Waching daily Apr 23 2018

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- Hi, this is Marya Gullo from the Hollywood Reporter,

and I'm in studio today with Evan Rachel Wood.

Hi, Evan. - Hi.

- How are you doing? - I'm great.

- We are a day after the first episode airing of Westworld.

- Finally made it. - Yes. Yes.

It's been a long time coming.

- It's been a long time. - It's been over a year.

We're at the point now where we're going full Jurassic Park.

- Yes, and that's where we're starting.

So imagine where we're gonna go.

(Marya laughs)

- Yes, we talked a little bit off camera

about how this season as it unfolds is really,

really action-packed and it is really...

Like, things are changing very quickly.

- The game is changing drastically every episode.

I think the first season there was kind of

a build up into these reveals. - World building.

- And, world building.

And this season for me is just one episode after the other,

it's like the game expands and expands and expands

and is so much bigger than you even thought possible.

So I'm really...

Wait 'til episode two. (laughs)

- [Marya] I'm getting excited about that.

So let's go over a couple of, just some theories.

I know that we can't really reveal anything,

but I did wanna ask you personally,

now that we know that there are six parks,

do you know what all the six parks are?

- I do not know what all the six parks are.

I know only the ones that we see on the show...eventually.

(Marya laughs)

But I don't...

We all have theories.

We're finding out kind of as we get the scripts,

and they don't really like us knowing anything

before our characters know so...

- Right, and I've heard that some characters

get more information than others.

Like Jimmy Simpson gets less information than Ed Harris

because he's playing a younger version of himself,

but you're a host so do you get more information?

- You would think. You would think.

And especially this season considering

she has all of her memories, she's awake,

she's taken control.

I thought they would just tell me everything,

but they did not.

They kept droppin' bombs on me.

I knew more than I did last season,

but I actually felt like I knew less this season.

- Wow, and Lisa Joy has said that the characters

do evolve based on the actors who are cast for the roles.

So did you see more of yourself or more of your...

your interests in the new season?

- Yes, and I think what we saw in episode one

in that first scene with Dolores is that she has

at least three different characters

swimming around in there right now,

and one of them is the Dolores that we know and love,

one of them is this new character Wyatt,

and the other one is a version of herself

that she is creating throughout Season Two.

So in those moments, yeah.

Especially even doing that scene,

I realized I was just using my normal voice, no accent.

Still slightly like a heightened version of myself,

but definitely bringing more of my real self

into the character which was very strange to get used to.

'Cause we were so attached to how they were that now,

since the rules have changed, the characters are changing

and so we have to kind of reinvent them and it's weird.

(they laugh)

- That first speech that you give

when you're terrifying the customers...

- Yes.

- As, kind of like you said, this combination

of Dolores and Wyatt, how did it feel

to be delivering those lines

'cause that was kind of a very masculine role.

The role of a villain in a Western.

How did it feel to deliver those lines?

- This whole season really was like wearing a glove

that didn't quite fit or that you weren't used to

because I had to do things and be commanding

and be almost like a general,

and people are under my command and I'm doling out orders,

and I'm usually really good at memorizing my lines,

but this season I had a really hard time

because I've never been asked

to play these kinds of roles before.

And so it was a very foreign thing,

but very empowering and rare and...

But challenging because it was such a new set

of shoes to wear, but that made it exciting.

- Yeah. And you've said before that the...

Some of the things that make you uncomfortable

about Season One, like the way that the hosts are treated,

you said just hang in there because things are changing.

So is Season Two...

Are we there?

Are we in the place now where we can be like alright...

- I would say so. Yes.

Yes. Most definitely.

It's a completely equal playing field now

between hosts and humans, and we're in the war.

This is the season of the war, yeah.

- There's some of the headier theories and philosophies

that kind of circulate in this world.

- That's like my favorite part of the show.

(laughs)

- So what do you think about that?

Like the theory of the bicameral mind

or any of the higher consciousness thoughts?

- Well, it's interesting.

So the bicameral mind, we were talking

about this before the cameras were rolling,

is about consciousness and hearing the voice in your head

and thinking, before we really knew what that meant,

thinking somebody was talking to you,

and then we realized that since we don't know

what consciousness is, we've tried to pinpoint it as,

it's a conversation with yourself.

It's you being able to talk to yourself

and realizing that that's you speaking to you,

but before we knew what that was,

we thought God was talking to us or voices.

It's why there's that amazing scene with Anthony and I

at the end of Season One where he shows the painting

on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

and saying, "Look, there's been clues in plain sight."

And I think that really sums up the show.

I think what we're asking the audience to do

is not take anything for granted

and to think that one step further

and to maybe look at things differently

for different answers and to actually question

the nature of your reality,

which I feel like I do every day on the show anyway.

I usually have an existential crisis

after every season 'cause it makes me look...

It truly makes me look at the world differently.

- Yeah, I mean just being on a television set

almost feels like you're in an existential world

where you're like, am I pretending?

Who I'm being? - Yes.

- Where am I going with this?

People are telling you what to do,

but then you have to make your own choices.

- Uh huh. Yeah.

It's very much like being a guest in the park.

Especially since we're not given all the information.

We kind of just show up and things are given to us,

and we get sort of an idea of what we're doing,

and then we just have to kind of blindly go through it.

And the sets are so massive.

And you're in full character, full period clothing.

So it really does feel like you've walked into another world

the second you step on the set.

It's completely immersive.

