective of each other. The sheer amount of welfare issues we found were too common to show them all. We found birds with painful prolapses. Birds with large abscess-like hernias on their chest. Look at the size of that. That's shocking. Two of them right here. Bloodied wings. Blood all under there. And dead bodies scattered throughout the shed. There was suffering everywhere. But does what the industry portrayed to the public match what we've seen so far? Well other than supermarkets constantly putting out images of happy turkeys and Red Tractor who certifies this farm claiming their food is farmed with care. On the Avara website itself it says we are committed to protecting the health and well beings of the animals in our care. We firmly believe that the single most important factor in providing high standards of welfare is people. That's why we employ and work with professional experienced farm teams and provide them with the training and support they need to look after their birds. But our hidden camera footage from Nisavara Farm tells a different story. These birds not only have to suffer horribly on the farm but they're clearly being mistreated by the farmers themselves. Oh no. Oh no. Oh my god. Oh my god. That's a boy. His head's gone all rotten. Oh my god. I wonder what this condition is. And look at this environmental enrichment. Look at this poor boy here. Another dead bird right here. And they're giving them this. And they somehow think this makes this justified. Look at this. If you look under his wing. His back's all rotten now. Look at that. See his wings dropped here on the right. He's in very bad nick. Look at his eyes. Look at the sadness in his eyes. Honestly, I think that's like the saddest bird I've ever seen. This bird is in pure misery, distress and suffering.  Right. Happy and cheery. And not even know that Avarra has deceived them into participating in animal cruelty. His entire head is rotten.  His poor bird. Look what Avarra does to birds in your name. Doesn't that anger you? Absolutely sickening.  Shame on the meat industry.  And if you knowingly pay for this, then you should check inside your heart for compassion because this is disgusting. Look at this. English turkeys. Disgusting Christmas cruelty. Oh God. It looks like there's a turkey over here that's gone down, been pecked. I don't know. We're just going to go investigate over here. Come on. Another one. Oh my God. Another one. Oh my God. The entire body is rotting. Yeah. She's been pecked as well. Oh my God. So this is the same shed. What you have to imagine is that we've come in here before they've cleared them. They're culling, what, 20, 30 a week like this? We've been in here a snapshot in time. This is one night. One night out of 365 nights in a year out of how many years and how many farms across the UK. Imagine worldwide. So what treatment can these birds expect when the farmer finds them sick or injured? What do our hidden cameras show? According to the Humane Slaughter Association, a captive bolt should result in immediate loss of consciousness and death. But here we see a turkey still struggling for over three minutes. The other birds gather around to investigate. The farmers appear to bolt gun the turkeys where they see them and drag them while they're still moving into a wheelbarrow. This turkey here doesn't appear to be stunned correctly and continues to struggle for over two and a half minutes. The farmers notice the birds still moving and they appear to make jokes, although it's hard to make out what they're saying. One of them can't help but laugh. I feel really bad for this bird. I also feel very angry at the sick, disgusting companies that do this to these birds. So I've got a mixture of disgust, anger, but lack of surprise really. The public need to learn that activists are not against them. We're just trying to tell you something. You have to listen to us. You have to listen to us. They are lying to you. We don't have to eat these birds. We don't have to. We don't have to do this to them. This is completely needless. Look at this bird suffering, rotten head, pecked on the floor in a dark shed lying in feces. Look at this. For what? A turkey sandwich. We don't have to do this. This doesn't have to happen.  There's another one.  It's got diarrhea.  They're two separate birds. They're two separate birds right next to each other. Just these birds are messed up, man. Oh god. This is a horror show. This bird here probably looked something like those other birds back there before they died. No one to help them. It's hard to really picture what it's like suffering to death like that, especially if you don't understand. It's an abomination. That bird has died with no one around to help them. No one who truly cares and this is all done to satisfy a trivial taste or tradition at Christmas time. But shockingly, we still hadn't seen the worst of it yet. I can't even tell what gender this turkey is because their face and neck and throat's all swollen. They have some kind of infection coming out of their beak, some pus. Their ears are bleeding. Their head is all rotten.   