Atomic, Mississippi: 50 Years Later

[@jasonpressly9452]

Lived in this State for 48 of my 50 years. Grew up 40 miles from here. Never once heard anything about it until today. So glad this popped in my recommended videos. Great production.

[@alexrynott7524]

So I grew up in Purvis Mississippi a mile and a half from this location I’m 24 now when I was 23 my brother my mom and I were all diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma . And that cancer is not genetic even all of our doctor suggested we got the cancer do something environmental . May be the answer

[@hoofhearted1833]

Definitely pursue that possibility

[@ESPLTD322]

I hope y’all sue and win and go in remission and recover. Good luck!

[@cold_lunch]

I live about 5 minutes from the Salt dome, and yeah seems like everyone out here dies of cancer

[@af4od02]

I never knew until today of this testing in Mississippi.

[@draytonblackgrove]

This is one of the most interesting local history documentaries that I’ve ever seen. Very well-produced. Thank you for taking the countless hours to produce it. I just learned of this test today and a friend recommended this video to me. Fascinating story.

[@loisannwilson3793]

I am Mississippi born and raised,81 years old.This is the first time l ever heard of this .Was it kept s secret at that time?l know l was a big news paper reader at the time .It's no wonder so many die from cancer.

[@guythatpaysforyourhandouts2478]

I'm from vicksburg and the only reason I know is researching it myself. It's still hot enough down there to boil water. Building grand gulf was a total waste of money they had a geothermal hot spot already.

[@missycoon7129]

I’m Mississippi born and raised. I was born in 1965. My grandmother would talk about this. But, that’s the only time I’ve heard of it. They didn’t teach it in school.

[@Hero4Hire4]

@@guythatpaysforyourhandouts2478 I’m also from Vickburg (5th generation Mississippian), born in ‘59 and this is the first I’ve ever heard of this! 🤯

[@guythatpaysforyourhandouts2478]

@@Hero4Hire4 yes you have to want to know about the nuclear program. They don't just come out and say much about any of the nuclear tests.

[@noellecrenshaw4967]

Yep, I live in mississippi as well, & my grandparents lived in Hattiesburg. My brother died from leukemia in 2011 at 32 years old, my dad had kidney cancer & died from lung cancer in 2014. My grandad died from brain cancer & there are many other health issues in my family. Those are just the tip of the iceberg. Another friend & neighbor up the street from us also died from leukemia & he was in his 30s as well, about a couple years after my brother died. I think these tests do way more damage then they really know. Alot of people in my neighborhood have passed away from cancer issues. I also have health problems too & I'm in my mid 40s.

[@jimsuber6784]

Great video. Very interesting. Very. I am gratified that you liked the ruralness of my state (south Central Mississippi) Please keep it to your self. We prefer to be maligned, rather than invaded.

[@martinbaer6570]

They pump water from the test wells “until we get a constant PhD”. A Ph takes a few seconds to test, but a PhD usually takes more than four years..yeah Mississippi.

[@billbaxter3800]

He misspoke. Probably nervous about being filmed.

[@mississippihuas]

Your life so bad you take it out on complete strangers? Smh sad

[@guflportgyrl]

You caught that too huh? Lol

[@mikebalthazar3561]

I was in grade school in Rainey, MS when the first detonation event took place. Even more than 30 miles away, the windows in the old school rattled. Fast forward a few years and I was one of those graduate students that accompanied Dr. Keiser to the site for the assessment.

[@juliebarnett9812]

Wow.

[@suzybolen8735]

I'm from Lucedale, Mississippi and had never heard of this. Thank you for the video.

[@suzybolen8735]

@Dave ThirtyTwoForty Fountain??

[@elisabethspicer2995]

Hey neighbor, Moss Point here👋

[@suzybolen8735]

@@elisabethspicer2995 Well, hey neighbor. I have a daughter that lives in Pascagoula. She's even closer to you than I am.

[@bryanblake8607]

And now I understand what’s wrong with my family.

[@gildarichardson146]

This is wild , been in Mississippi all 67 years of my life and never knew this.

[@tamaramaule6928]

i lived in COllins in the 80s and knew nothing about this

[@krissalouvae7513]

I'm so disappointed that this is largely a secret. Thanks to the makers of this documentary. More people need to know about this because it's very serious and it's our history. ... On a side note, I love listening to Dorothy. She's got a wonderful accent and voice. 🌼

[@charlesmeaux3954]

There is no secret and no coverup. Just because you are not well read and only learned of this through youtube speaks greatly to your pursuit of knowledge. It's been listed on the locations of nuclear tests since the 60s. There are signs all over near the highway about it.

