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Fentanyl Crisis Documentary - $10 Death Trip

A no-holds-barred look inside how the opioid epidemic, and cheap fentanyl in particular, ravaged the homeless and marginalized throughout North America. A new synthetic opioid fentanyl is cheap, potent and small enough to kill more than gun crime, homicide and car accidents combined. It's replacing the heroin supply, spreading unprecedented death, destruction and misery. We travel to Vancouver, the epicentre of the fentanyl epidemic to meet with health care workers, activists, fentanyl dealers and people who use it. We learn of radical initiatives to fight back against a toxic drug supply and ask what the world should expect if the fentanyl epidemic spreads outside of North America. Ten Dollar Death Trip: Inside The Fentanyl Crisis Director: Dominic Streeter Genre: Real Stories, Documentary © 2022 Sideways Film. Published under license. Partner your channel with the #1 TV & Movie-themed YouTube network: https://www.creators.greaterfool.tv 👕 Get cool merch from our online shop: http://bit.ly/FINSHOP 🎥 Watch more Great Full-Length Movies here: http://bit.ly/FLMov 🎁 Treat yourself to video greetings from our Top Creators: https://bit.ly/3k58iUe 😱 Watch the Latest Trailers and Cinema News: https://goo.gl/o12wZ3

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The Venetian Conspiracy Isaac Newton - Webster Tarpley

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The French Revolution - Asha Logos

The French Revolution (1789 - 1799) led to the destruction of both the Monarchy and the Aristocracy and high Nobility of France, and set new governing precedent in the process. Posing as an organic movement of the people, it would serve to help change the trajectory of the western world, and profoundly alter the way western mankind would view nations, governments, and leadership. Victors really do write the history books - and few instances better illustrate this concept than historical accounts of the French Revolution. Anti-hierarchical sentiments, democracy, humanism, reductionist materialism, rationalism, the modern conception of 'human rights', the term 'Republican' and concepts of 'left-wing' and 'right-wing', the guillotine - all spring from revolutionary France. It might be said that the birth of secular humanism, 'scientism' or 'rationalism', and the materialist and reductionist philosophies that have come to so dominate modernity, first stepped into the foreground of the western world most profoundly as a result of the French Revolution - and the several similar revolutions it helped spark and inspire. The ancient and traditional conception of hierarchy, in which God represents the 'capstone', with Kings and Chieftains and Holy Men and ruling Nobility to act as his stewards and right hand to establish right order in the material world, seemed to be the foremost target of the leading players responsible for the events of these years. The King, Queen, and Nobility of pre-revolution France, and their specific means and methods of governance, were far from perfect - and in many ways had become subpar examples of the lofty tradition they were meant to represent and uphold. However, the nature of how they were deposed, the primary movers behind this deposition, and the nature of the structures and institutions that were to take their place, seemed an ominous foreshadowing of the unmoored chaos of modernity. Kill off the prevailing conception of God, kill off the earthly Father and Mother of a nation, and you're left with lawyers, sophists, and money men.. and the entire world eventually pays the price for this disastrous trade. https://www.youtube.com/@ashalogos9221

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