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Did the Mormon Founders Murder William Morgan? ruclips.net/user/livekbDknBrbFkc?feature=share

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This is great… except these particular hangings took place in Niagara Square, not Lafayette Square - despite what those old newspaper headlines say

Why was it a financial failure?

Definitely tartarian buildings

I felt sick as soon as i saw that in pieces.

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Even the demolition photos look modified/falsified... becuase those materials are not what would be used for temporary structures. This was a psyop from start to finish, a controlled demolition of atmospheric energy technology used to create and use electricity.

Who is William Morgan, and WHY is he important in Mormonism? ruclips.net/user/liveLlbOMhDGUEE?feature=share

Their compass, the G, is at the Denver airport. Many believe that Freemasons worship the devil. Then I learned about the disappearance of William Morgan. Making the DIA even more eerie..

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Il never understand why they didn't leave him in the swamp,there is still a million places between Batavia and the fort do disappear someone.

They destroy them because they were built during the 1000 Year rein of Jesus. Lucifer is now released from the bottomless pit. So he is destroying the beauty that was created during his internment in the pit. We all think the 1000 years hasn't yet occured. This is the " Great Deception ". Any idiot can enforce people to take the mark of the beast. A coin with Neros head on it. Without it you couldn't buy or sell. Not many know the Statue of liberty has broken chain's at it's feet. The platform was built high to prevent them being so obviously seen

Great video!

Covering up real history

I thought it was called the round s, not the "short s". The round s was also used at the end of syllables or compound elements. For example, misſpell or disſatiſfy.

Its a crime against humanity thats what it is

The letters U and V used to function similarly. In many cases, “under” was spelled “vnder” and “love” was spelled “loue”.

I wish there was more information about the Jill's and the various mascots, especially in the 1960s/70s. They always seem to be the forgotten part of any team history.

I have fond memories of Buffalo,New York & a few of the reasons is because when i was playing minor hockey for my small town of St.Marys,Ontario, Canada🇨🇦 which is roughly a 40min drive to London,Ontario,Canada. Anyways when i was in midget of the minor hockey system we went to Buffalo,New York for a tournament which was held at the Buffalo Sabres practice arena which was a double rink maybe more?! Anyways i’ll never forget how clumsy the boards/glass were compared to most Canadian rinks that was like running into a brick wall lol, but i think the clumsy boards/glass in Buffalo was a good thing actually which gave way & reduced injuries i would imagine. My favourite team the Winnipeg Jets & player growing up was the late #10 Dale Hawerchuk who had been traded to Buffalo shortly before we played there. We absolutely steam rolled those American teams & i remember the players/parents being in awe of us as to how organized & fast we played. I remember over hearing one of the coaches saying that we were a measuring stick to their American players & how advanced we were & that’s something i’ve never forgot.

Quite a tall tale.

mud flooded old world structures

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I lived in Buffalo from 1951-1981, and I remember John Young's Wings and Things well (along with Scottie's Steakhouse). These two restaurants were Jefferson Avenue staples. Great program. Thank you for all the information and memories.

Many comment on why we don't build such buildings today. Part of the reason is the proportion of building costs spent on electrical and HVAC systems is way higher today versus in those days where it was often practically nil. Now a days HVAC and electrical are two of the largest items in the construction budget. Secondly, these buildings deteriorate at almost the same pace as modern buildings if they haven't been maintained. And many better built buildings were torn down as renovations and upgrades were cost prohibitive. Third would be the massive amount of government labor and building regulations we have today adds significantly to buildings costs. Also, these buildings were not built well. I have experience in the exposition industry and I always like to say "Don't look behind the drape." The façade that people see is the most important, no different than movie sets.

I don’t know what to believe, Watching as it materializes, gauging the audacity.

You are just parroting a narrative. you have no idea who built these grand buildings.

It's a tragedy that they didn't invest maybe 5 to 10 percent more when they built all these expositions... make the frames metal instead of wood and the facades terra cotta instead of staff... they could have lasted indefinitely... St.louis, Buffalo, Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco, etc... all would have had glorious absolutely gorgeous districts i. Their cities for Museums, convention centers, parks, etc... with some of the best architecture in history... Sand Diego was able to save a large percentage of the buildings of their exhibition and it was a smaller one, but it is the jewel of the city, their best park with the most beautiful buildings and the top stop for tourists... Imagine if every city had one... in addition to have saved more of our other historic architecture amd old transit systems, it would have made us a vastly different, amd better nation.

