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NFL honors U.S. veterans with Wounded Warriors game - Duration: 1:55.
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Preview of Alien Intrusion: Unmasking A Deception (Impact of UFOs on U.S. Presidents) - Duration: 1:43.
Narrator: Belief in extraterrestrial life has
influenced virtually all aspects of our society. Even presidents
openly discuss such things on TV talk shows.
Think of how all the differences among people on Earth would
seem small if we felt threatened by a space invader.
That's the whole theory of Independence Day.
Jimmy Kimmel: You're right, you're right.
Everybody gets together and makes nice and, you know.
You and Bill O'Reilly would be hiding in a bunker together.
Yeah.
Ronald Reagan: In our obsession with antagonisms
of the moment, we often forget how much unites all the members
of humanity. Perhaps we need some outside universal threat to make us
recognize this common bond. I occasionally think how quickly our
differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an
alien threat from outside this world.
It was the darndest thing I've ever seen. It was big,
it changed colors and it was about the size of the moon.
We watched it for ten minutes, but none of us could figure out what
it was. One thing's for sure, I'll never make fun of people who say
they've seen unidentified flying objects in the sky. If I become
president, I'll make every piece of information this country has about
UFO sightings available to the public and the scientists.
I am convinced that UFOs exist because I've seen one … .
Because these beliefs are mainstream, when many people see
an object in the sky they don't recognize, that is, a UFO,
They automatically assume it's a space vehicle from another planet
and call in a UFO sighting …
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South Korea, U.S. top nuclear envoys look beyond PyeongChang after meeting in Seoul - Duration: 1:30.
The top nuclear envoys of South Korea and the United States met in Seoul on Monday,
to discuss North Korea's participation at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and other
issues concerning the Korean peninsula.
They said they were satisfied with how events were unfolding but that more needed to be
done.
"Our joint efforts to make the PyeongChang Olympics an 'Olympics of Peace' are making
good progress.
With all this, I look forward to having in-depth discussions… as to how to move from here
beyond PyeongChang.
"On Friday I met with the Unification Ministry officials.
We had good talks, and I think everyone was happy at the level of cooperation and collaboration
between U.S. and South Korea leading up to the Games."
Seoul's foreign ministery said the two envoys pledged further cooperation with countries
like Russia and China on dealing with North Korea, and promised to continue working closely
together to try and convince the rogue state to, quote, 'make the right choices'.
Later, Lee also held a phone conversation with his Japanese counterpart, Kenji Kanasugi,
where they also reiterated to continue efforts in bringing North Korea back to meaningful
dialogue.
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US steamship Tuscania is torpedoed by Germans - 2/5/1918 - Duration: 1:03.
Today in military history, 1918, the US steamship
Tuscania, is torpedoed by the Germans,
and plummets to the bottom of the Irish Sea.
During World War I, merchant ships traveling to Britain
across the Atlantic were constantly
under threat by German submarines.
After a series of attacks, the United Kingdom finally set up
a convoy system, where merchant ships
were accompanied by the British Navy.
This proved to be essential when the US entered the war and
many American soldiers were traveling across the Atlantic.
It was on the 5th of February
when the Tuscania would see her last day.
Traveling from New Jersey toward France,
her convoy was spotted off the coast of Ireland
by the German Submarine, U77.
Under the order of Lieutenant Commander, Wilhelm Meyer,
two torpedoes were fired at the Tuscania
and the second scored a direct hit.
The ship was swallowed by the sea within hours.
The convoy managed to rescue 2187 of the 2397 American
troops, as well as the majority of the British crew.
But the loss left the American people shaken.
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US has offered India co production Of armoured carriers along with Israel Government - Duration: 1:52.
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US Reportedly Begins Withdrawing Troops From Iraq - Duration: 0:56.
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Michelle's Pissed! Barack Obama Caught Leaving US After Damning Video Links Him To Crime - Duration: 7:33.
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[Language] English Variations Pt. 2 (US, UK, CA, MY) - Duration: 12:30.
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United States: Oversedation in Nursing Homes - Duration: 6:39.
My name is Charlene Wagner.
My husband is Allen Wagner.
Charlene: Hey Allen?
Allen: What?
Charlene: How are you feeling today?
Allen: Fair.
He has been diagnosed with Lewy body dementia.
And before that, used to be very happy, jokester, kind of loving caring man.
Why are you so sleepy today?
Hey, give me a kiss.
Allen's been taking anti-psychotic drugs since 2009.
In one nursing home, he was totally drugged until you couldn't even talk to him.
Charlene: Yeah, I can tell you're tired.
In an average week, in nursing homes across the United States, over 179,000 older people,
most with dementia, are given antipsychotic drugs often inappropriately
and without their informed consent.
Anti-psychotic drugs are FDA approved for the treatment of psychosis.
