Oops: The Circus magazine depicted is clearly not from 1970. My bad. And PS: Due to copyright issues I had to use a live version of American Woman by The Guess Who.
I was in 7th grade that year. A young pubescent teen, asking myself "What kind of world is this?" Here we are, in 2024, and I still ask myself the same thing!
I was a junior in High School. Viet Nam was still raging. The tragedy at Kent State and me getting close to draft age. What times those were. Once again, Fred. Bravo.
I was 14yo and blissfully ignorant about almost everything. Was just starting to like popular music and cute girls. You know, I'm a pretty lucky to have been born when I was.
Thanks for the flashback Fred. In May 1970 I was 9 years old and didn't really understand all that was going on, I almost wish I could say that now. 👍👍👍👍
I was 11 back then, and yeah, I agree 100%. And looking at the world today, well, the saying; "We've come a long way baby" feels more like a drastic change for the worse. This new age of hi-tech and AI hasn't played out as well as ppl thought.
I was 9 y.o. when the Kent State shootings happened. Wasn't exactly sure what it all meant, but, I knew it was something not good because for the first and last time ever, my Dad said "we need to say a prayer for those families." and we did at the dinner table.
It was a turbulent time and we often look back on those times as simpler and better. Simpler perhaps but not necessarily better. I guess it depends on one’s perspective. I will say the music was far better
Several months ago, I read a book about the Kent State shooting called 67 shots. The author of the book goes into detail about the type of rifle issued to national guardsmen on that day in May 1970, including how many bullets could be fired from it and the velocity and distance they could travel. The rifles the national guardsmen were given were the type of rifles used in World War II, and were not the state of the art rifle used during the Vietnam War. If they had been given those rifles, many more students would have died. After all the detailed investigations, it still wasn’t determined exactly who, if anyone ordered troops to open fire on the students.
Did the author of the book " 67 Shots " say that the guardsman where shot at ? You don't mention that . A trailer with a million dollar computer for the ROTC was burned . That's what started the protest & caused the Governor of Ohio to send the national guard to Kent State . I'll write more later ! Good Flix's !
Sad how back then, the cases of MS were very rare, but after all the "research" in the past 60 or so years, the pnly thing they've discovered was a giant increase of MS in people instead of a decrease. Wonder why? Great video, great music, love Julie Andrews!
Sadly, that wasn't the first time. In what came to be called the Ludlow Massacre, state militia in Colorado opened fire on striking coal miners and their wives and children in 1914, killing approximately 21 people.
I traveled out to AZ to go to school & a friend of mine & I stopped in at Kent State and he should me the bullet holes in the statuary. They bulldozed it all soon after
A bit of a curveball today Mr. FredFlix. I was so used to reviewing the most recent posting of the months of my middle school teen years and today with May, 1970, I'm back to being a 10-year old. But another great job, thanks for the wonderful memories.
Great compilation. How the USA survived the great upheavals of the late 60s and the 1970s is remarkable. I hope your country can get through the political/ social upheavals still to come.
The current one scares me more than the others, 2O4T, because I don't think we'll survive this one, at least not without some very bad and lasting results.
Another great trip back in time to my high school days and some fantastic memories. Thank you Fred. Your selection of events was great and the music 🎼 was the best of all time. 👍🏻❤️
Back before we were born, there was chaos in job sites (unionization), and chaos in American lands (Civil War, and independence), and invasion (of Native Americans). Chaos is nothing new, and there are always people ready to exploit it, if we give in to it.
That campus chaos was a huge factor in bringing a pointless war to an end . You might see it differently if you of draft age and 1a status at the the time.. did you serve ?
Hilarious LIFE cover at 2:04: "Spiro Agnew Knows Best" - about corruption! 🤣🤡 An interesting time-capsule of tragedy and sheer LOUDNESS, ending with Agnes Moorehead soft-selling Coffeemate and Julie Andrews urging donations to an MS charity. Wild times, baby. Wild times.
I live about 40 minutes south of Kent in Canton. I was in third grade when the shootings happened. At least we live in a country where we can publicly commemorate this tragedy, unlike China where any remembrance of the Tianamen Square massacre is suppressed.
