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Jeremiah Wright's Revenge... mocking Obama
The video is about a dance between rivals. It is a requiem for both Jeremiah and Barrack and what they represent... a corrupt ideology called Marxism.
Because more often than not, especially in politics, things are not what they seem. I was a fan of Barrack's... he was an inspirational speaker, had a ton of charisma and struck a chord of hope in all of us that he may have the answer - a post-racial leader. But then the going got rough when his friends and background were revealed. It is dark and nasty in terms of being president of the United States or any leader that believes in America..
I am disappointed, I am a conservative, I believe in God, family, country and a strong military. I am a capitalist not a socialist. Barrack is a socialist heavily influenced by his parents, mentors and Jeremiah's Marxist ideals which have never worked.
I was willing to give him a pass on some of that if he was true to his word in bringing the country together in terms of race and politics. With his mentor Jeremiah Wright and friends like Bill Ayers, a Marxist terrorist that killed people blowing up government building like the Pentagon and White House in the 1960's I can not trust Obama.
He moved to Chicago not because of its climate but because of politics, he hooked up with Jeremiah to learn how to be black living in the south side of Chicago. It appears that he did this because of his desire to advance his Marxist agenda of taking from the successful, giving it to the lazy and skimming some off the top for himself. He joined Jeremiah's church not because of religion but because of politics,
This country needs to be unified to win the war on terror and endure this economic rough spot we are going through. We can't do this with a bunch of leftover, disgruntled Marxist stirring up the pot and causing hate and divisiveness.
Our issues of poverty, crime and gangs are too big to be left up to the failed policies of the last 45 years.
The video is about a dance between rivals. It is a requiem for both Jeremiah and Barrack and what they represent... a corrupt ideology called Marxism.
Because more often than not, especially in politics, things are not what they seem. I was a fan of Barrack's... he was an inspirational speaker, had a ton of charisma and struck a chord of hope in all of us that he may have the answer - a post-racial leader. But then the going got rough when his friends and background were revealed. It is dark and nasty in terms of being president of the United States or any leader that believes in America..
I am disappointed, I am a conservative, I believe in God, family, country and a strong military. I am a capitalist not a socialist. Barrack is a socialist heavily influenced by his parents, mentors and Jeremiah's Marxist ideals which have never worked.
I was willing to give him a pass on some of that if he was true to his word in bringing the country together in terms of race and politics. With his mentor Jeremiah Wright and friends like Bill Ayers, a Marxist terrorist that killed people blowing up government building like the Pentagon and White House in the 1960's I can not trust Obama.
He moved to Chicago not because of its climate but because of politics, he hooked up with Jeremiah to learn how to be black living in the south side of Chicago. It appears that he did this because of his desire to advance his Marxist agenda of taking from the successful, giving it to the lazy and skimming some off the top for himself. He joined Jeremiah's church not because of religion but because of politics,
This country needs to be unified to win the war on terror and endure this economic rough spot we are going through. We can't do this with a bunch of leftover, disgruntled Marxist stirring up the pot and causing hate and divisiveness.
Our issues of poverty, crime and gangs are too big to be left up to the failed policies of the last 45 years.
TDT CG LOTR TAS episode 1
Code Geass is owned by Gor? Taniguchi, Ichir? ?kouchi, Sunrise, Bandai Visual, Bandai Entertainment, Madman Entertainment, MBS, TBS, Animax. Cartoon Network, TV5. I am in no way associated with those groups. This is a fan-parody, and nothing more.
This is using footage and audio from different sources to create something new, so this falls under FAIR USE, and should not be deleted.
OperationGoChan: Lelouch, Jeremiah, Bartley
deathcomeseasily: Rivalz, nobleman, Zastin, helicopter guy
GaaraObesession1994: Tv lady, Random Lady, C.C., Cecile
Nothlit: Kallen
Toidiedud: Commander
MyNameIsBobnotK: Nagata
CherryChan: Shirley
PSwazzi: Prince Clovis
Written By: deathcomeseasily
Edited BY: deathcomeseasily
Code Geass is owned by Gor? Taniguchi, Ichir? ?kouchi, Sunrise, Bandai Visual, Bandai Entertainment, Madman Entertainment, MBS, TBS, Animax. Cartoon Network, TV5. I am in no way associated with those groups. This is a fan-parody, and nothing more.
This is using footage and audio from different sources to create something new, so this falls under FAIR USE, and should not be deleted.
