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and hopefully they'll be of benefit to the audience brother hershel mike mood is one of the pioneers in the seattle washington area as far as the religion of islam i know  real familiar with how islam came to an african american community and it came in a strange way it didn't come in a way that was you would you would normally think ok so it sounds like the form there was to put it in a different position where we were before a different environment a controlled environment where there could be some work and from some of the research that i've done and it they had a particular ideology for mohammad for the long or short for the audience out there he came in one nine hundred thirty to detroit michigan and he brought this strange message and the strange message was quote the mess or anything like that he a lot of god used to do in that a lot of us was able to get enough of the religion to one day except in it's proper for us to o i think in order to really understand and see what  churches throughout the world for centuries when it's an image of an african american man savior of the world for them what with this do to the mind of the world's children chapter three verse sixty four status say all people of the book come to common terms as between us and you that we worship none  in your area thank you all  i think you get in trouble when you start putting yourself in divinity and if you have one set of people bob another and you think that particular people of their device then you run and you run into some problems and that i think one of the let's kind of branch out and you know we talk about some things in the u s in this we can even talk about some national things i know that you want to talk about into even some international thing that you want to meet and so we'll let you go here and then about those
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ability of us to be able to see ourselves as a community it's a great achievement to have seen what's going on the legalization against prohibition of cannabis a lot and i hope you guys enjoy this program thanks for watch yeah yeah right right right ye yeah yeah the big the soup and stuff they made is so good i've been eating there relinquishing the five star ship to get this here it's just a completely different experience for him it's just fest about twelve hours of video so i don't know how to get it all processed and whatever but thanks again for watching and hope to have more coming up thanks so i will people since you all the live show from seattle thank you want to smoke like a tru watching our program tonight it is the all the live show i will be wilson and we've been doing this as a community for our community and it is a community very strong cannabis related issues that are involved with what we're doing as a people
i travel not because i like to travel i travel so i can say this what you're looking for is inside of you and you should be in peace from robert has been travelling for forty years is firing people around the world to find peace within one of the us along with jordan no us one month will go and i talk to people and i present them with the possibility of themselves discover the peace that lies within here's the question and this question you have been asked many times and you know what the question  how are you how are you so how are you and when i ask you this question i ask you are you in are you enjoy do you feel something is with the issue of peace is show great that you are more than happy to say ah that's life and it must be asked and the question i don't you think so how do you find out how do you find who are you yes it's easy to say i am a human being what is a human being are you this being can feel pain and joy can you feel joy have you ever felt joy i lie clarity i like pea then you're in the right place why because i will tell you that if this is what you want void of that piece of that joy of that happiness inside who are you you are then this group of peace of divinity you are the that most incredible marriage fusion finite and the you are then you are then the most powerful that embodies within it the human spirit how do you like that as an answer this is why you need clarity your existence you do not consider it a miracle but if you see milk coming from  knowing he didn't say guess who you are imagine who you are he said kno who you for you for you you are the most incredible possibility that ever will such is the power of peace how profound is this element of peace of hope of clarity of dignity in every single being on the face of this that when your mouth opens to address the divine only one thing comes out and you know and that is that's who you are expression beyond the smile who you so i ask you that there is a drop in the ocean everyone knows but that there is ocean in the drop only a few do you have you found the ocean dear dr because he if you haven't found that ocean then something is not and that which is precious and abundant this is how we were born and this is how and i'm saying to you grab that m what a journey so this is who you are now you are more qualified  next time somebody says that how are you smile just think of what i said tonight that should give you something to smile how are how are you but tomorrow if you get out  don't think about your problem truly understand without doubt how fortunate you
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welcome to present up your program for the performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in new york this week off crescendo we have a very special program indeed especially for those of you who love theater pipe organ we are going to be featuring two of the largest theater pipe organ console's ever buil are the home now i'll fill the aloof in las vegas nevada first the roxy console from the roxy theater in new york one of three console's that played in tampa but the largest of the three five says we're going to hear beautiful pipes and see some of the artifacts from the rocks then we turn to the largest theater pipe organ actually the largest freestanding organ console ever built built by the barton company originally from chicago stadium with over eight hundred stops it is the most magnificent six manual console you will ever see both are now playing and have wonderful wonderful new sounds in the loose music room i'll follow the music you're going to be hearing on today's program were special requests of film aloof himself you'll hear a little background noise because there were other people
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your mind your heart and allow your heart to receive the need it written in the word of god let us not talk about what we think what we feel let it or not god's word is here given to man by god himself so we can understand reality oh what we must do in order to be safe when i say bout what we think as it was given to them by christ himself saint john they have to move on learn people it is but yet they have the spotlight of teaching other people with a bible of death not teach and we are going to prove it to you in this program per cent order to be safe but not the point it must be bad times oh must be that time i want you to think about the for a moment who must be yesterday five days ago a month ago about cranks about what they do to me say how can a child repent of saying they had not committed how can a child he teach all nation
