We The People - Constitutional Conventions

Road to Paloma is the journey of Wolf (Jason Momoa), a Native American being pursued by the FBI for having taken the law into his own hands after his mother is killed. Wolf sets out across the American west discovering new friendships and lost loves, riding towards the Teton mountain range, where he will spread his mother’s ashes. 2014. Stars: Jason Momoa, Robert Homer Mollohan, Lisa Bonet

Comedy legend George Carlin is needed now more than ever as our country creeps closer and closer to the hellscape that he talked about decades ago. Rick Strom breaks it down. Give us your thoughts in the comments below!

Anger and confusion at the Winnipeg 20/50 public meeting in Niverville. The WMR board said the hall is overcapacity and allowed less than 200 people into the event. The rest have been locked out of the proceedings. I don’t know the exact number but there are many upset people there who wanted to hear exactly how this plan will affect them. Police have been called in for “crowd control” Apparently there is plenty of space inside the hall but they are not allowing the people outside in.

Anger and confusion at the Winnipeg 20/50 public meeting in Niverville. The WMR board said the hall is overcapacity and allowed less than 200 people into the event. The rest have been locked out of the proceedings. I don’t know the exact number but there are many upset people there who wanted to hear exactly how this plan will affect them. Police have been called in for “crowd control” Apparently there is plenty of space inside the hall but they are not allowing the people outside in.

Usually animals perfectly know their strengths and weaknesses and also know who they should fight and who they should avoid but anything can happen when it's your bad day. Here in this video we have collected some similar moments when animals had their bad day where they idiotically messed with a wrong opponent. let’s get started.

Here is a composition of mine which consists of portions of my hero, George Carlin's various specials, assembled in a way to help me explain the very point the title implies. This is pure truth and much like the audience, everybody would rather acknowledge it then just laugh, than to do anything to fix it. Do yourself a favor and watch this, then decide if you are going to continue to accept that this is what the world is because people still allow it.

Cover of that’s what makes the world go around by Crockett and Nelson and covered by the ranch boys

In the glorious days before cell phones and social media, American kids experienced a level of freedom and independence that today's kids would just not understand. Generation X were the original latch-key kids. Our adventures began after a big bowl of cereal in the morning and came to an end when the streetlights came on. In this video, we'll saddle up on the banana seat of the ol' Schwinn Sting-Ray for a visit back to the playground, community pool, and roller rink, ending the day with some night games in the neighborhood. I really appreciate you watching these videos and reading this far in the description. I know there's plenty more that could have gone into this one. Please feel free to share your 70s memories in the comments so we can all be reminded of those great times when we were kids.

In this mind-blowing video, we journey to the ancient city of Mycenae in Greece to explore the Lion's Gate, a monumental structure that defies explanation. This imposing entrance to the Bronze Age citadel, adorned with a massive relief of two lions, is a feat of engineering that leaves experts baffled. How could ancient civilizations, without modern tools or technology, construct such a colossal gateway? What was the significance of the lions – guardians, symbols of power, or something else entirely? What secrets does the Lion's Gate hold about the mysterious Mycenaean culture? Join us as we delve into the history, archaeology, and enduring mysteries surrounding this ancient mega structure. Could the Lion's Gate be evidence of forgotten knowledge or even extraterrestrial influence? Decide for yourself as we unravel the enigma on this mountaintop.

Prepare to delve into the untold story of Lynyrd Skynyrd like never before with this groundbreaking film. Through a captivating blend of new and archival interviews, firsthand accounts from band members and those intimately connected to the group, location shoots, news reports, and a gripping narrative of the tragic 1977 plane crash, this program sets a new standard for documenting the legacy of this iconic band.

Treat people with care , make sure your kids are a better version than you nothing else matters

In a world exclusive, Australian Story unravels the legend of AC/DC front man Bon Scott, who was on the verge of becoming an international rock star when he died at age 33. For the first time ever, the program has been granted access to Bon’s family and friends who provide fresh insights into his vulnerabilities and state of mind leading up to his untimely death in London in 1980. The program features the first interview with Bon’s younger brother Derek and is introduced by Brian Johnson, Bon’s successor with the band. Bruce Howe, a former bandmate who shared a house with Bon for five years, noticed a big change when he last saw him in late 1979. “He wasn’t bubbly and laughing. Maybe he’d come to the state where he’d achieved his dream, he found his holy grail, but found that his holy grail might have looked like an empty goblet,” he told the program. To this day, Bon Scott is considered one of the world’s best rock and roll singers.

The importance of maritime trade for the global economy can’t be understated. After all, roughly 80% of all goods transported worldwide are transported by sea. That’s why global nations continuously invest in maritime infrastructure, striving to enhance their geopolitical influence by strategically controlling critical maritime routes. But there’s a single country poised to become a key player in the future of maritime trade – Canada. Canada’s promising future rests on a few essential factors – its extensive coastline, ice-free ports, and strategic location. However, none of these factors is as crucial as Canada’s potential in the Arctic, the real reason this country is considered the future of maritime trade. Canada’s control over the Arctic could unearth unprecedented opportunities for economic growth, resource extraction, and geopolitical influence on the global stage. If all goes according to plan, Canada could irreversibly reshape the global maritime trade dynamics. Of course, that’s a big “if.” Why?

On October 20, 1977, tragedy struck for Lynyrd Skynyrd. After an electrifying concert in Greenville, the band members and crew boarded a 30-year-old Convair CV-240 passenger aircraft, that would fly them to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The first stretch of the 700-mile flight to Baton Rouge was smooth sailing. But towards the end of their flight, the pilots made a startling realization - the aircraft was running low on fuel, and disaster was lurking...