OperationGoChan: Lelouch, Jeremiah, Bartley
deathcomeseasily: Rivalz, nobleman, Zastin, helicopter guy
GaaraObesession1994: Tv lady, Random Lady, C.C., Cecile
Nothlit: Kallen
Toidiedud: Commander
MyNameIsBobnotK: Nagata
CherryChan: Shirley
PSwazzi: Prince Clovis
Written By: deathcomeseasily
Edited BY: deathcomeseasily
FINALE JUNIOR POKéMON VIDEO GAME WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2009
La finale des Pokémon video game World Championships 2009 en Junior Division aura opposé le japonais Santa Ito (vainqueur) à l'américain Jeremiah Fan.
La finale des Pokémon video game World Championships 2009 en Junior Division aura opposé le japonais Santa Ito (vainqueur) à l'américain Jeremiah Fan.
Oswald Chambers - The Decree of the Desolating Desert
Oswald Chambers playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=10F140787559EB2B The Decree of the Desolating Desert - Oswald Chambers And unto Adam He said, Because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, of which I commanded thee, saying, Thou shalt not eat of it: cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life. (?Genesis 3:17?) In actual life there is a desolating desert, and it is there by the decree of God; the Bible knows nothing about what we call natural law. Back of the origin of the desert is the decree of God. The desolating desert is not a distress to God, it is completely within His grasp, although not within ours. One characteristic of the desert is its fierce, cruel, unshielding light. ?"?The sun shall not smite thee by day. . . .?"? Another characteristic of the desert is its storms; these are never beneficial, they are of the sirocco order, blighting, fierce and pitiless. Jeremiah describes them?"?At that time shall it be said to this people and to Jerusalem, A dry wind of the high places in the wilderness toward the daughter of My people, not to fan, nor to cleanse?" (?Jeremiah 4:11?). The sun as seen in the desert is not a benediction, the storms are not beneficial storms; and night in the desert is a desperate thing. It is all very well to think of the night in our own land, but night in the desert is appalling. Little bits of the desert are fascinating, but the real thing is terrible?"?that great and terrible wilderness?" (?Deuteronomy 1:19?). The characteristics of the desert are the characteristics of God to a man when he tastes life as it is. Ibsen saw very clearly the desolating desert of life, i.e., the terrific penalty of sin, and he also saw God as He appears to a man awakened to the facts of existence. We are apt to say that Ibsen was pessimistic, but every man whose thinking has not been interfered with by his temperament is a pessimist. To think fair and square is not to see goodness and purity everywhere, but to see something that produces despair. When a man sees life as it really is there are only two alternatives?the Cross of Jesus Christ as something to accept, or suicide. We are shielded by a merciful density, by a curious temperament of hopefulness that keeps us blind to the desolating desert.
Oswald Chambers playlist: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=10F140787559EB2B The Decree of the Desolating Desert - Oswald Chambers And unto Adam He said, Because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, of which I commanded thee, saying, Thou shalt not eat of it: cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life. (?Genesis 3:17?) In actual life there is a desolating desert, and it is there by the decree of God; the Bible knows nothing about what we call natural law. Back of the origin of the desert is the decree of God. The desolating desert is not a distress to God, it is completely within His grasp, although not within ours. One characteristic of the desert is its fierce, cruel, unshielding light. ?"?The sun shall not smite thee by day. . . .?"? Another characteristic of the desert is its storms; these are never beneficial, they are of the sirocco order, blighting, fierce and pitiless. Jeremiah describes them?"?At that time shall it be said to this people and to Jerusalem, A dry wind of the high places in the wilderness toward the daughter of My people, not to fan, nor to cleanse?" (?Jeremiah 4:11?). The sun as seen in the desert is not a benediction, the storms are not beneficial storms; and night in the desert is a desperate thing. It is all very well to think of the night in our own land, but night in the desert is appalling. Little bits of the desert are fascinating, but the real thing is terrible?"?that great and terrible wilderness?" (?Deuteronomy 1:19?). The characteristics of the desert are the characteristics of God to a man when he tastes life as it is. Ibsen saw very clearly the desolating desert of life, i.e., the terrific penalty of sin, and he also saw God as He appears to a man awakened to the facts of existence. We are apt to say that Ibsen was pessimistic, but every man whose thinking has not been interfered with by his temperament is a pessimist. To think fair and square is not to see goodness and purity everywhere, but to see something that produces despair. When a man sees life as it really is there are only two alternatives?the Cross of Jesus Christ as something to accept, or suicide. We are shielded by a merciful density, by a curious temperament of hopefulness that keeps us blind to the desolating desert.