That's why I keep repeating it every single day because this is what happens. They die in a cold, dark factory farm shed in feces, in suffering and pain. They're so hot. They're slowly breathing, suffering and dying. This is sick. This company, this company, oh my god, they were not, are they trying to wake up? They're scared probably. Oh my god. No vet care, no compassion. The most horrifying things you're going to ever see. The sad and disturbing and despicable thing about that, this is all too common. What you're about to see is footage from our hidden cameras of these exact birds being rounded up into crates ready for slaughter. But not before the catchers lay in a few kicks. The workers proceed to throw these fragile birds into the crates with no mercy. The turkeys huddle together terrified of what comes next. In order to be efficient at their job, the workers also have to disregard the welfare of the turkeys. Many birds are grabbed by the neck and thrown in with the others. The birds are crushed in order to close the small drawers. Others try to escape. It was hard to choose which stories to tell because the entire time our cameras were running it was all as brutal as the rest. Injured birds left over are brutally culled. Here a worker stomps on one's neck before shooting them in the head. The bird is still moving for around a minute, consistent with other culls we've seen. We're on our way out. This bird is still barely breathing. The saddest part about this is looking around and having to leave them all here like this. Like if you took this bird out to the cull, they'll die immediately. They're going to die. It's hard because you've kind of feel guilty when you haven't even done it. We're here to document, we're here to expose, we're here to tell the public not to support this. That's it. Stop supporting it. Before we packed up and left the farm, there was one last thing to do. To find out for certain whether what we saw inside was isolated or not, there was one way to find out for sure. So we're out the front of this same Avara farm. Come over here. This one here is pecking injuries on their back. As you can see in the same condition, this one here is that I pecked out. This one here has pecking injuries on their back. See pecking injuries on their back. The same kind of rotting. So as you can see, these birds have the same kind of injuries as the birds that were in that shed. And there's five of these bins. What you saw in there was not isolated. There's a whole bin full of them.  They're going to try to say, well, yeah, that just happens. No, it's constant. Happens every single day. Happens in every single one of their sheds.  Those birds there, they don't look as appetizing as the birds that are on your table. Do they? When you receive the bird from the supermarket, it's been sanitized, plucked, slaughtered, cleaned. The bird that you eat are those birds from in there. And this is the suffering that is caused from supporting these scumbags. Don't give them your money. Don't let them take away your compassion. Don't let them make money off of evil. The power is in your hands. If we all boycott our support, if we all become vegan, these places no longer exist. I can't believe places like this even exist on this planet right now. And we talk about justice and fairness and freedom and all of these things. But it's all lip service if you speak about justice with the same mouth that you consume injustice. Sad, despicable, and I know I'll be having a vegan Christmas.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com coming at you with 2017 a Panini flawless baseball two box random team break number seven got a couple combos Two teams combo'd up here to make 29 spots total a lot of excellent stuff here If you watched the break last night, you you know The the potential of flawless baseball and what it can hold inside those two briefcases big. Thanks to everyone here for getting in on the Robert taking a big position on this flawless. Thank you. Thanks everybody and congrats again to the winners of spots in that Diamond Kings number three break Congrats to you There's all the teams. There's the combo right up top and there's the rest. Let's do it. Let's roll it Let's randomize it names and teams two and a five seven times one two three four six and seventh and final time After seven we got Ryan down to a Robert paste that here All right two and a five Once again seven times for the teams one two three four five six and seven and final time After seven we've got the Oakland A's down to the San Francisco Giants the Bay Area teams On the top and bottom All right, Ryan with the A's James Rangers Robert big block of teams right here Red Sox Tigers Indians Orioles White Sox Astros Nationals and Padres Daniel with the Braves Robert with the Rockies Joshua with the Brew Crew Eric with the Cubs Robert with the Marlins Daria with the Angels Robert with the Blue Jays Pirates and Cardinals Mark with the Mets Josh with the Yankees Jerry with the Dodgers Kevin with the Diamondbacks raised combo Robert with the Reds Corey with the Phillies Robert with the Royals and the Mariners Jarrett with the Twins and Robert with the San Francisco Baseball Giants All right, let's sort this by column B by team and I'm gonna pause the video and Allow people a little little window to try to trade teams if they want to when we come back We'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break stick around All right, welcome back folks. So no deals were done the list Hot off the presses here we go So that list that you saw in the previous green remains the same. Thanks for hanging with me on a Saturday ladies gentlemen Here's random team seven Good luck. Here's the 2017 flawless baseball case Tese jr. Home run. That's what he does 23rd home run of the season Well, that was this is from yesterday, it was three home run day We're gonna do both briefcases here The other crazy thing that's a tease remember he missed a lot of games He has 20 some odd 25 26 home runs And I think he's played far fewer games than the other home run leaders I think he had he had that shoulder issue and I think maybe some COVID protocol thing so he was Who's out for a number of games? Let's