You can walk in and out of the buildings.

Everything's dressed.

So it certainly alters your reality for a bit,

and I think it takes us all some time to just come down

after the show and reintegrate ourselves

back into the 'real world' since Westworld is so intense.

- Wow, and then we're also, once again in this season,

playing around with multiple timelines.

- Oh, yeah.

- Can you tell us anything about that?

Are things going to become more clear

as the season goes on or are we going

to continually be confused and be watching

for like Arnold's or Bernard's tie to change?

- Well, again, the rules have changed.

But I watched the first episode,

and I was trying to piece together the timelines myself

because we shot out of order.

So I don't actually know what the right order

the show goes in.

Sometimes I didn't really know what episode we were on.

That goes for the whole cast.

So, yes. I think it's gonna take...

We'll play down to the audience.

What's fun about the show is that you can watch it,

you don't have to figure things out.

It still will unfold and you'll get the answers

and it's amazing to watch,

but if you do wanna take it that step further,

I mean, we've littered the show with clues

and Easter eggs and things to sort of guide you

in the right direction,

but they're definitely harder to find this season, I think.

- Okay, so one of the Easter eggs I think I noticed

was the opening sequence.

- Yeah, we got a new opening. - There's a baby host.

- Mmm. (Marya laughs)

Is it a host?

- I mean who knows? - I don't know either.

I was watching that going like, "Oh, what's this?"

(laughs)

Could be, you know, Maeve and her daughter though.

You don't know. - It could be.

- Yeah, I don't know. - So curious.

Especially after seeing Blade Runner

and then Blade Runner 2049 and it starts raising

a lot of questions about what's circulating

in the creative world about AI and how AI is created.

- I agree. I don't think anything is there by accident.

I think you should ask questions about everything.

I wondered the same thing. (laughs)

So I'm actually watching the show unfold

with everybody else because all of us usually

have so much work to do with our own storylines

that it's hard to take in or read everybody else's.

And then we also kind of like to stay away

from other people's storylines

so that we can watch the show as a viewer.

So there was stuff in the first episode

that I was watching for the first time.

I had no idea what everybody else was doing.

- Is anything shocking you or, you don't have to say it,

but is anything...

Are you like "Oh, boy"?

- Nothing's been really shocking,

but I'm always blown away by how good

everybody on the show is.

And you can just tell the tone has shifted,

everyone's really settled into their roles nicely,

and I just think the acting is even better this season.

It's just different, but that always just blows me away.

I mean, Jeffrey Wright, good Lord.

He's got such an amazing arc this season.

So I'm just excited to see what everybody else has done.

Thandie, I mean I love watching her.

There's just...

When I see everybody in their roles,

I just think no one else could do these roles.

Like you were made to play each and every one of these.

It's great.

- I could tell by talking to you

that there's probably some storylines

that aren't going to cross paths in this upcoming season,

but are you able to reunite with some of the people

you has scenes with in the last season?

Will you...

I'm like, I feel like Chris Farley right now

telling, "It's so cool..." (Evan laughs)

"It's so cool what you guys do."

- That was one of my favorite skits.

You know, I don't think we're gonna disappoint.

I think people will be running back into each other,

but not in the ways that people expect.

That's why the show is so great.

Everyone has very different objectives.

Yeah, I don't know how much I can say

without giving it away, but yes.

But maybe not quite how we imagine in the end.

- Does working on a show like Westworld

give you optimism for the future

or does it kind of freak you out about where we're going?

- The fact that the show is being made gives me optimism,

but I, when I started doing research for the show,

I was really afraid of AI,

and then really tried to learn as much as I could about it

and how it works and the possibilities

so that I could understand my character.

And the more I learned about it, the more I thought,

"Wow, they're gonna be so much better than us."

Better problem solvers.

They're gonna be more logical.

They're not gonna be bogged down by all this...

All these stories that we tell ourselves.

And they're just gonna surpass us in every way.

So by the end I was like,

"Maybe we should just let them take over."

(they laugh) It's gonna be better.

But I'm also hoping that they will be fans of Westworld,

and maybe accept me as one of their own

when the robot revolution comes.

That's what I'm hoping for.

- Right. Just blend in. - Exactly.

- In the past year I've interviewed a lot of people,

and most everybody says that they were affected

pretty profoundly by the election

and just the events that happened in the country

after the election,

but I believe that you were particularly affected.

- It sent me to a bit of a 10. (laughs)

- You know, you've now decided to...

- Share. - Yeah. To share.

To use your experience as a platform for others.

So where do you wanna go with that? What is the goal?

- I think the goal is to humanize people

and to create a sense of empathy.

To understand different points of view

so that we can care more and actually do something about it.

But also to build a community

of survivors and of people in need of that

so that they know they're not alone and to have resources

and so that we can help people cope and deal.

But, you know, also what's been amazing

about these movements and everything that's been happening

is that we're really talking about it in a different way,

and now, the next step is to actually put that into action

and really change things.

And so I think that's what we're trying to do

and that's what Thandie's been doing for years.

And all the women on the show really do mirror

their characters in similar ways because of that.

- And you have an opportunity now

to work on some of your personal projects.

Do you have anything that you're working on?

- Yeah, I'm still making music.

I'm kind of doing solo stuff and playing some shows

around LA with my good friend Zane Carney.

And I'm writing. I write a column for Nylon occasionally.

Very close to getting some of my own films made.

I'm really starting to...

