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Lizzo - Good As Hell (feat. Ariana Grande) [Official Audio]

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Lizzo - Good As Hell (feat. Ariana Grande) [Remix]nAvailable October 25nnWhile you're waiting...nn#STREAMTRUTHHURTSnhttps://Atlantic.lnk.to/...

Lizzo - Tempo (feat. Missy Elliott) [Official Music Video]

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The official music video for Lizzo's "Tempo (feat. Missy Elliott)"nFrom the album 'Cuz I Love You' available now.nListen here: https://Lizzo...

Lizzo - Tempo (feat. Missy Elliott) [Official Audio]

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"Tempo (feat. Missy Elliott)" Out Now: https://Lizzo.lnk.to/TempoAYnnFrom the album 'Cuz I Love You' out April 19. Pre-order now.nnSubscribe...

Lizzo - Juice (Official Video)

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New single "Juice" out now! https://Lizzo.lnk.to/JUICEAYnnSubscribe for more content from Lizzo: nhttps://lnk.to/SubscribeToLizzonnDirector:...

Black Thought: Greatest Rapper Of All Time

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Big big news on The Roots front. The legendary Roots Crew announced the title to their 12th studio album. It’s called End Game. The group ...

Big big news on The Roots front. The legendary Roots Crew announced the title to their 12th studio album. It’s called End Game. The group also revealed that 9th Wonder and Salaam Remi have both been tapped to add production to the project. n nThis isn’t the first time the Philadelphia collective has reached outside of their cypher for production. Ambrosia For Heads, #HomeTeam, pointed out in an article this week that J.Dilla, Karriem Riggins have contributed production to previous Roots projects. All of this got me thinking: Black Thought might be the greatest rapper of all time. GREATEST OF ALL TIME. nnFOLLOW DISCUSSION ON ALL SOCIALS: #TBDshownnProduced, Written & Hosted By: Justin Hunte https://twitter.com/TheCompanyMannnProduced, Shot & Edited By: Ahmed Sabir-Calloway https://www.instagram.com/akthentik/ nnNOTES: nnAMBROSIAFORHEADS: http://ambrosiaforheads.com/nn“What They Do” https://youtu.be/_qzacv8dtb4?t=224 nnRoots Billboard Chart History: http://www.billboard.com/artist/419012/roots/chart n nIlladelph Halflife Review: https://thimk.wordpress.com/2009/05/07/the-roots-illadelph-halflife-only-45-mics/ nnMaking A Murderer: https://youtu.be/GGO9PtyoG7w?t=97 nnBOOM! https://youtu.be/SP05IWnZc4c?t=55nnGame Of Thrones Rap: https://youtu.be/creKsq6UrDc?t=65 nnJ. Period Live Mixtape: https://youtu.be/gMH-KqKT38Q?t=2129 nnStatik Selektah On Black Thought: https://youtu.be/Cq32EwhZVOg nnLord Jamar on Black Thought: https://youtu.be/qiij-IfgBjw nnBlack Thought On Sway: https://youtu.be/Mqhwaylvuws?t=2462 nnABOUT TCMM:nnLife Through The Lens of Hip Hop. nnJustin Hunte is a former Editor-in-Chief of HipHopDX and creator of DX's popular series The Breakdown and #DXLive. Hunte has debated at the prestigious Oxford Union and is featured on Shade45's "All Out Show w/ Rude Jude," as well as Revolt TV’s “Revolt Live” Billboard magazine, digital campaigns for Lexus, Honda, Brisk, and Simple Mobile. Prior to joining HipHopDX, Hunte spent 5 years working in investment banking at Banc Of America/Merrill Lynch and has covered music, politics, and culture for numerous publications. He is currently based in Los Angeles, California. nnFollow @TheCompanyMan on all socials. Less

'American Masters' Annie Leibovitz Life Through a Lens 2006

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Born in 1949 in Waterbury, Connecticut, Annie Leibovitz enrolled in the San Francisco Art Institute intent on studying painting. It was not ...