Unfortunately, that's a lot of the America I remember (not the America I want to remember), struggling my way through puberty and assassinations and Vietnam. No internet commenters, though, comparing it to our present times as a golden age -- we did have conservative editorial pages in most of the newspapers -- it was as dirty and mean as our present times. We just see it now through different eyes. I've done a bit of research, and I still can't figure out where Agnes Moorehead got that fake British accent. She was born and raised in America. It was a shock when I saw some of her acting away from Bewitched.
I visited the Andersonville site in 2004. It was sobering, seeing it fenced off, and the holes in the ground where prisoners died of diseases and starvation. There were monuments everywhere to the Union soldiers, POWs, who died in the dirt there. But, outside, there was a memorial to Wirtz, who commanded the camp and was hung for it. None of the other Confederate rebel officers ever were.
Kent State happened the day after my 5th birthday. I remember nothing from it. Nothing good came from it either. The biggest event in my life that month in 1970 was my family moving into a new home. We moved from "Shack Town" (in Wayne, Michigan) to a fairly new home in Westland. Pop sure picked a good one. It was within walking distance to the elementary, junior high and high school. Yay (sarcasm). Frank McGee...his voice is so familiar to me. Good stuff Fred.
I wish I could have walked to school at any point, Doug. But the bus stop -- as well as the time at school before the first bell rung -- were good times to hang out with my chums.
I was three years old. This was the beginning of when my parents would take me out of the room when the news would report on Vietnam because they were fearful that they would be disturbing images.
I watched news through my childhood. I turned 7 that July. I faintly remember wounded soldiers on gurneys being carried to the Helicopters ( hueys ,baby hueys?) With loads of foliage. And sometimes shots if explosions im guessing from grenades. It never scared me. It was more like watching a movie clip. I don't think I really realized our guys were fighting in another country and dying and being injured.
When you lead off with “Marmalade”…you know it’s going to be another great video. I remember as a soon- to -be 13 year old, that this great nation of ours was fallible. Thanks for the wake up call,Fred.
Reflections of My Life gives any photo montage more meaning, Dennis. I could have run shots of toothpaste and detergent and it would given them importance. Powerful song.
Reflections of my Life in my top 5 favorite songs. I hope my mom heard it. I turned 7 that July and she died in October at 28. She looked like Marlo Thomas and Mary Tyler Moore . The hair. I have a few memories of her. Wish i had more. Her name was Billie.
I was curious about that Mississippi wrestling show and tried to see if I could recognize any of those three wrestlers, but I couldn't. It must've been some independent group, either the Calkin promotion or whatever, because the main promotion would've been Leroy McGuirk's group, which used better known wrestlers affiliated with the NWA. Oh well, the ramblings of a hopeless wrestling nerd...Bobbie Gentry left the music business behind and hasn't been heard from too often since. She was married to Jim Stafford for a bit, but they split up. I miss seeing her on TV. She was a stunner. Thanks for the special Fred!
I noticed that too ... no way they would have featured an interview with Peter Criss of Kiss at that time. But no worries, Fred -- you're cranking out a lot of these!
@@joelcda6883 I hated to mention it, really, but it really stuck out. All of Fred's 70s vids are keepers. What a great, great time. All avocado and harvest gold. Ugh.
Great show Fred, thank uou. Boy did this bring back a great memory, my brother Duke and I attended scouts every Wed night. The night Beneath the Planet of the Apes premiered at our local theater, 4-5 of us went to see it together. I can still remember us gasping when that underground cult pulled off their face masks! 😮
Some powerful moments here. And done fun ones too. Thank you for the Wink ad. My family’s favorite soft drink in those days. And the always marvelous Lara Parker!
One of your best "Specials" so far. Not all was cotton candy and unicorns though from a distance it may look so. 😶 At 9:46 Now, that date sounds *very* familiar! 🤔 Hey, and I really like the new opening. 💜🤟
@@FredFlixToo bad. I liked this one better. But hey, your channel, your rules. 🤷🏽♀️ At 9:46 - that date *is* pretty damn familiar and this is when you ask why. 🤭 💜🤟
I don't know why they're allowing the stuff I use, Forcemaster. I get a note that the copyright holder is allowing me to use the music. Then they monetize it. Three out of four of the videos get through. The fourth I have to change.
tough year for sure. i gotta do some more research on the kent u deal. clip called them "violent" protests. it was bad enough to have to call out the gaurd and not just the local cops? they fixed bayonets? yeah i'm gonna have to check that out a bit more. i've only seen one full documentary on that tragedy and i think it was on pbs so i'm sure they left some important details. thanks again my man.
