I’ve put together what I imagined would be a fitting end to the final episode of Better Call Saul 6×13 – Saul Gone. Combining all 3 main characters’ endings in a final farewell to the Breaking Bad universe, accompanied by ABBA – The Winner Takes it All, the song Jimmy and Chuck sang in Season 4 of Better Call Saul.
Better Call Saul & Breaking Bad are some of the best TV I’ve ever seen, incredible work!
I did this as my appreciation for the series, I’m not making any profit from this video nor own the rights to this media.
I’ll never forget this. Originally posted on Cat 1.
People should know about it. Harrowing stuff.
Brace yourself, Ladies and Gents.
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American Prairie Filmworks:
Al relates his boot camp experience in San Diego, infantry training at Camp Pendleton, travel to Vietnam by troop transport ship, training and R&R in Okinawa and his horrific combat experience in the First Battle of Khe Sanh (often referred to as The Hill Fights).
Protests rage in Iran’s southeast, amid crackdown call
Interesting as the Baluchis ( who are the main group in that area) are Sunni and definitely not Persian. This will have nothing to do with freeing the women from the veil. Bahrain and Qatar ( world cup anyone?) will be watching closely.
The absolute imbroglio that is British politics will continue as the candidates for yet another Tory leadership contest ready themselves for a — blessedly brief — battle for the keys of Number 10. The race to replace failed PM Liz Truss is set to conclude by as soon as Monday, when another globalist stooge may well be installed into office.
In late 2021 and early 2022, it was commonplace for journalists and public intellectuals to demonize and shame “the unvaccinated,” a group that in the United States was disproportionately low income. The New York Times ran pieces like “I’m Furious at the Unvaccinated,” and “Unvaxxed, Unmasked and Putting Our Kids at Risk.” The Los Angeles Times published a column titled “Mocking anti-vaxxers’ COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes—but may be necessary.” An opinion piece called “The Unvaccinated Are a Risk to All of Us” appeared in Bloomberg, and The Washington Post printed a piece called “Macron is right: It’s time to make life a living hell for anti-vaxxers.”
I’m old enough to remember when they called Australia the clever country. These days we’re the class dunce.
Energy policy — or in other words the pursuance of a net zero nirvana promoted by globalists who stand to make billions from our gullibility — has turned us into fools.
Hancock Prospecting has announced it is withdrawing its netball support.
The company issued a statement on Saturday announcing the decision.
“Hancock and Roy Hill do not wish to add to Netball’s disunity problems, and accordingly Hancock has advised Netball Australia… that it has withdrawn from its proposed funding partnership effective immediately,” the statement said.
“Roy Hill, majority-owned by Hancock, will also be discontinuing its sponsorship arrangement with Netball WA… to be the principal partner of the West Coast Fever.”
A great short from the Omeleto channel. It rings true for today.
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Little Brother:
Jane is an activist, best-selling author and a Nobel nominee who speaks out against the tyrannical government of Iran. She has been persecuted in the past and is now an ex-pat, but when she travels back to Iran to gives a no-holds-barred interview on TV, the very government she speaks out against decides to take action.
Little do they know, however, that Jane has a powerful weapon at her disposal. And with its aid, Jane will throw the latest salvo in the war against oppression, exposing the secret actions of the government in a way no one anticipated.
Written and directed by Cyrus Saidi and Gautam Pinto, this short sci-fi thriller plays for high stakes, blending incendiary dialogue, committed performances and provocative ideas in a fast-moving, ambitious narrative. It charts the rise and fall of an activist committed to speaking out at any cost against an oppressive government that commits human rights violations with impunity.
The film has a visual sleekness and coolly futuristic sheen, with dynamic camerawork and a chilly color palette, but ultimately this is a story of ideas, using the centerpiece of a high-profile media interview to explore its main character’s rhetoric of freedom, rebellion and revolution. Interwoven throughout the interview are detours into Jane’s dark, haunting memories, mixing past and present along with Jane’s inner landscape and her actions in the world, particularly as they rub up against the government’s growing repression against its people.
Actor Natalie Brown plays Jane with a righteous conviction, with a steeliness at her core. She’s charismatic, and we can see as an audience why she serves as the face of opposition to terror. When she makes a crucial choice — essentially a sacrifice — in service of her cause, it’s believable even though it is extreme. After the bombshells of her high-profile interview, she faces yet another interrogation — and another sacrifice to make for her beliefs.