Born in 1949 in Waterbury, Connecticut, Annie Leibovitz enrolled in the San Francisco Art Institute intent on studying painting. It was not until she traveled to Japan with her mother the summer after her sophomore year that she discovered her interest in taking photographs. When she returned to San Francisco that fall, she began taking night classes in photography. Time spent on a kibbutz in Israel allowed her to hone her skills further. In 1970 Leibovitz approached Jann Wenner, founding editor of Rolling Stone, which he’d recently launched and was operating out of San Francisco. Impressed with her portfolio, Wenner gave Leibovitz her first assignment: shoot John Lennon. Leibovitz’s black-and-white portrait of the shaggy-looking Beatle graced the cover of the January 21, 1971 issue. Two years later she was named Rolling Stone chief photographer. When the magazine began printing in color in 1974, Leibovitz followed suit. “In school, I wasn’t taught anything about lighting, and I was only taught black-and-white,” she told ARTnews in 1992. “So I had to learn color myself.” Among her subjects from that period are Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, and Patti Smith. Leibovitz also served as the official photographer for the Rolling Stones’ 1975 world tour. While on the road with the band she produced her iconic black-and-white portraits of Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, shirtless and gritty. In 1980 Rolling Stone sent Leibovitz to photograph John Lennon and Yoko Ono, who had recently released their album “Double Fantasy.” For the portrait Leibovitz imagined that the two would pose together nude. Lennon disrobed, but Ono refused to take off her pants. Leibovitz “was kinda disappointed,” according to Rolling Stone, and so she told Ono to leave her clothes on. “We took one Polaroid,” said Leibovitz, “and the three of us knew it was profound right away.” The resulting portrait shows Lennon nude and curled around a fully clothed Ono. Several hours later, Lennon was shot dead in front of his apartment. The photograph ran on the cover of the Rolling Stone Lennon commemorative issue. In 2005 the American Society of Magazine Editors named it the best magazine cover from the past 40 years. Annie Leibovitz: Photographs, the photographer’s first book, was published in 1983. The same year Leibovitz joined Vanity Fair and was made the magazine’s first contributing photographer. At Vanity Fair she became known for her wildly lit, staged, and provocative portraits of celebrities. Most famous among them are Whoopi Goldberg submerged in a bath of milk and Demi Moore naked and holding her pregnant belly. (The cover showing Moore — which then-editor Tina Brown initially balked at running — was named second best cover from the past 40 years.) Since then Leibovitz has photographed celebrities ranging from Brad Pitt to Mikhail Baryshnikov. She’s shot Ellen DeGeneres, the George W. Bush cabinet, Michael Moore, Madeleine Albright, and Bill Clinton. She’s shot Scarlett Johannson and Keira Knightley nude, with Tom Ford in a suit; Nicole Kidman in ball gown and spotlights; and, recently, the world’s long-awaited first glimpse of Suri Cruise, along with parents Tom and Katie. Her portraits have appeared in Vogue, The New York Times Magazine, and The New Yorker, and in ad campaigns for American Express, the Gap, and the Milk Board. Among other honors, Leibovitz has been made a Commandeur des Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French government and has been designated a living legend by the Library of Congress. Her first museum show, Photographs: Annie Leibovitz 1970-1990, took place in 1991 at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. and toured internationally for six years. At the time she was only the second living portraitist — and the only woman — to be featured in an exhibition by the institution. Leibovitz met Susan Sontag in 1989 while photographing the writer for her book AIDS and its Metaphors. ntext by Rachel Somerstein Less

A Closer Look | 10mm TRP Operator

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Springfield Armory’s most elite production 1911, now available in 10mm. Two new 10mm TRP™ Operator® models – one with a 5-inch barrel...

Top 10 Punisher Season 1 Easter Eggs You've Missed

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How Open-Access Journals Are Transforming Science

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Academic publishers are locking up the latest research behind paywalls and hurting science, says Michael Eisen. We spoke with the co-founder...