And they are used in nursing homes not to treat psychosis but to keep people with dementia
quiet and manageable.
In Human Rights Watch's research, we focused on facilities that had at least 20%
of their residents as high as 80% of their residents taking these drugs inappropriately.
Until the 1990s, it was very common for a nursing homes to use physical restraints,
to tie somebody to a chair or a bed with straps.
Physical restraints are banned but now many nursing facilities are using chemical restraints instead.
I would talk to the doctor but the doctor told me that
even though I said, I read about the state of Kansas
not wanting them on so many psych meds,
she said " This is what they do at this nursing home."
Antipsychotics have an FDA black box warning label that says if you're elderly with dementia
and you take this drug you have almost double the risk of death.
So not only do they not do what we want them to do but they cause harm
which is really antithetical to everything that we should all be about in health care.
He's at the point now, he sits in a chair all day long from the time they have breakfast
until they get them ready for bed.
It's actually been holy hell the last few years.
Living apart and not having him be the man he used to be.
Antipsychotic drugs are often given in nursing homes to people
who have not given informed consent.
And in some cases, the family members of those nursing home residents have no knowledge either.
If the family brings up the issue of not using antipsychotic drugs,
usually what we hear is that the facility says to them,
"Well, it's either the antipsychotic drugs
or you're going to have to find someplace else for this person to be
because we can't provide the care they need without the drugs."
If he was taken completely off of it, I'd be afraid they'd kick him out
of the nursing home and there's no place to go but home.
And I need 24-hour care at home and can't afford it.
Nursing home staff use these drugs to make their lives easier.
It is a convenience thing.
Because at the root of the problem is the resident's expression of unmet need
or distress or discomfort.
And the professional caregiver's duty is to identify the source of that problem
and address it.
One of the few things that a person has left when they are in a nursing home is the ability
to relate to people and communicate and interact
with their family and other people living there and staff.
And that is what these drugs for no good reason deprive people of.
Karla Benkula: How ya doing?
Lois Benkula: I'm doing fine.
Karla Benkula: Are you?
Karla Benkula: Hair looks pretty.
Lois Benkula: Thank you.
My mother's name is Lois Benkula.
She's 75 years old.
And when she was younger, she was just a free spirit.
She was the life of the party.
She went into a nursing home when she was 72 and she had dementia.
The first place instead of hiring staff, they just put them on medication to control them.
When we went to see her, she wouldn't talk.
She wouldn't laugh. She wouldn't cry. She wouldn't do anything.
She would just sit and stare, like she wasn't even there.
We have good federal regulations and a lot of states have good state laws
preventing bad usage of psychotropic drugs in nursing homes,
what we need is enforcement.
We need for those laws and regulations to mean something
and right now they mean very little.
The drugs should never be used inappropriately.
And in every case that they are, there should be accountability.
Lois was able to stop taking antipsychotic drugs because she'd moved facilities.
She's back.
She's healthy.
I used to stand on your feet when I was growing up. All over the kitchen...
She laughs, she smiles.
Boy, boy, I've got all these things going on.
She talks to me, she remembers things.
I got my mom back as much as I can have her back.
I'll see you later I'm stupid.
No, you're not stupid.
Silly.
Silly?
Yeah, I'm silly.
Wouldn't have you any other way.
No.
I've still got time to live.
Of course.
Yes you do.
Nobody who has dementia in a nursing home is safe
from the inappropriate use of antipsychotic drugs.
If you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand
what your needs are, you could be given an antipsychotic drug.
And you would end your life not being yourself, not being understood.
And there is no reason that this should happen.
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FISA memo released — bombshell report reveals MASSIVE Deep State - Duration: 3:51.
FISA memo released � bombshell report reveals MASSIVE Deep State conspiracy to keep Donald
Trump out of the White House
by: JD Heyes
As expected, the so-called �FISA memo� was released at noon on Friday, revealing
serial abuses of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court by upper echelon officials
in the FBI and Justice Department to prevent Donald J. Trump from becoming president, and
to undermine him after he defeated Hillary Clinton in November 2016.
Per Fox News, as many suspected, the discredited and unverified �Trump dossier� was used
not once but on three separate occasions to secure a FISA court surveillance warrant to
enable the Obama administration to illegally spy on Team Trump during his campaign.
In addition, Hillary Clinton, U.S. media outlets, and ranking officials within DOJ and FBI including
former FBI Director James Comey, former deputy director Andrew McCabe, and Deputy Attorney
General Rod Rosenstein were all aware that the dossier was a fictitious political document,
not a serious piece of intelligence work.
As Fox News reported, the four-page memo [which you can read here] also �includes testimony
from a high-ranking government official who says [that] without the infamous Trump dossier,
the FBI and DOJ would not have secured surveillance warrants to spy on at least one member of
the Trump team.�
The memo also states that DOJ and FBI officials used media reporting on the Trump-Russia collusion
allegations to bolster their case for a FISA court warrant.