I need to find a doc on that . I was too young back then to remember it. But I know little bits and pieces. I do remember Tianamin square. My only memory is seeing that boy facing down a tank. That was the most horrible sight.
@@RepentfollowJesus sorry i can't point you to a reliable doc for kent. i would just start reading as many first hand accounts i could. i think that the dude with the tank was older gentleman who was going home with food from the grocery store in two bags. wasn't a child though. nicknamed tank man.
I was in 7th grade that year. A young pubescent teen, asking myself "What kind of world is this?"
Here we are, in 2024, and I still ask myself the same thing!
Protests then of Vietnam as now protests of Israel and Palestine in 2024😢😢😢
I don't know how or where you find these treasures, but I sure appreciate it!
Thanks, Nick.
@@FredFlix 😸👍
Thanks Fred 😊
I was a junior in High School. Viet Nam was still raging. The tragedy at Kent State and me getting close to draft age. What times those were. Once again, Fred. Bravo.
I was 14yo and blissfully ignorant about almost everything. Was just starting to like popular music and cute girls. You know, I'm a pretty lucky to have been born when I was.
That young woman crouching over the shot Kent State student was only fourteen years old-I was horrified to learn that. I was fifteen.
the same thing happened at Mississippi State...State Troopers shot up the school, it got very little media coverage
I saw her on a show years ago. She was a runaway..
Thanks for the flashback Fred. In May 1970 I was 9 years old and didn't really understand all that was going on, I almost wish I could say that now.
👍👍👍👍
I was 9 years old too. I turned 10 in July of 1970. We were born in the best of times.
I, too, was young and ignorant, Robert. I didn't let the horrors of the world concern me until I approached draft age.
I was 11 back then, and yeah, I agree 100%. And looking at the world today, well, the saying; "We've come a long way baby" feels more like a drastic change for the worse. This new age of hi-tech and AI hasn't played out as well as ppl thought.
@@larrybaumer2754 You're right, Larry. Our lives are really no better, maybe worse.
@@Stephen2846 I turned 9 that Sept , those times were not the best , but things were cheap
The tragedy that took place at Kent State & those pictures of Spiro T. Agnew, not realizing how big a crook he turned out to be.
Thanks, FredFlix. 😮
Compared to the Obama, Clinton’s and Bidens he was a saint
You're welcome, Luis.
@stevend.bennett427 yeah ok...you happy you brought politics into it 🤡? People like you make it hard to enjoy a RUclips video.
@@stevend.bennett427 You have zero proof of that
I was 9 y.o. when the Kent State shootings happened. Wasn't exactly sure what it all meant, but, I knew it was something not good because for the first and last time ever, my Dad said "we need to say a prayer for those families." and we did at the dinner table.
That's interesting, Nunetc.
I graduated 🎓 high school 14 May 1970 and 20 July i was in the Marine Corps. No more taking it easy.
Semper Fi, Devil Dog!
Semper Fi Marines. I started my USMC career in the 70s also. Retired after 22 years in 1995.
It was a turbulent time and we often look back on those times as simpler and better. Simpler perhaps but not necessarily better. I guess it depends on one’s perspective. I will say the music was far better
Several months ago, I read a book about the Kent State shooting called 67 shots. The author of the book goes into detail about the type of rifle issued to national guardsmen on that day in May 1970, including how many bullets could be fired from it and the velocity and distance they could travel. The rifles the national guardsmen were given were the type of rifles used in World War II, and were not the state of the art rifle used during the Vietnam War. If they had been given those rifles, many more students would have died. After all the detailed investigations, it still wasn’t determined exactly who, if anyone ordered troops to open fire on the students.
Good info, CM.
Did the author of the book " 67 Shots " say that the guardsman where shot at ? You don't mention that . A trailer with a million dollar computer for the ROTC was burned . That's what started the protest & caused the Governor of Ohio to send the national guard to Kent State . I'll write more later ! Good Flix's !
Sad how back then, the cases of MS were very rare, but after all the "research" in the past 60 or so years, the pnly thing they've discovered was a giant increase of MS in people instead of a decrease. Wonder why? Great video, great music, love Julie Andrews!
Thanks, lorimidwife.
Something is going on..My wife has MS..I dont wish it on anyone..
Perhaps it's because after all these years we actually know how to diagnose it better?