Academic publishers are locking up the latest research behind paywalls and hurting science, says Michael Eisen. We spoke with the co-founder of the Public Library of Science about democratizing scientific progress.nnSubscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/reasontvnLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reason.Magazine/nFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reasonnSubscribe to our podcast at iTunes: https://goo.gl/az3a7annReason is the planet's leading source of news, politics, and culture from a libertarian perspective. Go to reason.com for a point of view you won't get from legacy media and old left-right opinion magazines.nn----------------nnMichael Eisen's goal is to change the way scientific findings are disseminated. Most research papers today are locked behind paywalls, and access can cost hundreds of dollars per article. The general public, and most scientists, don't have comprehensive access to the most up-to-date research, even though much of it is funded by U.S. taxpayers.nn"It's a completely ridiculous system," says Eisen, an acclaimed biologist at UC Berkeley, an independent candidate for Senate in California running against Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D), and a co-founder of the Public Library of Science, or PLOS, which publishes some of the largest and most prestigious academic journals in the world. These publications stand out for another reason: They're open access, meaning that anyone with an internet connection can read them for free.nnPLOS seeks to break up the academic publishing cartel, and it's a leading force in the so-called open science movement, which aims to give the public access to cutting-edge research and democratize scientific progress. This movement became widely publicized after famed hacker and Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz sought to upend the publishing system by uploading millions of articles for free; he was prosecuted relentlessly, and ultimately committed suicide in 2013.nnEisen first thought he could simply convince his fellow scientists to start uploading their work, but that didn't work because universities and funding agencies use journals as a proxy for quality. They base tenure and award decisions in large part on how many articles a researcher publishes, and on the reputations of the publishers.nnTo encourage a switch in researchers' thinking, PLOS's first journal, PLOS Biology, attempted to emulate what Eisen describes as the "snooty" journals such as Science and Nature, which generate prestige in part by rejecting most submitted papers. PLOS Biology became well regarded and provided a proof of concept for PLOS's model, in which funding agencies or universities pay a flat fee up front (typically $1,500, but adjusted based on ability to pay) that's then made accessible for free.nnThe multidisciplinary journal PLOS ONE, created in 2006, used this same model to become the largest academic publication in the world, though it's been surpassed by other open access sources. PLOS ONE puts papers through a fairly typical peer review process, but it doesn't ask editors to determine a paper's importance; the journal will publish any study that follows sound science and reports its data. According to Eisen, this model encourages more thorough experiments, rather than flashy results that aren't reproducible, and allows readers to determine whether a particular study is important and valid.nnReason spoke with Eisen at the BioHack the Planet Conference in Oakland, a gathering for DIY scientists known as biohackers who eschew traditional research institutions. They often carry out experiments in garage labs and share their raw findings on the internet in real time, a publishing model to which Eisen believes all scientists should aspire.nnEisen also discussed why scientists and universities continue to prop up the academic publishing monopoly, how scientific progress suffers from the current regime, why he's running for senate as an independent, why he beleives political parties are obsolete, and the way forward for the open science movement.nnProduced by Justin Monticello. Cameras by Alexis Garcia and Monticello. Music by Silent Partner (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha94-6CQdo0), Vibe Tracks (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-fPJLhcato), and MK2 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2GRv3HYpoU). Less

NEMR: Arabs - America's imaginary enemy (Harvard Talk)

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While I was in Boston for my show at the Wilbur Theatre, I was invited to talk at Harvard in what would turn out to be a truly unique experi...