do the slider box first. I'm trying not to look at the card. I want to be Just surprised as you are It's like last night when we did one of these cases. Good luck here in random team seven Use one of these blank cards here to hide the hits a little bit All right, first one out of the gate is no more Mazzara Debut signature is 10 out of 25. That's gonna be for the Rangers. That'll be for James James Hanna 13 out of 15. Look at that. That's Roger Maris Those old wool jerseys that goes to Josh Chitwood There you go, Joshua That's with the spot that he won in that filler break Got randomized the Yankees ends up with an old Roger Maris relic 13 out of 15. Look at that game use material says right there. That's awesome Tim Tebow And there's a baseball days back back when he was a baseball player six out of ten That's an excellent Dual relic great-looking colors in that window for Mark and the Mets and try football again Got another autograph here seven out of 15. That is Lee Smith Kind of hard to see the the lettering on the foil right there, but featuring his 700 478 career saves Lee Smith Eventually gone to the Hall of Fame, right? I feel like he was on the outside looking in for a little bit Robert with the Cardinals got a hunter Pence Autograph six out of 20 The flawless finishes autograph That'll be for Robert as well with San Francisco Two out of five. That's Noah Cinder guard Nice Noah Cinder guard autograph for Mark and the Mets and Out of fives and under and get the train whistle All aboard the Big Head Express Couple more here. We got a dual relic and autograph five out of 15. That's Josh Bell Pirates Robert with the buck O's a great Josh Bell nice colors here and the last one here is four out of 15 That's Andrew Benintendi Nice Red Sox edition Red Sox rookie Otto Going to Robert See what we got here. Let's do the think there's two diamonds two two gems that is and then the autograph is over here Babe Ruth diamond eight out of 20 Babe Ruth diamond That's awesome First home run in all-star history is printed along the side right there. That's Joshua with the Yankees these diamonds These gems are now it says are on the fine print right here naturally mind not lab grown All right another gem. It's a ruby it's 2130 consecutive games. That's Lou Gehrig Wow five out of 15 another Yankee Ruby for Joshua. It's a pretty good milestone. All right Congrats Joshua Clean sweep Maybe what do we have here? No, it's it's a one of one dual relic and Autograph for the Cincinnati Reds. That's Robert Flores. It's Ken Griffey, Jr Reds edition some great colors in there There's the one of one he has excellent penmanship, of course at a sharp Robert All aboard the big hit express And it's nice very very nice. All right But wait, there's more the Mets walk it off. Let's see what we got in here If you want more flawless, we do have flawless football in the store Which when we started this break was just one Filler away from being full. You want to get into some more flawless? Head over to jaspy's case breaks calm. Go Jazz Chisholm triple and he's fired up seven out of ten Carson Fulmer 20 that is white socks Robert dual relic Jake Arietta 14 out of 15 Eric with the Cubs Wow Harman Killabrew one of one triple relic What's that patch right there? Old Twins patch. This is Minnesota. I think he was with the Washington's the old pre-60s Washington Senators, which moved to Minnesota That's awesome Twins Jared K with the Minnesota Twins Gets the one of one Harman kill root triple relic With an old old Twins patch Not sure what's going on that might be the outs could that be the outline of the Minnesota State? I don't know, but still very cool Uniform experts may be able to decipher what this is a one-of-one Jarrett all aboard the big-hit Express And Jarrett that's right I was gonna say Jarrett usually buys Minnesota teams in our group breaks So he got this randomized the team random his team randomized to him and a nice legend right here Jarrett congrats What's next Jason Giambi is next? 10 out of 25 greats autograph for Oakland Ryan Hoff With Jason Giambi with the spot that he won in the filler that Gary Sheffield Yankees edition four out of 15 Joshua with the Yankees Had that great batting stance great bat waggle Then we've got Todd Hilton another great 13 out of 25 for Colorado. That's Robert with the Colorado Rockies Got a couple more here a couple more here. We've got 15 out of 15 Joey Vada I think he was just in a highlight here on MLB Network Vodomatic for Robert and Cincinnati and the last one here before the encased cards three out of ten That's Mike Piazza nice dual relic and Autograph Dodgers edition going to Jeremy or just check that Jerry With a spot that he won It's the red Dodgers numbers They're not the numbers on the front of their jerseys are red. That's the number They're the Dodger blue right there to some of the lettering That's awesome. That's great. Love Mike Piazza. That's awesome Jerry with my Dodgers little Dodger Joe Mojo All right, what do we got here in these encased? cards, let's do the Gems first we've got another Dodger Corey Seager one out of 20 diamond flawless diamond looking forward to Getting Corey Seager back healthy. I mean look you bet to the top of the order really makes the rest of the Dodgers line up work Jerry with the Dodgers Congrats Back to back There's the card right there naturally mine not lab grown the card in the middle here is a ruby Kirby Puckett nice 10 out of 15 Another legend for Jarrett and the twins What is that little lettering here say this featuring is 1993 All-Star MVP and these gems right here We've got a pretty nice camera set up here But the camera set it really