Thought-provoking and engaging, “Little Brother” was shot in 20–. But it resonates with current events now, with political rebellion fomenting in Iran, proving that the film’s heroine and her rhetoric of rebellion and revolution are almost prophetic in their power. But, taking advantage of its non-linear storytelling, the film is also astute in examining the role of technology in exposing the corruption of the system and those in power. The ability to capture and then transmit almost instantly evidence of political abuses of power has ignited many recent revolutions around the world, including current-day Iran. Though surveillance can be turned against people, its tools can also be appropriated for justice and truth — and keeping the flames of hope alive, even when they seem to be dying out.
It seems like one is watching a movie where the hero stands against the establishment and speaks from his rehearsed script.
Only this was real life. Galloway enunciates what he wants to say so clearly and precisely to the US Senate committee. A clarity in thought and speech.
Look, if you are a doctor or nurse that has participated in this jab roll out and eventually gets flogged from a parent or victim, suck sh*t! and enjoy eating through a straw.
300mm incoming: SEQ set for another 24hrs of weather hell
The entire South East Coast district has been hit with a severe weather warning, with another 300mm of rain and dangerous flash flooding likely after much of the state was smashed with torrential rainfall overnight.
Hancock Prospecting has announced it is withdrawing its netball support.
Some good comments on that story:
1/ Sometimes, even in dark times, things happen that just fill you with joy and make you want to sing.
This is one of them.
Now, all I ask is that, when Netball Aust explains to the players that they are paying their own way and buying their own kit going forward, that they televise that discussion.
2/Fantastic…
Best news I have heard all day. Fantastic that someone finally stood up to these precious little darlings.
If I might be so bold Gina, there are sporting codes in every town throughout Australia that would welcome your act of generosity, if it were to bo offered.
3/Now Alinta energy needs to do the same with Cricket Australia. Let Chinese Solar Panels sponser them.
4/Good on You Gina.
It’s about time someone Stood-Up-To these woke-greenie’s and not crumble like a deck of cards to their demands….
5/Well done Gina! 👏👏👏. These players are there to play not voice their political opinions. So now, because of their woke ideology, they’ve lost a huge sponsorship for their sport who are already in over $4 million in debt. Don’t expect to get paid and you’ll be paying your own airfares, accommodation and meals when you play overseas!
6/They didn’t like Gina’s logo on their uniforms because of something her dad sad in the 1980’s.
7/Well done, Gina.
The Netballers will have to give Cannon-Brookes a call.
8/I hope that patriotic Australians in business and investment rally together against the woke private sector too, bankers, telecommunications, insurers and others participating in globalism, climate hoax and related crony capitalism wealth creation ventures at the expense of Australians and economic prosperity generally.
9/Well done Hancock Prospecting and Gina Reinhardt, she is not only a very successful business person and Australian patriot and she has supported so many Australians and organisations.
The latest woke nonsense and naivety of sports people biting the hand that feeds them must not be tolerated.
10/Good…about time there was some pushback on these woke idiots. Pat Cummins…you may have to travel cattle class shortly if there is a bit more pushback.
6/They didn’t like Gina’s logo on their uniforms because of something her dad sad in the 1980’s.
I am pretty sure it was one indigenous netballer. The entire sport is about to collapse because they are scared to offend one person of higher melanin level.
‘It’s crazy’:
Days away from birth, genetic test ordered to ID biological parents in embryo mix-up
An Israeli court ruled Wednesday that a genetic test be conducted to identify the biological parents of a fetus mistakenly implanted in a woman who was not its mother during fertility treatments at Rishon Lezion’s Assuta Medical Center.
The Lod District Court said a genetic test must be conducted “immediately.” The child is due within days.
The test will use tissues previously obtained and sent by Assuta to Sheba Medical Center in Tel Aviv and will thus pose no danger to the woman carrying the embryo.
It’s nice when someone gets a little bit of insight –
Judith Lucy Vs Men 8:31PM – 9:50PM
Judith Lucy is single again. Reflecting on her entire history with men, she concludes that maybe it’s time to shut up shop: whatever it is that she’s selling, a lot of straight men simply aren’t interested in buying it.
Still, nice to get yet another paying gig on their ABC even if no one in the real world is interested.
This is for newbies. ( No disrespect )
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Dutchsinse:
10/21/2022 — Volcano in M8.0 Warned area — Large M6.7 earthquake in Panama + N. CaliforniaM4.3
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I’ve put together what I imagined would be a fitting end to the final episode of Better Call Saul 6×13 – Saul Gone. Combining all 3 main characters’ endings in a final farewell to the Breaking Bad universe, accompanied by ABBA – The Winner Takes it All, the song Jimmy and Chuck sang in Season 4 of Better Call Saul.
