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VLog 1: A day of my Uni life 🏫 - Duration: 4:59.
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Black Fist: The Russians' Secret Plot to Infiltrate Black Communities | The Rundown With Robin Thede - Duration: 6:18.
(Robin) Omowale Adewale, an activist,
MMA fighter, and vegan nutrition writer,
whose strong, black fists were unknowingly
turned against his own country.
(chuckles)
I watch way too much "Law & Order."
Tell me about your story. It's crazy.
I get contacted all the time by doing self-defense classes.
And that's something that I was already doing
and, uh, gentleman by the name of Taylor
contacted me and he said he was from Black Fist.
(phone ringing)
So this guy Taylor just calls you out of the blue.
No, actually, he contacted me via Instagram first.
(phone chimes)
He told me that Black Fist was an organization
that was training black community
to prevent police brutality.
(Robin) Wait, there's a self-defense move you can do
when you're face-down on the concrete?
It didn't look shady. You were getting paid.
They paid me $320 via PayPal.
Well, that sounds legit.
Exactly, it must be official.
(Robin) Little did Omowale know
he was officially being played...
by the Russians.
For more, I turned to Congressman Adam Schiff.
He's not just some dude
on the House Intelligence Committee,
he's the dude.
Black Fist was a social media campaign by the Russians.
The broader purpose was to communicate
to African Americans, you need to be afraid.
Were they wrong?
They're not wrong about that.
But the Russians do not have our best interests at heart.
They created their own fake pages
to scare and frighten African Americans about cops
and frighten cops about African Americans.
Some of the fake accounts would try to get people
to join protests,
and then the Russians would send RT,
their news arm, to cover the protest.
Many of them targeted people who had shown
an interest in Martin Luther King
or Black Panthers,
people who search for Freddie Gray.
(Robin) Look at Russia,
targeting black communities faster than gentrification.
So how many classes did you actually do?
Dozens of classes.
Oh, okay, and these are like, like buff dudes,
like really strong fighters?
♪♪
No, really, um, beginners.
Wow. Yeah.
Men and women, some kids.
Kids?! Yeah.
All types of races and--
Wait, I'm sorry. You had white people
come into a class called Black Fist?
(chuckles) Right, right, right.
Taylor insisted on getting pics and videos.
Pics or it didn't happen.
And they edited out anyone who wasn't black.
(Robin) Now, who was this mystery creep
thirsting for pictures of black people working out?
The only clue he left was a voicemail.
When you talked to Taylor on the phone,
did he sound black? Taylor sounded black.
He sounded like he was from Africa.
Motherland black.
Wow.
Late April was the last time he ever contacted me.
The account on Instagram just disappeared.
Did you try to call Taylor?
I did call Taylor and he just didn't pick up.
(line ringing)
You really got ghosted. I did.
How did that feel?
Uh, it felt like, uh,
Black Fist might have been fake.
(Robin) This is insane.
Black Fist is the longest con since white Jesus.
Why would Russians go through all this,
to create Black Fist, a self-defense group
for black people?
When we look at American society,
one of the most radioactive elements has been race
and African Americans' response to racism.
And if it's something that can create, uh,
riots in Ferguson
or recrimination in Baltimore,
if you were an adversary of the United States,
that would be exactly what you would try to manipulate.
♪♪
(Robin) Wait, the Russians didn't just create Black Fist
to deceive one vegan fighter.
I needed to find out.
Who else were they playing?
And that is when I struck gold.
My name's Eddie Goldman.
I do a podcast and a blog called "No Holds Barred."
Okay, so you had someone from Black Fist
on your podcast, and what was his name?
Guy named Jackob Johnson was the name that he gave me.
Now, I have some audio from your podcast.
Can I just play that? Sure.
When I heard that on your podcast,
I thought it sounded familiar.
Same guy that called himself Jackob Johnson.
Same guy.
(Robin) And if that wasn't enough proof,
the phone numbers for Taylor and Jackob are the same.
I know what I have to do.
It's time to call two birds with one phone.
(line ringing)
Answer!
(line ringing)
How are you a hacker and you're not answering your phone?
Ooh, hello?
Nope, still ringing.
(line ringing)
(yawns)
Any minute now.
(busy signal)
Man, all that buildup for nothing?
I feel manipulated.
I feel like Omowale.
You felt like you were doing something good,
it sounds like. Of course.
I'm just a local guy, you know,
that really just wants to do right in his community.
And so, uh, people took advantage of that.
The end result of this is, you make it more difficult
for African-American activists to advance legitimate causes.
But that's not personal.
It's just an American weakness
and, you know, an adversary would exploit a weakness.
(Robin) Damn, so the Russians are weaponizing
one of America's most plentiful resources--
racism.
(Jelani) One of the most radioactive elements...
radioactive elements, radioactive elements...