I was ' misdiagnosed ' with MS in 1985. Still struggling, but ...???
It's just like with autism with improved knowledge means better diagnosis.
The kids that were shot were not even protesting. One girl was 100 yrds away. All lawsuits were dismissed. SMH.
No global warming and no mass extinctions. At twelve in 1970 every relative I knew was still alive. Now I talk to youtube..lol.
Me too. I talk to youtube.
All I hate about your flix, IS THE END!
good work Fred, keep
Thanks, yosephyisrael.
Kent state shouldnt of happened 😢😢😢
I was born Jan 7,72. I remember the feel of the seventies.
One of your very best evocations of the past, Fred. Damn, I had forgotten what a babe Julie Sommars was. Agnew was Nixon's proxy for what he thought.
Thanks, Robert.
It was the beginning of the end for our country, when our soldiers fired upon civilians. 🥺
Sadly, that wasn't the first time. In what came to be called the Ludlow Massacre, state militia in Colorado opened fire on striking coal miners and their wives and children in 1914, killing approximately 21 people.
@@tomripsin730 I didn't know that... thanks for the info!
When Angelique appeared, I was afraid the Dream Curse had begun anew. 7:57 😅
Lara Parker was so beautiful. I remember the Wink commercial very well, although I never got to sample the drink itself.
What an unbelievable time that was...thank you Fred.
You're welcome, Tom.
Excellent time capsule scrapbook. Great, informative, appropriate clips all. Thanks Freddy. Love this series!
Much appreciated, Professor.
The photograph on the cover of Newsweek is etched in my memory. On a lighter note, the AC Delco "pleasurizers" seems like a sex toy.
OH yeah when are you going to start selling T-shirts? I'm looking forward to a Fred Flix T-shirt 😊
Idea!
I traveled out to AZ to go to school & a friend of mine & I stopped in at Kent State and he should me the bullet holes in the statuary. They bulldozed it all soon after
Ty for the flashback..I was 2 when Kent State happened..I like George C. Scott as an actor and director!
Same age here
Fredflix,AMERICANA TIMECAPSULE.
Thanks, Eli.
Four Dead in Ohio
The music brings back so many memories! Thank you very much.
You're welcome, Jan.
Another great time capsule. Thanks Mr. Fred!
You're welcome, Dave.
Nice music again, wink wink 😊
Thanks, Rolf.
FOUR DEAD IN OH HI O.
This channel is so very AWESOME! THANX,Fred!👍💓🤗✌️
You're welcome, KSF!
A bit of a curveball today Mr. FredFlix. I was so used to reviewing the most recent posting of the months of my middle school teen years and today with May, 1970, I'm back to being a 10-year old. But another great job, thanks for the wonderful memories.
Keeping you on your toes, Dwayne.
@@FredFlix - I love it, thanks.
Great compilation.
How the USA survived the great upheavals of the late 60s and the 1970s is remarkable.
I hope your country can get through the political/ social upheavals still to come.
The current one scares me more than the others, 2O4T, because I don't think we'll survive this one, at least not without some very bad and lasting results.
@@FredFlixand it's gotten more scary since this video was released here in late July 2024
Another great trip back in time to my high school days and some fantastic memories. Thank you Fred. Your selection of events was great and the music 🎼 was the best of all time. 👍🏻❤️
Thanks a lot, Ralph.
I thought the car commercial was hilarious! 😂 Thank u Fred!❤
You're welcome, Chantelle.
Sad to think that all this chaos on campuses started back then and has now gotten so out of control. We have learned nothing.
100 percent correct, Bridget.
Yes we did learn something. Most of the progressive ideas injected sent us backwards
Back before we were born, there was chaos in job sites (unionization), and chaos in American lands (Civil War, and independence), and invasion (of Native Americans). Chaos is nothing new, and there are always people ready to exploit it, if we give in to it.
That campus chaos was a huge factor in bringing a pointless war to an end . You might see it differently if you of draft age and 1a status at the the time.. did you serve ?
@@edwinwise6751 Me? No. As I entered college the draft ended. Whew!
Forget Road & Track. They sucked. And all the cool print that wasn't published in "Car & Driver" was sold to "Motor Trend".
My dad was wounded in Cambodia on May 5 1970. The day after The Kent State protests about the Americans going into Cambodia.