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and this is my gallery and i'm going to show you a few things here this is i for a night which is a reflection on our obvious code thirty five hundred years ago this status of human beings back then we go here to atomic waste which is what symbolically relative to the killing of eight ten thousand people in bhopal and the possibility of the same take the same thing happening in west virginia back in nineteen eighty which involves a matrix of continual east bucky's become the white keys and the keys become the plots of land and vice versa but in our culture we insist on mutual it's sort of categories and this is showing that you know like you're either guilty or innocent well that's nonsense of course because it's all those gradations in between so th commentary on our culture here we have well changing pointing this way a commentary on our tendency in architecture to deal boxes throughout the world and let me show you this is all sculpture that i'm working here which can be stacked like that for can be built  infinitely and i'm just working i'm working on it in terms of of the notion diagonals within rectangles you can make structures that are unusual and possibly useful and lastly i want to show you what i'm working on here now is the idea of how are considering the past improbable past and actual past and the same thing into the future and you can say that i have from ten billion years ago to the possibility of at least one million years into the future and it's a commentary on the fact that we were afraid of the future we're we will be we have no problem talking about hundreds of thousands or hundreds of millions of years into the past but we're so afraid of the future i guess it has to do with our mortality so this is a commentary on that in a situation that we we face a future as a species and become terra knots before we become astronauts and live in concert with our environment here on earth this was the first one that i did about oh fifteen years ago the idea of the past future and of course the past and future is all part of now all pas and future is and is that about all you had to learn to know thank you very much for being on my t v show you're welcome now how do people get a hold of you if they're interested in coming over and looking at your artwork well i'll be here through
so please come in and at least don't blockade the people that might consider coming in get it nice and cozy in here because it's the end of an era slumber party and it was johnny five from the flobots will be playing in a few minutes but right now please give a warm deborah media welcome to years ago i think open music friday it was so fun i think we can play this it's about a cult that my dental hygienists tried to get me to join  thank you thank you so much everybody farewell airwaves tonight at midnight
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cultural cultural events but mainly showcasing varied cultures of india and they became very excited because they want to show the new demographics of redmond still last fifteen years has been major changes and they wanted to showcase a festival brings all the different communities together for artistic cultural let's say get everything set up as a quick responsible but this is a huge special we're getting over twenty thousand people we have over a hundred different foods and displays and cultural presentations in a big stage  least forty groups performing so it requires a lot of coordination to get all the equipment here and then to get it out again before monday morning so that's why we want three days and i would like to add or something also we have cooking contests a lot of ladies joined we gave out prizes for competition competition we also have you might you might win to go to life thank you well say about that
can find on line and sometimes they got really good credible backgrounds and sometimes you just don't know sometimes things come and go and never did happen but each year it gets more vigorous and twenty fifteen is no different you get twenty fifteen is they got like documentations on e mails between high officials as high as all people way up in the high heat just about everybody and their one time day they had to put pressure on blair they wanted him it but nevertheless there are indication of you know we got people to hack things a lot in the years people in certain places you can click knew one way you can find this is twenty fifteen maybe september twenty fifth maybe those words alone would bring it up and maybe have hacked e mail you could find out states couple decades ago come and gone and they sure haven't gone out yet but now we're getting more stuff coming out in this quite a bit you know but that september twenty fifth he like my point here is not that there's a date we can look forward to but that he she in suing here we get more and more  neck doesn't mean everybody has the wrong information you could you can find a lot of people didn't understand that we were going to go through some of the trip we got to get straightened out and we got to get and i haven't heard much about cell phone towers for a long time i don't like it now into yesterday and it's you know it hasn't gone away it seems
chemical companies were now preparing to move into biotechnology and at that point they had no product on the market it was still a strategy and they laid out the means you can prevent farmers from saving sea you can prevent farmers from exchanging seeds you can prevent farmers from having their own seed which is the kind of laws being pushed under registration very often through or originally french legislation called you pour of but very often without it in nineteen ninety five a representative of monsanto gave a speech soon after the w two treaty was signed in w two came into existence in washington the other washington d c the washington i think we could all do without and be better off the issue of the washington syndrome is of course not just that the world bank and i m f are there but because corporate rule globally is implemented via washington and that's what happened with the intellectual property issue there was no term called intellectual property it was patents copyrights design all distinctive protections and then it was on mixed up into one took it to our government we then imposed it to the rest of the governments we were the patient the physicians and the diagnostician all in one now how were they of the patients they were patients because farmers w saving seeds and months and it was falling ill because they weren't able to make profits as long as and they offered a solution that should now be an intellectual property crime and that's the day i decided i was going to fight w two going to fight patents and see and find anymore we're the creators and