(Robin) And while our country may not be able
to stop Russia from taking shots at us,
we can sure as hell stop giving them so much ammo.
Because until we kick white supremacy to the curb,
Russia can still turn even the most woke
into double agents.
(speaking Russian)
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Charles Krauthammer Calls For The Arrest Of Barack Obama !!! Top Stories Today - Duration: 2:23.
Charles Krauthammer Calls For The Arrest Of Barack Obama !!!
One of most respected conservative thinkers and political commentators is Charles Krauthammer.
Look what he has to say about Iran ransom scandal!
In 2008, a young, fresh-faced African American junior senator promised the American public
that if he was elected President of the United States, he would have the most "transparent
administration in history."
Well, he has failed miserably on that promise, and noted TV pundit Charles Krauthammer just
provided another recent example.
Speaking about the $400 million payment to Iran in exchange for the released prisoners,
Krauthammer said: "They had to print the money here, ship it over to Switzerland, turn
it into Swiss Francs and Euros, and then ship it over to Iran."
For those of you with a legal background, does this process look familiar to you?
If not, then let me fill you in with a little help from Krauthammer's further comments
on the issue:
"If a private company had done this, this is called money laundering.
The CEO would be in jail right now."
Krauthammer was reacting to a Wall Street Journal report saying that the Justice Department
objected to the State Department's decision to do this.
"Of course, the Justice Department objected," Krauthammer said.
"It was illegal."
Something is very fishy regarding this deal, and it isn't just Krauthammer who feels
this way either.
Forbes details the process where the money was first electronically transferred to Europe
in February, converted to Francs, and then clandestinely shipped via aircraft to Iran.
Just one day after that, four Americans were released from Iranian prisons.
While the mullahs and military leaders in Iran are calling this money exactly what it
is—a ransom—Obama is claiming something different:
He says the $400 million payment was part of a $1.7 billion negotiated settlement from
an aborted arms deal in 1979.
Finally, many are beginning to compare this to Iran-Contra, which almost derailed Ronald
Reagan's administration.
However, for an administration that has continued to devalue the American public, such as Obama's,
this is just another day at the office.
What do you think about this?
Please share this news and scroll down to Comment below and don't forget to subscribe
Top Stories Today.
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Castles of Switzerland - Neu-Bechburg Castle, Oensingen - Canton of Solothurn - Duration: 1:33.
Neu-Bechburg Castle Oensingen
The castle was built by the Barons of Bechburg in 1250.
The castle changed ownership several times.
Among these were the Dukes of Froburg, Nidau, Tierstein and Buchegg.
1415 the castle was sold to Bern and Solothurn.
1463 the castle was fully owned by Solothurn and was the seat of the bailiff.
1798 the french conquered the area and the castle lost his importance.
Afterwards the castle was used as poorhouse, privat home, tavern and at last it was a quarry.
1835 Johannes Riggenbach of Basel bought the castle. His son Friedrich restored it as from 1880.
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How To Modulate Anywhere - Duration: 6:58.
hey, welcome to 12tone! back when I was in college, I think around theory 4, we got an
assignment to write a 32-bar jazz song.
the specifics were left up to us, with one exception: the verse had to be in the key
of D major, and the bridge had to be in Ab. now, if you've never actually tried to do
that it may not be clear why it would be so hard, but as the class's unofficial resident
theory tutor I wound up getting a lot of questions that week, so let's talk about why.
we actually already did a video on the basic techniques of key changes, or modulation,
but to review, they tend to come in one of two forms.
the first, direct modulation, is pretty straightforward: you just start playing in one key (bang) and
once your audience has absorbed that sound, you suddenly switch to a new one.
(bang) it builds energy, and it's a staple of pop and rock music, but a jazz song requires
something a little more subtle, and that's where the second technique comes in.
this is called a pivot modulation, and it works by using a chord that exists in both
keys in order to cover up the transition.
for instance, if we're playing in D major and we want to switch to E major, we just
have to find a chord they have in common, like F# minor.
(bang) this is the III chord in D and the II chord in E, so it's helps us pivot between
them.