While I was in Boston for my show at the Wilbur Theatre, I was invited to talk at Harvard in what would turn out to be a truly unique experience for me and hopefully for everyone there. The talk was co-sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE referred to as HUGSEY in the video) and The Voice. nnThis was the description we used when we announced the talk:nnLebanese / American Stand Up Comedian NEMR (www.nemrcomedy.com) will be in Boston for his new show "No Politics No Religion One Love" at the Wilbur Theatre on April 8 and will be stopping by the Askwith Hall on April 5 for a special event - ARABS: America's Imaginary Enemy, a talk from the front lines of Comedy in the Middle East, a talk about the "Arab Problem" and how to solve it.nnNEMR singlehandedly established and pioneered the stand up comedy industry across the Middle East and has a unique perspective on how to bring two parts of the world together, in a way he's been able to do for hundreds of thousands of audience members for the past 17 years, marrying Stand Up Comedy, an American cultural phenomenon, with Arabs, or as many American's see them, a problem.nnAs things stand, the Arabs are a problem for the US and the Arabs themselves have a problem. Both of which need to be solved. nn1. On one hand, the Middle East is seen as a massive headache by America. An enemy that is only growing in numbers, constantly cited as a hotbed of extremism, and having nothing to offer in the way of the world besides a proverbial pain in the ass at best, and an uncanny threat at worsenn2. The perception that Arabs have, the "image" that the Middle East currently has, is a problem, for the Arabs. It hurts all aspects of life for its citizens who are some of the most brilliant achievers the world has known, both past and present, and who are constantly pushed back from achieving their maximum potential because they are considered to be feared, subsequently, not welcome.nnThe solution to this two pronged problem is the understanding that the West and the Middle East have identical objectives and share identical values, and where there is trouble for the people on either side achieving what they desire, the other side should be helping rather than fighting a war that exists in rhyme but not in reason.nnThe talk will establish exactly what the current state of the Middle East really is today, and what the US can stand to gain by understanding this, and that the burden of this explanation falls on the Middle East and not the US.nnThe problem is clear, the solution is clearer, and that is a realistic conversation without any politically correct restrictions of exactly where we stand today, the power of hate that has found its way into every facet of our lives, and how embracing, understanding and most importantly, rationalizing that hatred, will lead to an objective oriented approach to making two people facing the opposite direction but standing back to back, turn around.nn-------------------------------------------------------------------------nnWATCH NEMR LIVE AT A CITY NEAR YOU! HEAD TO NEMRCOMEDY.COM FOR TICKETS!nnNemr is a Lebanese/American Stand-Up Comedian who is credited with establishing and pioneering the stand-up comedy scene throughout the Middle East where he performs in English. Nemr grew up in San Diego and then moved back with his family to Lebanon. He went on to break down barriers and unite people in a region where bombing on stage can have a completely different meaning.nn“A Comedy Superhero... If there's one comedy show you attend this year, this just might be the one” - AXS.COMnnAs an accomplished comic with seven full feature shows, it’s no wonder Nemr’s latest tour was met with unprecedented success, selling out across the globe from every major city in the U.S. to London and across the Middle East, his international tour became the first global comedy event to successfully stretch from the US to the Middle East, with crowds of up to 5,000 people at every show.nnNemr has numerous television credits from major networks in the Middle East, has been seen on CNN and recently appeared on “The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore.” He has also released two feature specials as cinematic experiences and had his own prime time TV show. In May of 2014 he was featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine (Middle East) solidifying Nemr’s legacy as the biggest name in stand up in the Middle East.nnOn the heels of his hugely successful world tour in 2016, Nemr is coming with a brand new show, bigger and better than ever, 'No Politics No Religion One Love' will make its mark on 2017 as not only a show the likes of which the world has never seen before, but also one the world badly needs.nnIn short, there is no stopping Nemr from accomplishing in America and worldwide what he did across the Middle East, bringing people together through laughter and merriment.nnHe comes bearing gifts of myrrh and frankincense. nnNo you can't smoke them. Less

✅ A personal story on Vegas Concert so it doesn't get lost was deleted by Facebook #DNN

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~ Please Subscribe ~~ READ FULL STORY BELOW n(From a FB post before it was deleted) nA personal story on Vegas Shootings so it doesn't get l...

~ Please Subscribe ~~ READ FULL STORY BELOW n(From a FB post before it was deleted) nA personal story on Vegas Shootings so it doesn't get lostnnThe original had over 22K shares and 20K comments before it was taken down. nnSo Jason Aldean was 5 songs in if I remember correctly and the fire crackers went off in the middle of his performance and people all around us were looking around dazed and slightly confused, then 15 seconds later the fire crackers went off once more (to break the second window where the shooter unloaded his first magazine) I saw the muzzle flashes as soon as the fire crackers stopped and there was a man who tumbled over my girlfriend and I and said there was shots and there was a guy in front of him who died right away. Then more shots started and we all dropped and at that time my girlfriend was frozen and still and had 3-4 people on top of her nnI pulled her out from under the people and ran for 5 seconds and then another series of shots came and more bodies went down with wounds and blood was all over the place and even on me at this point. That moment there was 3-5 people I saw completely unresponsive on the ground.nWe got up and ran for around 15 seconds and I continuously checked my back to feel a shot wound and I was under great relief to find that I was not shot before more shots came but since everyone was running towards the entrance the shooter at MGM was shooting as everyone was running towards the entrances to exit. My girlfriend and I kept VERY low the entire time we heard any shot. We ran to the back of the venue and there was an Orange Gate pried up on the fence and people already on it climbing to get over. I got over and they were 2 girls on it who froze and I yelled "COME ON LETS MOVE... DOUBLE TIME!! LETS GO" and they raced up the gate and got over the fence and we proceeded as well and we ran across the street to Tropicana parking lot where more shots from Mandalay proceeded and we hide behind cars in the lot. We all proceeded through a hallway where everyone had their hands up and was proceeding through the hallway and then went into a common area with 3 exit points. One for the pool area where a gentlemen with a black polymer suitcase walked in and I frantically asked if he worked and he was entirely calm and said no and I asked to see what was inside the suit case and he scoffed and said no and another man yelled "YEAH WHATS IN THE SUITCASE IM WITH THIS MAN" and as he started to open the case everyone started yelling in the room where they were escorting everyone and they all scattered and ran through where we entered nn. I ran outside where the pool area was and my girlfriend stayed back as she froze again, 5 seconds passed as I ran out the door and I didn't see my girlfriend and I opened the doors and she was on the ground crying and I yelled and told her to come as I ran to grab her we got out and hid in a cabana that was closed and laid on the couch there for 30 minutes I kept telling her to keep her down and keep quiet as there was a shooter in Tropicana that was to my understanding still on the loose so we kept real quiet n We then proceeded to an alleyway by the parking structure and saw muzzle flashes coming from Excalibur and New York New York and I pushed her to the pillar and she froze (every time shots went off she froze so I had to help maneuver her into safe positions) we then ran through a hallway and a guy grabbed my girlfriend and said to go down the hallway towards the Tropicana entrance and I was not going inside so we ran around back into the alley where I saw an industrial trash can and told her to jump in first and we laid in there and found cardboard boxes and I pulled them over us to keep cover and we laid there for 3 hours as the helicopters and police personnel were scavenging the area nWe then figured running to Luxor around 1:30-2am would be fine and as we jumped out there was a police who helped escort us to the now locked down with police in tactical gear Tropicana and to escort us into the convention center and they made sure everyone was unarmed and we had water and blankets and everyone was waiting for the police to clear the rooms in the surrounding hotels to allow us back into our rooms. We personally didn't get released to go to Luxor until 4:20 am and we are now okay. Less

