This 1000 Year Old Body Of A Woman Preserved In Bloody Red Liquid BAFFLED Experts!
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2021
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Edith cook died of starvation at the age of three and her body was taken to a donated plot for abandon children. Also why do you never show the actual photos of your stories but a bunch of random ones.
Also how could those lead cubes have been found magnet fishing? Leads not magnetic. And how did they know who the girl was? They would have had to check thousands of people to find her DNA match... it ALL sounds fishy to me. I agree with them constantly showing the same stock footage for all their stories. Where's the real pictures if these are real reports?
@@Him57 -- DNA matching uses all criminal DNA databases *AND* all genealogy DNA records as well. So anyone who pays $100 to get their DNA analysis is now part of the database. At this point more then 60% of the people in the US have their DNA recorded.
Stock images $20 mo for unlimited on Adobe
Because they don’t have the rights to it
Yes these photos knock me off I lose interest.
Imagine being dead 100’s or thousands of years then dug up and displayed for all to see. I hope I look my best by then
Lol yess indeed
im sure you will :D i hope we all do
I hope while you are alive you are looking your best !! 😂
Agreed👍👍
Thats how I wanna go
Last I heard about the Ming woman was they cannot identify the components of that red mummification liquid. Whatever it’s made of it’s extraordinary because she’s perfectly preserved. Lots of good documentaries from that discovery
Yeah, it’s water and cinnabar.
Looks like water, cinnebar and blood. Hope she wasn't buried alive or something.
@Chris Dooley, where did you find this information? I'd like to research more myself I love this type of stuff!
Watch Ask A Mortician's video on this, fascinating stuff and actually explains how you can even tell her blood type due to the level of preservation
I believe the woman was identified as Lady D. From the Ming dynasty, and there are videos made about her
I found an old green glass jar with a rotten wood lid in the foundation of an old house. The jar was full of Indian Head pennies, Barber dimes, a few silver quarters and 11 Morgan dollars. Still have them all. Probably someones life savings.
Sell em for good amount of money
Enjoy before u cant
@@Dkthearn yea
I've never heard of barber dimes, so I'm gonna look them up to see what they look like. Learn something new everyday, thanks man!
Can you make a video about it 😮
The weirdest thing I have ever found was in my backyard I was just digging a random hole for fun and I found a pre-historic sea shell
Very cool
That's pretty awesome actually
Terrible excuse for information. ZERO info was given on the "blood-red liquid" found with the Chinese tomb... Then some of the information cited was just plain wrong. Geez have a little respect for the art of reporting. What a waste of time.
@Julie Hobbs Corpse Marinade.
@@StinkFingerr Of course! Duh.. how could I be so dense?.? 🤭 You nailed it! 😊
Imagine dying, being buried, and chillin, just to be dug up and put on display in a museum...
Imagine that!🙄
At least you'll feel appreciated ☺
@@kianaasmr3389 Not wrong
The dead dont care about any of that, once you are dead, why would you care where, or if, you are buried. The mere thought of the dead caring about such a mundane thing is ridiculous.
Right so disappointed 😔
I Have a slice of bread from the Civil War...it was called hardtack. It was in a wooden box belonging to my great great grandfather along with some buttons and medals... why he saved it no one knows.
Hey, I saved lollipop wrappers and random plants in school- I wouldn't put it past our ancestors to collect weird things for the heck of it lol
Hard tack is awsome..that's cool u still have it
My guess would be as a reminder of what he lived through. There's probably many days where hardtack was all he had to eat. I don't know how much you've read up on the history of hardtack, specifically during the Civil War, many times it was infested with bugs, they still had to eat it cuz that was all they had. They did their best to make it palatable, dipping it in coffee, or if nothing else river water to soften it. The soldiers hated it but it was common food for soldiers cuz it lasts for years, it could be shipped to troops hundreds of miles without spoiling. At the 1913 50 year anniversary of Gettysburg, hardtack was given to the veterans as a memento of their time on the battlefield, that shows you how memorable hardtack would have been.
