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Bears Form a collective blockade at Yellowstone Entrance Know Something We Don’t ? Tthousands—of grizzly and black bears have gathered at the park’s entrances, blocking all roads and refusing to budge, causing traffic delays, camper evacuations, and an existential crisis among park rangers. They’re trying to keep us out from an area with 5 g radiation and HAARP reports are surfacing , moose, and even wolves retreating from the 5 g and HAARP area at an alarming rate. Yellowstone remains inaccessible , politicians media and scientists are hiding and they lie to the public hoping to foul everyone, but in vain as the world is awakenig and many more people know they are beeing poisened so manny more go demonstrate to stop the evil elite and their poisen weather control . corona jab/ war and 5 g decimation of the population agenda. Lets all go demontrate before it is too late !

Go demonstrate stop the chemtrail poisen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awjTKeS9Wvo Les Paul & Mary Ford Absolutely Live A VERY rare live television performance by Les Paul and Mary Ford. Most musical performances on TV in the 1950's were Milli Vanilli-esque lip-synched affairs so this is a real gem. Les and Mary perform "There's No Place Like Home" with some classic add libbing, especially from Les. Mary Ford was a fine guitarist in her own right and that fact is ably demonstrated here. Watch for when Les goes wild and breaks his high E string. Mary is about to punish him when... Well, watch the video. And, dig those gorgeous 1952 Gibson Les Paul guitars, heavily customized by the master himself. Trivia: Les shattered and almost lost his right arm in a 1948 car crash. Les had the doctors set his elbow at an angle so he could still play guitar but he could never again fully extend his right arm.

https://x.com/scumbunker/status/1809246221300568342 "The Zwinger Palace is a magnificent Baroque-style palace complex located in Dresden, Germany. It was built between 1710 and 1728, and designed by architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann and sculptor Balthasar Permoser." The Zwinger is a good example of the late Baroque architectural style. The Zwinger was built in the space between the former city fortifications; the name means dwingel, the space between the fortress walls. The complex is built around a large courtyard that was originally used for tournaments, parades and parties. Pavilions and gates were built around the courtyard. August the Strong (1670-1733), Elector of Saxony and also King of Poland, was the client. Architect Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1662-1736) and sculptor Balthasar Permoser (1651-1732) worked together on the construction. In the mid-nineteenth century, the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister was built on the northeast side of the Zwinger, on Theaterplatz, according to a design by Gottfried Semper. During the interwar period, the complex was restored on the instructions of Baroque expert and architect Cornelius Gurlitt. During the bombing of Dresden in 1945, the Zwinger was severely damaged. The restoration of the Zwinger began immediately in 1945 under the leadership of Hubert Georg Ermisch. He was succeeded by the architects Max Zimmermann and Arthur Frenzel who led the restoration until 1964. The Kronentor was restored between 1989 and 1990. The east wing of the Gemäldegalerie was reopened in 1956, while the west wing was not restored until 1960. Still there, in Dresden. August August built up a large collection of Leiden fine painters; in 1699 he bought six paintings by Frans van Mieris the Elder. Between 1708 and 1711 he bought 16 works by Gerrit Dou, including some rare night pieces, Gabriël Metsu and Caspar Netscher. (The engraver Petrus Schenk had established himself as an art dealer in Leipzig.) In 1710, his minister August von Wackerbarth - after much pressure - gave him 80 paintings, including some masterpieces by Leiden painters; some were supplied by Willem van Mieris and a descendant of Pieter de la Court. That same year he visited Adriaen van der Werff in Rotterdam, but returned empty-handed because all his paintings were intended for the Elector in Düsseldorf. Between 1722 and 1728, August bought 26 works by Philips Wouwerman. Dozens of paintings were provided with a uniform decorative frame and hung in the private rooms. In 1719 he took Heinrich von Brühl as chamberlain. In 1719, his son August III of Poland, who had become a Catholic in 1717, married Maria Josepha of Austria, the daughter of the Habsburg Emperor Joseph I. Everyone had to appear "alla Turca". Costs spiraled out of control; construction of the Zwinger was halted and the opera singers, such as Senesino, were fired. In 1727, August II became seriously ill. In the summer of 1730 he organized a great parade at Riesa to demonstrate to his neighbors the military and economic strength of Saxony. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_II_van_Polen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJG-rXBbmCc This lecture has been viewed about 18 million times. About 1 million times on MIT's OCW, 7 million times in the channel "For the Allure of Physics" and about 10 million times in this channel. Walter Lewin puts his life on the line to demonstrate that he is a strong believer in the conservation of energy. He explained why the sky is blue, why the clouds are white and why sunsets are red. Great demonstrations! MIT video streamed this lecture in real time. It was viewed live by about 25 thousand people all over the world. / For the Love of Physics - Walter Lewin - May 16, 2011 Lectures by Walter Lewin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8HM4RewNII Bossa Nova Guitar Patterns - 5 Levels You Need To Know Bossa Nova Songs and Bossa Nova Grooves are really great to check out, and a lot of fun to play. They are also something you study if you want to learn Jazz guitar. In this video, I am going to give you five examples of grooves that you can learn. I will go over them starting from very basic and then make it more and more complicated and I am going to demonstrate how they sound using some songs so you can then easily add to your repertoire.

Cymatics vividly demonstrates how sound influences matter/ helende frequentie golven

The governments of America, EU (except Hungary and a few other countries) / Canada / Australia / New Zealand, and GB have been infiltrated for many years by warlike psychopaths who spread false propaganda through the media they control, they have betrayed the citizens, and act against the will of the people. The psychopaths cause crisis and spend more and more money on expansion, weapons production, destruction and the extermination of people by waging wars To save the lives of countless people, by establishing peace through bilateral negotiations and cooperation, new elections must be held, and the enemies of humanity, all war-mongering politicians /psychopaths, must be voted out and replaced by people who are committed for peace and a better world for us all World leaders must commit themselves to establishing peace, Use your right, demonstrate and demand new elections, this is the only way we can prevent the outbreak of WWIII Stand up for peace now, don't wait or it will be too late Work together, that is how we will succeed and save the world and everything we hold dear, and ensure a better future for this and future generations https://twitter.com/Miss_Royal73/status/1783238920873918841

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31qVGN1gKOE John Lennon on Dick Cavett (Complete show) 2nd Appearance with live Performance May 12th, 1972 John and Yoko talk with and perform for Dick and Shirley McClaine. John defends his use of the word "nigger" for his song "woman is the nigger of the world", in addition to explaining his deportation and custody dilemma. Shirley McLaine talks out of ass for most of the show, watch her repeatedly praise John and Yoko off camera and be politely dismissed. While being interviewed, she states she has no belief in spirits and paranormal things--which she must have forgotten later in career when she started selling that nonsense. Shirley also demonstrates the lost art of the uncomfortably long hug with Yoko.