The Juggalos March on Washington

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Juggalos, the fans of horrorcore rap group Insane Clown Posse marched on Washington, September 16, 2017, to protest being labeled as a gang....

Juggalos, the fans of horrorcore rap group Insane Clown Posse marched on Washington, September 16, 2017, to protest being labeled as a gang.nnSubscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/reasontvnLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reason.Magazine/nFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reasonnSubscribe to our podcast at iTunes: https://goo.gl/az3a7annReason is the leading source of news, politics, and culture from a libertarian perspective. Go to reason.com for a point of view you won't get from legacy media and old left-right opinion magazines.n......................nn"We have the right to listen to any kind of music we want without being labeled a gang," says Nellie Aldred, a Juggalo and mother of two. Aldred and family traveled from South Carolina to the D.C. area to participate in the Juggalo March on Washington. Juggalos are the fans of the Detroit horrorcore rap group Insane Clown Posse (ICP) and they are protesting a gang classification given to them by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2011.nnAldred says she and family were needlessly stopped by police over a hatchetman sticker on their car (The hatchetman is a symbol that identifies one as a Juggalo.) Further, more Juggalos say the gang label has lead to lost jobs and been used against them in child custody disputes.nn"[The march] is our mark on history. It's showing the world who we are. We've been hiding under the streets for way too long and we are about to come up top and show everybody who we are," says Aldred.nn"If the government can get away with this, then what the fuck happens to us next," said Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Utsler), one of the members of ICP, to a crowd in front of the Lincoln Memorial.nnThe march included testimonies from people who have had the gang label negatively applied to them as well as speeches from supporters like writer and Juggalo Nathan Rabin.nn"There is no such thing as an ordinary Insane Clown Posse show. It's always a spectacle," says Rabin, author of You Don't Know Me But You Don't Like Me and 7 Days in Ohio. "The challenge was to show the world that Juggalos are good people. Juggalos are a law abiding people. Juggalos love each other and are a positive force for the community and I think that's been illustrated here."nnProduced by Paul Detrick and Jim Epstein. Camera work by Epstein, Todd Krainin and Meredith Bragg. Sound by Mark McDaniel. Less

Yuri Bezmenov Full Interview & Lecture - HQ

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Yuri Bezmenov's full lecture given in LA in 1983. I have cleaned up the audio and filtered the video. But you can't polish a turd.nnIntroduc...