You know, Westworld's been wonderful.

I shadow all the directors.

I try to learn as much as I can.

- That's cool.

- Because they're the best of the best.

So I wanna get behind the camera one day

and make my own things.

So that's kind of what I've been doing

while I've been off of Westworld.

Really just recuperating until I have to

go back into the park.

- [Marya] Yeah. (laughs)

Well as you are out of the park,

we get to go into the park so Evan,

thank you very much and...

- Hold onto something. (laughs)

- We look forward to the next few Sundays.

- I can't wait for people to see the next episode.

That's when we're really gonna go

into some uncharted territory,

and the stakes will be raised.

Even more. - Can you give me one word?

Give me one word to tease it out.

- Where are we? (Marya laughs)

- Where are we? - I mean that's not one word.

It's one question. (laughs)

- Westworld, everybody. Bye. - Bye.

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Why is IRON MAIDEN landing in DJIBOUTI? - VisualPolitik EN - Duration: 15:01.

IRON MAIDEN is the only rock band with its own private jet.

And who do you think is the pilot?

Yes, nobody else but their lead singer, Bruce Dickinson.

And oh do few people deserve more admiration than Mr. Dickinson.

If it wasn't enough to be one of the most successful heavy metal singers in history,

he's also an

experienced commercial pilot, a radio host, a writer, an entrepreneur AND the CEO of one

the most

innovative aviation companies.

And now you might wonder…

Why are we talking about Bruce Dickinson on VisualPolitik?

What does Iron Maiden have to do with politics?

Well…

IRON MAIDEN Singer BRUCE DICKINSON's CARDIFF AVIATION Signs On To Manage National Carrier

For Djibouti

Cardiff Aviation is a company that provides maintenance to airline companies.

We could say that Iron Maiden has landed in Djibouti but, in this case, they didn't

come to perform.

They came to sell airplanes, train the pilots and design a system so that Djibouti can have

its own

airlines.

But wait a minute because this is the really important thing!

You might think the airlines of a country like Djibouti aren't a big deal, right?

We're talking about a poor country, located in the Horn of Africa, with a population of

less than a

million inhabitants.

However… what if I told you that Djibouti has a big chance of becoming the new DUBAI?

What if Bruce Dickinson is one of the first visionaries to decide to invest in this country?

Think about it while you look at this map.

Here it is.

DJIBOUTI.

This here is the SUEZ CANAL and this is the RED SEA.

Any oil tanker who wants to go from ABU DHABI to Europe must go through here.

All of those Chinese mobile phones sold in the UK travel through this area.

1 out of 10 ships that sail the planet are passing in front of the Djiboutian costs.

But make no mistake, this is not a quiet region.

In fact, the opposite is true.

Have you ever heard of the Somali pirates?

Well, this is Somalia.

And this country, Eritrea, isn't a chill place either.

And this other place you see on the map… this is called Yemen as is in the-middle-of-a-civil-war

Yemen.

So as it turns out, Djibouti is the only peaceful country in the whole region!!!

But hold on a minute because there's still more!!!

If you've been following VisualPolitik for a long time, you should already know that

Ethiopia is one of

the fastest growing countries on the planet.

They are becoming a textile superpower.

And they have more than 90 million inhabitants.

And guess what!

Ethiopia has no coast!

This means, whenever they want to sell their textiles, they have to do so through the Djibouti

port.

And yes, I know what you're thinking now.

Are we really talking about a new Singapore or Dubai or is there something missing here?

Should we be like Bruce Dickinson and start investing in Djibouti?

Today we are going to answer those questions but before we do, let's take a look back

at history.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!

After everything I said about Djibouti, many of you might be thinking how it's possible

that we haven't

heard of this country before, right?

The answer lies in their history, which is no different from their neighbours.

In the year 1977, after a peaceful referendum, Djibouti became the latest country to gain

independence

from their French colonizers.

And just as it happened in similar cases, Djibouti became a one party dictatorship.

Until the 90s, Mr. HASSAN GOULED APTIDON and the other members of his tribe controlled

the fate of this

country.

Torturing members of the opposition became a common practice and the ruling party got

rich off of the

port's profits.

Back then, you could say Djibouti was a textbook example of a GATE-KEEPER STATE.

You see, in such poor countries, the whole economy is dependent on just one thing.

In the case of Equatorial Guinea, for instance, that thing is oil.

In the case of Djibouti, it's the port.

Since the dictators have no money to pay a big army to control the whole country, they

must focus all

their oppressive powers in the areas where the money is.

So Djibouti's port was completely secured while the rest of the country was in total

chaos, with murders

on the streets, rape and all kinds of other crimes.

As you can imagine, this is not the ideal situation to create companies or attract foreign

investment.

Now add in the fact that, in the 90s, a civil war started between the Government and the

opposition

parties and tribes.

AND this is where the first difference between

Djibouti and the rest of their neighbours comes in.

The way the government solved their problem was surprising to everyone.

Basically, after years of bloody fighting and thousands of killings on both sides of

the battle, Mr. APTIDON

went to the other party, the so-called, "Front for the Restoration of Unity and

Democracy", and

told them 'Hey fellas!

Get a grip, there's money for everyone here!

Why don't we share it so we can stop

fighting each other!?'

And this is how Djibouti got its first Unity Government: A government that combined most

of the local

political parties.

Of course, there's still political opposition in Djibouti.

