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[@JenMarco]

13:50 history repeats itself because humans can be controlled with fear. If you’re afraid, you will give up all your rights, freedoms and personal power to feel safe and the people you gave them to will never give them back. We need to stop being afraid. I’d rather die on my feet than live on my knees. Life is precious but freedom is more precious.

[@not2zen]

I couldn’t agree more, we need many more people with this same mindset!

[@weffyj6427]

Damn straight! Our controller's rule by fear is their most potent weapon and the low-vibrational state of fear is what nourishes them. In contrast, freedom is the highest vibrational state even above love.

[@annaanderson2242]

Absolutely! Fear comes from the devil. TRUST in God is what is needed!

[@Bigsioux1]

Too many ignorant uninformed people.

[@willemhaifetz-chen1588]

Sir yes Sir

[@teresayates8274]

My ancestors arrived at Ellis Island and ran out of food a few days before arriving from Ireland. My great grandfather was just 5 years old and his baby sister died on the boat shortly after birth. He could barely stand up and was sitting on the ground when staff came and passed out peanut butter sandwiches on the island to those who just arrived. My grandfather had never had it before said it was the most delicious thing he had ever had and loved them his entire life, and so did my grandfather❤

[@axidhaus]

Peanut 🥜 butter 🧈 and jelly sandwiches 🥪

[@hegemonycricket9549]

It's a shame that life has gotten so easy, and Americans have become so soft, that we have completely lost touch with what that kind of struggle means. Now, we have to actually tell fat, weak, sniveling kids not to eat Tide Pods.

[@albertamathurin7084]

​​@@hegemonycricket9549WTF???!! You sound out of touch with what children are really going through or what they should be going through. No child should have to deal with those type of harsh conditions. No child should have to be hardened buy Life they're f****** kids for crying out loud. It's like you expect children to suffer. SHUT IT

[@carmonk9243]

So cool. I only know my grandma sold her pony so she could come to America. Everyone came through Ellis Island, with the Statue of Liberty being so amazing to see first, when arriving.

[@TheFiown]

Now the 'new arrivals' are given iphones and credit cards, how times have changed.

[@gerardacronin334]

The lady with the spinning wheel is not spinning cotton. She is spinning wool. Cotton is not grown in Ireland, but there are lots of sheep!

[@RoLLUpAFat1]

Cotton gate debunked 😂

[@Smorss2011]

What about linen?

[@gerardacronin334]

@@Smorss2011 Yes, it could be linen too.

[@casedismissed8581]

and what makes you so sure the picture was taken in ireland ?

[@nancythomas2193]

The photo the the children protesting inhumane working conditions and wanting to go to school was very touching. I couldn't help but to see the contrast of many children now adays who don't want to go to school, don't want to work, they just want to sit at home watching TV, iPads, playing computer games and stuffing their faces. Children then knew the hardships of work, appreciated education and when they could go to school worked hard to make something of their lives.

[@reidsusan4]

And yet….huckabee Saunders passed a law that allows youngsters to work in dangerous conditions. Will they carry on and take away more of our rights? YES THEY WILL.

[@pinkiesue849]

​@@reidsusan4I wonder why anyone would do such a thing

[@cydkriletich6538]

I retired from a school district in 2005. It was a small district, a district of professional parents and high-achievers. The last year I was there, 98% of graduates from that high school went on to a 4 year college. This was a typical statistic for this district. Though they were in the minority, many kids were Asian. When, at graduation, the principal asked the grads who received scholastic scholarships to stand, almost 2/3’s of the grads stood up, and every single Asian student in that class was standing. Asian kids, both here and in China, South Korea, and Japan, have all the same devices and distractions that American teens have, and yet they achieve. It seemed from my observation that the primary reason was parental involvement in their kids’ education, and, perhaps most importantly, parental expectations. Too many American parents (I am speaking only from my experience) have come to see public schools as being responsible for baby-sitting their kids, and disciplining kids; and yet when their kids act out in school and the school tries to discipline them, many parents end up arguing with the school’s decision, thereby enabling their kid’s academic failure. Again, just my observation. The devices aren’t the problem.

[@annetterohla8932]

​@@cydkriletich6538 Before boasting about Asian American acheivement , maybe you should understand the rate of Asian s**cide . We just had an incident here in August 2023 of a Chinese graduate student at UNC Chapel Hill fatally sh**t his Chinese associate professor he worked for in the science building laboratory on campus . The sh**ter's friends described the Chinese associate professor's demands for the workplace as overdemanding , harsh , harassing, and overburdening and bullying . The Universities prefer the cheap labor of the foreign grad students and professors , and the science departments require less English skills than other studies . I am truly sick of these university traitors across the country in America .

[@Smorss2011]

That's not what children want. They want to go to school and not be bullied or shot. Try empathy sometime.

[@marydauby5229]

My uncle fought in the Italian Alps during WWII. He would ride on a donkey and he was shot. He refused his Purple Heart medal because he didn’t want my grandma to worry. He went on to have 18 children. He didn’t accept any government assistance even though he qualified.

[@jmc8076]

Amazing story. I’m so glad he came home. Many women in dangerous roles too. Sounds like he and your aunt were busy! Lol! Thankfully older kids looked after younger and on farms etc. Tragically too many who made it home cope for yrs with what’s now called severe PTSD. At that time w/little to no help or outlet. My grandpa was w/ Canada’s ambulance core (dogs prob carried supplies to line) and while he did have kids and stable work my mom said he struggled. Not sure if he was offered govt money. No doubt like your uncle a good dad/husb but w/dark memories often not talked about. They all have my respect esp w/sports team of kids. : )

[@denisewilkes7486]

And that is why they are called "the greatest generation"

[@hotstepper887]

You Americans actually know nothing real, factual, or even truthful about WW2, or even WW1. One of the most asked questions by history students at university, is, why don't the Americans know anything about their own history, or the history of the world? The known factual truth is 100% different from everything we hear from all of you, your history is completely different to the rest of the world, and it's because you all get taught propaganda from birth, as if the propaganda is factual and real. The factual truth anyone can merely look up for themselves is, the Americans protested in millions against supporting the British, and the majority wanted to support Na*i Germany. You only need to look up public opinion before and during WW2, to see the obvious truth. Every gallop survey proves this fact. The British troop had all heard about the protests against the British over the radio, they weren't supposed to be able to listen too. From that day on, they became known as the cowardly Yankers, obviously meaning W******.