Hilarious LIFE cover at 2:04: "Spiro Agnew Knows Best" - about corruption! 🤣🤡 An interesting time-capsule of tragedy and sheer LOUDNESS, ending with Agnes Moorehead soft-selling Coffeemate and Julie Andrews urging donations to an MS charity. Wild times, baby. Wild times.
Nixon gambled with Cambodian lives, and millions lost!
A friend of mine was killed in Nam a few days later.
I'm sorry
The sixties ended at Kent State,,,,, now it’s a parking lot
I live about 40 minutes south of Kent in Canton. I was in third grade when the shootings happened. At least we live in a country where we can publicly commemorate this tragedy, unlike China where any remembrance of the Tianamen Square massacre is suppressed.
Unfortunately, that's a lot of the America I remember (not the America I want to remember), struggling my way through puberty and assassinations and Vietnam. No internet commenters, though, comparing it to our present times as a golden age -- we did have conservative editorial pages in most of the newspapers -- it was as dirty and mean as our present times. We just see it now through different eyes.
I've done a bit of research, and I still can't figure out where Agnes Moorehead got that fake British accent. She was born and raised in America. It was a shock when I saw some of her acting away from Bewitched.
This was not a great time it was, thank you, Fred.
I took me a few seconds to "get" your comment, Matthew.
Bookends
Genius message
The 1970's was an awesome decade for so many reasons I can't enumerate them.
Totally cool Fred thank you so much
07:48 I wonder if this is where they got the idea for that Phil Hartman character on SNL.
Oh no! Captain Kirk overacting in Civil War times?! Haha!
I thought that was Denny Crane.
I visited the Andersonville site in 2004. It was sobering, seeing it fenced off, and the holes in the ground where prisoners died of diseases and starvation. There were monuments everywhere to the Union soldiers, POWs, who died in the dirt there. But, outside, there was a memorial to Wirtz, who commanded the camp and was hung for it. None of the other Confederate rebel officers ever were.
Kent State happened the day after my 5th birthday. I remember nothing from it. Nothing good came from it either. The biggest event in my life that month in 1970 was my family moving into a new home. We moved from "Shack Town" (in Wayne, Michigan) to a fairly new home in Westland. Pop sure picked a good one. It was within walking distance to the elementary, junior high and high school. Yay (sarcasm).
Frank McGee...his voice is so familiar to me. Good stuff Fred.
I wish I could have walked to school at any point, Doug. But the bus stop -- as well as the time at school before the first bell rung -- were good times to hang out with my chums.
I was born in May 1970
It was a perfect happy day.
Wink,wink
Another great flashback in time. Kudos Fred 👍
I was three years old. This was the beginning of when my parents would take me out of the room when the news would report on Vietnam because they were fearful that they would be disturbing images.
I watched news through my childhood. I turned 7 that July. I faintly remember wounded soldiers on gurneys being carried to the Helicopters ( hueys ,baby hueys?) With loads of foliage. And sometimes shots if explosions im guessing from grenades. It never scared me. It was more like watching a movie clip. I don't think I really realized our guys were fighting in another country and dying and being injured.
When you lead off with “Marmalade”…you know it’s going to be another great video. I remember as a soon- to -be 13 year old, that this great nation of ours was fallible. Thanks for the wake up call,Fred.
Reflections of My Life gives any photo montage more meaning, Dennis. I could have run shots of toothpaste and detergent and it would given them importance. Powerful song.
@@FredFlix You better believe it Fred!
9:34 GP?
Reflections of my Life in my top 5 favorite songs. I hope my mom heard it. I turned 7 that July and she died in October at 28. She looked like Marlo Thomas and Mary Tyler Moore . The hair. I have a few memories of her. Wish i had more. Her name was Billie.
Sorry about your loss at such a young age.
@@FredFlix thank you ,Fred
I was curious about that Mississippi wrestling show and tried to see if I could recognize any of those three wrestlers, but I couldn't. It must've been some independent group, either the Calkin promotion or whatever, because the main promotion would've been Leroy McGuirk's group, which used better known wrestlers affiliated with the NWA. Oh well, the ramblings of a hopeless wrestling nerd...Bobbie Gentry left the music business behind and hasn't been heard from too often since. She was married to Jim Stafford for a bit, but they split up. I miss seeing her on TV. She was a stunner. Thanks for the special Fred!
The four gentlemen in the ad are Klondike Bill,Cisco Grimaldo,Treacherous Phillips and Ox Baker....2 out of 3 falls tag team match..