But they can hardly make campaigns and anytime there are presidential elections, they're

boycotted.

This explains why APTIDON and, later on, his nephew, OMAR GUELLEH, win the elections with

outcomes close

to 100% of the vote.

Yes, very democratic, right?

But this is just the beginning!

Despite the internal fights, by the year 2001, Djibouti was still a very corrupt country

with a very weak

position.

Think about it… we are talking about a very small country, with less than 1 million inhabitants,

placed

in the middle of one of the most violent regions on the planet.

Next to them there's SOMALIA, which is, virtually, an anarchy where different tribes

are constantly at

each other's throats.

On the other side, we have ERITREA, a dictatorship that makes North Korea look like Sweden.

And in the South there's Ethiopia, the biggest regional power and one who, at any moment,

would be happy

to invade Djibouti so they can have the coast line.

So, in summary, they were far from being in a quiet situation.

But then, when everything seemed to be

against them, history decided to give Djiboutians a break.

"Our enemy is a radical network of terrorists and everyone who supports them"

All of a sudden, America, with George W Bush as their president, declared war on terrorismo.

This meant sending troops to all the areas with Al Qaeda cells.

Which includes, of course, the Horn of Africa.

And is there any better place for building military bases than Djibouti?

It has a peerless location and a government that, corrupted as it is, congratulates itself

for being

stable and having no ties with terrorist groups.

Do you remember when I told you that the Red Sea is extremely dangerous for merchant ships?

From the CAMP LEMMONIER base, American troops can chase those Somali pirates.

And not only the Americans!

In just 10 years, the list of countries who have installed military bases in Djibouti

is never-ending.

We can find French, Italian and Spanish troops there.

The only place where Japan has a military base abroad is Djibouti.

And, as you can imagine, with so many world powers having a military presence here…

China should come

into the picture too!

China opens first overseas base in Djibouti

And, of course, in such a poor and small country, having so many foreign armies is a great deal.

Think about it, all those soldiers need to eat somewhere, do their shopping and have

some fun.

This means lots of jobs and money for the whole country.

And on the top of it, this solves the biggest problem Djibouti had for investment.

With so many military bases in the country, only a wacko would dare to invade them.

In fact, there are few places in Africa that are safer than Djibouti nowadays.

Add to this the perfect situation for international trade routes and you can easily understand

why this

country has been growing at a 5% annual rate since the day American troops put their boots

on the ground.

But as you might have guessed, not everything is so wonderful here.

Despite its recent growth, Djibouti still has an unemployment rate higher than 50%.

Yep, you heard that right, 1 out of 2 Djiboutians has no stable job.

In other words, these airlines that Bruce Dickinson helped create are just sending soldiers

and people

from NGOs that travel to places like Somalia or Ethiopia.

But wait a minute because the times are changing in Djibouti!

A MAN AND HIS VISION

Remember this name, ILYAS MOUSSA DAWALEH.

Do you think he's their new President?

Oh!

No!

No way!

Djibouti has kept the same President for the past 20 years.

This man is the Minister of Economy and Finance.

But, in this case, the finance minister is even more famous than the president.

We needed to plan over a longer period.

We accept that we will probably not be able to achieve all our

objectives during the current administration, but Vision 2035 clearly sets out the aspirations

of the

President and his government --ILYAS MOUSSA DAWALEH.

If you've been following VisualPolitik for a long time, this Vision 2035 thing will remind

you of

something…

Do you remember this video where I told you about Rwanda's road out of poverty?

Yes, this Vision 2035 is a carbon copy of Rwanda's plan in many aspects.

The Djiboutian government wants their ports to have state of the art technology just like

those of

Singapore and Dubai but, for this, they need money.

But not only that!

Dawaleh knows that, in order to make the economy work, you need to diversity it.

If a country only relies on one industry, a single small crisis could easily be its

downfall.

Then again, if you wanna diversify your economy, you still need money and a business friendly

environment.

And… corruption and lack of rule of law are seldom friends of businesses and foreign

investment.

And in these areas, Djibouti has a gold medal.

For example, despite the port being the main economic driver in this country, nobody can

see the

accounting books.

This means many Government officials are getting rich without anyone knowing.

If this wasn't enough, part of the local legislation is based on SHARIA LAW.

And nobody can even protest this because Djibouti is among the 10 countries with the least freedom

of

speech in the entire world.

Just in 2016, the Government sent 3 BBC journalists to jail because they wanted to talk about

the

electoral fraud.

As you can imagine, this is hurting this country's opportunities.

And what's worse… it is almost impossible to change the system!

At the end of the day, the ruling class is already making enough money from the port

and the rent they

get from all of those foreign armies.

And they have enough security to not be scared of a popular uprising.

In other words, if MOUSSA DAWALEH, the Djiboutian finance minister, wanted to change the political

system, and, as he says on his Vision 2035 paper, 'improve the governance of the country'

he has an

impossible job… right?

Well, my dear viewers, sometimes, miracles happen.

Djibouti breaks ground on massive Chinese-backed free trade zone

In other words: if you can't change the whole political system in the entire country,

just change it in a

little part of it.

In this special economic zone, everyone can buy property and build without having to wait

months and

months to get Government permission.

This makes it harder for government officials who want to get bribes.

On the other hand, all the regulations will follow Chinese law.

This is short of a little Shenzhen in the middle of the country.

The agreement calls for the zone to handle $7 billion in trade within two years.