@@thecincinnatichick great comment..those men and women of the civil wars and all wars went through alot of tuff things and times.its unimaginable to most today ..its far from most Americans comfy lives..its amazing so.thing like hardtack can be so interesting and informative not to mention a symbol of strength and resilience. 👍👍💚👍👍😎
@@joshuataft5541, I'm a history nerd, I find the history of food fascinating. In the modern world it's hard for us to realize how spoiled we are and just how good we have it. If ya just look up some pioneer recipes, roasted skunk, possum stew, etc., ya realize on the frontier folks ate what they could forage, hunt or trap. That narrowed your options....I dunno, I enjoy learning about the past. Human history is so damn interesting.
The craziest thing I found was my mom's light saber in her sock drawer and now I'm older I realized what it is and I'm still traumatized and I will go to the Grave dramatized
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That's so funny. Who told you it was a light sabre?
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Did u sniff or lick it be honest.
Or both is your name edipus? By any chance?
Omg... that really is something you can’t unsee 😂🙈😂
I was walking through a dense tree area at my grandparents house when I was 14. I found a rusted truck of some kind and found a bag in its trunk with jewerly inside (It was all rather gross with the bag drenched for however long and moldy. I opened it on a dare from my sister)
several gold and diamond rings, 4 neclaces, and a few braclets. We still have them
Jewelry heist?
@@jackiemack8653 I don't think so. There wasn't enough to be a heist. Would of been a cool addition to the story
When l was about 12 my family stayed at my uncle's house while our new house was being built. I was digging in his garden and found a brass candelabra. My uncle said l could keep it and my dad got it professionally polished for me. 50 years later l still treasure it and it's a nice reminder of both of them. It's quite small and looks like it's probably one of a pair, I'd love to know more about it but it has no markings on it.
Was this house in the south? If so, it may have buried during Civil War. Lots of people buried their treasures, valuables etc in their yard to keep Union soldiers from taking them. Bet the candelabras mate is buried nearby. If the land still is in your family happy hunting. 😊
@@stephaniehowell1109 Would LOVE to have stumbled across something like that! Have heard of some amazing finds in America and England. This was in New Zealand in the 1970s. Unfortunately my (Great) Uncle died a few months later and the house was sold by his family soon after. 😁
When I saw the picture it looked like the mummy’s hand was a turtle head. The real mystery of the cubes is how lead cubes were picked up with a magnet.
BINGO. Lead isn't magnetic, sooooo....?
Lol. Exactly what l was thinking too.
I saw the same thing at first. Optical illusion. Hand with a big ring in finger.
Sorry...on finger.
My thoughts exactly
The craziest that I have found by accident...
Accidentally found my dad and mom doing the business when I was a child 😖,
🤦🏻♀️
Oh no
I found a raccoon 🦝
Traumatic and never erased out of one's mind! I saw back in 1984 when I left home aged 17 my very camp/ gay neighbour banging hell out of the rear end of a policeman in full uniform ..still wearing his British proper hard hat helmet..it was banging against the wall !.Lol..I.walked in to the scene whilst smoking a huge joint '& my neighbour said ' This is Police Constable .***** he's married with three kids and he won't be saying anything about you smoking a bit of pit!'.. I.passed him the joint & walked out stunned !
Yeah...never have an open house policy of you're sharing the house with crazy friends 😂😂😂
Pot..not pit damn auto correct !😠
Those writings are called Yantras they're composed of divine mathematical codes with sanskrit alpha numerics. Love ❤and support 🙏 from India
Omg that’s first people stuff!!
@Arique Sousa no you got your info wrong about my nation..the truth is we have been ravaging vid as I'm typing this each day 8,600,000 of my people are being vaccinated everyday by our own made 2 types of vaccines and aslo the vaccines shared with us by our awesome allied nations not only that we are constantly sharing and donating our vaccines namely COVIDSHIELD and COVAX with rest of the world too and our recovery rate is at 96.66%...may Mahadev shower his blessings on you and your family and safegaurd you🙏
Likely to England by way of Vikings.
