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China is converting its old fighter jets into attack drones, possibly in view of an invasion of Taiwan. Specifically, these drones are numbered in the 600s, and are based at the PLA bases closer to Taiwan's capital, Taipei, and the island logistical hub, Kaohsiung, making these drones a tangible threat in case of an invasion of Taiwan. For these reasons studying these drones movement can become a useful tool in predicting a possible invasion. In this video we will analyse China's conversion of old Soviet era fighter jets into attack drones and we will try to answer two main questions. How could these drones be used in an invasion of Taiwan? How relevant is that for an invasion of the island?

The weather was humid and extremely hot, and sniper Carlos Hathcock and his spotter, John Roland Burke, were tired from running around the Vietnamese jungle looking for their next prey. Still, Hathcock remained unfaced. Peering through his binoculars, the experienced gunman quietly inspected his target, a feared countersniper known as the Cobra that had become his nemesis while fighting against the North Vietnamese. But Hathcock was confident that Cobra was no better than him. After all, the brave soldier had a 30,000-dollar bounty on his head, the highest ever for an American sniper in Vietnam. After failing the first attempt, Cobra and Hathcock ran deep into the jungle in a cat-and-mouse game until the two men were within sight of each other. They then aimed their rifles at each other, and what happened next only cemented the so-called White Feather sniper as a Marine Corps legend… - As images and footage of actual events are not always available, Dark Docs sometimes utilizes similar historical images and footage for dramatic effect. I do my best to keep it as visually accurate as possible. All content on Dark Docs is researched, produced, and presented in historical context for educational purposes. We are history enthusiasts and are not always experts in some areas, so please don't hesitate to reach out to us with corrections, additional information, or new ideas. -

Best Concealed Carry Revolvers 2024 - You Won't Regret Buying #1 Revolvers are far from dead, as shown by the many concealed-carry revolvers out on the market today. Shooters are increasingly turning back to true snubbies and other compact wheelguns to meet their needs for simple, go-anywhere self-defense tools. Today we will be looking at some of the best and most innovative offerings you can get your hands on. There's bound to be one that is right for you on this list! Watch the video, then it come back and let me know which small caliber revolver you like best: the Smith & Wesson Model 351C, or Ruger's new .327 LCR?

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· The coloring of the Buthus occitanus scorpion is yellowish, darker on the back and lighter on the rest of the body. During the day it usually stays under the stones in the warmest places and goes out to hunt at night, injecting its prey with the poison with its sting. · The nests of these curious Asian wasps can be made of mud, although they also use a mixture of vegetable fibers that they chew until they create a texture similar to that of paper. Did you know that they hunt bees? But their diet is not only based on these honey workers, they can also eat spiders, butterflies or dragonflies, they are predators since they reach adulthood. The vespa crabro prefers undeveloped sites and usually makes its nests in the hollows of trees, while the orientalis can make them in urbanized buildings and constructions, which makes it a health risk since it attacks when it feels that its nest Is in danger.

How Coca-Cola stole Christmas - the greatest marketing ever? It was the 1920’s and Coca-Cola had a big problem. People mostly thought of their product as a refreshing drink in summer, but sales normally dropped substantially in the winter when it got colder. And this makes sense - who gets in from the snow, feeling freezing cold, and immediately thinks: I want a cold glass of Coke. So Coca-Cola desperately needed a way to improve sales in winter, but just running more ads wasn’t going to be enough to change people’s perceptions of the product - they needed something that would create a deeper long-lasting connection in consumers' minds between Coke and winter. We'll answer questions like: Did coke create Santa? Did Coca-cola change Santa to red and white? And how did Coca-Cola create one of the most powerful brand associations in marketing history, heling Coca-Cola become the billion dollar empire it is today.

THE INSANE STORY OF FEDEX... FedEx employs well over half a million people worldwide, has a market cap of over $40 billion dollars, and delivers millions of packages every day in countries all over the world. But, in the early 1970’s, this future shipping empire depended on one man, $5,000, and a weekend in Las Vegas. This is the absolutely crazy story of FedEx... Frederick Wallace Smith, founder of FedEx, did not get off to a good start in life. At the age of four his father passed away, and for the first 10 years of his life, Fred was afflicted with a type of childhood arthritis called Perthes disease that affected his hips, temporarily causing a loss of blood flow and affecting his ability to walk. Thus, Fred was forced to spend his early years in leg braces and use crutches to get around. And Fred faced bullying as a child because of his condition. However by his 10th birthday Fred had overcome this, and he not only was able to walk, but within a few years began to acquire a love for flying - something that would play a pivotal role in his future success. But during high school, Fred started his first small business, The Ardent Record Company, which he founded along with some friends. It started as a small recording studio in a garage, but eventually grew into a larger recording company which actually still operates to this day. However Fred left the company in 1962 to go to Yale University and study economics. In his junior year, Fred wrote a term paper where he proposed a business idea that he said could revolutionize the way goods were transported. Now at the time, packages were shipped throughout the US in the cargo holds of commercial airliners, and thus delivery schedules were at the mercy of the passenger airlines. This meant package delivery times were much slower and less predictable. So for people who had something to send urgently - for example medical supplies or legal documents, surely there had to be a better and faster way? So Fred’s idea was to buy a fleet of jets, fly in the middle of the night whilst airports weren’t busy with outgoing flights, then sort the packages at one central hub, and deliver the packages from there by truck. Fred believed this idea of carrying small high priority packages at night would mean that companies and individuals could have their packages delivered in just 1 or 2 days, much faster than the current restrictive airline schedule. Fred was excited about his idea and handed in his college paper - however he ended up only getting a C grade from his economics professor, who told him that the idea wasn’t feasible and wouldn’t work. This is the story of how Fred Smith built FedEx, and turned it into a billion dollar shipping empire - whilst the FedEx story is undoubtedly a business success story, it's definitely not your typical business story, as it involves 'investing' (gambling) the company's remaining funds at the casino to try and save the business. Welcome to the crazy company history of FedEx