Djibouti will create a

unified customs system with China, establish a transit trade centre and set up a currency

clearing system

So what can we expect now?

Well, the idea of making special economic zones is nothing new.

And it's been proven to work.

In fact, this is the system that let Dubai become the big metropolis it is today.

The idea is that, when you have a special economic zone, both the citizens and the political

elite can

see firsthand what happens when you have transparent laws and a good framework for companies.

If this experiment works, politicians will be more willing to implement real changes

in Djibouti.

In summary, we have an African country where security is granted by foreign armies and

who is starting to

apply serious reforms.

A country with the perfect location and size to become a financial and logistical centre

in one of the

busiest areas on the planet.

It seems Mr. Dickinson found a virgin paradise for investment, doesn't it?

But hold on just a second because this does not mean Djibouti is going to become a Freedom

and Human

Rights haven!

At the end of the day, neither China nor Dubai are such havens either.

But this can be, at least, the beginning of the end of poverty in the region.

SO now the question is…

Do you think these positive predictions will become true?

Is this a good time to invest in Djibouti or will it all amount to nothing more than

hopeful predictions?

Please, leave your answer in the comment section below.

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It has nothing to do with

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What is the Difference Between Due Diligence Fee & Earnest Money Deposit | Home Buyer Tips - Duration: 2:10.

Hi, everyone!

Melanie Cameron here with The Cameron Team at Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage in

Wilmington, NC.

Today, our topic is "What is the Difference Between Due Diligence Fee and the Earnest

Money Deposit?"

The due diligence fee is a negotiated amount that the buyer gives directly to the seller

at the time of contract.

It is non-refundable.

It's non-refundable from day one.

It's basically in exchange for the seller taking their home off the market for them

to do their inspections, appraisals, get their loan commitment, and so forth.

The second fee that is negotiated in a contract is the earnest money deposit.

The earnest money deposit is typically made out to the listing agent company's escrow

account.

It's held in their escrow account until closing, at which point the buyer gets credit for having

put that down.

The big conflict that I see that a lot of people don't understand is earnest money

deposit is refundable during the due diligence period.

So, if for any reason during the due diligence period the buyer decides that they don't want

to buy the property for some reason, whether it's for inspections or appraisals or something

else, the earnest money deposit they get back.

At the end of the due diligence period, as of 5:00 p.m. on the negotiated date of the

end of due diligence, the earnest money desposit becomes non-refundable.

So, if the buyer were to terminate the contract after due diligence, that's when the earnest

money is non-refundable.

Both the earnest money deposit and the due diligence fee, the buyers get credit for having

put that down already when they go to closing, but I just wanted to make sure everyone was

clear on when they were refundable and non-refundable.

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Cardi B Is Going To Shake Up Politics | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:57.

ANNOUNCER: GOOD EVENING, THIS IS

"TMZ" FINANCE.

LET'S MEET TODAY'S PANEL,

SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS OF

VERMONT AND --

WHAT IS YOU ALL DOING WITH MY

[BLEEP] MONEY?

ANNOUNCER: OH, YEAH.

CARDI B COMMENTED ON SOCIAL

SECURITY.

IS THAT A GOOD THING THAT SHE

MAKES THE YOUTH AWARE OF THAT?

ANNOUNCER: IT'S TRUE, CARDI TOLD

"G.Q." F.D.R. WAS THE REAL MAKE

AMERICA GREAT AGAIN BECAUSE IF

IT WASN'T FOR HIM, OLD PEOPLE

WOULDN'T EVEN GET SOCIAL

SECURITY.

I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS F.D.R.

THAT DID SOCIAL SECURITY.

CARDI B IS AN EXPERT ON THE

U.S. PRESIDENT.

I F YOU ASK HER ABOUT A RANDOM

PRESIDENT, SHE WILL SPIT OUT

FACTS ABOUT THAT PRESIDENT.

ANNOUNCER: EVEN MARTIN VAN BUREN

AND NO ONE KNOWS JACK ABOUT HIM.

BERNIE, HOW ABOUT THAT CARDI,

HUH?

WELL, SOCIAL SECURITY IS

IMPORTANT FOR ALL GENERATIONS,

AND I AM GLAD SHE'S INVOLVED IN

THAT FIGHT.

ANNOUNCER: YEAH, CARDI!

YOU THINK CARDI B. BEING

POLITICAL WILL INSPIRE OTHER

PEOPLE TO BECOME POLITICAL AS

WELL?

I DON'T KNOW IF THEY WILL BE

MORE POLITICAL BUT IF CARDI B

CAN PRESENT THE HISTORY, USUALLY

PRESIDENTIAL HISTORY IS REALLY

BORING SO IF SOMEONE CAN PRESENT

IT IN A FUN WAY.

SHE SHOULD PUT A SONG

TOGETHER WHERE SHE RAPS ABOUT

ALL OF THE PRESIDENTS AND STUFF.

SORT OF LIKE A RAP VERSION

OF "WE DIDN'T STARTS THE FIRE"?

YEAH.

ANNOUNCER:

7 WASHINGTON IS NOT THE ONE AND

ADAMS AND THOM JEFFERSON -- YOU

KNOW, LET'S NOT DO THIS.

THANK YOU, SENATOR.

DID HE RULE HIMSELF OUT?

EVERYBODY SUSPECTS HE'S

RUNNING.

HE HAS CARDI B ON THE

CAMPAIGN TRAIL WITH HIM?

OH, YEAH!