Better Call Saul & Breaking Bad are some of the best TV I’ve ever seen, incredible work!
I did this as my appreciation for the series, I’m not making any profit from this video nor own the rights to this media.
This Is How I Imagined Better Call Saul Ending! – ABBA The Winner Takes it All
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I’ll never forget this. Originally posted on Cat 1.
People should know about it. Harrowing stuff.
Brace yourself, Ladies and Gents.
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American Prairie Filmworks:
Al relates his boot camp experience in San Diego, infantry training at Camp Pendleton, travel to Vietnam by troop transport ship, training and R&R in Okinawa and his horrific combat experience in the First Battle of Khe Sanh (often referred to as The Hill Fights).
Al White: The Story of a Marine Grunt in the First Battle of Khe Sanh (April 1967)
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The pitter patter of rain soothes the soul.
Seep well.
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The Jan 6 hearings are a fvcking joke. Just fvck off anyone involved in that disgrace.
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…sleep
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Brace yourself. Those “teachers” pushing the QWERTY sh*t on children need to be proverbially kicked to the curve.
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Fleccas Talks:
THIS WEEK IN CULTURE #119
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I’m sure he’ll be dead soon.
He’s a Kennedy.
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Leak toon
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Protests rage in Iran’s southeast, amid crackdown call
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Twitter dismisses reports of mass layoffs, tells employees they are ‘rumors’
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Truss toons
Paresh
Komar
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Heller
Whamond
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Protests rage in Iran’s southeast, amid crackdown call
Interesting as the Baluchis ( who are the main group in that area) are Sunni and definitely not Persian. This will have nothing to do with freeing the women from the veil. Bahrain and Qatar ( world cup anyone?) will be watching closely.
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They are Anything But Conservative:
A Look at the Jokers Lining up to be The Next UK Prime Minister
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Vaccines Never Prevented the Transmission of COVID
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From Clever Country to Class Dunce
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Dumb Diamonds.
Virtue-signalling as if they have a mile-long list of sponsors rushing to provide funding.
Hancock Prospecting pulls netball support:
Announcement comes after Australian Diamonds players raised concerns
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A great short from the Omeleto channel. It rings true for today.
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Little Brother:
Jane is an activist, best-selling author and a Nobel nominee who speaks out against the tyrannical government of Iran. She has been persecuted in the past and is now an ex-pat, but when she travels back to Iran to gives a no-holds-barred interview on TV, the very government she speaks out against decides to take action.
Little do they know, however, that Jane has a powerful weapon at her disposal. And with its aid, Jane will throw the latest salvo in the war against oppression, exposing the secret actions of the government in a way no one anticipated.
Written and directed by Cyrus Saidi and Gautam Pinto, this short sci-fi thriller plays for high stakes, blending incendiary dialogue, committed performances and provocative ideas in a fast-moving, ambitious narrative. It charts the rise and fall of an activist committed to speaking out at any cost against an oppressive government that commits human rights violations with impunity.
The film has a visual sleekness and coolly futuristic sheen, with dynamic camerawork and a chilly color palette, but ultimately this is a story of ideas, using the centerpiece of a high-profile media interview to explore its main character’s rhetoric of freedom, rebellion and revolution. Interwoven throughout the interview are detours into Jane’s dark, haunting memories, mixing past and present along with Jane’s inner landscape and her actions in the world, particularly as they rub up against the government’s growing repression against its people.
Actor Natalie Brown plays Jane with a righteous conviction, with a steeliness at her core. She’s charismatic, and we can see as an audience why she serves as the face of opposition to terror. When she makes a crucial choice — essentially a sacrifice — in service of her cause, it’s believable even though it is extreme. After the bombshells of her high-profile interview, she faces yet another interrogation — and another sacrifice to make for her beliefs.
Thought-provoking and engaging, “Little Brother” was shot in 20–. But it resonates with current events now, with political rebellion fomenting in Iran, proving that the film’s heroine and her rhetoric of rebellion and revolution are almost prophetic in their power. But, taking advantage of its non-linear storytelling, the film is also astute in examining the role of technology in exposing the corruption of the system and those in power. The ability to capture and then transmit almost instantly evidence of political abuses of power has ignited many recent revolutions around the world, including current-day Iran. Though surveillance can be turned against people, its tools can also be appropriated for justice and truth — and keeping the flames of hope alive, even when they seem to be dying out.