[@Zirin-md7pg]

Yes that's when men were great for their children and wife,now it's all mixed up,sadly

[@ms.szorro8583]

You could probably receive it

[@rose4490]

3:40 I feel so bad looking at the eldest daughter of the German immigrants with the eight children, because I bet that girl had to work her arse off to help care for her seven brothers.

[@ohmeowzer1]

Truth

[@MultiTipsie]

And her brothers probably were just sitting around commanding their sister, right?! (sarcastically meant of course!) Her brothers probably worked their asses of too in jobs, to provide the family and that sister! Look behind your own bubble of make believe and self-indoctrination! I hate the way people make themselves believe their group is the eternal victim of any other group! Grow up and see the world and the people for what is really is! No group is dominating any other group all the time! If any, it is women dominating men since forever! Men can be leaders or bosses, but only if the eomen give permission! men only do what women want! Why? Simply! Because men want women and women want luxery and safety! Since animals like humans exist this the case! Woke is horendous and fascist! Stop it and be truly part of equality and inclusion, instead of false " equality" were some have all the rights and the others all the obligation and where people say inclusion, all their actions say exclusion and separation! The stupid mas crowd of woke! And just as bad as extreme right people! I hate extreme (stupid and selfish) people on both sides! As being neutral, I am right for the left and left to the right! It seems no one is sane, logic or really peace loving anymore! Only hate for people you do not know or undetstand and do not want to know either because of your hate! Tbe Dönning-Kruger effect played out to the max!

[@hrbeta]

@@ohmeowzer1 nothing wrong with caring for your family. It’s the way it has been for hundreds of generations and the main reason WE are here to comment on that reality. ✌️

[@dancingnature]

My grandmother and her 2 sisters were the oldest children in a family of 15 . All the rest were younger boys. My grandmother only had one child . I wonder why😳

[@july8xx]

⁠@@hrbetamy brother had seven kids the oldest two had to help (take over)raising the rest, missing out on other things. They both have never had children saying “I already raised one family I don’t have to raise another.” It’s not about helping its having to do a job that shouldn’t be yours.

[@DawnDavidson]

The guy on the bike balancing soba noodles! That’s some skill.

[@hereitis.2587]

Efficiency is so sexy!

[@drew7773-8]

The woman painted stripes on the cow because of street lights.being cut, Was here cow in the habit of walking the streets at night?

[@starboard9551]

It takes more skill to get them off his shoulder, that's the part I'd be worried about.

[@AmazingColorizing]

How about those California girls playing Beach Volleyball - on STILTS! 😎

[@christinehutchins123]

There are lots of areas livestock walk around freely.

[@estherabrams7274]

Beach volleyball on stilts: “I got nothing.” 😅

[@bjbobbijo5066]

It looks fun and should be relatively painless landing in the sand, although there might copious amounts of seagull poop.

[@samiam619]

@@bjbobbijo5066Ya know… when I was a teenager going to the beach in Southern California, I don’t remember once seeing seagull poop in the sand…

[@coreycox2345]

It looks like a stunt photo, @estherabrams7274. I would like to see the video.

[@SWFloridaRealtor]

What could go wrong?

[@wilmamorrell9688]

😂😅

[@Fifury161]

10:52 - The graves are called "Het graf met de handjes" (“Grave with the little hands).” The graves of Colonel J.C.P.H and Catholic noblewoman J.W.C Van Gorkum. They were married in 1842. In 1888, Van Gorkum died, she wanted to be buried next to her husband. Pillarisation (a form of religious and political segregation in Holland) was still in effect at the time, and according to the law, this was impossible. His wife was buried on the other side of the wall, which was the closest she could get to her husband.

[@virginialangford6257]

Oh thank you…could you tell us where in Holland this pair of graves is located. I grew up in the Netherlands…yet today is the first I have heard mention of it.

[@SophieHasADagger]

Thank you for this. They thought of a clever way to memorialize their love. At least by being buried right on the other side of the wall, their remains will eventually commingle in the earth, too. I know there are different religions sections in some cemeteries even now, but a law is extreme. Segregation even in death.

[@maddyandfriends4188]

No let’s all love each other and accept satans deceptions. Keep believing we can reinvent Gods laws, and convince ourselves science and technology and medication have nothing to do with witchcraft in the name delusion gfys

[@Fifury161]

@@virginialangford6257 I replied earlier, but I guess it was deleted as I included a web link: Roermond Kapel cemetery in Limburg, Het Oude Kerkhof, Roermond, Netherlands (Weg langs Het Kerkhof 1A, 6045 AN Roermond, Netherlands, they have a web site)

[@meike7507]

​@@virginialangford6257 the graves are located in the city Roermond, in Limburg.

[@2WOLFS]

I can confirm that you can train a dog to be a message carrier. My son and I was teaching out Jack Russia dog to go find help if needed. We started with the game go find,the persons first name. After that we added small notes tucked around a collar. They never missed seeking use out even if we maded it difficult for them. We would be in different areas on our locations. The female wouldn't forget if just a couple times a month till she passed away at the age of 16 years. The male was one of her pups and carried the message all the way up till 2 weeks before he died at 18 yesterday old. It is not a difficult to teach, we did the same with a rescued Blue Heeler. They love the play and the extra activities of working.

You’re an awesome friend to dogs because you understand them 🙌

[@theunemployedtrucker]

I'm sorry but none of that makes the slightest bit of sense 😢

[@user-gj8ms7jd8v]

​@@theunemployedtruckerWow, clear as can be.