inventors and we'll be there and collectors for the rest of our life so the actually even the first battle of seattle was about all of this i remember a young student we never expected the number of students who came one student grabbed me on the streets and said i'm here because of your book bio piracy which is where we started to say once corporations have a monopoly on life these will be the kind of things that will happen you all have started through your movement five to two salmon on one side corn on the other i love it the only place that the fish have and there's no way that that support can lose in the long run a few hiccups we shouldn't worry it keeps us part of it all along good people have to fight against slavery how long did our countries have to fight growing older i'm growing old and we're still having fun gene and unfortunately they've engender very toxic relationships the most serious toxic relationship is by hijacking our democracies not one g m o would be in the market if people's consensus was the basis of making decisions about agriculture food and in fact the first thing that corporations like monsanto must do is destroy democracy corrupt governments by decisions so you had your strange monsanto protection act pop out in a budget law and that too in the defense expenditure part i guess the new there should be in the defense expenditure part because they're now working so closely with blackwater so
got from a lot of our committee members these are great fund raising events and if i were a few well maybe different then maybe past events and how they were proposed you know put together and then presented and we haven't heard  works of our visions ok that's true so all of this started way back when and i think the reason why it was able to come to this level of fund raising where we could  was interested it was always open to anybody and everybody right but we all were able to come together consistently yes right we didn't have to rent out another place we didn't have to have that extra stress we had a shared vision of ok right now exactly how do we really want to support these missions right now is that exactly that was the starting point and it's great to see i'm right so based on that it took seven eight months we were able to bring together many volunteers in fact the working committee as you saw and being almost thirty or more volunteer score on our conversation was a great event was on a saturday of course with three hundred fifty of our closest friends in the community on a sponsors and we're very fortunate that people believed in our vision and we got sponsors that actually sponsored  you know because people have different calendars and calendars and giving right and of course when we were there right you know coming in we weren't necessarily the only people who were asking for their salaries so that was what i hear you say that to be able to get the kind of support that we did from sponsors corporate and non exactly who would you know were competing with other people because everybody's asking for support and you know all agreed to be agents in our in our case i guess foundation
living and exalted christ we further bear witness that the honorable minister louis farrakhan is a further comforter and reminder to the entire planet and in their three names we like to greet the viewing audience in the four pm pacific standard time and what in a wide dot org slash the time but he's been bringing it ladies in germany just did what part three we're going to give you some of that in a second it's beautiful he's also on  at louis farrakhan was one of them said they all scare me but he says some of the data scared me he says stand up for what you believe is right when exclamation point and don't fear the consequences of man when you stand up for god and it's true there was another one too when he said god you can't win he said we're all in the valley of the six you can't fight god and when i know that's exactly what all of us are doing whatever stress on whatever we're doing we're fighting a lot of hades inside of it but you can't win you have to submit you have to bow down you have to be obedient there's always a live and he said the weather will be more common it's going to be more severe so at the rate of the disasters there's going to be not enough money to take care of it that's he said and talked about the times he said things are not going to get better there they are worse and he talked about obama since he they making the movie who's doing a movie what is their motives why they do the movie he said this movie is a show angry black people killing wife and he talked about those whites now that are buying guns off the shelves and we have enough ammunition on the store shelves for people to buy for people to
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five in the butt so many times when i don't when i don't have production meetings everybody comes to the set with their own different idea of what's supposed to be taking place that day there's no you know presets really thing that i had to deal with so when he played his character in fact i can totally summer summer myself and my character and just react off him which was i i feel like if you hit rock bottom you have nowhere else to go and that's exactly where travis was and it hurt my brain just like trying to wrap around getting to that point i don't know if i would want to play a role like travis again though i would be open to it hours make up everything and then i had to leave and i was like ok bye guys i got to go so i was out there for about a good three hours and when i got back i did pick up one of the characters from the park and then when i got to the set of travers was super hot and the makeup was running and it was really sweaty and yes it smelled than just our fault but it was fine  fellow director i really enjoyed stories like this obviously it's not easy to go into a dark place and really make something happen but it's nice to get the psychology of what's going on around you i also directed as well i i think that directing is one of the harder parts of making them apart from the producer and putting it together the director asked to make sure that the vision comes
saturdays which is really nice and we really organize a lot of novice teams that are really about learning the game about being supportive of each other and making new friends and really a lot less about who wins to get it it's more about just learning and having fun learning some calories and getting out there meeting new friends so really one of the big goals of this new is to really be integrated with the community not just the soccer community but the local small businesses and the announcing community love with the members of the community at large they're around the soccer field sabbatical relationship going here in the ideas that you know they get some advertising with us we show up and try to help drive their businesses and build reform with those small businesses around these fields because really there are part of this community and they're really a necessary part of our
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