doesn't do the gems justice once you catch it in some natural light. It really pop All right Final card should be the auto. What do we have a cut autograph? Wow It was this was very similar designed to the Ty Cobb we pulled last night another cut auto this time out of 10 7 out of 10 It's the Mick Mickey Mantle Wow There's a piece of his lumber over there and Mickey man's autograph right here Maybe on a some sort of postcard with him on it or something like that Whoo, that goes to Joshua Chitwood who got randomized the Yankees with a spot that he won in a filler break That is awesome. There's the seven out of ten the signature Provided by the by the mantel estate the enclosed game use material certified by Panini Nice fine print there Josh Congrats Everybody, thank you so much for filling up these two 2017. We did one last night, which was awesome We did this one right here break seven, which was awesome so I appreciate everybody buying your spots in the fillers and in the break itself and then You know allowing us to see some of this wonderfulness. Thank you very much everybody. I'm Joe for Jasper's case breaks calm I'll see you next time for the next fall's break. Bye


No, we're good you're good So and you're criminal at large you're gonna come with me, okay?   You start firing on police. You're not gonna My gun Listen to me son, sir, we are the police we are the police here, okay, and we're gonna ask you kindly We are the police if you start firing on police for no reason.  We're gonna be taking you to prison sir Sir, would you like to make an official report of the police? Would you like to report against the police the police report to provide documentation of the police report system?   You don't put your weapon away We're gonna take your weapon away from you. We're gonna take your ammunition. That's what we're gonna do Why because you fire on police officers.  I did I did and I'll do it again.   How about you take it up with the feds? Okay, cuz we're the police and we take care of this here island No, that's I believe that's the feds. All right, so so what do you want to talk about here mr. Charlie? I'm just here for an apology sir The Russ police department does not uh does not apologize to nobody is there something else that you want no no no No, I'm just here for a heart-to-heart with corn would just a bit of an I'm sorry for blowing up the waist man.   What the hell's going on here?    It definitely wasn't me that hit that shot. Who hit that? All right now take this corn all right mr. Charlie look. I'll come with you. I'll play your game Okay, I'll play your game. All right. We're heading to my maze if you can run my maze in under 20 minutes I'll forgive you for your sense if you can't listen.  I gotta give you something big Yeah, I want an apology plus something some interest Son, I'll tell you an apology is far too big of something. That's too much to ask I will give you a full stack of my famous finest corn, okay?  Okay, this corn farming recipe has been in my family for generations All right now. I will hand you a full stack. What else do you want jet? Tables were open five minutes will Cleanest corn would finish the maze in 20 minutes Believe Or doubt five minutes chat. All right, go start on the left here. All right run it. What can I start on the right month? You can do whatever you want to do in the maze besides destroy the walls That's the only forbidden tactic. Can I can I start on the right? I ain't too fond of the left I'm gonna be honest with you. Okay. Okay. Good. Well, you know, okay? You ready? Yeah, we're ready All right, three two one here we go. We'll see it. I got two options, which one? Uh, hold on. I think I've Gotta wait for someone open the door. Can you quiet please? I don't think they can hear me. I think that was potentially This is the only trap where I don't have the depth traps in place, so you just stuck here forever. Oh well The door was open cord when you can see that there's nothing yeah, but I thought that it was like, you know I was like like it was gonna be like mission impossible like I got dropped down and you know I'm saying Okay, now that you explained it Yeah, I had to like decode yeah, oh hot damn I made it I Did it You haven't you haven't even begun to fight. Oh, okay. Well, yeah, I'll do it on the left side then maybe maybe that'll be better go Good speed Shit this son, I think your maize is broken One of the things they should have taught you on the force cornwood all those years ago was not to trust anyone Why would you trust this sign? So are you telling me that I was?  Oh my god Jesus Christ the maize is merciless cornwood Can't see I gotta say a cornwood of every run that has been through this maze so far This is perhaps one of the worst that we've ever seen these parts Listen son, where's the damn key? I was show mercy cornwood you you were barking up the right tree over here You have to make this jump. Wait, how is that even possible? I thought that was impossible. That's why I didn't do it No, it's a time to crouch jump See I'm my head just hits my head just I'm too tall my head hits the ceiling you should show them You should show them once or twice maybe You're at 15 minutes All right, okay, I'm sorry I got a little excited my bad. I got a little excited on the twig.  Oh my gosh. Look at this Dude, this is so funny Oh, no, I oh Dude, no, but we're good. You're good Flying backwards.  I'm doing this maze. It's probably the best y'all have ever seen So, uh, you're welcome for allowing you to uh Hey, uh, is anyone here? I think the maze amazing. I feel like I got stuck on a few really really small stuff, but dude, that was so good, man