Streamed on: Apr 2, 8:00 pm EDT

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Christian rapper EXPOSES the SATANIC music industry!
https://youtu.be/JDeO13jE8xI?si=qzO6UnO1G0Gwhhw6
https://www.youtube.com/@BrysonGrayMusic

Facts of Life Memes 2023 | 2024 Remix #akornzstash #2023 #2024 #newyear #alone #life #depression
https://youtu.be/jtSGm4wXR4U?si=TdALUErePZlChVvq
https://www.youtube.com/@AkornzStash
Dec 31, 2023
👉 This is my best "Life Memes" from 2023. Life's hard, sometimes you just got to try to laugh about it... or at least just nod and move on.

Not my oldest videos, but you can still hear how my voice changes through this compilation of oldest to newest, as I was still developing my "YouTube Voice" during this time. Minus a few that I intentionally moved to a different section of the vide

Weird Star Wars Characters Iceberg Explained
https://youtu.be/JY0NjFn66VA?si=T1h62vBv7nvWQSAl
https://www.youtube.com/@TheVomcharTV
Aug 28, 2023 #jedisurvivor #ahsokatano #ahsoka
Let's talk about some Glup Shittos.

New second channel (more Star Wars content!):

/ @thevomcharreadsreviews

23k yr old foot prints and 13 more Native American Ruin Sites in New Mexico and the 4 Corners.
https://youtu.be/M0CMExl2cFQ?si=Y4Z_tZY5KZOtT9_j
https://www.youtube.com/@TheWestisBig
Jan 27, 2024 Top 10 Southwest Ruin Sites-- A tour of uh 13 Native American Ruin sites in New Mexico and the Four Corner States. It can be a great road trip!
Another in depth travel and information guide. In this one we trace the progress of the first Native Americans starting 23,000 years ago with Human Foot Prints next to Mastodons! We then see early pit houses and 21,000 rock carvings. We visit a lava field where tools could be made before heading to Chaco Canyon- center of power from 800-1250, and its magnificent multi-story stone buildings with up to 600 rooms. We'll learn why they were made based on PhD Steve Lekson's research-- hint they are palaces! After Chaco's decline the site in Aztec New Mexico became the power center. There we enter their superbly reconstructed great Kiva- the best in the southwest!

Then we see the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde National Park and Bandelier which were occupied till about 1300.
Then, we go to Acama Pueblo which is the oldest continually occupied settlement in the US. I meet a native wearing his prized Washington Redskins cap. In the Four Corners we visit Hovenweep in Utah- to see the finest stone work of the age. Then, we head south to Arizona and Canyon de Chelly for hike to Whitehouse Ruin. Around 1300 many 4 Corner sites were abandoned.
Perhaps its not a coincidence the population near the Rio Grande grew. Near Albuquerque, we explore an adobe settlement visited, and possibly sacked, by Coronado in 1540. In 1621 the Spanish forced the Pueblo people to build a church at Jemez- its still in fine shape. The Spanish began an unhappy chapter, but things got worse after 1848 when the area was ceded to the USA. in 1851 the US built a Fort along an old trade route called the Santa Fe Trail. It seems a fitting place to end our Road trip.

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