Are You Dead? Just Put Smoke In Your Butt | A Wikipedia Clickhole

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🖱In this Wikipedia clickhole, hold onto your butts because we are starting with tobacco smoke enemas. From there, it's dark corners of resuscitations, Iranian politics, the American Mafia, and mysterious disappearances - only to end on the epic story of the west coast’s first female lawyer.

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I mispronounced Khavaran as as "Kharavan" - sorry about that. I probably mispronounced a whole lot else too. I even mistyped Addis at the end! What a mess.

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🗓 Itinerary
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00:00 Welcome to Clickhole Wednesday!
00:35 Tobacco smoke enema
03:46 Anne Greene
06:03 Duns Tew, Banbury, Oxfordshire
07:29 Dovecote
10:10 Najafabad, Iran
10:46 Mostafa Moeen
12:00 Guardian Council
14:25 Mostafa Pourmohammadi
14:46 1988 executions of Iranian political prisoners
15:12 Khavaran Cemetery
15:28 Iran portal
15:33 Random portal: Freedom of speech
15:42 Mauro de Mauro
18:28 List of people who disappeared mysteriously: post-1970
18:37 List of people who disappeared mysteriously: pre-1970
19:33 Yda Hillis Addis
24:36 Clara Shortridge Foltz
24:43 Summary and conclusion

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🎵 Music (all licensed through Epidemic Sound)
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Intro and outro music: Kendwa by Jones Meadow
Background music: Jacuzzi, Bumfuzzle, 368 (Jobii); Earl Grey (Dylan Sitts); Corn Candy (Guustaav); The Days of Old, Dusty Conscience, Nothing Too Serious, Believe Me When I Say It (Matt Large); Keep It, Sunday Brunch (Dylan Sitts)

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🎨 Resources
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❤️ Special Thanks
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Big thanks to Wikipedia for the articles from which to make content. This video would be quite literally nowhere without it.

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