I need to know more
Lead is non ferrous therefore not magnetic and objects can't float to the bottom of a body of water, that's sinking
He didn't fish them out with a magnet, he removed them from the water by hand.
But yeh, sinking and floating to very different things.
Uhhhm. Lead is like thee MOST magnetic metal el oh el
The mummification “workshop” is a goldmine for sure! That’s an amazing find.
There is a large Hindu community in England. The river Thames is full of Hindu offerings thrown in over the years, and other rivers. That’s not much of a mystery.
Comforting to know lots of lead objects thrown in the river Thames
@@jackiemack8653 That's not even everything..not at all.
How did the magnet get a bunch of lead cubes?
@@sherlockbonez It didn't, his hands did.
@@sherlockbonez this is what I was going to post. Being that lead is not magnetic and all....
Can u imagine digging in your back yard and finding a 200 year old body in a coffin?
Truely an amazing show. I always wanted to be an Archaeologists as a child, but my father told me to not pursuit this as he believed that everything is dug up... truely hope that ur show will be light to the non stop findings of ancient and old artifacts, hope new and young generations will continue their dreams
If i undersyood what archeolgy truly was i would have done this. When they exclude treasure hunting, looking for earth history artifactsm visiting other countries...i would have signed up
SAME. I enrolled in my pre recs for archaeology and my dad had a fit. He told me I'd be living in a tent eating out of a can of beans with a bunch of old men. I honestly didn't think that sounded terrible but he made his point.
Even here.... but it's my mom who oppose it.. She's say its more like a men job's.... maybe some girls might be there but its not appropriate for women to do it.... lol... by watching this kinda videos I'm always regretting
Same here as well. Still Fascinated.
Why did the Songhee pillar look exactly like an Easter Island statue?
Its fake. The carver came forward as SOON as the pillar was on our local news. Vancouver island news and Chek news. Not sure why origins said he couldn't be reached our news even shared photos of him carving it and it finished.. he carved it right down the rd from where it was found...
@@idaValkyrie the pillar didn't look very old but you can't always tell
@@snowmiaow ya he made it in 2017 I believe the news article says.. Doesn't take long for algae to grow. Real b.c indigenous history is the 14 000 yr old village they found. Its Absolutely amazing 🥰
The real craving did look kinda like Easter Island heads
The modern guy who made it must have been to Easter Island. Lol.
Can we just appreciate that these videos still keep coming even with everything thants going on in the world
I FINALLY FIGERED OUT HOW TO COMMENT ON OUTHERS THINGS!!!!!!and yes, what you said is something we should be appreciating.
@@nandanagrandhi3778"I finally figured* out, how to comment on other* things or other's* things"
Yesss ❤️
Okay grammar nazi. You really have nothing to do but to criticize random people's thoughts and opinions.. ur a real winner
DISTRACTION TACTIC. PROGRAMMING. CONTROL.
The second story? Throw that sh*t back, I know y’all seen enough of horror movies. What if they’re not prayer blocks and y’all just released Cthulhu???
😆🤣😂
I was thinking the same thing! Those blocks could be cursed...
" Hi, it's Katrina! " and my 2020 induced anxiety and depression begins to fade every time
Same!!!🥰
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I am also a Katrina... 💜✨
Yeah the craziest thing I've ever found.... A dollar in a purse I had forgotten about... Btw if that's never happened to you it's the greatest feeling ever 😂😂
.......EVER!!!!!
Btw, imagine finding a few hundred bucks! Apparently, I used to stash money for safe keeping but would forget I did so I would find random stashes of a few hundred dollars! Huhhh I could really use a find rt now lol
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Finding lost money, no matter how much, is always best when you're completely broke, then it's the best feeling ever
I left a $20 bill In a tool pocket of a pair old black dickies work pants that was too loose for my size at the time in 08, found the cash folded in half 5-7 years later , I am now using the pants for work now they are able fit me
And these people find jewels and all these crazy artifacts
, then if I’m lucky I find a rock
We were digging a hole in our backyard for a deep well construction. It was about 60ft deep when we pulled out a piece of rope. We don't know how old it is. But what a rope is doing down there on a what we thought of as an undistrubed piece of land is kind of interesting.