[@hoofhearted1833]

@@charlesmeaux3954 You need a snickers and maybe a friend or two.

[@bluegills6744]

@@TheTillmanSneakerReview well as long as they stopped!!! Smh🙄

[@robbinsnest6163]

My hubby grew up in the area this happened. Let's just say I've lived with a lot of radioactive jokes the past 11 years🥴🥴🥴

[@DirtyLilHobo]

Love the bullet holes in the monument…

[@1-Keep-it-Simple-Stupid]

Raised in Saucier Ms from 1980-1993 then Corinth Ms 1993-2003 never heard of this till it pops up here & this was posted 3 years ago 🤔

[@bluegills6744]

What's up Tank???!!!??? I think my brother worked for your family in auto parts store.

[@haltestelle793]

8:38 "constant PhD of the water" 🤣🤣🤣 I'm cracking up!

[@9thGenerationCajun]

Makes me wonder how contaminated the Pearl River was as it flows south between Ms and Louisiana.

[@willbass2869]

Most of the radioactive isotopes produced in nuke detonation are fairly short lived. The long life cesium is deep down. My bet no damage to surface today

[@dontlookmeinmyeyeswhenudan5241]

Born & raised Vicksburg, Ms I guess it’s better late than never hearing about this

[@ThePaul555]

Purvis Upper Elementary school still has the original windows in it that were there during the test. The explosion warped the window and frame.

[@AnytimeRVers]

My question is, where was the contaminated soil hauled off to in those covered dump trucks? There has to be a record. Excellent video.

[@michaelshoffner6584]

wow and interesting video. I have lived in Mississippi all my life and just one county over in Jones for 12 years. Never heard of this or maybe just did not recall it

[@kollusion1]

When the government come to let off nukes on your doorstep, be worried for yourself, your kids, their kids, & their kids, & their kids, & their kids, &. . . For at least the next 24k years.

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

The US Tyranny contaminated with radioactivity the groundwater in New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona (large waste spill at a connected uranium and plutonium supplier), Alaska, and Colorado, to name a few. Not to mention the multitude of tests in Nevada that sent radioactivity over Middle and Eastern America. The US Tyranny also poisoned with radioactivity many parts of the Pacific, Japan, and a group of Japanese fishermen. Some islanders east of the US Tyranny's poisoned with radiation Bikini atoll were deliberately poisoned with radiation, TWICE.

[@lbable]

Idiots

[@shadowvideo347]

I have lived in Mississippi my life and have never heard of this until now. Why is this a secret.

[@jtbradley5366]

Me too!!

[@charlesmeaux3954]

It is NOT a secret and it was NEVER covered up. It is flat out that you never bothered to read anything.

[@neldalee580]

The library in purvis is full of this info

[@hoofhearted1833]

@@charlesmeaux3954 Too bad you aren’t in one of those holes. Sad life

[@willbass2869]

It only was limited use. Blow and go. Not like nuke guys set up housekeeping for years. Geez

[@billbaxter3800]

I grew up in Lamar county. This is the first ive heard of this.

[@timmotel5804]

Excellent. Thank You

[@captainclifty]

He says he really likes this place, there's something about the soil, maybe its the fact that its cozy and warm from all the radioactive pollution!? Why aren't people outraged about this? Sure it happened in 1964 but that doesn't change the fact that people were forced out of their homes and lied to. Just for your information, my dad moved to this area about 2 years ago because it was the cheapest place to live, not knowing what had happened here. Now he has completely lost all his bottom teeth and been forced to have dentures. The area truly does have a higher cancer rates than most places. When are we going to stop putting politics before public health and safety of our citizens?

[@yortsemloh1156]

Most of the tooth loss in the area is the result of lack of dental care and meth use.

[@GhostlyGrimace]

@@yortsemloh1156 lmfaoooooo

[@싸넬동지-1]

@@yortsemloh1156 When Internet brings the best in human stupidity. Good job.

[@charlesgantz5865]

How were his teeth before he moved.

[@charlesmeaux3954]

I hunt right near there and measured the radiation levels back in 1982-1983 and there is no surface radiation.