My son in laws last name and he's from buffalo I wonder if somehow related I have two granddaughters with that last name

Thank you for this one

William Morgan was probably a pseudonym.

Really interesting stuff! Excellent 🙏 thank you!

Thanks. Its very important to share

I see stuff like this and just wonder what it would be like to go back in time and tell people: "In the not too distant future, everyone will pronounce that character like an F and these publications you're making will totally confuse and disorient even skilled English speakers" just to see them laugh me out of the room. 😆

Bastards hung me in the spring of twenty five lyrics from highwaymen

I have read the books Buffalo: home of the brave and The Curse which is about the Braves/Clippers franchise. Fascinating reads. Buffalo Braves are easily one of the biggest "what if?" teams in sports history. I have a few questions for any fan or media type that can answer this: 1. It is crystal clear that the ownership by year four of Jack Ramsey as the coach was trying to move the franchise. The inability for the Braves to have weekend games at the Aud was frankly unreal and the fact a lowly local college could block them out is mind boggling. Considering the team sold McAdoo, Jim Mcmillian and others for nothing but cash was it obvious at that time the owners were trying to get under the 5k season ticket holder deal with the city to get out of the arena lease? 2. If it was that obvious then and I have to think it was...was there any kind of effort to stop them from moving? I know other teams asked the NBA commish to stop the McAdoo "trade" to the Knicks because it was so blatantly insane to trade a two time MVP and three time scoring champion for nothing but money. Did the local fans go bananas over this? I am old enough to remember seeing my Hawks play in 1979 as a three year old so I'm an old fan myself. I try to think about in today's game if a team tried to do this. Imagine the Nuggets trading Jokic for nothing but cash to try and kill the fanbase to get out of town. It would be bonkers. 3. If Eddie D doesn't get hurt and stay healthy what would his career have been? Jack Ramsey swears he was never the same after his knee injury so his amazing rookie season and early second year potential was never realized. My dad loved watching the Braves play and said the only player he has EVER seen that could pass and move the ball like Eddie D was Jason Williams "White Chocolate" that played for the Kings and Grizz and other teams. 4. In only eight years of existence the Braves had three rookie of the years, a guy with two MVPs and three time scoring champion and one of the greatest head coaches ever in Jack Ramsey. Why didn't the NBA fight harder to keep the Braves in Buffalo? If Snyder didn't bungle things and they stayed patient that team would have won at least one title in the 1970's. It was clear they were finally starting to catch up on an aging Celtics roster. 5. Will Buffalo ever get another NBA franchise? The Bills and Sabres have fanatical fanbases in Buffalo. The Braves attendance despite not having weekend games (I can't understate how financially suicidal it was for a NBA team to not have this) was excellent. I would think that a new expansion team in Buffalo would be welcomed and do well. But are there still hard feelings about the Braves that local fans wouldn't support? Appreciate any old Braves fan or media guy or NBA die hard like myself that wants to answer these questions. Thanks for the great roundtable. I have to add I think the Buffalo Braves had some of the greatest jerseys in NBA history. Those orange with stripes jerseys or the home white with the stripes are simply amazing. The light blue jerseys were also great.

The narrative they give you are lies...they destroyed those buildings and all buildings like it around the world to hide a previous advanced technological civilization who had free energy.

Why would they destroy it? Never understand

Thank you for keeping & holding the Truth in the Here & Now! 💙🪶🤘

Wow, crazy story! I wonder if William Morgan left any decedents in WNY? I knew someone with that name, from a town north of Batavia, he looked just like him.

Awesome, my great Aunt Catherine was connected to McVans somehow. Jimmy Hendrix played at McVans in 1965.

I remember watching them in their first season and entire buffalo run

I won a Monsters of the Gridiron starter cap during the 1994 contest.

It all looks beautiful but apparently looks like wood and plaster/crete for short term use - would not of lasted many years, especially in the harsh Buffalo NY winters.

St Peter turns his back on Christ.

A white father… lol

What is the bunny eared thing on the right?

Is there a way for someone to view these photos upclose, as well as the sheet music online? Please let me know.

Excellent video! I'm interested in reading his books.

Great story. Thanks for posting.