HE WOULD LOSE ALL OF THE CRIP

VOTE THOUGH.

BUT IT WOULD BE A GOOD WAY TO

GO INTO THE RED STATES.

OH!

ANNOUNCER: GENTLEMEN, WE'RE

GETTING YOU THAT SOCIAL

SECURITY.

POLITICS!

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Major Scandal Just Erupted Before Our Eyes And The MSM Is IGNORING It! - Duration: 17:30.

Major Scandal Just Erupted Before Our Eyes And The MSM Is IGNORING It!

American voters have some big decisions to make soon, not the least of which is who to

give control of Congress to.

Despite the fact that every individual has to assess the candidates in their individual

region, understanding that every liberal candidate is a vote for an agenda that doesn't prioritize

freedom and safety is paramount.

While there are many issues that conservatives and liberals disagree on, often time we try

to assume that it's all theoretical and that in reality, everyone wants Americans

to be safe and happy.

And while that might be true, the history of many Democrats in Congress would sharply

disagree with that.

One of the more recent demonstrations of that lack of interest in national safety has to

do with middle easterners being allowed access to Congressional computers and documents.

While it would be very reassuring to chalk this up to a big misunderstanding, the case

just keeps evolving, and reasonable doubt keeps shrinking.

Chicks on the Right dedicated a post to remind us who Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman

Schultz saw fit to expose our national secrets to, and just how bad his ties really are:

Trending: JUSTICE SERVED To Hateful Professor On Day Of Barbara's FUNERAL – She's

NOT Going Down Alone!

"Imran Awan is Debbie Wasserman Schultz's former IT staffer who was arrested for bank

fraud after attempting to flee the country.

Before his attempted escape, the FBI raided his home and found a ton of smashed hard drives.

Oh.

And he has a bunch of weird financial dealings.

He's suspected of selling US secrets to foreign agents and was indicted on four counts

"including bank fraud and making false statements."

New information, from Daily Caller, has arisen that informs us of what Awam is tied to in

the middle east:

"FAISALABAD, Pakistan — The father of Imran Awan — an IT aide to Rep. Debbie Wasserman

Schultz who investigators concluded made "unauthorized access" to House servers — transferred

a USB drive to a Pakistani senator and former head of a Pakistani intelligence agency, the

father's ex-business partner, Rashid Minhas, alleged.

Minhas told The Daily Caller News Foundation that Imran Awan's father, Haji Ashraf Awan,

was giving data to Pakistani official Rehman Malik, and that Imran bragged he had the power

to "change the U.S. president."

Asked for how he knew this, he said that on one occasion in 2008 when a "USB [was] given

to Rehman Malik by Imran's father, my brother Abdul Razzaq was with his father."

"After Imran's father deliver (sic) USB to Rehman Malik, four Pakistani [government

intelligence] agents were with his father 24-hour on duty to protect him," he said.

Minhas did not say what was on the USB.

TheDCNF traveled to Pakistan for this story and interviewed numerous residents who interacted

with Imran, and they confirmed that he does travel that country with a contingent of armed

Pakistani government officials and routinely brags about mysterious political power.

Minhas said "Imran Awan said to me directly these words: 'See how I control White House

on my fingertip…'

He say he can fire the prime minister or change the U.S. president," Minhas said.

"Why the claiming big stuff, I [didn't] understand 'till now."

Nearly Imran's entire immediate family was on the House payroll working as IT aides to

one-fifth of House Democrats, and he began working for the House in 2004."

The oversite is incredible, and seemingly not slowing down.

Apparently, no matter who we vote for, they have the ability to hire anyone at all, without

making sure those people are on the up and up.

Most of us probably take for granted that the fortress that is Capitol Hill wouldn't

give out security passes to just anyone.

But according to another Daily Caller News Foundation report, Congress members are allowed

to, and apparently, do wave background checks on those that they hire:

"Every one of the 44 House Democrats who hired Pakistan-born IT aides who later allegedly

made 'unauthorized access' to congressional data appears to have chosen to exempt them

from background checks, according to congressional documents.

Among the red flags in Abid's background were a $1.1 million bankruptcy; six lawsuits

against him or a company he owned; and at least three misdemeanor convictions including

for DUI and driving on a suspended license, according to Virginia court records.

Public court records show that Imran and Abid operated a car dealership referred to as CIA

that took $100,000 from an Iraqi government official who is a fugitive from U.S. authorities.

Numerous members of the family were tied to cryptic LLCs such as New Dawn 2001, operated

out of Imran's residence, Virginia corporation records show.

Imran was the subject of repeated calls to police by multiple women and had multiple

misdemeanor convictions for driving offenses, according to court records."

It's scary to think that painstaking process that takes place in order to keep privileged

information, privileged, can be circumvented in a moment, and the perpetrators can be being

paid

to

do it.