Top Fashion Insider Rachel Zoe Names Elle Fanning as New Style Star
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hello Fashionistas! Welcome back to ClevverTV, I'm Joslyn Davis, and today I have exclusive scoop on the entertainment world's hottest up and coming style stars. I just had the chance to chat with style icon Rachel Zoe, as well as Jeremiah Brent from the Zoe Project, and Project Runway alum and fashion designer Nick Verreos, and I asked them who they had their eyes on as Hollywood's newest reigning stylista. Check out what they had to say.
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hello Fashionistas! Welcome back to ClevverTV, I'm Joslyn Davis, and today I have exclusive scoop on the entertainment world's hottest up and coming style stars. I just had the chance to chat with style icon Rachel Zoe, as well as Jeremiah Brent from the Zoe Project, and Project Runway alum and fashion designer Nick Verreos, and I asked them who they had their eyes on as Hollywood's newest reigning stylista. Check out what they had to say.
Top Fashion Insider Rachel Zoe Names Elle Fanning as New Style Star
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hello Fashionistas! Welcome back to ClevverTV, I'm Joslyn Davis, and today I have exclusive scoop on the entertainment world's hottest up and coming style stars. I just had the chance to chat with style icon Rachel Zoe, as well as Jeremiah Brent from the Zoe Project, and Project Runway alum and fashion designer Nick Verreos, and I asked them who they had their eyes on as Hollywood's newest reigning stylista. Check out what they had to say.
http://Facebook.com/ClevverTV - Become a Fan! http://Twitter.com/ClevverTV - Follow Us! Hello Fashionistas! Welcome back to ClevverTV, I'm Joslyn Davis, and today I have exclusive scoop on the entertainment world's hottest up and coming style stars. I just had the chance to chat with style icon Rachel Zoe, as well as Jeremiah Brent from the Zoe Project, and Project Runway alum and fashion designer Nick Verreos, and I asked them who they had their eyes on as Hollywood's newest reigning stylista. Check out what they had to say.
DEBBIE MILLER
PRESENTED BY WILLIAM WERTLING
BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SKYELAB MUSIC GROUP - http://www.skyelabmusicgroup.com
Cinematographer: MICHAEL PUGLIESE
Seattle-based singer/songwriter Debbie Miller will tug at your heart, cause you giggle, and make you think twice about crossing her -- sometimes all during the same song. Blending humor with heart-wrenching honesty, Miller's unique lyrics and playful melodies capture and delight audiences from coast to coast. She released her sophomore effort, Measures & Waits (EP), on March 27, 2012.
Miller, a classically trained pianist who studied under a Julliard alumna for ten years, began her career in the Brooklyn and East Village music scenes in 2007. With song topics ranging from love to bathroom graffiti, Miller's music oscillates flawlessly between folk-ish tunes on guitar and pounding numbers on the piano.
In 2008, when she was offered her first official gig, Miller was still so new the scene that she didn't have enough material to fill an entire set. So she wrote more, including the crowd favorite "Snippets From A Bathroom Stall," (a live version appears on the upcoming Measures & Waits), resulting in the release of her debut full-length album Fake Love in May 2010.
Recorded in 2009 at Sound Slope by Greg Coladarci (bass, percussion, guitar), Fake Love features both symphonic and delicate moments; with Jeremiah Birnbaum (guitar), Madeleine Craw-Corliss (cello), and Fred Kennedy (drums). Fake Love was chosen as a CDBaby Staff Pick and named a 2010 non-jazz favorite on AllAboutJazz.com.
With quirky lyrics that teeter between honesty, seriousness and silliness, Miller ? who was named "New York's best kept secret" (ResidentMediaPundit) ? has developed a reputation for her unique live shows, which are often highlighted by her propensity for error. "I always mess up somehow in a live show. Whether I forget the words, screw up the music, or fall off the stage ? true story." These "Debbie Do-overs" have become fan favorites. "I think it's because people respond to authenticity and honesty in art and performance," she said. Never overly serious, Fake Love ends with a funny bonus track that showcases a "Debbie Do-over" at its best.
After moving cross-country to Seattle in 2010, Miller immersed herself in the legendary music scene and has been quickly embraced by West Coast audiences.
"...A highlight of the night was watching the adorable Debbie Miller take on the role of the Queen of Hearts, as she sang an unexpectedly humorous song about the joys of chopping off heads wherever she goes." - City Arts Magazine
Miller released her anticipated follow-up EP, Measures & Waits on March 27, 2012. A play on the phrase "Weights & Measures," the disc is about the toils of measuring and waiting for love. True to form, though, it's not all serious.