[@robinsonbetonbouwrobbo8847]

​@@theunemployedtruckerhe's a dog whisper

[@Cricket2731]

Dogs, when properly treated & trained, enjoy having a job!

[@youthinkyouknowme5551]

I find old photographs fascinating ..

[@anonimothy5979]

I'm almost always in the photography section at libraries and bookstores

[@AmandaOwen-n9r]

The fact that Americans want to unwrite history makes this channel more important than ever.

[@lanantz]

As an American, I agree

[@weffyj6427]

History is not only unwritten it's a total sham! Ask yourself where all the capitol buildings, cathedrals, Vatican City, etc., etc. came from and WHO built them. When were they built? Then do a rational accounting of the manpower, material acquisition, and logistics involved in designing a structure that is not only beyond beautiful and will stand for a thousand years but has a function that we cannot comprehend. There's a reason our true ancestors are left out of the history books and when you wake up to that fact you will understand the scope of the evil we are up against.

[@garrisonstanleigh6146]

Give a few examples of Americans rewriting history 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@pinnacleproductions6275]

@@garrisonstanleigh6146I. An give you one, the Democrats party claiming Republicans were racist when the Dems were the ones who voted against civil rights every time, funded the kkk, created Jim Crow, & the fact that the Republican Party was formed by Abolitionists including Frederick Douglass and many other distinguished black gentleman.

[@AmandaOwen-n9r]

@garrisonstanleigh6146 not actually teaching it. Claiming that slavery didn't happen. Glossing over World War 2. Need I go on? They also want to rename everything, schools, streets, and military locations. Biggest of all, look at the state of the educational system. I am so much more knowledgeable than you think.

[@carmenbyrne6521]

Yeah, yeah, yeah! Along with five friends, all of us 14 yrs old, I travelled into Melbourne, Australia in 1964, to see the arrival of The Beatles. It was a happy, exciting experience, where we got lost in the huge crowd, found each other, laughed and sang along with everyone else. A few days later, we "heard" the The Beatles at one of their concerts. How lucky were we!! ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@patriciamaxfield5907]

My father worked at the Southern Cross Hotel where the Beatles stayed…..I have JohnLennon and Paul McCartney’s autographs in a copy of John Lennon’s book ‘In his own write’……great times

[@margaretfrew6661]

What has that to do with old photos???

[@country928]

​@@margaretfrew6661everything jackwagon

[@airfriedquadsbw]

The ladies hanging in cages are not inspectors. They are all facing away from the building. Kinda hard to inspect facing the wrong way.

[@leswehman11]

Great observation! 👍🏻

[@denisemoore6134]

Well what are they doing?

[@divi2747]

i noticed the same thing. also, in that era...women inspecting the buildings, hung in cages every three feet. I counted 18 of them before it became too blurry to keep going. it's something else.

[@lindakaboolian4151]

I seem to remember that they were prisoners, and hanging there in the cold and rain was a punishment

[@pattikelly8921]

​@@denisemoore6134 They are prisoners.

[@chrisbonney7563]

The photo with the Beatles in 1961 should have indicated Pete Best and not Ringo Starr as the drummer. This was a photoshoot setup by their manager

[@jackx4311]

Re. Kathrine Switzer; it's worth mentioning that when Marathon officials tried to pull her out of the Boston Marathon, other male runners dragged the official aside, so that she could carry on to the finish.

[@tandiparent1906]

Thanks for the extra information about her.

[@-desertpackrat]

You can even see one intervening in the photo :) a real athlete accepts all opponents, the organizers were lazy entitled old men who were freaking out at the idea of a woman winning a marathon against men. The actual athletes in the race didn't care that she might beat them, they weren't little babies afraid that their whole world would shatter if a woman beats them. They were probably angry at them for trying to interrupt the race over something so petty, when they were there to run and not to be childish about sharing with girls. That's true sportsmanship, keep it about the race, not focusing on who someone is outside of the race.

[@witatter1]

My father was a career soldier and was stationed in Germany in 1959 when i was born. My father used to see Elvis around post all the time. He told us that Elvis also played guitar and sang for the other soldiers in the barracks. In October 1959 Elvis had pneumonia and was discharged from the hospital at Frankfurt A/M the day I was born. My mother was told by the nurses that the chair and side table in her room had been in Elvis’ room during his stay.

[@stephmaccormick3195]

That first girl, tho... what a hero.

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

She reminded me of the character in the first wonder, woman remake the one that made the poison 😮!

[@esthersteier6840]

@@BornAgainFarmGirlI knew she reminded me of someone. Thanks

[@lovenikolatesla846]

You took the words out of my mouth.

[@dianeframpton6064]

@@esthersteier6840iiiii 😊

[@SpaceRanger187]

Now you we are at when you turn 18 you can sell pictures of your butt hole for money.. Only goin up as a society

[@audreygullas8728]

Dogs are awesome . They were heros .

[@Versbreizh]

Abused by humam bastards😡

[@The-Cute-One]

To be honest, when I see the Ellis Island photos it makes me angry the way our border is today. All my grandparents came through Ellis Island when they were children. They were examined, quarantined, questioned & very grateful. Today is a mockery and a huge securities risk. Immigrants are our backbone ILLEGALS will be our downfall.

[@AbdellatifIsmael]

The.ignorant . One

[@FaithSmith-m7h]

The main issue is money. Immigration courts and supporting staff are woefully underfunded. Backlogs extend for years. Temporary housing and facilities like Ellis Island are no longer utilized.

[@jimibify]

Yes an imaginary line that separates THEM from US is the most wonderful thing on earth amirite? Get some job skills man sheesh!

[@HandyMan657]

I guess you'll be voting for a dictator and will be happy living in a theocracy. Thanks for absolutely nothing but your hate-filled comment.