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Identify the Complainer is Inside of You - Eckhart Tolle - Duration: 21:47.

fear is to do with identifying with form the form of me not realizing that is not

that is who you appear as that form temporarily yes but you are life

underneath the temporary appearance of a person more fundamentally you are life

itself in one of its manifold expressions

and a beautiful expression as beautiful if not more beautiful and the incredibly

beautiful flowers and whatever else for forever other form life takes and the

human is an incredible form it's a form that hasn't flowered yet that is about

to flower because when a human realizes their true nature who they are

underneath of the forms they had identified with as themselves that is

awakening that is freedom freedom from a personalized limited sense of self and

then your life on a personal level continuous your life situation continues

but miraculously something from that dimension flows into also the life of

the formal life that you still lead and because you are connected at that level

with the totality of life so when you connect with that within yourself the

intelligence of the universe becomes helpful the one intelligence the one

consciousness that underlies the entire world of manifestation the billions of

forms that as it caught in the daodejing the ancient Chinese book of wisdom it's

brought the ten thousand things to describe the world of form of course

it's not ten thousand things it's not even ten ten billion things it's more

than that that's the world of in that world of

form unfolds much more harmoniously playfully

and is fulfilling because you're not looking for something in the world of

form that it cannot give you you're no longer demanding that any situation any

possession any place or any person or any condition should fulfill you or make

you happy please make me happy big house make me happy holiday make me happy

husband wife make me happy read the Lonely Hearts columns looking

for a man a woman to make me happy what a dreadful nobody could live up to that

nothing in the world of form can live up to that to make you because the

happiness is already there you just happen to true happiness which is deeper

I would not even perhaps use the word because happiness is usually used for

superficial things oh I'm so happy I've got this new thing here I'm so happy I'm

I found I'm in love I'm getting married tomorrow and so the thing that makes you

happy today the very same thing very often makes you unhappy tomorrow think

of your ex-wife or husband

when I do not resist the form that this moment takes and I welcome it because I

realize that I cannot argue with these isness of this moment it is okay it is

what can you do there it is and so I allow this moment

to be as it is internally by doing that the this act of welcoming of saying yes

of allowing puts you in touch with the dimension of inner space and you

sometimes perceive it as if there were suddenly space around the event that

before you would have reacted against you say well there it is the thing is

broken down that's what is okay we can take action now but right in the

meantime this is what is before you what every act ate and you said they should

have done something about it how can they allow this to happen like this

shouldn't happen I mean I I paid money for this and now it's breaking it's

broken down I'm going to sue you sue them they can see the that reactivity

comes from a place of complaining and the egoic sense of self loves that it

complains about something that is I'm not saying do something about it that's

not complaining the inner complaining about something that is is part of the

resistance to what is identify in yourself the complainer and that is a

very important part of the reactivity of the egoic sense of self it's what is it

complaining about the present moment what's happening right now shouldn't be

happening but it is now the complaining is so satisfying to the false sense of

self because it strengthens it when you can't complain about something you're

saying I'm right and this is duration is wrong such myths the weather

is really miserable today's just awful I'm right the weather is wrong on all

levels any complaining puts you in an imagined position of superiority to the

event or to something that's madness but normal

by the way normal equals very often more than than not mad read human history if

you doubt it so to complain strengthens a false sense of self to allow it its

strengths or to if you complain and react that your own form identity the me

gets strengthened the story gets strengthened the complaint is

incorporated in the story and then you pick up the phone and say you can't

imagine what happened just to be like I'll tell you about it

oh no then you get from feedback from oh you're right you really should be

unhappy about this so it strengthens the illusion of who you are but it feels

satisfying to the illusion the loser amede for moment feels great and really

getting into this now when you allow what is it doesn't strengthen your form

it puts you in touch with that which has no form in you it it makes you aware of

space in a space so here's an event the thing is broken down and instead of

saying you say oh well that is okay suddenly the same event has a totally

different quality to it in your experience that means you suddenly

experience life completely differently the same event happens and you say well

that's it is and suddenly now I'm speaking metaphorically it is as if

there was suddenly some space around the event it's no longer occupies

your attention totally there is a spaciousness around the event when you

allow it the allowing is very spacious in that spaciousness is consciousness

itself stillness inner stillness and from there you can look at a challenging

situation in that alert stillness oh you're looking and there's a moment of

just no thought simply aware attention which is your deeper non-conceptual

unconditioned intelligence comes into action if you look and then action

arises or a thought comes out of that from where all creativity comes at level

the thought comes and you suddenly know what you have to do about it oh that's

and you do it or an action comes immediately you do the right thing so

there's enormous power in facing the present moment no matter what form it

takes completely and fully allowing it facing it looking listening seeing ah

and there's always more far more than you need to deal with the situation this

the power is there the moment you need it but if you project yourself into

imaginary problems how can you deal with that

it can only wear you down and you get drawn into more and more illusory

identity so the the safety consciousness happens with a simple act

of aligning yourself with what is now with the present moment and making that

your spiritual practice the ultimate spirit and while you're here see how how

you are relating to the present moment what is your relationship with the

present moment you're denying it resisting it or welcoming it since it's

life itself you might as well welcome it it is more skillful more intelligent

more wise to welcome what is and then experience how quickly if the present

moment is challenging how quickly help comes from within you but also sometimes

from without as a helpful event as a sudden thing that happens that how could

that suddenly have got just the right thing because this is the alignment with

the totality at this deeper level you are one with one consciousness you are

that yes it's it's life can be easy that we not it doesn't mean sound it will not

