this snack loving dog does not bark when the boss is singing like a hurricane

Seeing two beavers munching on cabbage reduces stress levels by 50%

Karen Carpenters - Top Of The World

This song was written bij Richard Carpenter and John Bettis and reached #1 in the US chart in January 1973.
This version was recorded by AVRO Television during the Carpenters live performance at the 'Grand Gala du Disque', 15 February 1974 in the RAI Congres Building, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Eleven seconds of this version was used in the film Dark Shadows, a 2012 Warner Brothers American horror comedy film, directed by Tim Burton and starring Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer and Helena Bonham Carter.

Exclusive live performance by The Carpenters (Richard & Karen Carpenter) and band at the 'Grand Gala du Disque', 15 February 1974 in the RAI Congres Building, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

https://youtu.be/Tt1MqAZ9XHw?list=RDTt1MqAZ9XHw

#ducks babies saved by brave men

A Tour of Babylon in 570 BC — Documentary History

#Babylon #AncientBabylon #570BC

In 570 BC, the largest and most powerful city on Earth sits on the banks of the Euphrates River in modern-day Iraq.

Its walls are wide enough for two chariots to race side by side along the top. Its gate is covered in bright blue glazed bricks and golden dragons that no other civilization on Earth can replicate. Its tower rises ninety meters into the sky the structure that will inspire the legend of the Tower of Babel. And every single brick in this city carries the stamped name of the king who built it.

This is Babylon. Not the myth. Not the metaphor. The real, functioning city at the absolute peak of its power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiZVWFIk-MU

The Rise and Fall of Babylon: History's Greatest City (2300 - 480 BC)

Ancient Babylon history — from a tiny town on the Euphrates River to the greatest city of the ancient world. In this history documentary, we trace the rise and fall of the Babylonian empire across nearly two thousand years of Mesopotamia's most dramatic chapter.

Using historically grounded visuals and cinematic storytelling, this film explores:

How a nomadic Amorite tribe seized an unremarkable town and turned it into the capital of an empire

How Hammurabi forgave all debts on his first day as king — and then wrote laws that protected women, children, and slaves millennia before Europe

Why Babylonian women could divorce their husbands, win in court, and remarry — in the nineteenth century BCE

How Hammurabi played rival kingdoms against each other for thirty years before launching his conquest of all Mesopotamia

Why the Assyrian king Sennacherib burned Babylon to the ground, flooded its ruins, and carried away its gods — and how his own sons murdered him for it

How a Chaldean rebel named Nabopolassar rose from the ashes, crushed the Assyrian empire, and founded a new dynasty

What Nebuchadnezzar built on top of the destruction — walls wider than the Great Wall of China, the cobalt-blue Ishtar Gate, the ziggurat Etemenanki that inspired the Tower of Babel, and the Hanging Gardens that may never have existed

How Babylon became the first city in history to reach two hundred thousand people — when Rome was still a village

Why the Persian conquest and the theft of one statue marked the beginning of the end

And how the Babylon we know from ruins is not the Babylon that became a legend — but a city built on top of its ghost
This is not a summary. It is a reconstruction of a civilization.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-uVKIstl7M

MILITARY CHEMTRAILS (current ingredients) 👀

1. Pseudomonas Aeruginosa - bacteria that generally attack the lungs

2. Pseudomonas fluorescence - bacteria that cause blood and respiratory infections

3. Seratia markscens - bacteria that cause pneumonia, encephalitis, heart inflammation

4. Micoplasma fermented incognitus - pathogenic microorganism produced by the US military and found in 45% of US soldiers (-> "Sold Golf Syndrome")

5. Streptomyces and other types of fungi

6. Some types of yeast

7. Bacteria that contain certain bacterial enzymes that can alter the human genome; ingestion

8. Barium salts

9. Aluminum - particle size microns; (interesting, Alzheimer's; dementia; etc.)

10. Ethylene dibromide* (dibromoethane) C2X4Br2- carcinogenic fuel additive and chloroform-scented insecticide


INGREDIENTS:

1. Pseudomonas Aeruginosa: bacteria that generally attack the lungs

2. Pseudomonas fluorescence: bacteria that cause blood and respiratory infections

3. Seratia markscens: bacteria that cause pneumonia, encephalitis, heart inflammation

4. Micoplasma fermented incognitus: pathogenic microorganism produced by the US military and found in 45% of US soldiers

5. Streptomyces and other types of fungi

6. Some types of yeast

7. Bacteria that contain certain bacterial enzymes that can alter the human genome; ingestion

8. Barium salts

9. Aluminum, particle size microns; (Alzheimer's; dementia; etc.)

10. Ethylene dibromide* (dibromoethane) C2X4Br2- carcinogenic fuel additive and chloroform-scented insecticide.


Davos elites caught on hidden camera admitting chemtrails / sulfur dioxide spraying, military‑origin weather modification, and rebranding it to keep the public calm, while laughing. They joke about governments weaponizing weather. BlackRock is named. DARPA is named.

They poisoned the conversation for years by calling us crazy.
Now they admit it on tape and smirk.

This isn’t “climate policy” it’s atmospheric bio war against humanity.

Candi Staton – Young Hearts Run Free - 1976
https://youtu.be/wddgskIRVeg?list=RDwddgskIRVeg

Jimi Hendrix’s "Foxy Lady" is a legendary masterclass in rock 'n' roll swagger with am amazing electric guitar sound effects

In het Rijksmuseum

De Nachtwacht

Dit is aflevering 100 van de serie “In het Rijksmuseum” over het beroemdste schilderij in het museum: De Nachtwacht van Rembrandt.

Wie zijn al die mannen met hun geweren, vlag en speren? Wie kijken ons aan? Wat zijn ze eigenlijk aan het doen? Wat heeft het kunstwerk in bijna 400 jaar allemaal meegemaakt? Én spannend nieuws: de restauratie van De Nachtwacht gaat een nieuwe fase in. Wat er gaat gebeuren vertellen we je in deze extra lange aflevering.

🖼️️ De Nachtwacht, Rembrandt van Rijn, 1642
🎤 Janine Abbring
‍🎓 Pieter Roelofs en Esther van Duijn

Wil je weten hoe het schilderij eruit ziet? Ga dan naar rijksmuseum.nl/podcast. Daar vind je ook de uitgeschreven tekst van deze podcast.

Wil je meer weten over de restauratie van De Nachtwacht? Bekijk >>> https://amsterboek.nl/posts/6831.

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