[@clovermark39]

Totally agree it’s happening the world over. Downfall of everywhere.

[@elizabethbowie9753]

The Beatles came to America when I was 9 !!! I'm now 70. When I turned 50, one of my daughters got me a c.d. set, of All of Their albums. I still have them & listen to them. In the 1980's I got to see Paul McCartney twice. Even when my daughter was a teen, & she'd go out with her friends, & they argued over what 🎶🎶🎶 to listen to in the Car, she could play Anything by the Beatles, & everyone calmed down and listened !!! I also have that dvd, "Across the Universe,". It's not about the Beatles per say. It's about that era. ALL the 🎶🎶🎶 is Beatle songs. My younger sister just got me a men's shirt!!! I wear it over a T-shirt. The shirt is covered in print, a Colorful print of scenes from the Yellow Submarine movie!!! I get more compliments when I go to the grocery store; even from people older than me !!! I say thank you, then I tell them, I love it when people remember The Beatles !!! 💙💜💗🕊️💗💜💙

[@kylieminou7775]

the "4 children for sale" gets me all the time, I read the story and it's heartbreaking

[@EKA201-j7f]

There's a news story about them trying to legalize it in the U.S. again. (

[@AmberLeah-j9s]

I would have bought them and loved them all!!

[@leonardodalongisland]

the photo of Jessie Owens is not of him "crossing the finish line," it's of him coming out of the "starting blocks."

[@countcoupblessings979]

😮Look carefully at the " facade inspectors" - neither their dress , their countenance or directions they are looking implies they are skilled tradesmen. Tradesmen notoriously sit or walk on a beam high in the air. But literal cages full of people looking dejected...also appearing to more likely be women.... The title of that picture is quite suspect indeed.

[@brendamcc5931]

Something happened to that picture. I was looking at it - the women hanging off the building in cages - and had to go do something else, when I came back today to finish looking at this video, the picture seems to have been deleted. Yes, I was VERY CURIOUS about that picture. Strange that it seems to have gone missing now... I have searched the whole video looking for it....

[@neilsbaker9790]

My brother and I were around the same age as that young girl with measles at one of the Queen Elizabeths street parties in Banbury ….. a once in a lifetime experience never forgotten 😊

[@majorbrighton]

I was too! I remember my family spent a whole week making bunting and setting it up the day before. I had the Measels at an older age, a bit tough having it at her age. Yet you did have one doctor as a family and he was never replaced, I still remember his name, Dr. Gundersson! Ha He brought me into this world and was probably the first face I had seen.

[@mummylove5]

My mum was the same age too , born on the Queens 21st birthday and named Elizabeth! She remembers having to be dressed as the queen in coronation robes and parading around the arena at Roundhay Park Leeds for children's day that year. !!! And gathering round a neighbours TV to watch the coronation.

[@ladyjane9980]

I've had the measles five times. Vaccinated three.

[@mummylove5]

@ladyjane9980 Wow, that's very unfortunate for you

[@toriahills8008]

Its the rat catcher for me. He's so jolly.

[@bettyh3747]

Yes, he loved his job

[@janruss3729]

He resembles Adolph Hitler without a mustache. Lol

[@bernadettecrawford3656]

Looks like town im from liverpool there was tunnels conecting some cellars near north john street one of the oldest streets named after king john

[@RobertBoereboom]

Did rat catches catch 19:03

[@tellthetruthandshamethedev2489]

They couldn't of many cats 😂

[@Zirin-md7pg]

Any Beatle fans out there in 2024??❤❤❤❤

[@sierra77lerual12]

Always and forever 😁

[@sherishmacdonald9095]

Hell ya!!! My son sent me a video this morning of here omss the sun ! My son is 25 and has all there albums , ya i think he was supposed to be born 50 years ago, he has a very old soul

[@danawise1612]

Yes indeed!

[@twin_o7m.364]

Yeah…Yeah…Yeah! 😅

[@kcgrieser4629]

Me. Best concert I saw was McCartney last year. And I’ve seen a lot of concerts of the best being 67 yrs old

[@Hortondlfn1]

1:18 "...the exact moment Soviet tanks began to invade Prague..." "...a rare and direct look at the brutality of the invasion." What tanks? What brutality? A photo of an empty street and an arm with a watch on it?

[@jaggerxl]

😂

[@iamthebroker]

Lol. Yeah that was bizarre.

[@jimwilgar9644]

Yes, I liked the Jesse Owens'' story. "An African American athlete challenging white supremacy" Then he went home where he had to sit at the back of the bus and eat in the 'coloured' section in segregated restaurants.

[@sabrinabrito8473]

The marks on the street appear to be blood...

[@erikowren7894]

Oh i see your a neo Marxist.

[@tracypaxton1054]

26:05 The "War is hell" solider was Larry Wayne Chaffin from St. Louis

[@mimisimatic5387]

Fascinating 🧐

[@Raw_Emotion]

This good man's image is often associated with the 'Thousand Yard Stare' , which results from prolonged shell shock and deep mental trauma. The pictures of men before war and then after... It's a different person. PTSD is silent torture and sometimes it leads these heroes to the worse place possible. All heroes should never, ever be left behind by their government, their supposed caregivers... I am not American but I have a deep gratitude to any man that fights for his country and his people. War changes everyone for life.

[@Zirin-md7pg]

Genius after genius and madman after madman shown in these vids!!! It's a miracle we even survived as the human race

[@HandyMan657]

We still have "stable" geniuses and madmen doing their very best to end us.

[@haubenmeisewillow-tit331]

Does anyone know, why the only train rails to Ausschwitz and other camps were NEVER bombardet by the Allies? I have often wondered.

[@josiemainecoon]

Good point! 🤔

[@BJones-yw4dd]

NEVER is a long time - do some more research before making such a sweeping claim. The railway networks throughout Europe were used for Nazi transports to the dozens of KZs or concentration camps. If you honestly believe none of these routes were ever damaged in battle.... huh?!?!?