[@its-abit-fishyraver3974]

I have part of accelerometer, which contains two ferrite pot cores and coils, first used for measurement of free-field particle motion from a nuclear explosion in salt. Its been sealed in clear resin and mounted of solid metal stand. I have been told its to do with these experiments

[@dannoh106]

Whered you get it?

[@cecilspurlockjr.9421]

Why isn't there an extremely huge class action lawsuit because of this ?

[@charlesmeaux3954]

because there is nothing from the test causing any issues. All of the people are uneducated and looking for anything and any excuse to sue.

[@cecilspurlockjr.9421]

@@charlesmeaux3954 your education doesn't seem to help you it seems by your statement Charlie boy.. That's a very insulting an untrue thing to say..

[@hoofhearted1833]

@@cecilspurlockjr.9421 He can’t help it. He sits down to pee and drinks his own urine.

[@cecilspurlockjr.9421]

@@hoofhearted1833 you prolly right..

[@bluegills6744]

@@charlesmeaux3954 So you wouldn't mind if I meet you some where and let you drink some of this water then would you.

[@bigdmac33]

Dr Strangelove is alive and well and living in Lamar County, Mississippi.

[@FiloBetto74]

The bullet holes in the monument tells you all you need to know about how they feel......

[@i-..--..--..-i6985]

Know how I know you are not from the rural south?🤣 There’s tons of bullet holes in just about every road sign and other stationary target sized object out in the country. Riding the roads in a pickup with your buddies at night drinking some beer and plinking is still a time honored tradition in the wilder areas of the South.

[@marcocappa3738]

5.3 kt about 1/3 of little boy, right?

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Geographically the two nuclear bombs (Shot Long Shot and shot Cannikin ) exploded on Amchitka Island, Alaska (178°59'00"E) are in the East.

[@BRORANDYMARTIN]

The woman talking about how they brought cokes out there and everyone got together reminded me just how blessed a time period the 60 and early 80s were the go through childhood and the the teenage years. Family reunions in the grave yards. Getting a bottled coke (Deep South meaning of coke was Dr Pepper Orange soda Big Red Pepsi etc any type of coke, even Coke). The country stores, nice people, a deep sense of community lost to time and electronics. Good memories to have. For those of you who can only remember the negatives of the 60s try to remember those were the people who were willing to change unlike Today’s radical idiots who just want to destroy. I wouldn’t trade that time period for anything!

[@charlesgantz5865]

Nice white, privileged, revisionist history. Those people in the 1960's weren't willing to change. They fought tooth and nail to not change, including using terrorism, which included bombings and lynching's. They were more than willing to take black peoples tax dollars, but they would rather die, and have their wives and children die, than give a penny to serve black citizens with decent hospital and education, and other government services. Admittedly, things improved somewhat as the 70's and 80's rolled through, but unfortunately, things seem to be reverting to the bad old days right now.

[@BRORANDYMARTIN]

@@charlesgantz5865 believe what empowers your poor self image

[@jmilton1069]

@@charlesgantz5865 Thank a democrat

[@nick9602]

@@charlesgantz5865 Yet somehow it did change? How strange it’s almost like the will of people will dictate how history will go….. Of course horrible things happened back then, I mean they always have, even to this exact day. If because bad things in America were happening in 60s etc and that makes the time period bad then wouldn’t every day be a bad one considering evil happens every day?

[@mac227booms]

@@charlesgantz5865 lol. Shut up.

[@busara45thevillain22]

I wonder if everybody was really evacuated or if a small sample of the population were test subjects as well.

[@pamelawilliams1302]

We were not evacuated

[@a1red1959]

Why wonder at the risk of being negative the whole country laughs at us and that’s ok we know The Truth . It only shows the real cancer is not here.

[@tools6106]

I like the bullet holes in the marker monument! Tells what people really think!

[@jasonpascale8519]

Yeah I noticed that as well....

[@lmeasley1262]

That’s incredible. I live close to there. In Lumberton, Md.

[@barbaraharper3150]

I don't remember this at all. Thank you for telling us

[@Mississippi91]

Grew up and still live an hour north and never heard of this

[@newtagwhodis4535]

The whole big question I still have is why did we need these nuclear underground tests? It seems like we just made more issues than prevented, on tax payer dime too. Externalities socialized to us benefits beyond our reach as coal and oil get massive subsidies well beyond investment in alternative more stable, sustainable fuel sources. I pray for Earth. I hope we come up with something less dirty to meet our energy needs.