Measures & Waits was recorded at The Creamery Studio in Brooklyn, and engineered by Jon Hildenstein (www.thecreamerystudio.com) in August 2011. Produced and mixed by Greg Coladarci, the EP features Jeremiah Birnbaum (guitar, mandolin), Greg Coladarci (bass, percussion, guitar), Jon Hildenstein (bass, percussion), Amanda Gookin (cello), Fred Kennedy (drums), and Leah Goldstein (co-wrote "Inch by Inch," lead vocals, backing vocals).
Miller has performed at The Living Room, Rockwood Music Hall (Stage 1 and Stage 2), Bar 4 and Café Vivaldi in New York City. In Seattle she's graced the stages of the Fremont Abbey, Conor Byrne Pub, and JewelBox Theater at the Rendezvous, and will celebrate the release of Measures & Waits at Columbia City Theater.
Pick up Measures & Waits today!
http://thedebbiemiller.com/
Tune in again to BalconyTV New York!!!
PRESENTED BY WILLIAM WERTLING
BROUGHT TO YOU IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE SKYELAB MUSIC GROUP - http://www.skyelabmusicgroup.com
Cinematographer: MICHAEL PUGLIESE
Seattle-based singer/songwriter Debbie Miller will tug at your heart, cause you giggle, and make you think twice about crossing her -- sometimes all during the same song. Blending humor with heart-wrenching honesty, Miller's unique lyrics and playful melodies capture and delight audiences from coast to coast. She released her sophomore effort, Measures & Waits (EP), on March 27, 2012.
Miller, a classically trained pianist who studied under a Julliard alumna for ten years, began her career in the Brooklyn and East Village music scenes in 2007. With song topics ranging from love to bathroom graffiti, Miller's music oscillates flawlessly between folk-ish tunes on guitar and pounding numbers on the piano.
In 2008, when she was offered her first official gig, Miller was still so new the scene that she didn't have enough material to fill an entire set. So she wrote more, including the crowd favorite "Snippets From A Bathroom Stall," (a live version appears on the upcoming Measures & Waits), resulting in the release of her debut full-length album Fake Love in May 2010.
Recorded in 2009 at Sound Slope by Greg Coladarci (bass, percussion, guitar), Fake Love features both symphonic and delicate moments; with Jeremiah Birnbaum (guitar), Madeleine Craw-Corliss (cello), and Fred Kennedy (drums). Fake Love was chosen as a CDBaby Staff Pick and named a 2010 non-jazz favorite on AllAboutJazz.com.
With quirky lyrics that teeter between honesty, seriousness and silliness, Miller ? who was named "New York's best kept secret" (ResidentMediaPundit) ? has developed a reputation for her unique live shows, which are often highlighted by her propensity for error. "I always mess up somehow in a live show. Whether I forget the words, screw up the music, or fall off the stage ? true story." These "Debbie Do-overs" have become fan favorites. "I think it's because people respond to authenticity and honesty in art and performance," she said. Never overly serious, Fake Love ends with a funny bonus track that showcases a "Debbie Do-over" at its best.
After moving cross-country to Seattle in 2010, Miller immersed herself in the legendary music scene and has been quickly embraced by West Coast audiences.
"...A highlight of the night was watching the adorable Debbie Miller take on the role of the Queen of Hearts, as she sang an unexpectedly humorous song about the joys of chopping off heads wherever she goes." - City Arts Magazine
Miller released her anticipated follow-up EP, Measures & Waits on March 27, 2012. A play on the phrase "Weights & Measures," the disc is about the toils of measuring and waiting for love. True to form, though, it's not all serious.
Measures & Waits was recorded at The Creamery Studio in Brooklyn, and engineered by Jon Hildenstein (www.thecreamerystudio.com) in August 2011. Produced and mixed by Greg Coladarci, the EP features Jeremiah Birnbaum (guitar, mandolin), Greg Coladarci (bass, percussion, guitar), Jon Hildenstein (bass, percussion), Amanda Gookin (cello), Fred Kennedy (drums), and Leah Goldstein (co-wrote "Inch by Inch," lead vocals, backing vocals).
Miller has performed at The Living Room, Rockwood Music Hall (Stage 1 and Stage 2), Bar 4 and Café Vivaldi in New York City. In Seattle she's graced the stages of the Fremont Abbey, Conor Byrne Pub, and JewelBox Theater at the Rendezvous, and will celebrate the release of Measures & Waits at Columbia City Theater.
Pick up Measures & Waits today!
http://thedebbiemiller.com/
Tune in again to BalconyTV New York!!!