[@GrandDawggy]

It was considered a few times but ultimately and perhaps unfortunately it was never carried out. I did a quick bit of research and found this, you might find it interesting; In the summer and fall of 1944, the World Jewish Congress and the War Refugee Board (WRB) forwarded requests to bomb Auschwitz to the US War Department. These requests were denied. On August 14, John J. McCloy, Assistant Secretary of War, advised that “such an operation could be executed only by the diversion of considerable air support…now engaged in decisive operations elsewhere and would in any case be of such doubtful efficacy that it would not warrant the use of our resources.” Yet within a week, the US Army Air Force carried out a heavy bombing of the I.G. Farben synthetic oil and rubber (Buna) works near Auschwitz III-less than five miles from the Auschwitz-Birkenau killing center. For prisoners in the Auschwitz complex, the bombs dropping nearby gave hope. One survivor later recalled: “We were no longer afraid of death; at any rate not of that death. Every bomb that exploded filled us with joy and gave us new confidence in life.” In subsequent decades, the Allied decision not to bomb the gas chambers in or the rail lines leading to Auschwitz-Birkenau has been a source of sometimes bitter debate. Proponents of bombing continue to argue that such an action, while it might have killed some prisoners, could have slowed the killing operations and perhaps ultimately saved lives. Source: "The Holocaust Encyclopedia" website. Edits for spelling and more context

[@mattbielefield7038]

Two reasons. For one it takes literal hours to repair train tracks not even days. It’s not worth risking bombers for a mission that’s not gonna change anything. Plenty of rails were takin out during ww2 and were repaired within hours. The second reason is no one knew about Auschwitz or what was really going on then until the war was damn near over. You’re looking back at history with all the information we now have not at the information they had at the time.

[@michaelrobertson7397]

Many of the train lines to the camps were bombed near the end of the war, which is why so many prisoners/workers starved to death at the end. The British ended up killing more prisoners than the Germans.

[@SophieHasADagger]

I like how this channel is liking comments that are calling it out for its multiple mistakes but not saying anything like “oh sorry thank you” or something.

[@SixMiracles-uj1zp]

Ok, Miss Manners.🤣🤣🤣🤣❤

[@SophieHasADagger]

@@SixMiracles-uj1zp No I mean like they’re getting roasted and they’re liking the comments without any other acknowledgment, that’s funny.

[@dmel4905]

31:40. Facade Inspectors...my eye! Those women in cages are being punished for something!

[@nixswatson]

Exactly what I thought

[@winnon992]

I imagine they all stopped working and turned around for the photographer. Way back getting your picture took was a big Deal .

[@mrx0088]

My feeling is that the explanation doesn't match the image, just a feeling.

[@truthbespoken333]

100%. Public Shaming for sure. Human beings the most cruel animals on Earth.

[@leeshackelford7517]

Who gives a shit about your "feelings" or what you "think". If you disagree with the info, why not do some research?

[@colleenorrick5415]

The Black Hills are sacred territory to the Lakota people. It’s a disgrace that these sculptures are there completely disregarding the beliefs of the people who occupied this land long before Europeans invaded it.

[@maggiehunter4199]

They were conquered! that's the way it goes, not theirs anymore.

[@weffyj6427]

Wake up please. The narrative that Mt. Rushmore was sculpted by a father and son team is laughable at best. It's very likely, nay probable that our REAL ancestors created these along with the Cathedrals, Capitol buildings, Libraries, "insane asylums", train stations, Star Forts, canal and river systems, railroads, airships, tunnels, catacombs, etc. Or then again maybe Crazy Horse and Doc Holiday got together to "knock out" some architectural masterpieces between taking scalps and gunfighting on main street. BTW, this was done worldwide.

[@colleenorrick5415]

@@maggiehunter4199there were treaties. They were broken. That land was never ceded to the American government. It’s a disgrace.

[@freden9234]

💯

[@stephanygates6491]

My earliest car memory is of crouching on the groceries my mother and someone named "Auntie Anna" brought home for two households around 1960 in my dad's Isetta.

[@joelarama]

I’m so happy that I stumbled across this video. It was truly fascinating, I was engrossed. Actually, it has helped to lift a patch of depression I’m currently going through….Thank you sir!

[@isabellavalencia8026]

I hope you are feeling better.

[@dianeandrzejak2221]

Agree!

[@captainhoratiobungleiii7147]

Stay strong brother. You'll come out the other end.

[@gewokrootbeer5399]

🙏❤️💪🙂‍↕️🌱

[@SophieHasADagger]

Do you like history? Would you like to talk about it? I love history and could recommend some good books or channels if you want to just escape into something. I have MDD and having a hobby that can maintain your interest is very helpful. Sometimes it’s very hard to maintain interest even in the things you love when you’re in a deep depression but if you can grab onto something it helps so much.

[@angelinalozada189]

Wonderful and informative Photo's, Thank You.

[@aggcavan943]

Is it me or is there an uncanny resemblance between Elvis and the Statue of Liberty’s face?

[@LizGibson-wk5uo]

Maybe his cousin ?

[@LizGibson-wk5uo]

Long-lost cousin ?

[@lizacopeland2388]

Nope. Elvis doesn’t look like anyone. Although rumors have said that the French man who designed her looks like his wife.

[@robertyoung2819]

Yep... My thoughts exactly...

[@jane1958]

I've seen pic of the woman it was modeled after

[@moe9196]

Thank you for not colorizing . Black & White has its own aesthetic and psychological value . Colorization gets the colors wrong and it looks so garish and awful

[@dapper-o4l]

These old photos are incredible. A treasure trove of historical and cultural information from around the world’s past. Fascinating and informative. Thank you :-)

[@GGsInterests]

Great series of photos with excellent explanations. Thank you.

[@cricketwade6888]

Our young need to see/learn these histories; it would help them to understand realities outside of technology.

