Tom After Dark

Al Pacino checks his bank balance.

A far out murder case where the video was put out by the Dubai Police Department.

Marvin took the video of the UFO on November 22, 2007 at 3:50pm with his Motorola Razr3 (resolution = 176x144).

Wood-gas is a real thing and works but has its drawbacks.

On November 22, 2007 at 3:50pm near Tarbaca Costa Rica, Marvin Badilla recorded this video on his Motorola Razr3; resolution = 176x144. Source link to Marvin's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5B7fYlAijY

Marvin Badilla November 22, 2007 at 3:50pm – near Tarbaca, Costa Rica; cell phone video (Motorola Razr3; resolution = 176x144) Source: Maxheadroom1980 YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkHC6ag3Uv0)

This was a fun moment for those who got in early and pulled out early.

TV ad created for the U.S. Navy highlighting new technology. Music track: Mission by Qveen Herby

TV ad created for the U.S. Navy highlighting new technology. Music track: Self Aware by Qveen Herby (feat. Durand Bernarr)

Fun Videos - Episode 3 (the final chapter) - Acid Head Clips excerpted from the following under Fair Use: (1) The Internet Show, PBS, 1995 (2) Blaire White's interview with Alex Jones (3) Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law - Orientation episode (4) Wild in the Streets, movie, 1968 (5) Flying down to Rio, travel vlog, 1932

Fun Videos - Episode 2 - Creature Comforts Clip citations: (1) The Internet Show, PBS, 1995 (2) Blaire White's interview with Alex Jones (3) Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law - Orientation episode (4) Wild in the Streets, movie, 1968 (5) Flying down to Rio, travel-vlog, 1932 (6) Alan Greenspan testifies before Congress (7) Beverly Hills Ninja, documentary, 1997

Fun Videos - Episode 1 - Boys will be boys Clips were taken from the following: (1) The Internet Show, PBS, 1995 (2) Blaire White's interview with Alex Jones (3) Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law - Orientation episode (4) Wild in the Streets, movie, 1968 (5) Flying down to Rio, trip-vlog, 1932

In this episode we examine the IRS payment of $104 million to Bradley Birkenfeld for exposing the UBS money laundering scheme. Bradley was the only person involved in the money laundering to go to jail. None of the actual bank customers using it to launder money went to jail.

In this episode we examine the "Missing $21 Trillion mystery" involving the U.S. Treasury, Department of Defense, and Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Per former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, banks create money by simply typing a bigger number in the customer's account.

In this episode, you will experience the essence of "The Internet Show" which aired on PBS in 1995. It is good advice.

In this episode, the HSBC money laundering cases (some of them) are examined.