Hey Katrina. In my little bit of research that I’ve done in the past, New York in certain places was kind of swampy. So they would take ships that could not be repaired and they would sink them on top of each other in areas that needed to be filled instead of dropping stones or dirt. Then they would place stones and dirt on top of the ship. So that may be what happened in the case of the Ground Zero mystery.
When my dad died one of the few things I got was a rock he found in his Tennessee (Lyles) backyard. It had a fossil of a crynome, 2 inches long, (looks like a big worm) that lived on ocean bottoms. Weird to think millions of years ago Tennessee was at bottom of ocean. Thanks, daddy. I treasure it. 💖
Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere?!!!
@@annetteveronica9423 No need to be sorry. I just today saw your response. (Bc of trolls, I turned off notifications but sometimes go thru them to see if I want to read any...& saw yours.) Your name doesn't ring a bell. Possibly we have a mutual friend? That would cause that. Anyway, nice to "meet ya" & wish you the BEST!!! ✌
Watching from South Sudan.... The youngest country in Africa and the world
That’s awesome buddy!
What makes Sudan so important being a 3rd world very poor country?
And I'm watching from Norway.
A fairly old country in the world and one of the oldest in Europe.
Since 872
@@supportyourtroopsathletes6460 I'm watching from a stinking rich 1st world country. What makes us so important?
@@fuqupal .. what does then? At the end of the day, just because a country is wealthy and or poor does not mean all their citizens are at all. it makes nobody special.
When we were still children, my brother and I discovered used sanitary napkins that we grossly unwrapped. We really don't have any idea about it at that time. 😑🤢🤮🥴
Ay Grabe 🤮
Where I'm from, a napkin is another word for a serviette. In other words a paper towel for wiping off food from your mouth and hands after you ate.
So at first I thought what you said wasn't that bad the realized that you meant napkins put in babies which are called nappies in my country or better known as diapers
@@jarrodcollins22 she was talking about a pad...known in america for using when a women has her period
for some reason that one struck me as hilarious!
it happened to me also i also found the same thing and i really do not know what it is until i reached the age of 13..and i needed to use that thing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think the cubes found in England were used like tarot cards, so as to see ones future.
You may very well be correct but hard saying.
@@supportyourtroopsathletes6460 its not that hard saying, they are called Navagraha yantra and still used. You can Google them buddy. Most likely because England ruled India for some time, some Englishman or woman connected to the culture in some way and they found their way to England.
@@Eclipse1369 the British Immigration much like Canadian immigration has always been very weak. There is loopholes in American law also but not as bad so I know what you are saying is true.
4:04 “..when at some point it Sank and Floated to the bottom of the river.” Say whaaa?
Right, I was wondering the same thing. Well, that and in the story of the cubes that were said to be made of lead and found while magnet fishing. The problem is that lead is nonmagnetic so they had to have had some iron in them too. ✌️
Me too, me too.....lol
While working in the west Euphrates river valley in Iraq, I found a pristine hand ax that dated back 1.8 to 2 million years. A team of sociologists who were doing ethnographic research with the Tzidi people helped me display it. Ultimately, many universities and museums wanted it. In the end, an unmarked white car from the Iraqui division of history and antiquities confiscated it. They became angry when I would not tell them where I found it. I am certain that they sold it to a private collector. Yes, I have pictures of it.
Dang! That's some James Bond stuff right there lol. I wish I could find something like that! I love digging around around in the dirt. Always an adventure searching through the layers wondering what will present itself, the excitement is addicting.
Lead cubes fished with a magnet? Sounds legit...
He didn't fish them out with a magnet, he used his hands.
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@@thehowlingjoker it said he was magnet fishing 🎣but lead is not magnetic, unless its coated or mixed with another metals
@@Sweet-Mary-420 Yes he was magnet fishing. However he didn't remove the cubes from the water with the magnet. He saw the cubes whilst magnet fishing, then removed the cubes from the water with his hands.