Yuri Bezmenov's full lecture given in LA in 1983. I have cleaned up the audio and filtered the video. But you can't polish a turd.nnIntroduction: 0:00nSlide-Show Presentation: 32:33nSubversion Lecture: 1:33:08nAudience Q&A: 2:36:09nnYuri Bezmenov worked as a "journalist" for Novosti Press Agency, which was a disinformation and propaganda agency controlled by the Soviet non-military intelligence agency (commonly known as the KGB). The Soviets called their disinformation work through Novosti "active measures," though Schuman uses the phrase "ideological subversion" to describe the activity of Novosti. Actually, "ideological subversion" was more of a term used by Soviet and Soviet-bloc propaganda to characterize the supposed actions of the West to undermine socialist and Communist ideology within the Soviet Union. nnIn the fifties and sixties, the Soviets and their allies began to use more creative means to mislead and misinform the West and the Third World, creating a cumulative effect that would in the long term be favorable to the Soviet Union. Novosti Press Agency was an overt and legitimate organization that published articles and books mainly for the West. It was ostensibly independent of the government, but we now know that this is a ridiculous claim. Most people assumed (and observed) that Novosti's work was somewhat propagandist, but until Bezmenov many did not realize the extent to which Novosti worked closely with the KGB to produce disinformation and mislead foreign governments and organizations, to the extent that Novosti's goals were quite simply the KGB's goals. nnLooking back, many people might think that no one really took Novosti seriously. This is not the case. Western journalists and newspapers treated Novosti as a legitimate source of news and opinion. Papers like The New York Times used Novosti press releases just as they would the press releases of the AP, Reuters, AFP, or Groupe Presse. Novosti publications like the magazine Soviet Life and various books and travelogues were widely available in the United States and throughout the world and treated for the most part as honest, legitimate publications. Many of these publications can be found simply by searching Amazon for "Novosti Press Agency." nnBezmenov: No NOVOSTI is good newsnhttp://archive.org/details/BezmenovNoNovostiIsGoodNewsnnBezmenov: LOVE LETTER TO AMERICAnhttps://archive.org/details/BezmenovLoveLetterToAmericannYuri Bezmenov Psychological Warfare Ideological Subversionnhttp://archive.org/details/YuriBezmenovPsychologicalWarfareIdeologicalSubversionnnBlack Is Beautifulnhttp://archive.org/details/Yuri-Bezmenov_Black-Is-BeautifulnnWorld Thought Policenhttps://archive.org/details/Yuri-Bezmenov_World-Thought-PolicennLos Angeles, 1986 nnnn'BOAT PEOPLE'... 'KILLING FIELDS' OF nnCAMBODIA... GENOCIDE IN AFGHANISTAN... nnFAMINE IN SOVIET-OCCUPIED ETHIOPIA... nnWe notice (if at all) the tragedy only in it's last act - when nSoviet-made tanks screech into the streets of foreign ncapitals. We tend to overlook how it all starts... We are nbeing told later, by the media and the 'experts', that — nfirst, the 'oppressed masses' revolt against their corrupt n'rightist' regimes; then, we are told, the new 'people's ndemocracy' is established, and it immediately falls in ndisfavour with the 'Western, U.S. imperialism'. It causes nhardships: shortage of foreign currency and shortage of nthe essentials (food) as the result; censorship over the nmedia is established; than mass arrests take place, nfinally — execution of the opposition ('the enemies of the nrevolution')... And ultimately, as usual, the 'liberated' nmasses try to flee their 'independent' motherlands by nthe million — climbing over the berlin walls, being shot nat the back, or drawning by the thousand in the seas... nAnd where do they flee? To the 'decadent oppessive ncapitalism!' nnWORLD THOUGHT POLICE nnNOVOSTI PRESS AGENCY (APN) - KGB FRONT FOR nACTIVE MEASURES AGAINST THE FREE MEDIA nnI worked for the Devil and he was a nbore and mediocrity. Although the nmethods and goals of Novosti are devi- nlishly evil, its daily routine is so boring nthat it does not produce outrage. It nsimply debilitates. For those in the nWest (and East), whose knowledge of nour system is based on spy thrillers, the nreality is much less exciting. If the free nworld wants to survive, it has to mobi- nlize itself to take dominion over this ndeadly dangerous disease called in nAPN's newspeak "ideological subver- Less

The New Faith - Fritter Away

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The New Faith- Second Single -Fritter Away.nnhttps://www.facebook.com/thenewfaithbandnhttps://twitter.com/thenewfaithbandnhttps://www.instag...

Insane Clown Posse: 'We're First Amendment Warriors' for Juggalo Nation

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On September 16, 2017, horror-core rap group Insane Clown Posse will lead the Juggalos in a march on the National Mall in Washington D.C. Th...