[@fallenhobbit6554]

19:50 They hauled nuclear waste across the country in rail cars. WTF.

[@ClarkBR549]

You'd shit yourself if you really knew what all was transported on trains passing within feet of homes everyday.

[@guythatpaysforyourhandouts2478]

They still do lol

[@nick9602]

@@ClarkBR549 Bro I load trains daily you freaking me out am I gonna get cancer

[@lisamedlin96]

@@ClarkBR549 Its not just trains the cabal ship most stuff by semi tractor trailer. They lie to us all, all the time. Depopulation Agenda 2030. Nasa ( never a straight answer). They think we are all useless eater's. Have you ever listened to Jim marrs on utube. Linda Moulton howe on utube. They poison the ground, the crops, the water and the air; but not to leave out they poison our minds against each other. Brain dead sheeple with our heads stuck in the electronics. And that includes Tell-a-lie-vision. It's all a lie. Brain washed sheeple.

[@bluegills6744]

My dad says that they used to spray stuff on the areas of Corinth ,Ms when he was a kid and had collection type cups in trees to check what they sprayed.

[@willbass2869]

And so?...Corinth is hundreds of miles north of the nuke site. Smh.

[@bluegills6744]

@@willbass2869 just saying that the government will use us as lab rats and it doesn't matter where you live ...I was responding another comment. But feel free to continue shaking your head . Exercise those rights while we have'em

[@Misisipiflyer]

I remember watching on local TV news about all the tests in the Tatum Salt Domes. I still remember the house shaking after a shot.

[@braydonbroome7473]

I’m from Gulfport, Mississippi and have never heard of this

[@006ahenry]

Same here. Been here 27yrs never heard about this.

[@hoebylife]

In Long Beach here! And never heard of this before.

[@Stevesbe]

Sorry to hear that

[@braydonbroome7473]

@@Stevesbe huh?

[@tempestsquall5882]

I lived everywhere from McComb to Hattiesburg, Seminary all the way down to Gulfport and Biloxi and never heard about this ... they never told us in school.

[@jaymerino1912]

That is a big pill to swalow. Geiger counters don't lie. The test is amazing. What results are un believable.

[@Floor_Master]

Dosimeter readings are still unacceptable in that area, do not let anyone else lie to you that says otherwise.

[@charlesmeaux3954]

Bull Crap! Have you actually been out there and measured them? A standard Dosimeter would not pickup any surface radiation as there is none past normal background. And when I went with a nuclear scientist from River Bend Nuclear Plant back in 1983 with a real Geiger counter there was nothing past normal even over the bore holes.

[@Floor_Master]

@@charlesmeaux3954 might want to go check again Einstein. Cancer levels in that region are triple what they were in 1964, figure it out for yourself.

[@willbass2869]

@@Floor_Master very high rate of smoking and also, unfortunately, poor dietary choices. Prime causes of cancet Family all around in a 40 mile circle of the site since early 1800s. Know what I've seen and experienced. Younger generation making some better choices re: smoking and diet

[@Floor_Master]

@@willbass2869 1800’s since? Where’s your data.

[@willbass2869]

@@Floor_Master where's my data? Lol! I know when my family traveled by ox cart from their land on the Pee Dee River in Cheraw district of South Carolina to be earliest settlers during the old 'West Florida' days. Decades before statehood. 'My data' is the cemetaries in Marion, Lamar, Pearl River & Hancock Counties and Washington Parish. Full of my ancestors. Some of the people in this film have names I'm well acquainted with. Even have distant 'Baxter' family lines in my lineage. 'Where's my data'? Lol

[@sarcasmo57]

Now imagine if this was dropped on your town instead of buried near it.

[@sarcasmo57]

@Thomas Gale Thanks

[@cecilspurlockjr.9421]

Don't have to imagine what would be like.. Hiroshima let us know it's better them than us... Had to be done.. A very sad reality..

[@i-..--..--..-i6985]

LOL! Don’t ever google the term Broken Arrow then. You’ll poop yourself blind. There are “lost nuclear warheads” still out in the wild in America(CONUS) and God only knows what OCONUS and that’s just from the US Arsenal. There have been several HUGE YIELD 10-25 megaton crowd pleaser warheads that came within 2/10ths of the diameter of a coochie hair of detonation when aircraft crashed or accidentally dropped them. All but one safety mechanisms failing to prevent the weapon from detonating but one little switch or gizmo.