I love it when things "float to the bottom of the river". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
being dead and marinated with wine, forever drunk
I think u really need a glass of wine
I love the history or rather what we know of, the Vikings. They were so much more than just ruthless ,bloodthirsty, looting savages. They had an organized community, religon and social structures. I admire their love and bravery of adventure of sailing the high oceans with nothing more than their hopes of finding new lands !!!
The church of latter dsy saints believe Vikings are theTrue Isrealites . Its extremely intetesting
My large poop box which i was using for 3 years has been buried recently , and later on future it will be the biggest conspiracy .
Love this channel and Katrina’s narration and uplifting personality you can feel as you hear from here! So glad I recently subscribed !!
Looks alot like an Easter island head.
To think people signed a petition to drink this liquid 🤦🏻♂️
It’s easy to be first not last
I can imagine what other things that may be buried under other buildings in NYC.
The weirdest thing I have ever found was actually given to me by a friend. His wife was yelling at him to "Throw those things away", so he gave them to me. He didn't know what they were. His father-in-law gave them to him before he had passed away.
I didn't know what they were either but I knew they were important when I opened the bag and seen the swastika's on them. I had the writing translated and it turns out they were flag pole tops. 1 was from a Nazi R&R camp and the other was from one of the smaller, lesser known prison camps. His father-in-law was Polish and had been in one of the camps and had gotten them somehow and brought them with him when he came to the states in the early 50's.
What's even more mysterious is how the magnet picked up lead cubes. Lead is not magnetic
They were probably gold or silver.
@@WiseAngelUK silver and gold are also not magnetic.
My and my mum were gardening and found a Rabbit skull I’m our back garden we handed it in to our local museum and now they are finding out more about it! Also I love your videos!
The craziest thing I’ve ever found by accident was my wife.
Thank you for the update, Katrina..!!
Puffins are very tasty.
The mummy in red liquid was probably one of Ming's mistresses. Curse you Flash Gordon.
My wallet in the chick fil a bathroom was the craziest thing I’ve found.
if you dont have a photo dont show photo`s of any object you think might look like it...its off putting.
Finally! Some new material and nothing repetitive. Keep up the great work.👍👍😎
Just LOVE your content! You’re the best Katrina!,
I FOUND FOSSILS IN MY BACKYARD:)
Cool!!!! What a treasure!!!! 😀
Mortitians have been around for as long as humans! What a business!?!
This is Great information in my years in the military I had the chance to visit many of these places, thanks for making them available to all.
Great video as always!! Really enjoyed it!
Hey katrina, I really love your videos, ive been a fan since 2017, could you perhaps make a video on cursed japanese heirlooms/books or any items or even a place? Just choose whatever appeals to you.More power to this channel
I heard that Pirates of the Caribbean music ... Can’t hide Hans Zimmer from me
Sounds almost exactly like the main music theme for the game 1945 Airforce for your phone. Thats all i could hear/picture during this video was that damn game. Lol
Narrator says that a boat floated to the bottom of the river after it sank. By definition,if floating the boat will never see the bottom of any body of water.
Katrina!!! I love you. Keep the amazing content coming.
#2 has been identified a while back as Lady Dy. 😉 aka The Diva Mummy of the Ming Dynasty.
The “lead” cubes pulled out of a river by a magnet fisherman: Lead is not magnetic. So, either the metal has been misidentified, or, he pulled them out by hand.
Good spot
Sometimes, a non-magnetic item will be pulled in when a magnetic item gets snagged on the pull in.
Hello vonda
Hi Vonda can I please ask you a question if you don’t mind.
I was thinking the same
I love this channel!! You show enough b roll and actual footage
hi, Katrina! it's Floyd! ha! lots of interesting items, here. mostly things new to me, a few not. one thing i like about this channel is, it gives me subjects to research. finding the known facts of these old, mysterious stories can be quite enlightening and fun. your videos give me new ideas in an enjoyable format, Kat. thanks!