[@dapper-o4l]

Totally agree with you. There are people today who believe the holocaust did not happen. Americans protests for Palestine… They believe that what Hamas did on October 7 2024 did not happened. It is all shocking to me.

[@gerardacronin334]

The farmer painting “his” cow is clearly a woman.

[@DodLDec]

History can't be changed, but should be learned from. History is needed in life to show what happened.

[@morenofranco9235]

The Irony. The Sequioa tree, "a true national monument", cut down for timber.

[@Cricket2731]

FALSE!!! The tree, located in Yosemite Nat'l Park, blew over in a storm in 1969.

[@lorraineforster8164]

I loved this series of historical photos. No blood and gore either…..wonderful.

[@alyselaynrai9544]

Some of the diving suits look like something Jethro would make 😂

[@clash8386]

I was thinking bioshock game

[@davehoward22]

33:59 pete best was still drummer in 61

[@neoanderson726]

war is heartbreaking I hope we all learn lessons from the past so we do n ot repeat the errors of the past

[@denisemoore6134]

We have not stopped repeating it. There has never been a year without war somewhere in the world.

[@neoanderson726]

@@denisemoore6134 but not a WW3

[@margaretlumley1648]

People are people. War is a constant between groups of humans

[@neoanderson726]

@@margaretlumley1648 well it shouldn;t be ... you would think we would have learned how to be better and avoid conflict

[@paulinareed5868]

@@neoanderson726 Unfortunately, in some cases, avoiding conflict is simply living in denial. Eventually the consequences of that denial can not be avoided. When peaceful protest is no longer possible or is ineffective violence will often erupt.

[@EmMiller-wu3dy]

Oh those poor children who were sold because their parents faced eviction. I’m so sad for the abuse they suffered because the adults in their lives had upside down priorities 😢

[@chocolatechild1513]

16 Facade inspectors??? Sounds like rubbish to me. How do you inspect a facade with your back to the wall? At that time women didn’t hold jobs in architecture. This is some form of incarceration. The first woman is black - you can tell by the features. Would she be employed to inspect a facade…? Unlikely.

[@combivan4346]

Yeh, that’s what I thought.

[@StillAwakeAwareDiscerning]

Completely agree. They are facing the wrong way. They have no tools. They are being punished for something.

[@shirleyw.6783]

Exactly

[@StillAwakeAwareDiscerning]

Which makes whatever this channel is sharing as truth, very, very suspect. I am unsubbing.

[@wearebecomedeathstar2658]

They're doing that for the picture. It's not them at work, it's a company photo.

[@Dani-Innit]

Llama in Times Square (1957) photo taken by Inge Morath. Linda the llama was a television llama and was returning home from an appearance at ABC studios. Shes seen riding in the back seat of her handlers car. ❤ This is one of my favorite photos and I have it hanging as an official poster print in my bedroom. It has been there for many years 😂 🦙

[@fflubadubb]

The Statue of Liberty's face looks like Elvis !

[@boojieboo7510]

Thought the same thing. Weird

[@tmckmusic8584]

Anybody else think the Statue of Liberty's face (17:00) looks like Elvis Presley's? 😅

[@Myfavorites877]

Oh my goodness! I thought I was the only one who thought that. The lips too!!!

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

That was my first thought.

[@adamw116]

As an American of Check descent I need the author of this video to explain that first photo. I mean as far as I can figure the first photo of that girl was not the way she truly looked before she was disfigured. Because if the second picture is genuine how can both poses, clothes, even the untouched parts of her face, etc look the same?

[@ellentau427]

This was so wonderful to watch being that it brought back memories of my grandmother who was born in the late 1890's and me in 1952. 💙

[@sweettrubble4635]

I was born in 1954, and I loved hearing my mom talk about the depression and the ration certificates. Her brother went into the Navy at 16, and he sent most of his paycheck home to help his mom.

[@rocknhippiecat]

My grandmother was born in 1888. Me... 1952 She was born in Calif and ran a camera store in San Francisco in 1906 and captured truly amazing pictures of the earthquake's devastation... And she lived to tell about it .

[@sweettrubble4635]

@@rocknhippiecat Wow. I don't have any stories like that. But my son and his family are in CA and I do worry about earthquakes.

[@youn8e]

Born Feb of '51 and My granny was born 1888​ as well ‼️My Mom passed last year at 94 ‼️ I have a bunch of memorabilia from my family I'm sorting thru right now. @@rocknhippiecat

[@sallymay3643]

I never noticed how much the statue of Liberty looks like ELVIS untill now. LOL!

[@itsROMPERS...]

I thinks it's bizarre to look back to 1986 to see the most advanced passenger aircraft ever built.

[@Frost-XXs]

I don't trust photos anymore. Too much technology & photoshopping.

[@cindywatman1725]

And now we have AI to add to the distrust 🤨

[@CB19458]

I remember the first time I saw them on the Ed Sullivan Show. I’ve loved them ever since.

[@JAMESSELBY-t7n]

28:35 Those are artillery rounds not bombs. Just a few years before the Titanic A novel appeared in the bookstores: 'The Titan;' about a luxury liner sinking on its maiden voyage.

[@gewokrootbeer5399]

What a way to slip the truth right out in front of our faces! It's predictive programming and nothing has changed... "they're" still doing it to this day using Movies & other formats etc.

[@astralclub5964]

1 million Chinese expired in the Korean War. Many were sent into battle without weapons. They picked up the guns of dead fellow soldiers.

[@koro287]

Never forget China. The US is not your freind.

[@rosalvabooksllc354]

They were forced there by their great "leaders" to extend communism. We can see how it helped in N Korea now, possibly the most despairing nation on earth. Certainly the hungriest!

[@BEAUTYnIQ]

china sent them to fight for North Korea.. we helped south Korea from being taken over..

[@mikederasmo7621]

the RED CROSS DOGGIE!! such a sweet but Bad ass good boy!