@@danparker1976 Heard of Treach, longtime AWA jobber. Shoulda recognized Ox. Heard of the other two but never saw them. Thanks!
Sure thing, Ernest. Yeah, Bobbie was voluptuous!
5:44 Well, that Circus mag is certainly not from 1970. There was no Van Halen at that time, except at Muir HS. in Pasadena.
I noticed that too ... no way they would have featured an interview with Peter Criss of Kiss at that time. But no worries, Fred -- you're cranking out a lot of these!
@@joelcda6883 I hated to mention it, really, but it really stuck out. All of Fred's 70s vids are keepers. What a great, great time. All avocado and harvest gold. Ugh.
Yeah, I don't know how that got in there, CAM.
@@joelcda6883 Maybe I'm working too fast, Joel. Hate making a mistake like that.
@@FredFlix Somebody snuck it in when you wasn't lookin'! (Pardon the grammar. Been watching Foghorn Leghorn this morning.)
How many people remember Little River Marina on Lake Weiss Alabama back in those days? When it was just beginning ❤
Great show Fred, thank uou. Boy did this bring back a great memory, my brother Duke and I attended scouts every Wed night. The night Beneath the Planet of the Apes premiered at our local theater, 4-5 of us went to see it together. I can still remember us gasping when that underground cult pulled off their face masks! 😮
I was nearly 13 and yeah there was some bad stuff going on but there was a ton good stuff going on. I loved it.
👍👍👍👍
you do a great job, good music and memories of my 14 year old self. thank you
I picked up the entire Let It Be session...90 plus CDs
bittersweet year : last Beatles album but 1st Black Sabbath
American Woman and that Supergirl comic cover! Nice montage that strikes like lightning! The 70s has arrived indeed! Cool man…very groovy man!
Far out, HP!
Some powerful moments here. And done fun ones too. Thank you for the Wink ad. My family’s favorite soft drink in those days. And the always marvelous Lara Parker!
Glad you enjoyed it, Allyson.
The month I turned 5. 😅
Thanks Fred 👍
I was nine.
I always look forward to your videos. keep up the good work
Much appreciated, Josh.
👍
One of your best "Specials" so far. Not all was cotton candy and unicorns though from a distance it may look so. 😶
At 9:46 Now, that date sounds *very* familiar! 🤔
Hey, and I really like the new opening. 💜🤟
Well, that's a one time thing, Mercedes, because I don't want to use a copyrighted song so often.
@@FredFlixToo bad. I liked this one better. But hey, your channel, your rules. 🤷🏽♀️
At 9:46 - that date *is* pretty damn familiar and this is when you ask why. 🤭 💜🤟
@@FredFlix... or not. 🤷🏽♀️ Never mind. 💜🤟
Thanks Fred, for another great video! It was a very good year, sort of.
Well, I enjoyed it, CN, though I was only 15 living in a rural suburb.
@@FredFlix At least the music was good, I thought.
I don't know how you use ANY music! I use 5 seconds of music and I get struck down.
I don't know why they're allowing the stuff I use, Forcemaster. I get a note that the copyright holder is allowing me to use the music. Then they monetize it. Three out of four of the videos get through. The fourth I have to change.
Wasn't wink. Soda something like squirt soda...grapefruit flavored
Yes it was. I remember it and liked it very well. I was 11 about this time and for quite awhile my mother invariably drank it.
tough year for sure. i gotta do some more research on the kent u deal. clip called them "violent" protests. it was bad enough to have to call out the gaurd and not just the local cops? they fixed bayonets? yeah i'm gonna have to check that out a bit more. i've only seen one full documentary on that tragedy and i think it was on pbs so i'm sure they left some important details. thanks again my man.
I think they still don't know who fired the first shot, S&D. But then mob mentality took over.
I need to find a doc on that . I was too young back then to remember it. But I know little bits and pieces. I do remember Tianamin square. My only memory is seeing that boy facing down a tank. That was the most horrible sight.
@@FredFlixeducational vids beyond fun times, Fred. 😊
@@RepentfollowJesus sorry i can't point you to a reliable doc for kent. i would just start reading as many first hand accounts i could. i think that the dude with the tank was older gentleman who was going home with food from the grocery store in two bags. wasn't a child though. nicknamed tank man.
@@scottanddebranelson8419 I found some. Thanks.