As someone who has worked in a morgue... thats almost exactly how it looks like...
Though idk how the chemicals would smell like
Not gonna lie, I'd be backing up pretty quick if I unearthed an ancient stone sarcophagus containing a mummy submerged in bood-like liquid. Like "Hey boss, you and Queen Akasha have fun, I'm taking a personal day!"
Same lol
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I can't wait to read what these scrolls say !! It's truly amazing they found more of them.
I found a newspaper from year 1984 (that newspaper was published 20 years before I was born) in 2012. I found it in a giant box which was mostly filled with old clothes and a thick layer of 15-20 newspapers in the bottom to protect the clothes. Most of the other newspapers were either from 2010 or 2011 (as they were replaced in every 6 months or so), except that newspaper which was by that time nearly 28 years old, but still readable and mostly intact. It's still somewhere in my house.
The craziest thing I ever find by mistake was you Katrina... LoL 🤣
These always come out when I’m about to medicate naturally and it’s the best thing ever. 💚💨
Cheers!
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Doing that now lol
Ayeeeee.
Same here😜🔥🚀⛽💋💨
Don't you just love it when they incorrectly title a video for click bait.
Love your channel. I love your videos. Sat up all night watching them .
On one more thing my brother was a farmer he collected bottles he found across the stone walls around the fields 'a it was amazing what he got about 40 bottles over 40 years and some of his bottles date back to the 17th century 'you see away then the farmers worked in the fields all day and took there food drinks with them 'and instead of carrying back the empty bottles they stuck them in a hole in the stone walls 'and so comes in my brother hoho
No idea how the ship got there? In the bottom of a river? Hmm I wonder how a ship could get in a river
Can you say landfill? It was in an old inlet and abandoned and the area was filled over. The same thing happened in San Francisco where a good portion of Market Street was originally an inlet that progressively got land filled.
Over 9,000 yrs makes you wonder how really long human as been around
Alot longer than the myth book says
What could be more disrespectful than relocating an entire cemetery, disturbing the dead as they sleep, just to build some houses....was there no land left in America?
They ain't sleeping, they dead. They can't care what happens to their body.
Excellent vid as always
Wondering how a magnet fisherman “caught” something made of lead.
That's what I was wondering. Copper oxidizes green but even that isn't magnetic. It may be copper over iron base.
I found a child's ice cream maker, 1800's to early 1900's, in the rafters of a house we moved into.
I wish people would respect and leave the dead resting in peace. I would be upset if 1 of my ancestors were dug up and relocated.
Cremation for me
Nah, once a generation lives out you have barely any idea who's who. That's why not one tends any gravestones. Once your gone your gone..... most of these bodies are moved because they build on the land and make new pipelines if they didn't we would get lead poisoning
The carving (#5) found in B.C. looks like something u would find on Easter island
Katrina!!!!! Pretty please at least look into/ research the Matthew Hoffman case from mount Vernon Ohio there is something super strange about the case!!! Please do this you won’t be let down lol
4:04 ‘floated to the bottom of the river’ - NOTHING can ‘float’ to the bottom - float means to stay on top of fluid or air currents ! ‘Sank to the bottom of the river’ should have been used.
Doesn’t anybody check what they write before publishing it these days ?
...my thoughts exactly...🤔
My favorite ancient peoples are the Anasazi or the Clovis. Both are far more mysterious and supreme in their advances than are credited. The Cliff City Mesa Verde is one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen. And the Pyramids made by the Clovis people are bigger than in Egypt. Not many people know about the pyramids in 🇺🇸 America. Most people in the US think they’re mountains, lol.
I always watch this channel at night time hope my mum doesn’t catch me🤫😂🤣
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My grandma gave me a collection of old buttons that went to multiple military uniforms. While looking around in it I found a Netherlands coin from 1913. I told her about it and she was surprised, no idea how it got there. I added it to my coin collection, it's now my oldest coin so far.
I am not surprised we find ancient statues and artifacts as we build continuously like ants on top of old structures . The surprising thing is we are a sentimental species and are curious about our history considering we want to destroy our present.