I also snuck in an A major here, which is another shared chord and helps make things
even smoother, and by the time we land on that E major chord, it's hard to believe that
D ever felt like the root.
but we're not trying to pivot to E here.
we're trying to go to Ab, a tritone away from our starting key, and that makes shared chords
harder to find.
here's a complete list of all our options... yeah, it's empty: the two keys have exactly
zero chords in common.
but a direct modulation would sound really jarring, so what are we gonna do?
well, there's a couple options.
the first is to simplify.
sure, there's no chords in common, but the two keys do share a couple notes.
specifically, they both have G, and they both have this note, although they call it different
things.
if we drop the harmony for a second and just sit on one of those shared notes (bang) we
can at least start to smooth it out.
this is called a pivot tone modulation, and it works a lot like a pivot chord, but without
the supporting harmony it's not quite as clear, and you have to sit on it for a long time
to really make the transition work.
but let's say we want to keep playing full chords. in that case, the first place to look
would be modal interchange. this is where you borrow chords from another scale.
for instance, the key of D major has no chord in common with Bb major, so we can't really
pivot between them.
but D minor has plenty.
in fact, D minor, the chord, is in both keys, so we can just borrow it as our pivot (bang)
and get a pretty smooth sound.
of course, using chords from outside the key is, itself, attention-grabbing, so if you're
planning to do something like this, it helps to use the chord a couple times in a more
normal context first, so by the time you get to the key change your audience is used to
the sound.
but this still doesn't help: not only do D and Ab major not have any chords in common,
they're so far apart that they don't even overlap with each other's minor versions.
but the idea of using chords from outside the key has merit, so let's try another common
borrowed chord, the secondary dominant.
this is a dominant 7th chord that points somewhere other than the root of the key, and we can
use it to help cover up some of our differing chords.
like, if we wanted to go from D to B, we could use a B7. this points us to some kind of E
chord, but whether it's the E minor in D or the E major in B isn't clear until we actually
resolve.
(bang)
but that's still not enough.
this lets us ignore the quality of our target chord, but we still need to find a shared
root, and D and Ab don't have very many of those.
could we use a D7 to resolve to a G chord?
well, in D, that works great: it goes to the IV chord, G major.
(bang) but how about in Ab?
well, that's a bit harder.
Ab does have a G chord, but, well, listen to it.
(bang) yeah, it's a diminished triad, and you can't really resolve to one of those.
it's not stable enough.
the only other shared note is C#, and that's a diminished triad in D.
but we're getting really close.
we just need one more tool, the tritone substitution.
we've covered this before, but basically it's just a dominant 7th chord resolving down a
half-step.
(bang) and this is perfect: in D major, the dominant 7th chord is an A7 which, conveniently,
sits a half step above Ab. this means that it can resolve to either of our keys (bang)
and finally we've got an answer.
this is what most of my classmates did and, in hindsight, considering we'd just learned
about tritone subs a couple weeks before the assignment, it's probably what we were supposed
to do.
but it's not what I did.
I decided to get fancy, and used a technique called a modulation chain, which is pretty
much what it sounds like: changing keys multiple times in a row.
I started by moving from D major to D minor.
this is what's called a parallel modulation, where you switch scales but keep the same
root. then I went to F major.
this is a relative modulation, and it works because the two keys have all the same notes,
they just use them differently, so it's like an extremely subtle pivot.
from there, I did another parallel modulation to F minor, and finally one more relative
modulation took me to my ultimate target, Ab. if you'd like to hear what that sounds
like, I made a bonus video of it.
there's a link in the description.
but there's one more solution, one I wouldn't learn about for almost another year: the diminished
7th. this is a fairly standard substitute for the dominant 7th, but with one twist:
it's symmetrical.
let's look at C# diminished 7 (bang) the notes are C#, E, G, and Bb. now if we go to E diminished
7 (bang) we've got E, G, Bb, and Db, which is another name for C#. it's the exact same
set of notes.
because of this, the root of a diminished chord is always a little ambiguous, and can
change at a moment's notice, so we could play a C# diminished 7, implying a resolution to
D, but then suddenly switch to a G diminished 7 and resolve to Ab instead.
it can also resolve to F (bang) or to B (bang) giving us four possible targets for just one
chord.
but it goes further, thanks to the secondary dominant concept we talked about earlier.
say we wanted to go from D major to Db major.
that's also a pretty hard modulation, but the diminished 7th has our back.
we just need to hit C# diminished 7 (bang) then pretend it's a G chord and resolve it
to Ab. (bang) normally, that'd be the end of it, but it doesn't have to be: if our G
diminished 7 was a secondary dominant, then the Ab could be the new V chord instead, which
would then resolve to Db, completing our modulation. in fact, any diminished 7th chord can resolve
to either the I, the IV, or the V in any key, making it like a swiss army knife for pivot
modulations.
it can go anywhere it wants, whenever it wants.
no questions asked.
so yeah.
distant modulations can seem daunting, but there's plenty of ways to make them work.
do you have a favorite technique for making those difficult transitions?
let me know in the comments.
we're gonna be taking a couple weeks off for the holidays, but we'll be back at the beginning
of January, and we've got some pretty exciting plans for the new year.
until then, thanks for watching! if you want to help make these videos possible, please
consider supporting 12tone on Patreon or checking out our store.
you can also join our mailing list to find out about new episodes, like, share, comment,
subscribe, and keep on rockin'.
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