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US hides real debt, in worse shape than Greece
(0) | 02/04/2015 | Translate: The US national debt is twenty times higher than is officially reported, approaching $222 trillion, and today’s children could soon be paying their parent’s debts, reputed American economist Laurence Kotlikoff told RT.
Katy Perry broke American singer Katy Perry has a problem with her right eyelid closing on its own several times during a concert in Las Vegas. - The Batman (Trailer) Warner Bros. Pictures has just unveiled the official trailer for American superhero film "The Batman", directed by Matt Reeves, which is slated for theatrical release on March 3, 2022. In its second year of fighting crime, Batman explores the corruption that plagues Gotham and how it might relate to her own family, the Waynes. At the same time, he is investigating the murders of a criminal who poses riddles in his crime scenes.
- 20-year-old American street racer got 24 years for hitting mother and child 3 years ago, the guy decided to arrange a race with his friend in his new Mustang, which he received as a graduation gift from his parents. At one of the pedestrian crossings, he did not notice and knocked down a woman and her daughter in a stroller. Both the woman and her daughter died on the spot from their injuries.
- American National Anthem in Kentucky All State Kentucky All State Choir - National Anthem - 2018
- 1 year old child swimming in the pool July 8, 2017 / Weeki Wachee, Florida, USA Drowning is the number one leading cause of injury-related deaths in infants and children under the age of five. They can start learning how to swim as young as 6-months of age. Please teach your kids how to swim so they can save themselves until help arrives. For those of you who have asked, my youngest daughter was 12-months-old at the time of this video and my oldest was only 3-years-old. They both learned to swim starting at 9-months-old from our swim instructor, Brigitte Strickland, who specializes in infant and child survival swim.
- An autistic child neutralized and handcuffed by a security guard at his school #2 This is the 2nd video taken from the body cam of an SRO Officer with the Denton PD (first one is here: https://youtu.be/24L3x5qa0to). This 2 hour video shows the continued abuse of a 10yr old autistic boy where he has to beg to be released from handcuffs. This injustice was served by his SPED teacher that seems to have more interest in what is happening on her phone, the districts Behavioral Interventionist that obviously has no clue regarding autism since he forces this child to use his words, and a power driven officer that likes to threaten this child with handcuffs & take orders from the teacher. The district and police department continues to stand by there statement of 'no wrong doing'. This is flat out assault and civil rights violation of a disabled little boy. Next time, call mom first and tell her the truth.
- An autistic child neutralized and handcuffed by a security guard at his school This is the first 3 minutes of an unedited bodycam video that shows my 10yr old autistic son being mistreated at the hands of his SPED teacher and an SRO officer that works for Denton PD, Texas. The police report indicates that my son was a serious threat to others citing that he poked a kid with an eraser and was swinging a computer mouse around other children; however this is NOT shown on the video. Do you ever hear this officer try to talk to him or his teacher? He was not posing a serious imminent threat to himself or others at this time; therefore I believe this is excessive.
- It’s not you. Commuting is bad for your health. My commute is like a second job, and it might be killing me. Millions of Americans commute to work. It can be a stressful journey that involves cars, trains, bicycles, and even airplanes. This video breaks down the pros and cons of long commutes -- it's by someone who actually has a painfully long one: Vox's Kimberly Mas commutes to Manhattan almost every day. She drives her car to the train station, takes the train to the subway, and finally rides the subway to the Vox office. She's had this routine for a long time and she always wondered what kind of toll it's taking on her. Her reporting shows that, while commutes may just be an unavoidable part of life for many Americans, they don't have to be all bad, all the time.
- A man sees his son’s red hair for the first time thanks to Enchroma glasses Dad sees children's red hair for the first time with Enchroma glasses
- Trump calls Warren Pocahontas at event honoring Native American veterans Pres. Trump during event honoring Native American code talkers: “You were here long before any of us were here - although we have a representative in Congress who they say was here a long time ago. They call her Pocahontas.”
- Electric Interview An American journalist interviews a young boy who will be in contact with a Tesla reel. This will cause the child to be brought to a very high static electric potential. The kid will have his hair rising. And, what the journalist forgets, tends to emit electric shocks to all sources of land. Thus, whenever the latter tends the microphone towards the child, a discharge takes place, crossing the microphone and the journalist
- Identity Crisis Identity Crisis is about the United States rooting its image in violence and intimidation. By persistently sustaining the largest military in the world we have accepted violence as a our primary solution; being not only viewed as the strongest country but also occupying this role is fundamental to Americans' national identity . In order for taxpayers to support funding the military, militarization must first be normalized in our homes, on our streets, and in our backyards. Once violence is normalized as a part of everyday life, it is a only short step to accepting violence as an inherent facet of human existence. Which in turn allows the excuse for our government's continual murder of civilians at home and abroad.
- Spectacular goal with a volley of 60 yards Alejandro Camargo, an Argentinean who regularly performs in the Chilean national team in the Universidad de Concepcion team, showed off his phenomenal strike against O'Higgins. The whole action took place in the added time of the game.
- Sperm Donor Meets His 19 Children All Together Michael Rubino has 19 children and he's finally meeting them all for the first time. When he was in his 30s, Rubino became a sperm donor to help other families. Unlike many other donors, he decided that he didn't want to remain anonymous, and before he knew it, the children started contacting him. "I loved them each immediately when I met them," he said. Inside Edition is now bringing them all together for the very first time.
- A man voluntarily abandons his dog to the edge of a highway A 57-year-old American cruelly abandoned his dog along a highway in Dallas. What he did not know was that he was being filmed by the police at the same time. Unfortunately for the individual and fortunately for the animal, this area was known to the police as a place of frequent animal abandonment. The police watched the entire scene and arrested the man for cruelty to the animal, which is reprehensible in the United States.