come any more challenges come but you can become more alert through every

challenge rather than becoming more unconscious through every challenge oh

and you watch but don't wait for challenges use that power that is there

every moment even the beautiful moments here you are nature you can see trees

flowers leaves yes they are dying but in their deaths they are beautiful nature

in incredible beauty everywhere do you truly see it and when you see it what

happens when you look at the tree in the leaves are dark right

yellow and red are you able to look in complete awareness complete presence be

so present that you don't need to interpret what you're seeing just look

Oh are you able to allow that moment to be as it is without needing to add

anything to it just that and can you then be aware of the sense perception

which is beautiful but something that is even more beautiful and deeper and

that's yourself who are you the awareness the conscious awareness

through which that sense perception happens and that you cannot grasp it

cannot become an object in your consciousness because it is formless

consciousness not a mind object so stillness arises from within more and

more as you go through life and there's enormous power and intelligence in that

stillness its primordial intelligence the human mind is secondary intelligence

very limited but good for certain things no good for many other things for

relationships it's not very good to relate with other humans but if you can

bring stillness into your relationships even superficial ones you can just look

allow that moment in which that human being appears in front of you to be

there fully welcomed that moment when it takes

the form of another human being oh and there's again you're looking and

there's stillness as you look just looking a lot attention

then the compulsive labeling arises less and less in your life and if it should

still arise the mind saying something about someone you recognize it as yeah

just a thought not really the truth because every thought is only one of

many possible perspectives about any situation there's no ultimate truth

there but it's a thought so you don't have to believe in every thought that

comes into your head you recognize it where some thought and it comes and goes

and then the sense of separation between you and the other human being and also

the sense of separation between you and nature that arises because you inhabit a

conceptualized reality in the head labels judging interpreting thinking

apart I wonder what he does what I wonder Morrigan how I can use him me

that conceptualized identity conceptualized reality and

conceptualized identity operate less and less that is the shift in consciousness

from inhabiting a reality that is made are made up of thought and concepts to

actually touching a deeper reality in yourself and so when you do that when

the barriers are not there there is love in the true sense of the word because

whatever you look upon without the conceptual barriers jesus said we must

become like little children if you want early into the kingdom of heaven what

does it mean you have to go back to complete ignorance no all he means is he

just gives you that just as an image to see how does a little child

look at the world a one-year-old who hasn't learned concepts yet complete

openness you can sense the the consciousness that flows through is

still opening and then comes conceptualization dad what's that called

the first concept in another word on top of that in another weapon and then a

little later the human mistakes the concept or the reality let's a tree oh

now I know what it is you don't know what it is at all you only had it put a

label to the mystery on top of the mystery you'd stick a label tree it's

the depths is already obscured to you of what is there and the aliveness of

what's there and then you do it to yourself John Smith's from such in such

a state college family background religion a few believes mix them all

together in a pot that's me

find the stillness that's already there just waiting and perceive the world

through that as much as possible use the place here where this nature it's easier

to toy to enlist natural things not man-made walk around in a stir in wonder

but when you perceive a tree you don't regress to the state of a child there's

a deep knowing you have gone beyond concepts the child hasn't arrived at

concepts yet very great difference you have then transcended the conditioned

human mind alertness is vital that's an essential part of that the alertness

being awake to the wonder of life which is outside and even greater wonder

inside you because inside you you are consciousness itself temporarily

temporarily as this physical form and psychological form but underneath it you

are that which is the essence of every life form and then you look upon every

life form in a sense of recognition you see that essence of who you are in every

form of life that is called also compassion that is also called love they

are ultimately the same thing loving care flows then into your interactions

and your actions you're stepping out of thousands of years of collective human

conditioning a dreadful burden

the good news is we do not need thousands of years to step out of it

causing miracle says it has taken time to misguide you so completely but it

takes no time at all to be who you are

thank you

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FORCING MULTI-CULTURE ON EUROPE AND WEST IS NOT GOOD - Duration: 2:03.

all right kids let's quickly talk about multicultural I don't have much time

today so the video will be short but crease all of your videos are short what

is new in there shut the fuck up okay I upload regularly so what beauty but also

glows regularly but his videos are ten minutes long you know what fuck you you

you you and all of you yeah so multi-culture lips dream and their

obsession to make Europe and the West multi culture but there are indeed some

problems with multi culture first thing first Liv needs to understand you cannot

force multi culture it happens slowly and in a controlled way and that control

part is definitely missing in the Europe and the West the number of refugees and

illegal immigrants that are entering is alarming tell me one thing what is the

point of multicultural when rape acid attack terrorist attack and overall

crime rates increases heavily and what is the point of multi culture if your

own culture becomes a minority in your own country see I am NOT against

multicultural society I live in India we have super diverse and multicultural in

India and I love every bit of it it's great but in the Europe and the West it

seems like you're forcing multi culture in colleges in offices literally

everywhere please don't force multi culture and the result is pretty much in

front of our eyes the consequences of forcing multi culture rape as it

attacked terrorism and the government is failing to control all of it

Europe is literally falling so take a step back and think don't brush okay I

know you want to help people by taking in refugees and illegal immigrants but

think twice is the course that you are paying for helping people worth it

alright so that was my time I need to go now so yeah bye

von Guericke romka happy to be bumpy boola boola boola

Kobe Boop uranium boom Shakalaka domino special Danny velocity hobby shop no

Buddhist amateur ago a gala with a velocity hook Jocko British a fruity

police on a chase on and shoddy Natasha Mahabharata

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Where is this girl? - Elif Episode 716 (English subtitles) - Duration: 1:11.

Enough with that sleep! How could you sleep that long?

Like a hibernating bear!

Things waiting for you upstairs, come on!

What is this?

Where is she?

And this is the last one.

God, please, let my mom find me. Please!

What time is it now?

I'm very late!

How am I gonna get back home?

I think I'm far away from the mansion!