On September 16, 2017, horror-core rap group Insane Clown Posse will lead the Juggalos in a march on the National Mall in Washington D.C. They'll be protesting the FBI's decision to label Juggalos as a "hybrid gang" back in 2011, which has lead to harassment and profiling of a group defined by its love for a music group.nnSubscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/reasontvnLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reason.Magazine/nFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/reasonnSubscribe to our podcast at iTunes: https://goo.gl/az3a7annReason is the leading source of news, politics, and culture from a libertarian perspective. Go to reason.com for a point of view you won't get from legacy media and old left-right opinion magazines.nn----------------nnOn a hot summer night in July, crowds of people gathered in a remote wooded area in front of a concert stage. Their faces were covered in clown makeup and their arms and legs painted with hatchetman tattoos.nnBy the end of the night, they'd all be covered in sticky, cheap soda.nnThis was the annual "Gathering of the Juggalos" in Oklahoma City, where thousands flock to see their favorite rap group, Insane Clown Posse (ICP).nnThe Juggalos aren't just ICP fans— they've built a cultural identity around the music, the rap duo, and what it represents. In turn, ICP has stood up for its followers as they've been harassed and profiled all over the country. Unwittingly, these two white rappers from Detroit have become some of the nation's most determined advocates for free expression.nnOn September 16, 2017, ICP will lead the Juggalos in a march on the National Mall in Washington D.C. They'll be protesting the FBI's decision to label the group as a "hybrid gang" back in 2011 in the agency's National Gang Threat Assessment. Since then, local police have used the report as guidance, resulting in rampant harassment and profiling of a group defined by its love for a music group.nnICP sued the FBI in 2014, but after three appeals, the case hasn't made it to trial. So now the group is heading to D.C.nn"It's a publicity stunt," says ICP's Violent J (Joseph Bruce). "We want to say to everybody, 'we're not cool with that.'"nn"[If] Juggalos are being fucked with, we got to do something about it," says Violent J's partner Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Utsler). "If that ties us into some First Amendment movement, whatever, we're First Amendment warriors. I don't know."nnFor more visit http://www.reason.com Less

niall horan x tmrw magazine [cover photo-shoot behind the scenes]

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enjoy a behind the scenes video from our cover photo-shoot with niall horan. nnit only seems like a couple of months that we shared volume #...

North Point InsideOut: Hear - Hands Toward Heaven (Chris Cauley)

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SM2017 - [S2] ROUND 3 | ITALY, Busca - 26mn Magazine - Supermoto

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// S2 // FIM Supermoto European Championship // 2017 //nnBusca (Italy), 2 July 2017 – In warm and sunny weather conditions, the track of K...