The history of Coco Chanel - the INSANE full story of Chanel. How did a poor girl from an orphanage become the most famous fashion-designer of the 20th century, and build a business that is today worth billions of dollars? And how did Coco Chanel profit from two world wars and still survive, despite being labelled a secret Nazi spy? Welcome to the controversial life of Coco Chanel - and the rise, fall, and rise again, of a fashion empire. This is the story of Chanel’s multi-billion dollar business, including controversial strategies, great marketing lessons, and how the company became so big and successful. But it all begins on 19th August 1883, when Gabrielle Chanel was born into poverty in a small town in France, called Saumur. We’ll look at the inspirational rags to riches of Coco Chanel and how she became an entrepreneur, built the Chanel brand, and the controversial decisions that helped Chanel become a global fashion icon. Welcome to the INSANE story of Chanel by MagnatesMedia!

How is it that a restaurant that only does chicken strips has been rapidly expanding all over the United States and even into the Middle East? (Raising Cane's) And how did the person who came up with this multi-million dollar business get started when he had no money, and no funding? (Todd Graves) Well, it involves risking his life in Alaska to catch salmon, and trying to prove his business professor wrong who told him the business idea would never work. This is the crazy underdog business success story of Raising Cane’s fast food company, and how the entrepreneurial CEO of Raising Cane’s made so much money from selling chicken fingers (despite competitors who already had the same product, and lots more funding). Well, it all begins with a guy named Todd Graves and a dream of opening his own restaurant, and a business class at university where Todd’s business professor told him his business plan would never work. In fact, the banks said the same thing - Todd couldn’t get credit / investments / venture capital to fund his business enterprise, so he realized he’d have to earn the money himself…

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Myspace was once the most visited website on the internet, even outranking Google. But in 2004 the myspace founders had a meeting with a young guy named Mark Zuckerberg who was offering to sell them his website, which was then called The Facebook. The price he wanted was $75 million dollars, but Myspace turned him down - and why wouldn’t they? At the time, Myspace was thriving, and was by far the most popular social media platform. So, how did Myspace go from being worth billions of dollars and one of the most loved sites on the internet, to being nothing but a nostalgic memory? With its quirky interface and customizable profiles, MySpace represents the road untaken - the path social media could have gone before Facebook crushed the competition. But the reasons Myspace failed are not what you might think. And the rise and fall of Myspace is certainly not your typical business story. This video is the truth about what happened to MySpace - how an internet empire was both built and destroyed. The domain name Myspace.com was initially bought for an internet storage business, essentially an early version of cloud hosting like Dropbox or google drive. But like many early internet businesses, this file storage company never made it, especially after the dot com bubble burst and investors stopped pouring money into internet companies. However a guy called Chris DeWolfe bought the MySpace domain, thinking it might be useful in the future. Of course he was right - but for a while, he did nothing with it. Instead, him and a friend called Tom Anderson founded a direct email marketing firm called ResponseBase, which created email newsletters for other companies. Little did they know that this business partnership would lead them to creating a billion dollar company with millions of users. Of course, the Myspace story would not end well - today Facebook makes billions from Facebook ads, whilst Myspace is just a site people nostalgically think back to. So what happened to Myspace? Welcome to the incredible story of Myspace - including why myspace died, how Facebook won, and where is Tom from myspace now?

Victor Lustig: The Con Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower (Twice) The Scammer Who Sold the Eiffel Tower (Twice) The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower (Twice) Who sold the Eiffel tower? What was the magic money box scam? Who really was Victor Lustig? And how did this fraudster get so rich? Well the story of this infamous con man / scam artist involves running a counterfeit banknote operation that was so big that it posed a serious risk to the entire economy, along with countless get rich quick schemes - including 'the magic money box' scam that could allegedly duplicate $100 bills (but really just conned his wealthy victims out of their money). Victor Lustig (or Robert Miller - or any of his other aliases) was a dangerous and successful con man - but most of all, he will be remembered as the man who sold the Eiffel tower. Twice. This is the crazy true story of how a broke petty thief became one of the most wanted men in the world. This is the story of Victor Lustig: The Con Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower (Twice).