A young woman speaks out against a tyrannical government. There are consequences. | Little Brother
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It seems like one is watching a movie where the hero stands against the establishment and speaks from his rehearsed script.
Only this was real life. Galloway enunciates what he wants to say so clearly and precisely to the US Senate committee. A clarity in thought and speech.
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Yes, sticking it to the neocons clearly and precisely.
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Look, if you are a doctor or nurse that has participated in this jab roll out and eventually gets flogged from a parent or victim, suck sh*t! and enjoy eating through a straw.
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Del Bigtree:
CDC ADDS COVID SHOT TO CHILDHOOD SCHEDULE
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A wet weekend is now reported as weather hell
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Some additions to
The Mocking Bee
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Dudolf Brain teaser
Panda among the ghosts
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One point to make out. Liz Truss is eligible to collect £115,000 for the rest her life for just 45 days in office.
This life entitlement B$, needs to end in OZ, too.
A disgrace.
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Carl Vernon:
Clown Planet # 112
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I am pretty sure it was one indigenous netballer. The entire sport is about to collapse because they are scared to offend one person of higher melanin level.
Go woke, Go Broke
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Mintox!
Check this out.
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TheChangeInTime:
Highlights of the the Axalp Ebenfluh 2022 Fliegerschiessen.
The Swiss Air Force shows its ability in an alpine environment to a broad public.
* Eröffnung AXALP Fliegerschiessen 2022 – (00:00-00:16)
* F35 Premiere – Lockheed Martin F-35A Lighning II (00:16-01:57)
* Kanonenschiessen im Gebirge – Boeing F/A-18C Hornet (01:57-02:48)
* Swiss Hornet Solo Display ‘Fönsi’ – Boeing F/A-18C Hornet (02:48-05:35)
* Luftpolizeidienst ‘Hot Mission’ (05:35-07:23)
Aircraft: Pilatus Pilatus PC-7; Super Puma; F/A-18C Hornet; Pilatus PC-24
* Formationsflug (07:23-08:19)
Aircraft Pilatus PC-7; PC-21; Boeing F/A.18C Hornet (07:23-08:19)
* Präsentation – Pilatus PC-21 (08:19-09:59)
* Einsatz der Fallschirmaufklärer (09:59-11:54)
* Präsentation der Kommandospezialkräfte, KSK (11:54-13:07)
* Flugeigenschaften – Cougar Mk1 Super Puma (13:07-14:17)
* Kunstflugteam – Patrouille Suisse Northrop F-5E (14:17-15:20)
Best of AXALP Fliegerschiessen 2022 [4K]
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The Solution
Panda among the ghosts
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‘It’s crazy’:
Days away from birth, genetic test ordered to ID biological parents in embryo mix-up
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Garrison
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Steve Bannon joins Tucker Carlson
for first interview since contempt sentencing
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The way to a man’ heart… but not all men
Won’t someone think of the children
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From singlemums.com
Bipolar
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Peanuts
Beetle Bailey
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Prep the rope for this bloke. He’s a piece of sh*t.
He’s a sellout. Has been for years.
Dali Lama Says Global Warming Could Turn Earth Into A Ball Of Fire
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Dilbert
Dennis
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Blondie
Family circus
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Enjoy when you get to watch it.
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Baraka (1992) – 8K Scanning & Restoration Process
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I Dreamed a Dream
Performed by Anne Hathaway
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One
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Two
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Memes
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It’s nice when someone gets a little bit of insight –
Still, nice to get yet another paying gig on their ABC even if no one in the real world is interested.
COMEDY
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If I have to buy it, I won’t be purchasing from Judith.
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I thought they were all going to quit when Elon takes over?
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Great edit.
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Jasmine Alcala:
Wanted (2008)
Starring: Angelina Jolie, James McAvoy, Morgan Freeman
Song: “Breathe” by The Prodigy
Wanted – Breathe (The Prodigy)
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Greetings my dear truth seekers
BORZZIKMAN
KSA completely Turned its Back on the U.S.┃Riyadh Shifts even Closer towards Moscow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pjSRJHY6_U
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Telethon in Perth at the moment. I wonder how many kids are in hospital because of the Stokes staff encouraging these jabs?
Legit question.
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Powerline’s The week in Pictures: Dis-Truss-ted Edition.
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