// S2 // FIM Supermoto European Championship // 2017 //nnBusca (Italy), 2 July 2017 – In warm and sunny weather conditions, the track of Kart Planet in Busca was ready to host the third round of the 2017 S2 European Supermoto Championship. TM Factory rider Thomas Chareyre took the overall victory and the red plate back in the S2 class. In the S4 class L30 Honda Racing rider Kevin Vandi took the victory and more important the first S4 European Championship title.nnS2 Race 1nnWhen the lights dropped for the first race in Busca, it was defending World champion and TM Factory rider Thomas Chareyre who took the hole shot into the first fast corner, followed by BRT SWM rider Marc-Reiner Schmidt, TM Factory rider Diego Monticelli and Tuning Motorsport rider Milan Sitniansky. In fifth position it was Suzuki Grau rider Petr Vorlicek, who rood his first race in the S2 Championship this year. Not all riders got through the first combination of corners. SBD Union Bike rider Giovanni Bussei and Suzuki Grau rider Zoe Parra ran into each other and both crashed in the second corner. Luckily the other riders were able to avoid the bikes. Because of his crash Parra entered the pitlane and retired from the race. At the entry of the sky section BRT SWM rider Edgardo Borella made a mistake and the Italian rider had to restart from the back of the field. In front of the race Chareyre wide opened the throttle of his TM and after two lap already he managed a gap to second rider Schmidt, who tried everything he could and pushed hard but Schmidt couldn’t avoid that Chareyre was riding away from him. Behind the two riders in front, the teammate of Charyere at TM, Diego Monticelli was still in front of Sitniansky leading the battle for third position. Five seconds behind Sitniansky, his fellow countryman Petr Vorlicek was still in fifth, but the Suzuki rider had to stay focussed as Gazza Racing rider Lorenzo Promutico was not far behind. Meanwhile SWM rider Edgardo Borella was showing so good speed on his slightly damaged bike and lap by lap he moved up the field. By the end of the race he was back in twelfth position but in the very lap, a mistake ended his race after all. The battle for the lead was over after a few laps. Leader Thomas Chareyre kept his speed very high all race long making him unstoppable for the others. The TM Factory rider didn’t make any mistakes and finished the race in first place with a lead of more than twelve seconds on SWM rider Marc-Reiner Schmidt who finished in second. Who was finishing in third place was more challenging. Tuning Motorsport rider Milan Sitniansky pushed all the race and stayed very close behind TM Factory rider Diego Monticelli, but the Czech rider just couldn’t find enough speed to pass Monticelli. Monticelli finished in third, scoring valuable points for the championship. Sitniansky finished in fourth position, seven second in front of Suzuki Grau rider Petr Vorlicek who completed the top five in the first race. Gazza Racing rider Lorenzo Promutico wasn’t far behind but he had to settle for sixth as he ran out of laps to pass Vorlicek.nnnS2 Race 2nnAt the start of the second race of the S2 class in Busca, it was BRT SWM rider Marc-Reiner Schmidt who entered the first corner in leading position before TM Factory Racing rider and winner of the first race Thomas Chareyre. In third position it was TM Factory rider Diego Monticelli in front of SBD Union Bike rider Giovanni Bussei who had a good start this second race. Austrian Husqvarna rider Andreas Buschberger showed his good speed along the weekend and took fifth place before BRT SWM rider Edgardo Borella. The number four of the first race Tuning Motorsport rider Milan Sitniansky had a less start and had to start the race from eight place behind Gazza Racing rider Luca Ciaglia. In front Schmidt was still leading but in the second lap Chareyre out braked the fast German rider at the entrance of the sky section taking first position in the race. When Chareyre passed Schmidt, the Frenchman didn’t take any risks and started to speed us his TM. Schmidt tried to follow for a few laps but the combination Chareyre and Busca were simply to strong today. In third place Monticelli and Bussei were still fighting for each meter of asphalt. Bussei kept pushing behind the TM of Monticelli making sure the Italian had no room for mistakes. On a few seconds behind them, Husqvarna rider Andreas Buschberger was riding a strong race and kept sight on the top three position.. [...]nnRace 2 synthesis follows here: http://www.supermotos1.com/news.php?id=426&idCat=106nnnStay connected with FIM Supermoto World Championship:nnOfficial website: http://www.supermotos1GP.comnfacebook: www.facebook.com/supermotoGPntwitter: @supermoto_GP Less

Top 10 Most Exciting Trailers of June 2017

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Mika and Joe Dissect Trump’s Bleeding Face Tweet: ‘Pres is So Easily Played by a Cable News Host’

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And finally — after everyone had their say — Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski took the stage on Friday on Morning Joe to offer ...

And finally — after everyone had their say — Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski took the stage on Friday on Morning Joe to offer (what we hope) will be the last and final dissection of the infamous Trump bleeding facelift tweet.nnAfter the show yesterday, Trump tweeted that Brzezinski had been “badly bleeding” after a facelift during a recent visit to Mar-a-Lago in December. He added that she had a “low I.Q.” — the news cycle promptly melted down.nn“We’re supposed to be on vacation” said Brzezinski, starting slow. “It was going to be a good one”nnThe pair stoked frenzied anticipation for today’s show by —very publicly — delaying a planned Independence Day vacation.nn“It’s been fascinating and frightening and really sad for our country,” said Brzezinski. “I’m fine. My family brought me up really tough this is absolutely nothing. But I am very concerned about what this once again reveals about the President of the United States”nnJoe also had some thoughts.nn“We had calls and texts. We’re ok. The countries not,” he said, before going into his reaction of what he thought when he first saw the tweets.”nnMika reflected on a joke she told on air, zinging President Trump for keeping fake copies of a Time Magazine cover hanging around his golf resorts — the barb is widely believed to have ignited the entire controversy.nn“I knew in real time that the president would be tweaked by that,” she said. “It is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played by a cable news host. What is that saying to our allies? What is that saying to our enemies?”nnScarborough took a moment to talk about Trump’s unique obsession with women.nn“Yesterday was just another example of how deeply personal he is. He attacks women because he fears women.” He then relayed a story about how Trump went on a tirade over Brzezinski in front of senior Republican lawmakers during a meeting about healthcare. Scarborough cited one unnamed lawmaker who told him the president had mentioned “blood” coming out he ears and eyes. Less

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