Hershey's is one of the biggest chocolate companies in the world, worth nearly $47 billion dollars. And yet, the Hershey Company was founded by a boy who struggled through poverty and went bankrupt multiple times. This is the true rags to riches story of a chocolate empire - this is the insane and inspiring story of Milton Hershey. Milton Hershey’s early life was difficult to say the least. He was born in 1857 in a rural dairy farming community called Derry Township, in Pennsylvania. Whilst Milton’s parents both came from respectable families, Milton’s father Henry, had a bad habit of falling for shady get-rich-quick-schemes. You see, Henry had always been determined to succeed in business, but he would rarely stick to any of the projects he started. He tried and failed 17 different businesses before moving the family to Oil City, Pennsylvania - and they only moved there because he was trying to get rich on a recent oil boom, but they arrived when it was already too late to make any money. Milton was just 4 years old at the time, and his father’s poor financial decisions meant the Hershey family had almost completely run out of money - in fact young Milton was extremely skinny and on the brink of starvation. This is the story of Milton Hershey and the Hershey Company - including Hershey's caramel business, Hershey's chocolate business, and Hershey's philanthropy. It's an inspiring entrepreneurial business success story with business and investment / money lessons for all of us about building wealth.

Walmart documentary - a business mini movie from MagnatesMedia about the rise of Walmart. Walmart is the largest company in the world by revenue, making over 600 billion dollars a year. And yet, Walmart’s founder was born into poverty, growing up on a farm during the great depression. He was even told by his boss that “he wasn’t cut out for retail work”. And so the story of how Walmart’s founder built this gigantic business empire is incredible. But to some people, the Walmart story is a tragedy of unethical corporate greed gone too far. Because during its rise, Walmart has faced countless scandals, evidence of large scale bribery, and has brutally crushed its competition using cut-throat business tactics. So, it’s time we delve into the insane true story of Walmart. If you’ve ever wondered how Walmart started, how walmart got so big, or how walmart became successful, this is the business story for you! This is the history of Walmart and Sam Walton

Who was the first snake oil salesman? Why do we use the term snakeoil salesman to describe a scammer or con man? Well, the phrase "snake oil salesman" can be traced back to a shady patent medicine seller called Clark Stanley, who sold 'Clark Stanley's Snake Oil Liniment' . Clark Stanley claimed his concoction could cure almost any ailments or diseases. As a result, he made a lot of money selling it and became very wealthy. His business became so big he even had other sellers trying to imitate his product so they could cash in on the snake oil craze too. In this MagnatesMedia video, we explore the story of Clark Stanley and the business of selling snake oil, and why the term snake oil salesman has lived on, and is still use even now for get rich quick schemes and scammers / fraudsters.

On November 5, 1983, the Byford Dolphin incident shocked the offshore drilling industry. Five men tragically lost their lives when a sudden pressure shift from 9 atmospheres to 1 atmosphere occurred in the pressurized chambers on the rig's surface. This catastrophic decompression accident highlighted critical safety shortcomings and stimulated advancements in diving protocols and technology.

Let's come together in reasonable dialogue to honour our ancestors and reclaim the world through an African lens. Join me as we delve into African history, culture, and worldview to better understand their relevance to our lives today. By sharing our thoughts and knowledge, we can pave the way for a new culture of awareness and reclaim our story. As the African Diaspora saying goes, "I am because we are, and we are because I am."

Get ready for the most shocking tales of dumb lottery winners and their epic mistakes! We reveal how Mega Millions, Powerball, and scratch-off ticket winners turned their fortunes into disasters. Learn the crucial financial lessons they missed to avoid the same fate! From outrageous spending sprees to falling for scams, discover the biggest lottery fails and what you can do to avoid them. Don’t let your jackpot dreams become nightmares!

What happens when you have more cash than sense?! Filthy rich titans drop mind-boggling amounts of cash on indulgences so extravagant and bizarre they'll make your head spin! From wildly impractical passion projects to ludicrously expensive hobbies and whimsical vanity purchases, the mega-wealthy's spending habits will dazzle, amuse, and disturb you. Get ready to have your idea of excessive blown completely out of the water!

Drug overdose has always been a danger as long as drugs have existed, but as technology has advanced and new drugs have come onto the market, overdose deaths have increased. Overdoses and poisonings are the third leading cause of death in children and adolescents 19 years old and younger. There is one particular opioid that is deadlier than the rest, with a lethal dose of only 2mg: Fentanyl. Fentanyl is 100 times more potent than morphine, and the slightest miscalculation in the measurement of its dosage can be fatal.

This video is about the fascinating and fantastic anatomy of spiders by means of a vivid 3D animation of a black widow. It is about the external structure with cephalothorax / prosoma and abdomen, chelicerae, pedipals and about the organs of the spider, such as the book lungs, the tubular heart or the spinning glands and the sucking stomach.