Guys what's your fav conspiracy theory?
That Trump actually won the election which is laughable and not true.
The conspiracy that a person with Alzheimer's traits won the right to run the United states . oh wait this person probably asked a serious question but dumb people will be dumb .... Honest answer is the area 51 conspiracy would be a cool one but well covered already
The earth is GROWING!
@@robpatterson3133 .. since you want to do a medical diagnoses, people have the right to see your medical degree, provide it now. In regards to the "dumb comment" Trump himself stated that he loves the UNEDUCATED and his Supporters just proved that. How ironic on Airforce one he stated he could not believe how dumb his Supporters are to his own staff all while all the new reports blasted his own words.
How dumb was his Supporters to donate with ongoing payments taken out of their banks scamming his Supporters of hundreds of dollars every month in which they proved that they could not read two yellow boxes with check marks and after he invited them to attack the capitol leading to a FBI manhunt in which they thought he would give pardons to which is laughable in itself. Trump really loves his UNEDUCATED Supporters who made threats of a civil war when Biden was sworn in and if dereck choavin was not found innocent. My question is where were they with the useless threats? I guess living under the rock they taken their political advise from much like yourself. You mentioned 51 conspiracy theories but I know there was over 61 court cases all the way to the supreme Court that thrown out his fake lawsuits with supporting facts to do so. How's your gay Political marriage to trump going for you today? Hopefully well but you can enjoy your new president Joe Biden for another 7 1/2 years guaranteed as trumptard is never coming back I rest assure you of that. You may even enjoy Kamela Harris as the first female president of color after those 7 1/2 years also so enjoy.
@@fuqupal .. in overall population of Citizens yes.
438th view! Love ALL these interesting videos!!
I like your channel! I never miss a post!
I found a can of Hamm's from 1983 while digging in my flower bed. It's probably safer to drink the mystery red tomb fluid.
Dang that's as old as I am. Reminds me when my friend and I found a bottle of wine from the seventies in a shed in his backyard. Unfortunately we did taste it and it ruined me forever because...nothing will ever taste so sweet..like heaven in every sip. Well, anyways. Have a nice day🙂
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The most valuable thing I ever found in my garden was an very old cocoa glass bottle 'and a few cans like bean's cans hoho pure rubbish
200 years... in 1876... yeah......
The craziest thing we have ever found was the skeletal remains of a male down in a ravine while out deer hunting in Southern Arizona. Most likely an illegal who died from exposure, injury or snake bite. It's a very rugged area.
Hi Sonia can I please have a word with you for a moment. What do you think about it.
Sorry for writing you, just out of curiosity your page come up on my suggested friend lists so I was just wondering if I knew you from somewhere???
Too bad we never get to know the composition of that liquid coz of govt agencies
The natives of Vancouver Island do not look like the ones you've depicted in the video.....please do a proper job when doing things like this.
Does anyone else find the background track sort of annoying ? I did like it at first. But many videos later , this track gets to your head. Please change it up!!
Enigma music
7:06 - definitely...that is an embarrassing situation. The Royal B.C Museum brought it's reputation into question but I would like to hear the the outcome of that mess
What a great video! I liked learning about all these great lost items. But I will point out, that a lot of Indigenous communities in Canada prefer to be called First Nations and the video of the dancers you have (while they are still Indigenous) are an Aztec dance group based out of Woodburn, Oregon and are called Huitzilopochtli and this video was from a performance of ours at the Oregon State capitol in Salem.
God Bless you and your people Dear. You all have many people here in my area of Northern Virginia who has prayed and is still praying for the First Nations peoples of canadas past aand present for the extreme suffering of loosing not only their heritage and being forced to forget their up bringings and for the Loss of all those beautiful children not so long ago while in the hands of the Catholic churches who made these children ģo threw a living hell then dumped into mass graves. May God give you all a hedge of protection with thorns so no one may harm you all again ! Go in Peace and Love and live the Life of everyone of you alls dreams !