[@dannoh106]

8:42 does he say "constant PhD" of the water?

[@craigwall9536]

Yeah. Not really reassuring WRT his competency, is it?

[@johnstreet819]

yes

[@dannoh106]

Damn I'm a machinist and we had to learn the names for all the tools back in school. Doesn't make ya feel too good when a video containing the word "atomic" contains someone who makes such an obvious error and doesn't correct themselves.

[@haltestelle793]

8:38 No. Not at 8:42. He says "constant PhD of the water" at 8:38.

[@shanedriver9094]

He said ALOT of the wells they don’t get anything you can detect. 😂🤣 Bud what’s your readings on the SOME wells.

[@juliebarnett9812]

I noticed that, too.

[@Jeff_11B]

Also heard a guy say "check the pHD of the water"..... 🤔

[@dragoncrackers7660]

They thought those readings were correct and evacuated the area. I gotta say, I'm impressed by that. They didn't wait or keep it secret and that's the way it should be.

[@bryanrawls9626]

You missed a lot of the video didn’t you?

[@dragoncrackers7660]

@@bryanrawls9626 No I watched the whole thing. It just doesn't seem like there is anything going on there.

[@cperkin6880]

I would like to know how many CANCERS have been diagnosed? In this area. Tumors,leukemia etc. has this been hidden? Animals/ wildlife. I bet it’s still going on… another coverup

[@bluegills6744]

Of course it's a cover up!!!

[@misipi39]

@@bluegills6744 lol

[@andrewnicholas9079]

Interesting my whole family is from within 30 miles of this area. My grandmother died of stomach cancer, aunt now has stomach cancer, cousin had cancerous tumors in head. Hmm.

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

The US Tyranny polluted with radioactivity other states as well with underground nuclear bomb explosions, not just Nevada and New Mexico. In other parts of New Mexico (Not just Trinity), one (Shot Gnome) right on the edge of America's most important aquifer near Carlsbad (The Ogallala aquifer). They polluted with radioactivity parts of Colorado with nuclear explosions (Shots Rulison and Rio Blanco). Alaska, too (Shot Cannikin). This radioactivity polluting underground nuclear explosion in Mississippi was Shot Salmon.

[@donnaashcraft7208]

What???

[@82ghall]

Mississippi Burning ...

[@wifighostcruiser9665]

God forgive us.

[@cullendonaldson6452]

Creasoate isn’t the problem frank

[@williambradford3523]

I live like 10 minutes if that from the test sights always have, I grew up knowing about the test but never the full story of everything that went on for years after the tests, now I have always heard about the radiation in the area and the effects on animals and some people from the test. I never swam or drank the water from the creeks just because of the stories. I always thought it was cool that they tested nukes in Mississippi yet alone baxterville, the blast was so crazy people from Columbia and Hattiesburg felt the ground and walls in buildings shake. 22miles away and the building shake from the blasts.

[@noahwaite8927]

Can you visit the location, I don't live far from the test site and I was wondering if I could visit the site

[@LandsickMedia]

The site is now owned by the State (or possibly private property). As far as I'm aware, the site is not open to the public but you may be able to get special permission as we did.

[@yortsemloh1156]

I live in Purvis and have always wanted to go down there.

[@yanceywaltman532]

How did you gain permission to the site?

[@k.chriscaldwell4141]

Sure, just don't drink the water or eat locally grown food.

[@mym00nsprple]

@@k.chriscaldwell4141 Most of our water is not from wells out here. Although I do understand being leery of well water. We get water from North Lumberton water company.

[@eck3506]

Lol 23:45 "I like this place, I really do it's all about the soil". I guess he means that it is special as it is radioactive.

[@Jeff_11B]

Check the "pHd" of the water? 🤣

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!...

[@joycepatrick]

I was born and raised in Mississippi, my home town, summit mississippi, but I have lived in mccomb Mississippi since 1998. My mother and her parents were raised in liberty Mississippi, which is amite county, mccomb and summit are in pike county.

[@wesleyguthrie9957]

That’s a couple miles from my house 😂

[@charlesmeaux3954]

12:09 is an absolute lie. When I was a boyscout I went with a geiger counter and never got anything more than normal radiation levels.