[@jamestown4867]

War. If left to the people to decide, there’d probably be no war. “I hate war as only a soldier who has lived it can, only as one who has seen its brutality, its futility, its stupidity.~Dwight D. Eisenhower “War against a foreign country only happens when the moneyed classes think they are going to profit from it.”~George Orwell "War is when the government tells you who the bad guy is. Revolution is when you decide that for yourself." ~ Benjamin Franklin “Only the dead have seen the end of war.” ~Plato Health and wellbeing to all who cherish “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.” JamesTown

[@jamestown4867]

Elvis believed in the goodness of America. We were the white hat defenders of justice and democracy. I turned 18 the year Vietnam ended. The Bay of Tonkin never happened. The “domino theory” was the excuse I believed and would have given my life for. It was a lie. If Elvis knew the true intentions of of our trusted government, I don’t think he would have been so gung-ho. Elvis wanted war if that’s what our leaders wanted; John Lennon (as foul of character at times) wanted peace. Elvis and John hated each other. John was Epstein’d. We Americans are too arrogant in the belief that our country can do no wrong. Since WWII, we’ve overthrown or attempted to overthrow over 50 countries. "The end of democracy and the defeat of the American Revolution will occur when government falls into the hands of lending institutions and moneyed incorporations." ~ Thomas Jefferson We’re nearing the end of our capitalistic democratic republic. We are today a fascist nation under the democrats as Reagan predicted fifty years ago and the most corrupt in the world. Defend the Constitution, Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence. JamesTown

[@freedomofreligion3248]

The four little children For Sale is disgusting and hurts my heart. There will be balance in the universe -- human death is certainly not the end (much to bingo-playing, possibly alcoholic "mom" when she died). Had she not sold them, they still would have had awful lives. But, what happened to them will be experienced by her + their father for a very, very long time. IMHO.

[@susannebrunberg4174]

Do we know the mother "played bingo"? Or is it only the words of a daughter who didn't know the hard reality the parents faced? Who was far too young to understand?

[@who-what135]

Do you think the little girl just made that up. She suffered through this you didn't, I accept her statement.

[@kristyanneg623]

The mother was plum she was not hungry...I've gone without for my child and was never that size especially in those days when washing was work ECT.

[@ibanut]

Dogs during the war risked their life!😢

[@lamoon1525]

I sure appreciate the extra information included in your videos. Thanks😄

[@YuChen-ih4gt]

So many ppl and i´m sitting here, wondering how their life went, how they live,if they found what they are looking for , if they were happy etc. It´s kind of weird seeing all these pictures and knowing that these ppl were once on the same planet as we are right now, yet we have no idea who they were and will never know . I feel truly sorry for all these gigantic trees that had been cut down or got a hole cutted in.They are so impressive

[@sallymay3643]

I never noticed how much the statue of Liberty 🗽 looks like ELVIS untill now. HAAHAAAHHA.

[@bettyh3747]

The French has a sense of humor

[@Mama420Redneck]

i noticed that too! lol!

[@Cricket2731]

Elvis was born thousands of miles & many decades AFTER Bertoldi's model was born.

[@josiehoyle9314]

A beautiful looking man. His posters always stop me in my tracks. ❤

[@daviddickey9762]

Clicking here for the picture of the women hanging out in the cages and didn't even get to see them

[@vickien1919]

It showed at 31:46 toward the end. They are facade inspectors.

[@markfromct2]

This was good. Commentary was mostly on-point thanks

[@cchawk6280]

Love the shoes on the lady with the nuclear stroller. We need rat catchers in NYC.

[@colleenkeener9412]

Four and two legged ones

[@DJKSB58]

Red Cross dogs ❤

[@jujumulligan43]

Fascinating. Very well done. It's so wonderful that these iconic, historical, bizarre and humorous photos exist for us and future viewers to enjoy. Thank you for sharing this presentation.❤❤❤

[@TheJedjud]

I am a Beatles fan now 70 years old

[@christinetrianta9185]

The small car , is now the smart car

[@Cricket2731]

The Isetta was a death trap!

[@ankavoskuilen1725]

My granddad had a car like that. I once fell out of the car when my granddad suddenly had to stop. The door opened and I fell out. I was three. A man on the pavement was so kind to get me my doll which was also on the street. I still remember it vividly and I am 66 years old now. Those cars sure were dangerous.

[@sterjulie56]

Mr. Bartholdi, the sculptor who created the Statue of Liberty in the 1800s, used his mother-in-law as the model. So, ELVIS (who was born many years later) looked like this woman!

[@martyreking5487]

I see that you made sure not to mention that in his book. Jessy Owen said he was treated better in Germany than at home in the US, even being acknowledged by Adolf but not by the President...jeez, I wonder why?

[@MegCazalet]

Why do you care about Hitler so much?

[@martyreking5487]

@@MegCazalet I dont, I just care about truth, and I'm sick of lies and propaganda...don't you? or do you just love to live in blissful ignorance like a coward?

[@MegCazalet]

@@martyreking5487 Nah, you care too much about defending Hitler and immediately called me a coward because I called you out. Gross.

[@edc6333]

@@martyreking5487 Thank you, same here.

[@mattbielefield7038]

If you care about the truth so much you should you probably do some research instead of just listening to stupidity. If you honestly think nazi Germany was a better place for blacks than the US, just know there’s no chance he would have been on the Olympic team for Germany but he was for the US. In Germany he would have been treated just like the Jews, as racially inferior and as such subject to extermination. The lefts stupidity of trying to rewrite history is astounding and idiotic but people like you just eat it up and think finally the truth is out, when you couldn’t be further from the truth.

[@lisab9541]

Loved the photos of the hero soldier dogs.

[@pioneercynthia1]

That cow/bull painting thing is genius.

[@chefscorner7063]

At 60 I've started to feel old, but seeing these even older pictures made me feel a bit better as most were from my parents generation. ;)

[@jimellis2118]

Thanks for the stories.