That is a substantial revelation because the memo also talks about how the dossier�s
creator, former British spy Christopher Steele � who was commissioned by Fusion GPS to
assemble the dossier � briefed a number of media outlets on its contents over the
summer of 2016, as Trump gained steam.
�The memo shows that after� Steele was cut off from the FBI, he continued to pass
information, as did Fusion GPS, through Justice Department Official Bruce Ohr,� Fox News
continued.
�Ohr�s wife Nellie began working for Fusion GPS as early as May 2016.� (Related: FISA
memo update: GOP will make case FBI probe of Trump-Russia �collusion� based on TAINTED
evidence)
The memo implicates a massive conspiracy involving Steele, Fusion and the Hillary Clinton campaign,
which paid for the dossier through a third party law firm, Perkins Coie.
�The�compiled by Christopher Steele (Steele dossier) on behalf of the Democratic National
Committee (DNC) and the Hillary Clinton campaign formed an essential part of the Carter Page
FISA application,� the memo states, referencing a surveillance warrant obtained to spy on
a former Trump campaign official.
�Steele was a longtime FBI source who was paid over $160,000 by the DNC and Clinton
campaign, via the law firm Perkins Coie and research fir Fusion GPS, to obtain derogatory
information on Donald Trump?s ties to Russia,� it continued.
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BREAKING: Barack And Michelle Just Fled U.S. After Shock Vid Emerges That'll Put Them BOTH In Prison - Duration: 5:30.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Meets with Foreign Minister Faurie - Duration: 0:15.
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Meteorologists Expose U.S. Military 'Chemtrails' Program - Duration: 2:53.
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US economic backdrop supporting the markets? - Duration: 4:40.
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Bill Could Grant State College Tuition To Refugees - Duration: 2:22.
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South Korea, U.S. top nuclear envoys look beyond PyeongChang after meeting in Seoul - Duration: 1:30.
The top nuclear envoys of South Korea and the United States met in Seoul on Monday,
to discuss North Korea's participation at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and other
issues concerning the Korean peninsula.
They said they were satisfied with how events were unfolding but that more needed to be
done.
Here are the envoys on Monday.
"Our joint efforts to make the PyeongChang Olympics an 'Olympics of Peace' are making
good progress.
With all this, I look forward to having in-depth discussions… as to how to move from here
beyond PyeongChang.
"On Friday I met with the Unification Ministry officials.
We had good talks, and I think everyone was happy at the level of cooperation and collaboration
between U.S. and South Korea leading up to the Games."
Seoul's foreign ministery said the two pledged further cooperation with countries like Russia
and China on dealing with North Korea, and promised to continue working closely together
to try and convince the rogue state to, quote, "make the right choices."
Later, Lee also held a phone conversation with his Japanese counterpart, Kenji Kanasugi,
where they also reiterated that they'll continue efforts to bring North Korea back to meaningful
dialogue.
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U.S. now has 40 import restrictions on Korean goods: KITA - Duration: 0:51.
The U.S. under President Trump is raising the pressure on Korea with more import restrictions.
The Korea International Trade Association, or KITA, says that as of Monday the U.S. had
40 import restrictions affecting Korea.
Thirty of those were anti-dumping measures, eight were countervailing duties and two were
safeguards.
Under President Obama two years ago, the U.S. had just 16 such measures, less than half
as many.
Korean steel and metal products are being affected the most by far, followed by electric
products and electronics.
KITA says it expects still more protectionist moves out of Washington this year.
After the U.S., India had the second most import restrictions on Korean goods with 29,...
followed by China and Turkey with 14 each.
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South Korea, U.S. top nuclear envoys look beyond PyeongChang after meeting in Seoul - Duration: 1:15.
The top nuclear envoys of South Korea and the United States met in Seoul earlier today,
to discuss North Korea's participation at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics and other
issues concerning the Korean peninsula.
They said they were satisfied with how events were unfolding but that more needed to be
done.
Let's have a listen to their opening remarks.
"On Friday I met with the Unification Ministry officials.
We had good talks, and I think everyone was happy at the level of cooperation and collaboration
between U.S. and South Korea leading up to the Games."
"Our joint efforts to make the PyeongChang Olympics an 'Olympics of Peace' are making
good progress.
With all this, I look forward to having in-depth discussions… as to how to move from here
beyond PyeongChang.
Seoul's foreign minister Lee also briefed Yun on his meeting with their Russian counterpart,
Igor Morgulov, last week.
The two envoys pledged further cooperation with countries like Russia and China on dealing
with North Korea, and promised to continue working closely together to try and convince
the rogue state to, quote, 'make the right choices'.
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