[@jahrowdy]

What an ignorant statement. "it's ok, folks, we got the 'all clear' from the boyscouts!!" It didn't occur to you that you didn't know what you were doing, or that you didn't locate the vents he mentioned? Was your geiger counter calibrated?? Let me clear it up, just in case: you were no scientist.

[@neldalee580]

Shame on you for calling people lyers. It's all true

[@hoofhearted1833]

Boy Scout, huh? Explains everything.

[@IceManLikeGervin]

What they don't teach us in school...hidden history.

[@brianmitchell8422]

Damn had no clue they tested a nuke in Hattiesburg lol use to go to doctors appointments out there when I lived in magnolia

[@a1red1959]

My family all died of cancer

[@b.browning0027]

I'm sorry Jeff.

[@charlesmeaux3954]

That had 0 to do with this test as none of the minimal radiation has escaped.

[@glenowens7671]

I 've never heard about it .

[@davidjones1468]

Me neither, from Oxford

[@glenowens7671]

@@davidjones1468 Crazy thing's !

[@willbass2869]

I've never heard of you!

[@daryllect6659]

8:21 - Yes kids! There are whales in Mississippi.

[@richardrose9943]

The department of energy set off a bomb then pays the state to “ensure” there is no threat

[@ripme6616]

That book writers got no idea or he has no heart

[@jamesfarmer3759]

So do you trust the government??

[@jdheaton2411]

At 8:39 its "pH", measure of the acidity of the water, not "PhD", which is "Doctor of Philosophy". To my knowledge, water is incapable of earning any higher educational degrees than an Associates degree.

[@cqmorrell]

Not with that attitude, it's not. :P

[@margaretneanover3385]

..hoping salt retains ? Just asking on that. How sad to be so cheap when the area needed was about people.

[@UFOzNoJoke]

Would yah look at it!? Oh, look at that! He-he...

[@luist8868]

(1:33) Treaties can be meaningless... blah, blah, blah... tell that to the Native Americans in this country. No need to go to Hitler's Germany to know that.

[@huckstirred7112]

radiation should be feared

[@margaretneanover3385]

Russia and Hitler was already on same side as it were. Why say Hitler touched Russia as Russia had already invaded Germany yet neither knew who was pulling puppeteering strings

[@jayhart5244]

Yes it effected kids specheal ed class became big after those blasted I wish I could sue them sorry bastards I grew up it purvis at that time

[@dannoh106]

7:25 Mmm sandwiches and cowwkes

[@johnwilliams3849]

Everything out there is full of bullet holes. 💥💥🤣

[@davecemdude]

Paypal me.. I can translate for you: I Got tickled? .... Started laughing. Carry her over to them?? Take her to them.

[@jimmywalker2429]

Pretty sure you're a academic/elitist, educated far beyond your intelligence. Only someone like that would make such tasteless, moronic comments as you have. SMDH

[@daryllect6659]

7:59 - Kids with polio. Ain't God great?

[@tomgraham2987]

I use to work for a company the was responsible for the upkeep of all the roads and test well sites. Pretty piece of property , lots of timber and wildlife. I’m sure at one time it was pretty radioactive around there but now it has all cooled down . The state government would come out from time to time and take test but would always tell us that the radiation was almost gone, not enough to worry about. I worked out there for many years and never have had any problems with my health from working out there. And my oldest daughter and her family have lived on the salt dome for the last 18 or 19 years and have had no problems with their health either. Sorry for all the people that did have issues with their health but that was a long time ago.

[@Captain_Zero_]

Mississippi is one of the lowest state in education. However, the water has a PHD.

[@marywatson6444]

Hope your comment made you feel good about yourself....

[@jhayward1940]

Can you read this 🖕

[@Captain_Zero_]

@@marywatson6444 hope your comment fixed your hurt feelings.

[@Captain_Zero_]

Oh I’m sorry. It not the lowest. It’s only 39th.

[@willbass2869]

@@Captain_Zero_ you just HAD to pipe up and show your azz in public. How cute! Toddlers do that to get adult reaction.

[@harveyschindler9554]

WTF

[@brushcountry6361]

Believe Propaganda…👀

[@misipi39]

This video brought out a lot of anecdotal BS . Fairly accurate in spite of the hysteria.