[@mimisimatic5387]

Amazing historical information ✌🏻

[@bushcat274]

The boy with shoes is so happy because he spends all day providing for his remaining family. Its got to suck foraging in threadbare shoes on a mountain.

[@LindaDJones-n8c]

WOW!! One picture is worth a 1000 words.

[@gardenjoy5223]

And yet, we wouldn't have understood much, without him informing us at the same time.

[@itsROMPERS...]

What is a picture of a word worth?

[@robinsonbetonbouwrobbo8847]

​@@itsROMPERS...word

[@ValTwineDeaner]

Einstein had a great pair of legs didn't he - who'd have thought!!! 😂

[@reneesalvatori1996]

@ValTwineDeaner Thinking that. Like true men can’t cross legs like that with their hips.

[@lynnhexler-haan3357]

Excuse me, the women & child running toward the camera were actually being herded towards the " showers" in reality the gas ovens. They were new arrivals ( they were obviously well nourished) They don't look remotely joyous. Next stop would see the child torn from the mother & walked left, the mother to the right. Those with younger infants remained together & entered the gas chamber. The hands joined over the wall, they are located in Ireland.

[@SophieHasADagger]

You are right about everything except for one thing fortunately, which is that this is NOT photo of people being herded to a death camp. This is actually a photo of a Nazi train liberated in April 1945. You can look it up. I do see joy on their faces, joy and disbelief. The one woman is running with her arms open free, and they are running up the hillside as they are realizing they’ve been rescued. The mother and child have even since been identified and traced; they returned home to Hungary. A very very close call.

[@neoanderson726]

Facade inspectors well that one left me scratching my head

[@tandiparent1906]

I was trying to figure out how they were inspecting anything when they weren't facing the building....1)Did they turn around for the picture? How is it they were all women when women weren't allowed to even do that kind of work at that time?🤔Curious minds want to know, lol

[@neoanderson726]

@@tandiparent1906 I was thinking it was part of the " New Deal" that gave people pretend jobs paid for by the government to help the US out of the depression . When I was a teen my first job was a park attendant at this teeny tiny asphalt park in everett ma . All I did was sit around this small park , hardly anyone came to teh park to use the few swings it was way too hot. NOw that I am aolder I realize it was a pretend job for poor teens akinda welfare that tax payers were forced to pay for ...

[@bjbobbijo5066]

Thank you for these interesting pics and their stories. 💜🙂🌻 Finding these types of videos, with their stories, helps us understand why some things are the way they are now in the present day.

[@cheleshows]

26:03 War Is Hell - Larry Wayne Chaffin 173rd Airborne Brigade Vietnam War Photograph taken June 18, 1965 by Pulitzer Prize winner Horst Faas

[@kevinkirvin2333]

Wow how much the stroller looks like a coffin!

[@user-ni9ny6ei6w]

DONT EVER FORGET WHAT THEY WERE FIGHTING FOR !!!, IT WASN’T SOCIALISM PEOPLE !!! IT WAS FREEDOM FROM SOCIALISM!!!!!.

[@jacquelineherrbach6730]

The circular motorized bike looks so cool

[@aliannarodriguez1581]

I was thinking of Tron.

[@jacquelineherrbach6730]

We are all so fortunate to live in these preciously blessed by Hand of God Jeremiah 1:5 King James Version 5 Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations. Each of us have purpose ordained by God here and now

[@malikmandour]

Sometimes I wonder if we are not living in a parallel realty.

[@chrissyakers]

These videos remind me of newsreels I’ve see as a kid, before the daily matinee began in my local movie theater or drive-ins! circa 1969-76. I lived in Germany for 11 years until 2.5 years ago. Near the Frankfurt airport is a town called Zeppelinhein, where the air ships were stored, or repaired? Now there is a wonderful museum showing the history of these fascinating ships of the sky. I’ve also been in a former Nazi tank repair shop, which was war booty won by the U.S. Military at the end of WWII. It is now an American military auto body shop, but shows signs of its former owner , in the form of silhouettes of Nazi symbols long gone. Many old buildings still do, too. Wonderful memories here & lots to learn!😊

[@BoingBB]

An iconic pic of Jesse Owens, but it wasn't of him crossing the finish line, it was at the start of the race.

[@AT-kx6fj]

16:42 - "The Statue of Liberty" was not a gift from the French people, it was a gift from the Masonic lodge in France!!! And was sent as a Goddess Mithra!!!

[@weffyj6427]

And sits on a Star Fort.

[@sawneybean8011]

Pete Best would have been the drummer of the Beatles at that time. Not Ringo Starr.

[@rachelhoward1359]

He was better looking than McCartney so it didn’t fit the narrative

[@chrisjohnson4165]

0:50 The plane is the incredible English Electric Lightning, capable of supersonic speed in a vertical climb. They could catch and overtake Concorde, and also reach 80,000 ft.

[@1badjane493]

....so what....

[@bettyh3747]

Cool

[@SophieHasADagger]

Will we ever have commercial flights with even just Concorde again abilities anytime soon?

[@chrisjohnson4165]

@@SophieHasADagger I doubt it. It was an amazing technical achievement, cost a fortune, and never made a penny.

[@Fendigirl23]

That’s so heartbreaking that they sold those children in the Great Depression they never deserved them in the first place 😢

[@compfox]

I think this was just made up to draw attetion to their bad living circumstances.

[@unconka-rebeltruth9336]

Not made up. Patents hoped that they were giving them better lives, awfully closed minded to fault them tho for the position the government put them in .

[@Lazydaisy646]

Your comment is cruel.Maybe one day you might be in the position where you cant feed your children, who knows what you might resort to .

[@texaslady61]

Selling your children did 2 things: provided money to feed the rest of the family and hopefully gave their kudsva chance at a better life.

[@andyjudd9686]

If I recall correctly, the Tesla photo is infact two exposures. Tesla did not actually sit there with those bolts shooting all around him.